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la byti slozena do hromady, nj.
kdo nepodrzel niceho pro sebe
We vojste nesmelo byti svar1,
kfika, masili. zizka byl basnfk,
slozil 81 sam valetnou piseh
pisen viteznou. byl vzdelamec,
umel latinsky, cetl Caesara a
ucil Sc cd neho valecnictvi.
Jeho citovany jiz vojensky
rad a jeho listy to dokazuji.
Trocnovsky rex zalozil Sko.
lu vojenskych vddcd, ktefi roz-
nesi slavu a vihlas Tabora pc
celem svete! Slavu taborit-
skou rozsiruje tez Jednota Ia.
|boritd We Spojenych Statech
budiz nam vitana o SVEN areo.
pagu prace zari leta tohoto
" metropoli ohioske!
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\ N 7

Stal tedy pred soudem po-
meme odhodiane klidne, od-
povidal ma otazky, jez mu pred
kladah, ulcite a jasne. - Ale
kdy4 Sc porotci vratili do soud-
nj sine j zv6stovali, ze uznah
jej vinnym jednomyslne, prece
|se neubranil prudkemu pohnu-
It'll. Has vrchniho porotce, W.
|slovujfci os,Hdne "ano", pripa-
dial mu jako za'buraceni hromu
tax nesmirne ohlusujici, ze
Ineslysel dlouho mic jineho nez
toto "ano.'s, opakovane neko-
necnou fadou owen. Neslysel
ami feci vefejneho zalobce, ami
Iobhajce, neuvedomil sd, co zna-
lci, ze nahle vstali sorldcove od
lstolu v cele salu a odesli ku
poradt.
| Kdyz vsak Sc vratiil, nepo-
Isadili sc jiz, nybrz president
Isoudu vynasel rozsudek, jimz
Itbyl obzalovany uznan vinnym
a odsouzen ma tri leta.
Tfi leta Jaroslav Nevola
lslysel jest6 tato -Efova, vice mic.
Tri leta! v jeho duchu sc ten
to pojem takonka rozkladal We
sve slozky, tri leta bylo vice
nez tisfc dni; doba tax dlouha,
nekonecna, skryvajici v sobe
takorka neomezenou moznost,
zrien, prevratil Coz nepo-
Znal dostatecne, CO vse NIUE
zpdsobit pouhy den, dyaceti-
ctyf hodin, a ted tisickrat to-
lik casu Vice nez tisickrat
A vse, co Sc bude dit, vse, bu-
de sc odehravat mimo jeho O.
kruh, on nebude S to do .toha
zasahnout, udalosti ridit, ba
ami vykonavat ma ne vliv
konec koncu --Ach ano, vzdyt'
sc o Mich ami nedovi, bude cd.
louGen ode vseho sveta zdmi
1zalafe.
/ v te chyili proletla mu hla.
YOU pochybnost: uvazil vse, &C
Sc tykalo provedeni jeho pla.
ma, zachrany rodiny Setrilo'
Ivy, ale promyslil take dusled.
Ky sve myslenky pro sebe.
j Jeho obhajee pristoupil
lnemu:
j - Tai se vas, chcete-i pou
/ lit opravnych prostredkd zma
|tecni stiznosti nebo odvoiani.
i - Jest nadsje, ze by Sc tin
Izkratil trest?
| - Pochybuji!
- PAX tedy trest pfijimam
i lprohlasil zvuene q pevne.
! Ale vse to cinil jake v polo
snu, jako by 81 nebyl dokonale
weldon, oc jde, Jake by necha
[pal, dulezitost a vyznam toho
co prohlasoval.
i Kdyz byl Ease sam We We
zens.ke cele, znovu 81 opakoval
co Sc stalo, jako by Sc teprvt
-trozpominal a tn Sc mu nahlt
ivse pozlatilo jasnou svatozari
protoze hledel ma to zornen
luhlu obeti, jejiz vznesenost pt
Isvecovala vse.
j Jeho ponekud vystredni o
: brazotvornost neukazovala m,
liz pritomnost, nybrz budouc
most, nec1til Sc jiz cloveken
I odspuzenym pro zneuctlvajic
-lzlocin k tezkemu trestu, nybr;
hrdinou, obdivovanym osla
,lvoranym, nluzesn, ma ktereht
bude milovana ,diNka ukazovai
rs hrdosti pychou, pravic, 4.
1ivedela, komu ma VERT a ze je
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TABORI!

