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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21
FRANCE POVOLlLA BRITANII,
UMfRNENE NOTY BUDOU POSLANY
NEMECKU.
VELIKA BITVA BYLA SVEDENA MEZI ODSTEPEN
IALOYALISTY PORYNf.

Pafiz, 20. stopadu. Konference vevyslancG opetns
nemohla dohodnou znen not ez mali by poslany Ne
mecku vzhledem ku obnoven nnos voenske kontron ko
mise navratu dfivesiho korunniho prince avsak kruhu
velmi dobfe nformovanych sdeuje ze prtomne rozd
ou pouze nepatrne re Ultra zcea ste dode dohodnut
Dve noty budou posany Nemecku, nchz jedna bude
pozadova ably voenska konroa bya obnovena prosince
ably bylo zGstaveno dobrozdan Noeletta sefa
enske nisse kde melo by bti zapocao vysetfovanim
druhe note vedom oznamen Bena, re korunni
prime vidal vech nrokG rGn nemecka vlada bude
cinema zodpovednou kazdou polckou agtac strany
kaiserova dedice.
We skutecnosti tento kompromis znamena malo za~
lezosti korunniho prince spoenc pma hoovou vec re
vratl do Nemecka prot jeich protesu Odzbroovaci
nota pfpomna slime sedm neb podobnych ez te veci
posany byy do Nemecka behem minuleho roku DGlezte
vsak jest re doso dorozumen mezi Parzi Londynem
re dohoda jest aspon pfitomnou dobu zachranena.
Dusseldorf 20. listopadu Btva mezi odstepenc a
loyasty bze Bonnu byla mnohem vazne nez prvne
movano Depee ku mnchovskym Nachrichten prav re od
sepenc ztra 130 mrtvych re byli porazeni havu
mnozf mich dosovne rozsekan rozzufenym sedlaky kef
pouziva seker kos neho podobneho hospodarskeho ma
fad
Remmee odepel uposlechnou narizeni predsedy
Loeba pfivod odroce rssk6ho dnes odpoedne Ff
oda tato udala kdyz kancr Sresseman chy
sa pecis sve prohasen nehoz zaveo eho udrzeni
trade cele mensinoveho kabinetu. Posanec Remmee
volan byl poradku pro urazlvou poznamku konecne
zvan ably opus zasedact avsak odepTel uposlechnou
rozkazd predsedovyc nacez tyz oznm panactmnutovou
prestavku
Remmele, enz jest jednm nejkranejsch radkad, zd-
sta kdyz zasedan byo opetne zahaeno ode
pre vzd nacez pedseda Loebe oznam odrocen az dc
tvrtka nezavdecil burzoasnm stranam kterc
byy pro nasne yhozen Remmea kancer 81 pral objasnit
sve stanovisko vdci domacim i zahranienim otazkam
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21

Chicago, 20. listopadu. -
Mayor Dever naridil dnes,
ably veskere zabavene lihovi-
ny byly odstraneny z chicag-
skych policejnich stanic, kdyz
byl Sc udal osudny vybuch Sc
sti sudi obilniho alkoholu ma
stanici ma Warren Ave-, wee.
ra vecer. Alkohol byl zabaven
pri najezdech v posledni do
be podnikanych. John McGo-
nigal, jeden nejstarsich po.
licisti We. sluzbe, byl ma mi
ste zabit. Nadale zabavene Il
hoviny budou prechovavany
We skladistich zvlast' k tomu
urcenych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21
SMELA BANKOVNf LOU
PEI.

Dayton, o., 20. listopadu.
Randita Sc samocinnym revol-
verem v ruce dnes poledne
zastrasil osm zamestnancG a
klidne odesel z odbocky Day.
ton Savings and Trust Co. ma
vychodni strane mesta, pribli-
zne sc $4,000. Pres to. re kor
don policie ma rychlo wren
byl kolem eleho mesta. lupic
nebyl dopaden "a nekolik ho-
din. po navsteve v bance. By
10 to podruhe v patnacti me-
sicfch, ze zmfn6ny ustav byl
okraden "a denniho svetla.
Pri predesle kradezi, spacha-
ne 8. zari minuleho roku, ko-
Sist lupicI cinila $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21
VANDALSTvf MA HkBI-
TOVE.

