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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
Betty Blythe Passes Up
Breakfast for Talk Fest
By WALTER d. HICKMAN

Am not in the habit of meeting
queens"
Queens generally do not wait for
man or beast. what is that man raw
ing about now0 VIII tell you.
Betty Blythe. who played the queen
in THE Queen of Sheba" movie,
passed up breakfast to talk to me SO
you might know all about her.
think the passing up of Breakfast
must have been a hardship. because
1 didn't call upon her until 1870 a.
m. I was ready for lunch. She for
breakfast. No, didn't stay for
lunch.
I have told you about many screen
stars. Miss Blythe wants a home
like existence wherever she is. So
for this week, while appearing in per.
son at the Lyric. she has taken an
apartment at the Spink-Arms, where
she dimes quietly in her own private
little "diningette.
One would suspicion the Queen of
Sheba' would want a royal dining
room with many servants, two bands
and all of that stuff But not with
Betty Blythe.
Plain as An Old Shoe
Il am just as plain as an old shoe, y
she told me. when the show is
over want to go to some quiet place
rest and read. am glad that l have
time to read"
Sounds rather funny to hear such
common sense talk from a movie
queen" but Betty Blythe is real
woman. She is more than a shadow
actor. She Is a lover Of good music.
She knows how to sing and on the
stage her songs are OF the better
class. A sweet little lullaby which
she sings easily wins any audience.
I'VE all want to get back to ma
ture." she confided. we all want
the simple things of life. Chen she
startled me) We are all Ike mon
keys. Why Is it that every spring we
ru nto the woods? 1t is because we
want to get closer to nature and the
simple things of life"
Then we talked OF Lionel Barry
more. Lionel Atwill. and Louis VOL
helm Of "'Hairy Ape" fame.
Yes, She Is Beautiful
Betty Blythe is one of the most
beautiful women 1 ever have met
There is more than mere physical
beauty to this woman-there is an in
tellectual beauty. She doesn't pose
while one is paying a social call. She
is just a real woman and that is a
wonderful thing now days. No cigar
cite smoking or any OF that stuff. just
real.
Nearly forgot to tell you.
She was dressed in one OF those-er.
whatyoumacallits-a long flowing
house gown. Rather artistic looking.
Not as elaborate as a queen would
wear, but one OF those pretty things
American women love to wear while
at home. Oh, yes, she had on some
pretty beads, green ones I think.
She has faith IN the movies and the
people who are in them. Her motto
seems to be-study all the time. give
the best that is in you and be a real
American citizen.
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Getting Won
derful Relief
From Vin-Hepatica
Found It So Effective, Is On
Third Bottle

Mr.. W. w. Bowman of 266 Hend.
ricks Place, Indianapolis, Ind. in
buying his third bottle of Vim Hepa.
tea from the Vim Hepatica nurse at
Henry J. Huder's Drug Store, was
asked what result was obtained from
Vim Hepadea and this question
brought his letter to the owners as
follows: 1 am now on my third
bottle Of Vim Hepatica. states Mr..
Bowman, which 1 am taking for indi-
gestion and autointoxication OF lower
bowel. I am getting wonderful re-
lief and am Encouraged to continue tho
treatment.
The Vim Hepatica nurse is at the
Henry J. Huder Drug Store, corner OF
Washington and Pennsylvania SITS.
Indianapolis, Ind, explaining the
merits of this great prescription and
giving free trial samples. II you have
not received your check ask the Vim
Hepatica nurse at this drug store to
give you one.-Advertisemen
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Coal Dealers
Are Generous

Fifty per cent OF the loads Of coal
re-weighed by the city weights and
measures department en- route to Gus
toners. this year, have been found to
be overweight, Mrs. Mary Riddle,
chief inspector, said today.
Nineteen per cent were underweight
and thirty-one per cent correct.
Eighty-eight loads were stopped by
the inspectors. Seventeen were found
underweight. forty-four over and
twenty-seven correct,
Overweights ranged all the way
from five to 400 pounds and shortages
from twenty to 1880 pounds.
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DEMOCRATS To
MEET TUESDAY
State Chairman Issues Call for
Legislative Conference at
DeniSon Hotel.