Pfipisuji serii cl6nka .
timto titulem ku vxt3i cti
slavneho snsmu Jednoty TIA.
bOriti We Spojenych Statech,
ktery ' zafi leta letosnihc
zasedati bude v metropoIi
ohioske.
Jos. SvanGara.
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TENATECH
r o M A N
Napsal Karel M. PribramskJ.

iii spolehani zvtezilo v boji
proti vsem.
Ano, ted si teprve zaslouzil
|slepe d1very, jiz sc dozadoval
ma nj, ale zaslouzil il dokona-
le. Vlastn6 bylo by snad pre-
ce dobfe, kdyby tusila - ale
me, ne! Cim vice Sc bude zakla
dat jeji pevna vira a ddvera
jen ma laace k nemu, tim bude
fhrdinnejsi, vznesnejsi, tim spi-
Sc bude jeden hoden druheho
- ano. Coz nebyla jeho dI-
vera k nj stejne slepou? A ne
nasadi!-li on v teto hfe mno-
hem vice nez ona, vlastni cest,
buloucnost, tedy cely dalsi III
vot?
Ale tuto rozjasn6nou, slun-
nou naladu zastiral pojednou
temny, chladny mrak: v jeho
srdce Sc nahle zaryvala po-
chybnost:
Coz zklamal-li jsem Sc?
Napfed Sc zdesil phi teto my
Silence. Ale pax 81 il rychle
vymlouyal. Ne, takovou do
maenku nesmi ami pripustit do
sve duse. Nesmi urazet Anic-
ku takovym podezrenim. Boze,
coz miloval ma nj jen telo a ne
|spise jeji dust, vlastnosti jeji
povahy, jeji letory, jeff dobro-
|tu, laskavost, cestnost? Ano,
cestnou byla, nebyla 5 to poru-
| Sit, co slibila. Jiste nezapome-
he ma svuj posledni hovor $
MIN, tehda v Setrilove jidelne.
Tenkrat snad pokladafa jeho
slova "a bezvyznamne pokra-
covani rozmluvy, k niz dala
podnet kniha, lezici v dosahu
ieho ruky.
Ale kdyz uslysela pax, CO
Sc stale, kdyz na Nevolu dopa-
dly rany osudu kruteji a kru-
teji, zranujfce take j, jiste sc
rozpomnela ma to, nae Sc il ta-
zal, ozivlo v jeji mysli, CO
mu odpovidala. Chapala, as
proc il kladl tyto otazky, po-
rozumela, ze svymi slovy pre-
vzala vdci n6mu veliky tez-
ky zavozek, ale take mu posky
tia ltechu, jedinou a prece IL
techu, niz musi vyatacit tax
4
dlouho, pima til leta.
Tri leta! opakoval 81 po-
lohlasit6.
Ted to jiz asi vi, iiste to vi
mluvi sc o tom v celem meste,
pan pokladnik jiz Sc vratil do
mi a poved6l to daman, je5
Gekaly v nevylicitelnem nape.
tt. Go ted asi della ,Anicka !?
Jak p1sobila ma nj tato zpra-
Iva? Snad sc roznemuze? Snad
il bude tato rama osudnou. Or
bude zde pykat m6sic po mesi.
ci, rok po roce Ia zlOcin, KITE
reho Sc nedopustil, konecne
pfetrpi vse, a svoboda mu pfi-
nese ma uvltanou zpravu, re te
pro niz podstoupil toto vse -
liz neni.
- Ne, ne, co no napada!-
IJake to silenstvi podryvat ma.
mivymi, posetilymi sny svou e.
nergii = dobe, kdy mu il .bude
|nejvice tfeba? Setfil je rozum-
my a bystry muz. Una pravJ
stav veci, ale take Ease zivot
wi, ze bude Nevola odsouzen
Isvymi styky jiste 81 opati.il m,
formace, jaky trest asi bude
|vymeren doannelemu vinnikovi
"a pripravil Anicku ma nejhor'
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v.
VALECNICTVf zIzKOvO.