Torrington, Conn, 10. list.
Celia rada pomnikn ma rimsko-
katolickem hrbitov6 byla zde
prevracena a rozbita. Kfize
pomnikd byly rozbity a .ieiich
podstavce prevraceny. Pred
poklada Sc, ze Gin tento byl
spachan muzem, ktery ie ne
pritelem katolicke cirkve ane-
bo sochare Mariana de Domi-
nicis. Vsechny poskozene po-
mniky pochazely cd sochafe
Mariana. Sprave hrbitova ne
nj vsak dotsi jasno. iak jeden
muz mohl prevratiti kameny
tax velike vahy a v9ri, ze to-
hoto cinu sdcastnily Sc nejme-
ne osoby til.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21
SOVETSKA VLADA PRO-
TESTUJE.
Moskva, 20. listopadu.

Moskva, 20. listopadu. -
Zprava, re Maurice Conradi,
vrah sovetskeho zastupce ma
konferenci v Lausanne, byl
svycarskym soudem sprosten
vselike viny, vyvolala velke
rozhorceni v sovetskych ured
Mich kruzich. jez prohlasuji O
svobozujici rozsudek "a W.
smech spravedlnosti.
Uredne Sc oznamuie, re fe
deralni rada komisari prija-
la resignaci V. Schmidta, ko-
misare prace. Ku ornament
tomu nebylo pripojeno zadne
vysvetleni. Schmidt jest prv-
MIN clenem bolsevickeho ka-
binetu, jenz resignoval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21
PROHlBIcNf ZkfZENEC
POBODAN.

Youngstown, o.. 20. list. -
DR.. F. A. Conrad, prohibicni
urednik z okresu Columbiana,
byl pobodan zde vcera vecer
pri prevalent najezdu "a po-
moci p6ti prfrucfch ma dunn
ma Front ulici, kde zabaveny
lihoviny. Conrad Jest v NEST
ske nemocnici a lekaTi nemajl
nadeje. ze Sc Jim podari >za-
chraniti jej. Diva muzi byli
zatceni ma podezreni, ze vra-
zednv dtok spachali. Conrad
eta SO roki veku, jest zenat
a ma 17-letou dceru. Domov
jeho bvl nedavno dynamite
van, coz pficftano holinka-
rum a mesfck&ftm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21
CHYSTAJf Sc MA
COOLIDGE.
Pokrokovy biloxi hotov napad-
nouti hlavni smernice
jeho spravy:

Washington, 20. listopadu.
Nacelnici 'pokrokoveho bloku'
sjizdeji Sc zde k zahajeni 68.
kongresu, pripravujice pro-
gram, nimz tax zvani radi-
kalove, pod vedenim LaFollet-
tovym, postavi Sc proti pro-
gramu Coolidge-ovy admin
strace.
Senator Smith w. Brook
hart z Iowy prijel dnes, pfi-
praven k boji, jak sam pra-
vii. Senator Magnus Johnson
jest ocekavan dnes vecer. Sc
nator Robert M. LaFollette z
Wisconsin, jest v sidelnim
meste, avsak upoutan ma loze
chripkou.
Bitevnf plan radikald bere
ma Sebe urcltOu fOrmu a ole
vyjadfeni senatora Brookhar-
ia prvni rany budou vedeny
o nasledujici otazky:
Valuace zeleznic, nebot' die
tvrzeni pokrokovcd narod pla
tt "a "rozvodnenou" zeleznic-
nj kapitalisaci.
Rozsireni vladnf pomoci ze.
med6lskym a ko-operativnim
podnikdm.
Snfzeni dani "malych lidi'
a zvyseni jich ma velke ddcho
dy, s obnovenfm dane ma pfi'
lisn& vyd9lky.
Prosazenf zakona ma vypla.
cent -bonusu dfiv6jsfm voja.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21
PRVNf ZKOUSKA silly.
McAdoo vyhral v okresnich
pfedvolbach v Jizni
Dakots.