Democratic members OF the next
Legislature will meet in a Legislative
conference at the Denison Hotel next
Tuesday afternoon. The call was is
sued by Walter S. Chambers, Demo
cratic State chairman, following a
meeting of Democratic party leaders
and successful State and congressional
nominees yesterday.
1t was decided that the Democrats
will do all in their power to carry
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public instruction, warned party lead
ers of the danger Of becoming OBJ
structionists in educational affairs.
Jackson day banquets will be held
In Indianapolis and throughout the
State next month. it was announced.
Two appointments were announced
by Zacariah T. DUNCAN, newly
elected clerk of the Supreme Court.
He named E. H. Yergens Of Newcastle
as assistant deputy and Anderson
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out the platform pledges Of the party
III the last campaign.
State headquarters will be kept open
permanently, Mr.. Chambers said.
The only point on which there was
any difference Of opinion was on the
program to be followed regarding
school legislation. Some opposition to
reforms advocated in the recent edu-
cational survey developed. Charles A.
Greathouse. former superintendent Of
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U. S. COMMISSION WARNS
AGAINST FAKE SCHOOLS
Civil Service Information Available
In Federal Building.

A warning against misleading
newspaper advertisements OF certain
so-called civil service schools" has
been issued by the United States civil
service commission.
The commission says these adver
tisements state that an examination
for railway postal clerks will be held
soon, when, as a matter Of fact, no
such examination has been announced
and none Is IN prospect
It is pointed out that full inforInA.
tion regarding civil service sxamirSA-
lions may be obtained from Henry NJ.
Trimpe, secretary OF the civil service
aboard, AL Federal building.
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r. o. T. G. Officers Named

These additional appointments have
been made in the Arsenal Technical
unit of the R. o. T. c.: Captain. band.
Frank W. Wilson; second lieutenant
Company e, Malcolm Porter: second
lieutenant, Company r, Fred d
Wood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
MARTIN APARTMENTS ARE
PURCHASED FOR SOS, 900
Miss Marguerite Sullivan Buys From
Two Owners.

N The Martin Manor apartments, 1850
70 1855 y. Pennsylvania St. have
been purchased by Miss Marguerite
Sullivan from Melvin R MOser and
J. n. Williams, 1t was announced yes
terday by D. j. Foster. real estate
dealer. The consideration was $4,000.
Part Of the consideration was covered
by an eighty -acre farm in Clinton
County.
Two buildings OF four apartments
each compose the apartments. They
were erected about five years ago.
Miss Sullivan purchased the property
as an investment, Foster said.
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Deadly

By United PTesS
CHICAGO. Dec 6. - The
ukslsle In a deadly weapon In the
eyes OF the law.
Judge Joseph s. Labray so de-
cided IN holding August Can
tdneIn to trial for attacking a
street car conductor with the
south Seas musical instrument.
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Ketchum OF Greensburg as record
clerk.
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over three times the dividend
requirement on the regular and
present authorized issue.
You can buy these shares either
for cash or on an easy payment
plan, thus giving everybody an
opportunity to take advantage
of a very profitable, secure in
vestment.
These shares are to be sold
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feet Fool" at English's; Lionel At
will in 1.-THE White Faced Fool" at
Keiths; Betty Blythe at the Lyric;
Stan Stanley at the Palace; musical
comedy at the Rialto; burlesque at the
Park and the Broadway; "a Tailor
Made Man" at the Circle; "Dr. Jack, "
at the Apollo: THE Forgotten Law"
at the Ohio; "Calvert's Valley" at
Mister Smiths; zone Week OF Love"
at the Isis; triple bill at the Regent
and Anna Ascends," at the Colonial.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06

The following attractions are on
view today: Ed Wynn in The Per
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Lauder Due Friday

Harry Lauder will open a two-day
engagement at the Murat Friday
night Vaudeville acts also are on
the bill.
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Price. soc and 81 90, at Drug Stores. or
sent on remittance or COD, Parcel Post
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Company, 1853
William Street. New York.
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neustale ty netfeba k tomu
vybfzeti zvl&stnfm provolanim.