IGHldlIlOSl VdlecIld l N0uldS
Zizkuv siril Sc celym svetem
a S MIN j slava CechI veske-
Irych. Zizka byl vice veleben
nez starorimsky Hannibal, ne
bot rex mas byl pozdeji ia ODE
oci slepy, Hannibal pouze ma
jednc a Tabofi Sc sNym vdd-
Gem nikdy nepodlehali. Zizka
byl take nezistnym presiden-
item prve ceske republiky Sc 81
diem Casiavi, prv9 republiky
" Europe pc stare republice
! rimske pred Kristen; byl v
Inidode muzem nejkara kternej
sim, umfel upln6 chud jake vsi
|chni vojevudci taborsti az
Ina Capka re San. Zizka hajil
| jen vlast "svaty zakon bozf''
jako Hus; bojoval a vitezil PRIV
mi ma svete - IA ideally.
We vojste uzival hlavne pc
|choty, kdezto cstatni svet va
lecny tehda bojoval nejvice ma
konich a kavalerii te fikalo sc
|"Zelezni pani''. ZizIka jiz te-
|hda uzival ihojne strelnehe pra
| chu mel ctostatetny pocet
Idel. Selsky lid byl v jeho ar
made ozbrojen okovanymi ce-
ny a kosami. Chlapci, ci pra-
Icata, hazeli z prakd kamenim,
| JIM bojovnici meli hfeby obi
|te palice,, jinak zvane palcaty,
pax ostepy, krauka to kopi k
lhazeni, dlouha ku bodani a 81
srociny lcakany) k sekani. Ia
bori tez uzivali samostfilu ku
lstrileni sipem.
S muzi tahly do boje zeny,
ktere staraly Sc predeysim q
|zivotni potfeby, ale dosti casio
bojovaly muzi jednom siku.
Ku kryti celeho t6la uziva-
10 sc u lehkoodencG taborskych
,vysokych a sirokych pavez
proti stfelam, zbrane scene
bodne.
K ochrane hdu sveho me-
lZizka voZy valecne tedy
pet set let dive nezli Anglica.
Inc We sv6tove valca - bojovali
Cechove Sc svych voznic ci vo
zu! = Inu iniciatMa, vynale.
zayost slepeho hrdiny ceskeho
byla bezpfikladna. Cele lie.
gendy Sc tom vyprayuii. Ia.
so'bovani vojska -Zizkova byte
|vytecne. Ma vyhladoveni Ta
boru nepritel nemohl pocitati
| Ian Zizka re svych vozu o
Ibycejne utinil dve rady a me
Iii ne postayil pechotu ! delo,
|stfelbou, ktere n6kdy y tech
Ito vozovych hradek vystoLpiv
Ese Sc billy. Jfzda pravidelni
Izapasila pred vozovymi brad
bami, fet8zy spojenymi. Witt
hradeb byla take zaioha, By
|vvstfidala mavene. - Slabs
hosi konali sluzby pomocne, o
setfovali vypfazene kons v,
Ihradbe vozove. kamenim OBJ
itszkane vozy pusteny jsouc,
lse strane pomohly Zizkovi
|nejednomu vit9zstvi.
/ Chraniti vlast' a pravdu HUI
Isovu bylo pfednfm dcelem Ziz
kova yalecnictvi! Cisar Zik
mund nejednou chteje zisAat
chuueho vojevtldce taborske
ho, nabizel mu vladu celen
kralovstvi ceskem; Zizka ma
je asi ma mysli Mejt Zikmnn
dlv, dany Husovi do Kostnice
jake pravy kavalir Sc media
koupiti a rad zistal jen pro
|stym "bozim bojovnikem".
i Taborite, boiujice "a sve pr
|svedceni snaseli radi valecno,
Istrazden mnohdy j muka, an
nejtezsi discipline Jim nebyl,
na obtiz, zejmena neposlus
most k dnstojnikum, ktere {
sami volili. - Ma Tabore byl,
laska a bratrstvi domovem. =
Zizka nebyl fanatikem nabo
zeiiskym, naopak vystrednik,
j e. strestence prisne trestal. 81
1nu neivice ''ie1notu = naro
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branit, spise il bude v mem u