Sioux Falls, S. D., 20. listo.
padu. Podporovatele Villa.
ma McAdoo, jako kandidata
ma demokratickou president
skou nominaci, dosahli roz.
hodneho. vitezstvi v, okrcsnich
predvolbach, konanych die
noveho zakona, prohlasil dnes
vecer w. w. Howe, predseda
'statniho demokratickeho vybo
ru.
Soucasne F. H. Hide
brandt z Watertown a Eric
Ellison re Sioux Falls, vidco-
We zapasu, ably delegatdm do
okresnich konvenci dany by
ly instrukce pro Henry florida
vydali prohlaseni, v n6mz pra
vi, re We ctyrech okresfch w.
hrali Iplne a mimo to roz-
trousene a ojedinele delegaty,
take budou miti v konven-
cich silu 5000 hlasI. To by
byla asi sestina hlasovaci 81
ly statu. Republican, v okre-
su Minnehaha zvolili tri Coo
lidge-ovi stoupence Ia delega-
ty do statni konvence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21
SERUM PROTI KORNATENf
CEV.

Londyn, 10. list. - Profe-
sor Mladejevsky z Prazske
university objevil serum, KITE
rym lie vylecit zkornateni
cev. Kterys nemocny, jenz die
methody te byl lecen, uzdra-
vii Sc v n9kolika dnech 1pl-
ne. Pred tim choroba ia byla
lecena die navodu dra. Men
cikova podm&slfm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21

ku budou rozsirovati hudebni
a zabavni programu.
Anglicke stanice zapocnou
Sc svymi prvnfmi pokusy v 1O
hodin v nedeli vecer. Ameri-
cke stanice zahaji pax Gin
most nasledujici vecer a Hen
ry Ford byl oznamen jako pr
vni recnik. Pokracujice po ce-
IL tyden, americke a anglick6
stanice budou Sc stridati az
do l. prosince, kdy bude uci-
men pokus zfiditi spojeni obe-
ma smery. Muzi vynikajicf v
drednim zivot6 budou poza-
dani O prosloveni reci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21
POLSKO HROZf NEMCoM.

'Varsava, 20. listopadu. Pol
ska vlada prohlasuje, ze uci-
nj odvetna opatrenf proti ne
meckym obcandm v Polsku,
jestlize v Bavorsku pokraco-
vano bude v pronasledovani
polskych zidd. Prohlasenf to
ucineno bylo v polskem parla-
mentu v odpovedi ma protest
ljednoho zidovskeho poslance.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21
RADIO-TELEFONEM PRES
OCEAN.
Prvni pokusy zah1jeny budou
z Ameriky a z Anglie v
nedeli.

New York, 20. listopadu.
Pokusy mluviti pres Atlantic
ky ocean pomocf radio-telefo-
nu budou ucineny mezi stani-
cemi v Anglii a We Spojenych
Statech pocinajic pfisti nedeli
a bude v mich pokracovano do
1. prosince, kdy mohutne sta
nice ma obou stran&ch Atlanti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21
TURCI Sc "CIVILIZUJf."

Londyn, 20. listopadu.
Stavka zeleznicnich zrizencd
pnsobi obcasne konflikty me-
ri stavkari a drady a ma ne
kolika mistech udalo Sc jiz
krveprolitl die zpravy z Ca
rihradu obdrzen6 dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21
ZEMETRESENf We SPA
NELSKU.

Barcelona, 20. listopadu.
Meteorological sluzba zde
zaznamenala dnes otresy ze-
me z rIznych casti provincie.
V nekterych krajinach byla
zpusobena znacna skoda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-21

Ikdm slouzivsim We svetov6
valce.
Tento program jest ovSem
Nv pfikrem rozporu onim
ICoolidge-ovy administrace.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
RELIEF COLLECTION
TO CLOSE. MONDAY
With Earthquake Quota Passed. Red Cross Still Receives
Money for Japan,

contributions, ranging in amount from
81 to $100, from localities outside OF
Indianapolis.
This has largely resulted from the
splendid efforts and widespread in
fuence Of our newspapers.
I'VE feel that there cannot be said
enough appreciation of what has been
done by the newspapers and our PEG
pie who have brought this response
to the appeal of the Red Cross with
out a campaign of personal solicita
ton.
1T is an achievement that gives
cause for great pride in our people
who have done a big thing in won
derful way"
Sixteen Cities Now "Over Top
Indiana cities that have met and
passed their quotas are: indianapolis,
Richmond. Button Ia Porte, Law
renceburg. Jeffersonville, Columbus,
Crown Point. Howe, Scottsburg, Lin
ton, Princeton, Tell City, Greencastle
and Rockport.
Among today's contributions was
800 in cash from the Syrian Brother
hood of Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14