neustale ty netfeba k tomu
vybfzeti zvl&stnfm provolanim.
Kopie dopisu, kterym Sc Mi
str JanHus rozloueil 8 Cechy
pred svym upalenim, S. Ger
vence 14I6, dostane Sc do pro-
sluleho Smithsonian Institution
We WashingtonG. Byla vydana
u pfflezitosti letosnf smutecnf
oslavy Husovy poradane Narod
MIN Sdruzenim q Svazem Svo-
bodomyslnych. Preklad do an
glEiny pofidil DR.. Henry j.
John a tisk a typograficka L.
prava byla skutecnyfn um9lec-
kym vykonem. z toho dhvodu
brosurka byla poslana ma W.
stavu grafickeho um9ni y Bo-
store, kde vzbudila vseobec-
ncu pozornost q pfftomn1 "a
stupce Smithsonian Institution
vyzadal 81 jeden vytisk pro zmf
meme museum.
Snad pfi teto prilezitosti bu
de zahodno zminiti sc, ze pfici-
nenim zminen6ho DR.. Johna q
! Narodnfho .Sdrhzeni uspofada.
ma bude vystava ceskych. lept6
We zdejsfm umeleck6m museu
We Wade Parku. z Clevelandu
bude pax vystava leptd odesla
ma do musef nekolika velkycl
NEST, ktera 81 je jiz vyzadala
Tato nehlqcna sice, ale dull
zita propagacni prace, zasluh,
je 81 uznani a ocen9ni.
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Zvysiti peniz, povoleny ma
podpory v nezamestnanosti, v
rozpoctu pro letosnf rok,
zakonem upraviti vypovedni
lhdtu po dobu prdmyslove kri-
sc pfi hromadnem propoustenf
z prace
zakonem zavesti administra
tivni trestAnf lichvy a rovnez
zakonnymi pfedpisy zameziti
umluvy udrzovani vysokych
cen a kazde jine mafeni postu-
pu zlevhovaciho.
Cenove lmluvy ziunosten-
skych spolecenstev budou po-
drobeny revisi.
Celnf koeficienty budou zm6
neny, kde toho nynejsi hospo-
'darska situace nalehave Vza-
/.
duje.
Tarifni slevy ma zeleznici bu
dou poskytnuty a to prozatim
pro nektere ddlezite zivotni po
treby. ea
. Postovni sazby budou postup
ne snizovany.
Provolani toto koncf vetou
"Pro lepsi prfstf vsichni pri'
nesme obeti." To jest dobre he
slo a myslfme, ze lepe by sc
vzilo, kdyby. $ pfinasenfm ODE
tt pfedchazeli pfikladem .vyso
CT vladni ufednfci.. Ii uz by nj
jakou tn ob6t' v podob6 ''zlev
nenl" statisicovych sluznycl
snesli. Chudaci pfinasejf obet
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StrepinkY
TAuOnA
NAPSAL: J. JAHODA.

Vs.
'ducatych tvafi.
Babicciny oei, podobne oslo
plym lasturkam, selmovsky "a
mzikaly: "A Honzik Cistec-
XII byl doma?"
"Byl!" ihned a jasnym hla-
sem priznala Barca.
"No proto! No proto!" rekla
babicka v hlase jake by il
zaznela nota ptacka posmeva-
cka. "Sluselo by vam to, mi
Ia holka. coz o to, ale oni Ci-
steckovi mali umfn6ne hlavy,
a ty jsi takovy pytel dobroty"
- uvazovala.
"On Honzik je dobrak!" ho-
mem naprayovala babicciny o.
bavy Barea a zmolila v rozpa-
cich clip zasterky drazdilky.
"At' dobrak, at treba dotej-
kany dobrak, - mGj byl taky
takovy, ale najednou Sc v muz-
skem vyvine chybicka, a kdyz
prejde rozmilovany cas-, mila
holka, je to potion ihned ma
zadrmo! A tn chybicku musi
zenska vypatrat, nez da ma hla
Givu rozmarinu."
! "On Honzfk ami nehraje kar
ty, ami nepije a holkar uz
docela neni" udychane. a
horlive vyvracela Darca.
1 "Mdj take nebyl," septla ba
bicka a v hlase il neco tenyn-
ce vzdychlo, "mdj byl taky do
brak, Wis pfece jak to nami
dopadlo!"
"A to nevim, babicko. Jen
tax slycham, re Nam muz "a.
Sci do sNeta a ze 0 mem nevf-
te," plase reklo devce.
/ "Mas-li ty trochu casu?" ze-
; ptala sc najednou babicka.
II mann! / MANI" pritaka-
10 devce.
"Tak 81 tuhle vedle mne tro-
chu sedni, snad 81 to vyposlech
: mes pro uzitek!"
!. Barca vyhrnula vzadu bilou
sukni ma zada a posadila sc
: vedle babiGky jak do zaveje
! skrobeneho kartounu. Bylo ,
nj plno sdilnosti nejradej
: byla by -babicce vylozna dus
: tady ma zlaty rozchodnik, nj
pine slunce, ably babicka vide
, la, jak je st'astna.
"Oni CisteGkovimaji krasn!
: majetek," zaeinala babicka,
: ''predlonim koupili cd Kr0up.
! patnact kolcd ma hatich' -
:, al jeste od ! Sarycha pfevez
"roynpu" bqde Cisteck'
We vsi nejv6tsi sedlak. Hon
( xix, .,pravda, nsnt,si prizenit
:. takova Utmost da 'vejmipek ia
J, ke mic. A bude uaiti vseckn
+ 6iste!"
( Barca' poslouchala jak ou
9 kropek.
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TATQNY .VLASY.,