tvrzovat.
Ale cerv pochybnosti neusta
val hlodat.
- Mdzes nan spolehat? Ma
tloveka, jenz Sc sam dopustil
|jiz zlocinu a jenz "a sebe me-
cha pykat nevinneho?
Nevola 81 pres to vse odpove
del ma tuto otazku kladne. -
Pfedn6 nemel nikdy chuti po-
kladat Gin pane pokladnikdv
"a opravdovy zlocin. Jednani
kartelu vIci Setrilovi, ackoli
znal podobne manipulate z ji-
|nych obordy pripadalo mu jako
zakerny, loupezny utok. Setril
jednal nepochybne zrejme
|sebeobrane. A v te Sc dovolu-
je ledacos, co je jinak trest-
|nym. Ostatne Setfil vlastne
nepouzil pen6z, jez wal z po-
kladny, pro sebe, nybrz k boji
"a udrzeni sveho pdniku, v
n6mz byly ulozeny, zvit9zi-li,
vrati je i s droky a sporitelna
spise ziska, nez hyl pozbyla
Ineceho.
Ze nechal "a sebe trpet me-
vinneho? Ami to nebylo pra-
vida. Predne k tomu nesvolil,
lvzdyt' proto Sc mu Jaroslav ia
jill Sc svym planem, pon6vadz
vedel, ze by Setril zmafil pro-
vedeni jeho umyslu, kdyby jej
byl tusil.
Ne, ne, pochybovat o Setrilo-
wi bylo prav6 tax bezdlvodne,
ba nehezke, jake neddverovat
Anicce. Kdyby Sc chtel dopu-
stit zrady ma Nevolovi, mohl
tax ucinit lined phi Dubinove
navsteve, celia vec by Sc byla
uvedla do poradku okamzite
tVsecko obavy jsou posetilosti.
- Bezmeznou posetilssti,-
rekl 81 tenrer nahlas, snad pro-
1toze cftil, ze ma dne srdce mu
zbylo prece jeste neco, CO sc
podobalo neddvere, a co byle
Itreba zaplasit.
i Ne, kdyby chtel jej zradii
| a opustit, nesmi to Setfil uci.
init. Nesmi nem1ze! Ne.
! bot = to je vec velika -
Nevola jej ma stale We sve mo.
lei. Staci, ably odvolal sve do,
znani, odhalil jeho priciny, pr
veG6l, co je mu znamo pome
rech v Setrilove cihelne: "Po.
|slete, prosim, znalce, ably se
presvedcili jejich obchodech
lVyslechnete zastupce kartelu
a uslysite, re dobe, kdy jsen
se priznaval k defraudaci pa.
desati tisic, pracoval Setril W
|svem podniku uv6rem. Dej.
te 81 nalezt z knih, z 1cta, ko.
lik cinil tento liver dospeji
Ivysledku, re padesat tisic ko
run, tedy prave tollk, kolik by.
10 odcizeno We sporitelne. A
palk Sc otazte pana Setfia, kite
Try nstav nebo soukromnik mt
poskytl liver ma podnik, jehoz
prosperita byla tax pochybna.
Il Ne, nebylo treba mnoho slo,
a pan pokladnik by by, ztra
cen; to vedel ostatne prave tai
; dobre jako Nevola. S jeho do
brou will ami nebylo treba po
citat, dlvera k n6mu, jakakol
ddvera byla ryzi zbytecnosti
Setril proste musil chranit do
mneleho zlocince, nechtel-l
Iznicit sam sebe. Sm6l-!i pod.
nikat ma dceru vlbec nejaky
lnatlak, mohl nalehat ma nj jer
I've prospech Nevoldv.
/; Vezen 81 z hluboka oddychl
byl ai svou veci list, kazda OBJ
va byla zbytecnou.
: Myslenkami Nevolovymi kmi
lila Sc jeste jedna postava, pan
] pokladnikove.
i Ale pfi' tom Sc jen usmal q
mavl klidne rukou.
i Pani Setfilova nemela We svs
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KEITH STARS GIVE
CARRIERS A TREAT
Boys and Girls Who Garry indianapolis Times Are Given
Wonderful Entertainment