Mr.. Morris, S41 Massachusetts Ave
Mr. Henderson. 1912 Ashland; Anna
Gebhart, 2105 Lexington; DR.. Dale,
$500 Z. New York; Mrs. Mcmillan,
633 Euclid; Margaret Thompson. 1419
Roosevelt; J. flanders. r. r. ,E, Box
%: Fl. Henninger, zoos Shelby: S. c.
Jockson $50 n. Pennsylvania; G.
Daugherty, 32S Spencer; E. A. Kelly
1913 Bellefontaine; Mrs. L. Har'
rIs 328 S. Temple; J. A. Earl
PAS n Pershing; Mrs. Lena
Skaggs, 203 S Holmes; o. w. Stwit
ger, 1140 n. Centennial; o. E. Stevens
~ w. Southern Ave; William Darby
2429 S. Meridian; Harry Ward, 1915
w. Thirtieth; An Crawford. % Syca
more; Mr.. A Reynolds. 936 Wood
lawn; A. May, 1915 Dawson; Edward
Hunter, 2317 n Meridian; Mrs. r. A
Halstead. 252 Avon; Mrs. E. A. Cor
don, 1920 n. Illinois, No. "a.
Watch this list from day to day as
other Paramount stars will announce
their selections Of Times readers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14

Although Pola Negri halls from a
distant land, yet movie patrons Of
this country have accepted her on the
same terms as a native player.
She flashed into fame for her work
in several European made films under
the direction of Ernst Lubitsch. It
was Passion" concerning Madame
Du Barry that first caused America
to be interested in Negri.
Today she is on the Pacific Coast
making American made" movies
under the Paramount banner. THE
Cheat" is. her latest picture and is
scheduled for local release soon.
BY arrangements with The In
dianapoIis Times and the Palace
Theater management, the famous
actress has selected the names of
twenty-five readers of The Times to
whom she will send an autographed
picture.
Those who viii receive Pola's pic
lures are:
Karl Hollingsworth. 1858 Olney:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14

1t Will be a red letter day on the
calendar of the Indianapolis Orphans
Home, 4107 E. Washington St, next
Tuesday. On that day. the Indianap-
oils Rotary Club Will hold its annual
picnic at the home and will give the
Riddles a real treat.
Three ponies to take the youngsters
riding, and vaudeville and circus acts.
with honest-to-g goodness clowns, are
promised by Nelson Trowbridge,
chairman OF the entertainment com
mittee.
The party, which is for Rotarians
and their families as well as for the
orphans, will start at 3 p. m. Two
picked teams from the home will play
a baseball game at $3.50. Good times
will be crowded in then for the rest
Of the afternoon. Supper viii be
served at $50. Five hundred persons,
including 172 orphans. are expected
Music will be provided during
supper. The regular Rotary meeting
will follow No noon luncheon will
be held Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
FROM FAR AND NEAR

Senator Smith Brookhart is defend
ant IN a damage suit at Springfield,
III, In which plaintiff is seeking $780,
oG0 for defendants failure TO show up
at q Labor day observation.
Forty officers and mon are missing
from the Japanese cruiser Heie fol-
lowing capsizing Of a launch Thurs
day.
The Mexican government has or
dered the Hausteca Petroleum Com
pany, an American company. to cease
development activities in the Juan
Felipe oil field.
In an effort to interest working
women in Government matters, the
Pa, have reduced tax assessment for
kousekeepers and nuns from 500 to
$50
The Prince OF Wales travelling in.
ccgnita. left Quebec Thursday after.
noon for his ranch in Alberta.
w. F. Feldman, last of i've men
accused of murder OF Willard Trouton
at Newman, Ga, went on trial Thurs.
day
Sheriff Whitaker and County Attor.
ney Ford, Potter County, Texas,
charged with completely in a recent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
BUTLER TO OFFER
TWO-YEAR COURSE
IN NEWS WRITING
Journalism Curriculum Added
Degree Planned for
Next Year.