ASSeeS .
v polich ma STRANGE hrala Sc
ma slunci kaplicka, jak by to
mezi dve lipky sedla stara ba-
bicka. Nesedela mezi lipkami
babicka, ale babicka sedela ma
strance pod kaplickou, slunce
il polevalo teplym svetlem a
divalo sc ma nj shovivavym L.
] smevem.
Bylo il ma strance v tybeto-
vem satku, cerne jupce a prouz
kovane sukni jen dsobecek a
kolem nj zluty rozchodnik ve-
sele citil, jakoby nekdo s nebe
strafku u babicky postrikal
novym zlatem.
Ovetrale zahyby a vrasky
stareho obliceje labuznicky Sc
'chvely We slunecnim jasu Ia
padle vodnate oci zalibne "a
,mzikaly prudkem svetle, -
mermomoci cht6ly videt krasu
srpnove krajiny, diskretne v
dalkach olemovane sedavo-mo
drym nadechem ztracejicich
Sc lesG.
/ v kaplicce stala opryskana
la vybledla socha nejakeho
svetce uprostred papirovych
|kytic, a spokojeny ptak mad
|sv6tcem po druhe jiz vychova-
wal pisklave, neopefene deti.
Sedaval ma vztazene svetcove
rpce, moudfe naklanel hlavic-
/ XII q dival Sc materskou py-
chou ma pet otevrenych zobac.
XII. zluticich okraj hnizda ne.
lklidnym topasovym sperkem.
i U babicky prav6 Sc zastavi-
la Rarca Sehnalova, okate te
devce rudych rtd, uvalena a Y
bocich houpava, dcera ponoc.
neho Sehnala, u nehoz n6kd,
babicka prespavala.
: Nebot' babicka nem6la svi
vlastni seknicky, a jak tax SIS
: svetem, vSude sc naSel dobrj
: clovek, u nehoz "a "Pozdrav
: pambi" prespala.
Babicka priclonila oci. il
: stotne poznala, kdo Sc to tn z;
3 stavil a pozdravuie. Seplav'
> mazlivym hlasem rekla: "Vi
. tam t6, - kdepak jsi Sc, dev
: &c, honilo?"
: BARGE Sehnalove small s.
vnitrni radosti ,oblicej a spo
y kojenosti zalitym hlasem w
J pravoyala: "Byla ,.jsem babi
}, cko u Cisteckd, trochu med
!, jsem jiss. nesla ona Cistsckc
i wanna 7pskani, v, lopatkach art
8 ze jimed; ulevuje -
|. Rekla to- rychle, dalo 'se, VISA
i tusit, ze aby. bya rada fekla i
y ste nkco jin6ho. ddlezitejsiht
radostnEjsiho. Ale. jazyk nj
i chtel povfdat, divci stud W
hnal jen tfochu vice krve. d
z
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Podpisem presidentovym sta
la sc zakonem nova celni pred
loha Fordney-McC Cumbdrova.
Prvne zmin6ny jest pfedsedou
vyboru ma cesty a prostfedky
We snemovne poslanecke a dru- ,
,hy predsedou financniho vybo
ru senatn1ho proto predloha
jejich jmena nese. Jinak byla'
v obou domech kongresu a v
konferencich tolik pozmene-
ma q dodatky opatrena, ze ms
vice "dusevnich otci", nez-liso-
ny diva zminene statnfky. |
Novy celni zakon jest vyssi
nez kterykoliv v historii zeme a
pax lisi Sc cd pfedeslych tim,
re dava presidentovi pravo, ma
odporuceni celni komise, urcite
polozky zvysovati nebo sniYo-
vati. Jest to tudiz elasticky Ia
kon a celni komise Sc staya tfle
sem nanejvyse ddlezitym.
Ia pfftomnych rozharapych
pomeri v Europe, pokleslou
pen4zni valutou, Spojene Staty
musi sc chraniti elem. Jedna Sc
pouze o to, jak vysoke clio by
melo byti, tax ably chranilo a.
mericky trh a zaroven ameri-
cke spotrebovatele. Byly easy,
kdy demokraticka strana byla
vyhlasovana "a stranu svobod-
neho obchodu, ackoli takovou
We skutecnosti nebyla, nebot i
clio ukladane jenom k Will Ii
skanf ddchodI, coz byvalo jed
MIN z clankI demokraticke vi
ry - jest do jiste miry ochran
nym.
Kritikove nynejsiho celniho
zakona predpovidaji. re bude
miti "a nasledek stoupani cen
vsech potreb zivotnich mezi
t6mito kritiky nejsou jenom de
mokrate, nybrz pokrokovi re-
publikani a nekter6 vlivne re-
publikanske casopisy. TAX ma
priklad Buffalo Commercial"
projevuje mineni, ze "tato
predloha nebyla sestavena ma
ochranu prdmyslu, ale ma ochra
nu valecnych vydelkG."
Rochester Post Express,
rovnez republikansky zurnal,
pravi: "Pfedloha neni ochran-
nym tarifem, nybrz hanebnym
uvalenim bremen ma americke
spotfebovatele, tudiz na vse-
chen lid nasi zeme. Jeji sazby
.jsou tax vysoke, ze zvysi vylo.
hy zivobyti v dobe, kdy vseho
lsili m9lo byti pouzito ia jich
snizeni."
K tomu mohlo by Sc dodati
xe se zvysovan{m nekterycf
prodult1 Sc jiz zapocalo pry
nj prihlasil Sc ocelarsky trust
jenz jest vlastne ditkem vyso
ke celnf ~ochrany.
Jak sc dalo ocekavati, OBJ
dusevni otcove noveho celnlht
z&kona, Fordney i McCumber
pfispechali ma jeho ochranu {
ucinili prohlaseni, jez jsou vel
mi pozoruhodna. Pan Fordne.
totiz pravi: ''Zdali ceny phjdo'
vzhlru behem pfistich dvol
m9sicd neb kdykoli pred volb'
mi, hude to nasledek prace Wy
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o SOUCASNYCH UDALOSTECH.