carriers saw fvo Of the regular acts
on the current bill.
The children saw these acts just as
they are presented at a regular Keith
show as the complete stage crew and
orchestra was used.
II yells. laughs, screams and smiles
mean anything 10 actors. then Pop
Cameron and all the others were won
derfully repaid.
1t was through the kindness OF Roll
tare Eggleston, manager Of Keiths,
that the big variety show was given.
The children cheered and yelled when
It was announced the Universal Film
Company, through w. II. Esch, had
sent over the new Baby Peggy movie,
The Darling Of New York"
Abe Hammerschlag and members of
the Keith Orchestra took their places
in the pit. Phil Brown as master Of
ceremonies introduced the acts First
came Topics Of the Day" and "Ae-
sop's Fables"
Then Billy Glason. a former news
boy of Boston and now q Keith star,
opened the show with a bunch Of
lively songs Billy started things OF
right Then Heras and Wills present
ed their comedy gymnastic act, Back
Continued on Page III
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I'd George Calls Present British Premier "A Reckless Amateur

no other explanation for Mr.. Bald
wins mad leap into an abyss from
the pinnacle of the premiership.
When 1 left for America the. last
week in September 1 should have sus-
pected any man who foretold such a
possibility, Of displaying symptoms of
incipient lunacy. Here was the prime
minister with an unbroken and I'M
Clipped majority of seventy-eight.
That majority would have carried him
through the next four years with pa
tient joy, whatever path he chose to
travel.
Suddenly Mr.. Baldwin had seizure.
No one in his senses thought that it
had anything to do with the urgent
problems which he was called upon to
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BUSES BANNED
ON MERIDIAN ST.
NORTH Of CREEK
Operation Upon Substitute
Route to Begin Sun
day.

Operation of busses upon Meridian
St, between Fall Creek and Maple
Rd.. is prohibited. Charles A Book
walter. park board president, an
nounced today.
Smith Bowman, head of the firm
which intends to run ten BUSES from
Monument Pl, to Maple Rd.. said the
route would be changed so as to run
in Meridian St, north to Fall Creek
or a street Immediately south, thence
east or west to Central Ave, or ILL
nois ST., across the creek and on
north TO Maple Rd., over some street
not containing car tracks and not \
boulevard.
The park board prohibited opera
ton on Meridian St., north Of The
creek because it is boulevard Heavy
traffic is not allowed on boulevards.
The new route and schedule will be
completed in time to start operation
Sunday morning, Bowman said. Sew
eral routes were being tried out.
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HARDING MEMORIAL
FUND At $7,543
Campaign to Close Officially
on Sunday,