Two years of journalism training
win be offered at Butler College, it
was announced by President Alley to-
day.
The college is cooperating with the
three Indianapolis newspapers. Her
bert R. Hill of the Indianapolis News
will be in charge. Mr.. Hill is a grad
nate Of Butler and has been a student
in the Pulitzer school of Columbia
University. He viii give a fve-hour
course in newspaper writing.
A f1ve-hour lecture course will be
given by Russell NJ. Seeds and Mrs.
Kate Miner Rabb on the history Of
journalism and feature writing. This
course will be in cooperation with
the Indianapolis Star.
The Indianapolis Times VIII sponsor
a two-hour course in business admin
istration and mechanical problems Of
a newspaper
It is expected that next year the
college will offer q three-year course
and a degree in journalism. The de-
partment will occupy quarters in the
library building The rooms will be
lifted with typewriters and copy desks.
The department will be open daily
from a. m. to 9 p. m. for use in
research work and study.
In connection with the department
Will be courses in short story and play
writing by Miss Evelyn Butler. Miss
Butler has been professor of English
In Butler for some time She is a
graduate of Butler and holds an NJ. A.
degree from Columbia. Mrs. Alice
Wesenberg, professor of English. will
conduct course in poetics and con-
temporary poetry. Mrs. Wesenberg
is a graduate Of Mt. Holyoke and Co
Iumbia Universities.
The department will cooperate with
the liberal arts courses in political
sciences and history of economies.
The students of journalism will CO.
operate with the college publication,
The Butler Collegfan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
STUDENTS INVITED
TO MYSTERY QUIZ
Classmates Of Watson viii CroSS-Examned by Patrol
man-CardS Puzzle Many

Dear Sir or Miss: Please meet
me at 211 e. Washington St. Sept,
Is, 1923. at 2 p. m. in regard to a
certain investigation. Inquire for
Patrolman Homer c. Daley In
dianapoIs police force"
What would you do II you should
receive a postal card with this mes
sage?
Well, the members OF the 1920 class
Of Technical High School who re-
ceived the cards are calling police
headquarters to find out what it is all
about.
Here is the explanation they are
receiving:
Robert Watson. 10, OF 215 n. Rich
land ST., was stabbed to death Aug.
16. Before he died Watson said his
assailant was a man he knew as
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
GRAND TO HAVE YOUR HEALTH

says Mrs. Jenny Evans of Detroit, Mich.
Few of us appreciate our health until
we lose It. Mrs Evans worked In d fac
tory, bat owing to weakness and
pains in her back she was forced to give
mp work, She says: a friend recon
aended Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
& upuund and Il made me well 1t -
grand TO have your health. to feel well
all the time and TO 20 around like other
male troubles. Women who are suffer
ing from such troubles should remem-
Der that Lydia e Pinkhaun's Vegetable
Compound is the tried aud true medicine.
now recognized everywhere as the stand
ard remedy for female ills.-AdVertise-
ment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14

Dutch" who was in his class, the
1920 class, at Tech.
Patrolman Daley read somewhere
about Sherlock Holmes using the
process Of elimination to catch a Grim
inaL Daley used 1t successfully In a
big automobile theft case He pro
poses to use It again.
He is going to interview all the
members Of the Technical 1920 class
Somewhere in the crowd he expects to
find Dutch"
II Dutch" does not appear at the
class reunion" at least Daley will
have some idea about who to look for
Some Of the members OF the class
who have left for college already
have seen Daley. The girls are be
ing called in on the theory one OF
them may know Dutch"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14