A- ~,
driduchu, kteri chteji oklamatf|
lid" A p. McCumber, rovnez
ma konci sveho prohlaseni pra-
vi: "Americky lid bude platiti
Nyssi ceny pod Fordney-Mc-l
Cumberovym zakonem jen te-|
hdy, kdyz nepoctivf obchodni-
ci Sc spiknou ma plen6ni a kla-
mani lidu."
A v tom je cely ten ''trubl"
- az dosud vzdycky vysoke O.
chranne clio poskytlo zaminku.
Al pfflezitost kapitalu pleniti a
klamath americky lid. Bude n.y..
nj lepe, kdyz name to nevys-
81 clio v historii zem6?
Situace vyvstavsi v Ceskoslo
vensku nasledkem ochromeni
prumyslu, coz hlavne pfivode-
no vysokou penezhi valutou u
porovnand s onou sousednich
zemi. jest kriticka ma nejvys-
81 miru. Soudime TAX toho, ze
vlada vydala provolani k OBJ
canstvu, v nemz hledi je uklid-
niti a uvadi, co hodla podnik-
nouti, ably celeno bylo pfitomne
krisi.
V casopisech cteme, re pocet
nezam6stnanych stoupa jiz do
druheho pIl milionu, coz jest
cislice ,priserna. Sest set tisic
nezam6stnanych bylo by dosti
ma Spojene Staty Sc 40 Milo
ny obyvatell, pro zemi Sc 49,
100000 obyvateli, jez teprve
Sc vzpamatovava z povalec-
nych zmatkl, jest to cislice ka-
tastrofalni.
v provolani vlady uvadena
jsou nasledujici opatreni, jimiz
ma byti Celeno nynejsi neblaht
'situaci
Ministerstvo pro zasobovan
lidu v dohode sc sucastnenym
ministerstvy naridilo oznacova.
nj cen zivnostech prodej
mach a bude dbati, ably bylt
toto opatreni dGsledne provadi
no.
RfisluSna ministerstva zak;
ii vyhlasovati slevy cen pouze
v procentech bez udani cislice
ceny p1vodnl a move.
Bude vydano narizeni, kite
rym Sc umozni kontrolovati pr
ciny, proc Sc omezuje nebo "a
stavuie prace v zavodech. Via
da uvazi pax dalsi nutna opa
. trenl.
Ministerstva objednaji v nej
sirsim rozsahu jeste nez bud
lstavne projednan statni rozp
Get ma rok 1923 ma lcet potfe
by roku 1923 naprosto nepe
i, stradatelne materialie svych {
boru.
: Urychlene budou provaden
nutne stavby verejne, jako {
! lektrarny, meliorace, regulac'
ldolni pfehrady, silnice, most.
!. pQzemnf, stayby a. uspisi+se pr
! centykajici sse staveb zeleznii
: Mich.
Y Ucineny kroky ku snizeni |
j rokove smfry re zapdjcek u p'
i ne1nith istavd.
q Narodnimu shromazdeni b,
: de Gale nayrzenc:
The daily times., 1922-03-06
UPHOLDs LABoRERs LIEN