With the Harding Memorial cam
paign to close Sunday. today's con.
tributions brought the Indianapolis
total up to 1888.
Campaign headquarters at the
Union Trust Company and The Times
are still receiving contributions.
Members OF the committee expressed
satisfaction with results of the cam
paign.
indianapolis compares favorabIy
with other cities in the campaign, it
was said.
Those contributing 500 today: J.
II. Trimble, E. C. Atkins & Co, Polar
Ice and Fuel Company, and Frederick
NJ. Ayres. The knights of Columbus
Luncheon Club contributed 1925.
The Times received a subscription OF
$25 today from William H. Avant, 81
n. Pennsylvania st.
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Lincoln's Son,
Hermit, Calls
on President

b. Tpited Necs
EU1ASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-Long
IWI slanting shadows were fall
LII ing across the White House.
A huge limousine Of ancient vim
tage. rolled under the portico, with
a short. stopped. bearded little man
sitting in the rear seat. There was
a sad. distant look on his face.
A negro servant came with a sill
yer card tray in his hands. The
pensive little man leaned out and
deposited his card on the tray. The
old darkey glanced Of the name on
the card, stiffened suddenly, his
eyes wide open, and then bowed low.
The stranger lifted his hand in a
feeble salute, and drove off.
He was Robert TODD Lincoln, son
Of Abraham Lincoln, and he had
lived at the White House as
youth more than half a century ago.
Although he has been Secretary
Of War, minister TO Great Britain
and prominent in the business world
in his time, he is now a recluse, and
the simple act of respect In leaving
his card for the President and Mrs.
Coolidge was one of his few depar-
lures from his hermfelike seclusion.
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in British political history. AS re-
suit Of the election there is no party
in the new House Of Commons strong
enough to govern without the support
or at least the acquiescence of another
party with which it has just been at
deadly grips. The electorate definitely
and decisively turned down the idea of
coalition between parties in the 1922
elections. 1t was never popular. It
was purely a disagreeable necessity
born Of exceptional conditions and 1t
was always watched with suspicion
by every party in the state.
The experiment can not be renewed
either on the right or on the left The
Continued ON Page y
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Collins ORDERS
VENIRE OF'F|FTY
FOR SHAW TRIAL
Drawing of Special Names
Expected to Be Made
Monday.
IA speclal venIre al iftv man III

A special venire Of fifty men, from
which a jury Will be picked to try
John Thomas Shaw, "a, colored. 141S
i. Maryland St. charged with the
murder Of Mrs. Hlene WheIchel. %,
OF 1854 Apologize ST, Nov. IS. was
ordered drawn today. Criminal Judge
James A. Collins ordered County Clerk
Albert H. LOsche to instruct jury com
missioners to make the drawing. The
trial -tarts Wednesday. II IS believed
the drawing will take place Monday.
The belief that James "Hunky"
gJohn, an Albanian. 4O3 W. Maryland
St. to whom Shaw declared he loaned
his car the night Of the murder. did
not know how to drive an automobile,
was substantiated today. according to
Inspector John Mullin. Relatives
friends and neighbors OF John. Mullin
Esid. have testified John could not
drive q car. John told detectives he
could moi.
Shaw was arrested a few days after
the body Of Mrs. Whelchel was found
lying between the Big -Four tracks
beneath the High School Rd. bridge,
one mile north Of Ben Davis. She
had been abducted the night before
as she alighted from a street car at
East and Iowa SITS. Statements of
witnesses showed she was carried of
in an automobile believed TO belong
10 Shaw.
". S. Henry and Joseph K. Brown
colored attorneys, have been retained
by Mrs. Roy Gill. colored, Of 141s Z.
Maryland St. Shaw's sister, 10 assist
in the defense.
Mrs. GIN appeared in Criminal
Court today and informed Judge Col
Inns she wished the cid Of the two at
torneys. Judge Collins said they could
confer with II. r. Pike and c. II.
1'hurston. whom he appointed to con-
duct the defense.
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based for the last eighty years. 1t
was not altogether due to that issue.
The utter discredit into which the
government had fallen through it's
inept handling Of foreign affairs and
the consequent lowering of the pres
tige of this country in the world, had
a good deal to do with it. On the
whole, however, it would be fair to
assume that the decision is a verdict
in favor of free trade.
Lord George Hamilton said the best
thing ever uttered about protection
as a party policy in Great Britain.
protection is a good starter but a
bad stayer.' Both Lord Randolph
cshurchili ana Mr.. JOSEPH Chamber
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BOARD TO APPEAL
IN BEDFORD CASE
Order to ReinState Officer to
Be Contested,