Judge Henry G. COnnor handed
down a decision at the federal term
of court in Raleigh last week, that
continues to support the laborers'
lien. In other words before outside
debts are paid, a contractor must pay
for labor and materials used in the
construction of job.
The case in point arove over the
receivership of the T. G. Gill Com
pany, Of New York, which had built
State roads in Lenoir and Greene
counties. The retained percentage
Of the contract in the hands of the
State Highway Commission amount
ed to $4,000 and the receivers at
tempted to obtain this sum for the
benefit of the creditors of the de-
funct contractor. The company
was declared bankrupt in the Unit
ed States Court for the Northern
District of New York. but an ancil-
larry receivership was obtained in
the District of New York.
1t developed that prior TO the re-
ceiverskip debts amounting to $14,-
O06 had been incurred. The Ma
tionai Surety Co., bondsIuan for Gill.
fn-er"e ned in the 81. ceedings and
clai.le1 that under It's cnn-ractua: re-
latica. The claims f.; labor and ma
trial 81 ould be pail out Of the re-
tanned percentage of the contract
price in the hands of the State.High-
way Commission before that money
could be applied to the other debts
of the contractor.
The daily times., 1922-03-06
HOWDY
SENT TO JAIL

Walter Adams, the negro boy who
broke into the residence of Mr.. F. D
Swinde1l and took articles of cloth
ing, seven dollars in cash and a few
other articles, was tried before May
or Killette this morning and bound
over to court in the sum of $4,000.
He went to Jail in default of bond.
At the last court he was tried be-
fore Judge Horton and allowed to
pay the costs on account of the state
ment from his mother that he was
under sixteen, or the probationary
period. He HAPPENED to be repre-
sented by Mr.. Swindell, whose home
he robbed, and whose pleading with
his honor undoubtedly had much to
do with the light sentence, though
We recall that Judge Horton said at
the time that he did not have much
faith in this juvenile business, for
nearly every boy he tried was under
sixteen, but were quite old enough
to know better, and could do serious
oamage at that age and the courts
were powerless to punish them.
Thls negro is regular burglar. it
seems. He was tried at the last term
of court for stealing basket of
clothes from Mrs. Faulkner, and
about week ago entered the house
of Mr.. Frank Lee while the members
of the household were away from
home and took articles of clothing
He admitted going into the place.
and said he entered the house be-
tween three and seven O'Clock in the
afternoon and night. Mrs. Lee said
that he entered her house three times
before he was caught. He seemed
to know when the people were awav
from home and watched his opportu-
n1ty. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swfndell
had not been out Of their house more
than an hour when he entered.