Order of Circuit Judge Harry o.
Chamberlin that the hoard of safety
reinstate Patrolman Harvey w. Bed
ford Will be appealed to Supreme
Court. the board decided today.
Chamberlin decided Bedfard had
been Illegally dismissed with Lieut..
Arthur MCGEE upon INSTRUMENTATION
charges growing out of their fruitless
trip to ColfaX, Ind, to serve a war
rant upon young man charged with
murder of Robert Watson several
months ago.
1t was charged the officers did not
obtain permission from headquarters
for the trip. The judge did not over
rule the dismissal OF MCGEE.
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the purchase of material, equipment
and accessories In the cheapest mar
kets. Cotton. coea. shipping, ship
building, engineering, building and
entreport trades have thrived on the
cheap buying.
Foreign countries are satisfied with
their own markets and compare
lively small percentage of exports.
British industries would starve with
out a very large export trade. AT
least 40 per cent of the produce of
British labor, either in goods or in
service, is paid for by buyers beyond
the seas. OF no other country can
this be said. Hence Ct is that Britain
Esmains the anax kzsa trade state IA
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MORAY ANNOUNCES
NAMING OF four
Successor to Late DR.. Wilmer
Christian Is Chosen,

-Four appointments to State boards
were announced today by Governor
McCray.
Rush G. Budd. Rushville. was APP
pointed a trustee OF the Indiana
Village for Epileptics at Newcastle
to succeed the late DR.. Wilmer
Christian Of indianapolis.
George +. Nichols, Anderson, will
succeed j. l.. Cowing, Nashville.
resigned as a trustee of the Eastern
Indiana Hospital for the Insane.
Harvey M Anthony. Muncie, and
Harry M. Bell, Logansport. were re-
appointed members of the State Board
of Registration of Professional En-
Rire GERS and Land Surveyors.
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lain, who each in turn committed their
brilliant talents to the advocacy of
protection. lived to realize the shrewd-
ness of this observation.
Foreign Influence Lacking
The appeal to foreign example does
not influence the British mind, and
for very good reason. What suits
other countries is not necessarily
adaptable to our trade. We are in
ternational traders to much larger
extent than any other country In the
world. We are more dependent upon
catering for overseas trade and bust
ness than any other country. The
prosperity Of our main industries,
therefore. y built UPON the basis q
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the world. That is her line of bust
ness and it pays her well.
Housewife Slrank
There was the additional reason that
the housewife shrank at the inevitable
increase in the cost of living which
follows a tariff. She viewed with dis
tress proposals for taxing her apples,
tin goods and other luxlIries of hum
BILE homes. She suspected that all her
other household expenses, especially
clothes, would also become more ex-
pensive.
Free trade has thus once more re
newed its life. But in beating off the
attack on free trade tie voter has
created . problem OF noyhl character
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Indiana Alumni to Meet

Prot. Herman J. Young, department
OF psychology, Indiana University,
will speak at a lunhceon of the Indi-
ana Alumni Association OF the Uni
versity at the Lincoln next Monday
Former students and friends of the
University in the city attending the
conference on mental health will be
guests.
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LAWYERS TO AID MORAY
Ryan, Ruckelshaus & Ryan Are
Retained by Governor

Governor McCray has retained the
firm of Ryan, Ruckelshaus & Ryan.
attorneys, to assist in his defense
against criminal charges pending
against him in Criminal Court. These
attorneys will work with James w.
Noel and George Barnard, attorneys
already retained by McCray.