The Red Cross Japanese relief fund
campaign for indianapolis and Ma
rion County will close officially Mon
day, it was announced today by VIII
Ian Fortune, chairman Of the local
Red Cross chapter. Any contributions
sent to Red Cross headquarters after
Monday will be forwarded to Wash
ington, Fortune said.
Indianapolis exceeded her quota of
$4,000 by $2.361.92 Thursday
The following statement was issued
by Fortune today. Again our peo-
pic have made a fine record. They
have voluntarily contributed to the
Red Cross Japanese relief fund, with
out personal solicitation, moro than
$4,000, and they are still giving.
The measure of their sympathy and
generosity continues to unfold and
not until all who want to be included
in the list have been heard from will
it be fully known.
Noble Achievement
More than $4,000 has been given
by the people Of Indianapolis alone,
and in addition there have been many
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
SECRETARY DAVIS WILL
NOT ADDRESS MOOSE
1000 Delegates Are Attending State
COnclave at Muncie.
By United Press

By United Press
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 14.-Because
Of business connected with the COM
ing visit of Lloyd George to the
United States James ]. Davis, Secre-
tary OF Labor, telegraphed the local
order today that he would be unable
to reach Muncie this evening for his
address as the feature Of the State
conclave being held here this week
by the Indiana Loyal Order Of Moose.
His place will be taken by, Rod
ney Brandon. supreme president Of
the order. Parades and games We're
on for today and a red fire parade
viii feature the evenings festivities.
Twelve hui red delegates are attend
ing the meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
BOOZE EVIDENCE
FOUGHT IN CASE
Defense for Strathmann, Head
of Company, Is Active,

move to throw out the evidence
in the case Of Edward c. Strathmann
1920 Central Ave, president of the
Bedford Stone and Construction Com
pany, charged with operating blind
tiger. was made today. by the de-
fendent,s attorney, Frank Symmes,
" no alleged Irregularities in the aft
davit.
The motion declared the officer who
signed the affidavit did not have per-
sonal knowledge of the liquor involved,
personal knowledge said to be neces-
sary in fling an affidavit.
An inventory of liquor, police say
they found 1922 gallons Of wine, $40
quarts of beer, 302 pints of beer, two
quarts of grain alcohol and liquor
making devices.
King George Of England is a radio
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
ARMlTAGE LOSES SIPS
Daylight Burglar Gets Gold and
Paper Money From Bedroom.

A daylight burglar entered the home
of William H. Armitage. 1855 Wash
ington Blvd, while the owner was
away BETWEEN II a. m. and p. m.
Thursday and stole a fifty-dollar bill,
three twenty-dollar gold pieces and
fifteen one-dollar bills from an up
stars bedroom. All OF the rooms of
the house was ransacked and a revol-
yer found beneath a pillow was dis
carded by the thief as he was leav.
ing by a rear door.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
STOCK MAN IS BANKRUPT
Depression of Prices and Disease
Blamed by Farmer.

Oliver C. Lower, Arcadia, Ind,
farmer, filed petition in bankruptcy
in United States District Court today.
According to the petition, Lower, un-
I'll the depression of 1920. was a lead
ing stock breeder in Hamilton County.
tuberculosis among his cattle and
general depression brought him to
bankruptcy, according to the petition.
He asks exemption for clothing valued
at $25.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14

Jogging, were released on 81 geo bail
Thursday. Both deny accusations.
The case Of DIR. c. A. Yarbrough.
wealthy dentist, accused Of being boss
OF "a whipping ring at Macon, Ca, was
expected to go to the jury late Fri
day.
Attorney General Daugherty ruled
Thursday the Navy could not be
utilized In war on rum runners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
Auto Wreck Fatal to Girl

BIZ Ttmes Special
F~T. WAYNE, Ind, sept INA
linda Schelferstein, 49, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheiferstein,
died Thursday as the result Of injuries
suffered when in an automobile wreck,
late Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
CIRCUS IS COMING
FOR ORPHANS HOME
Three PonieS and Vaudeville and White-Top Acts viii Be
Furnished With Feast by Rotary,

As Trowbridge and Edward w.
Harris. chairman Of the boys welfare
committee, have planned it, it's to be
great day for the Riddles at the
home. Even rain will not hold up the
fun, the men say. This will be the
first Rotary picnic at the home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
BOY GETS FARM SENTENCE

Vehicle TAXING tharge Was Tor Third
0fense Says Judge.
James Brundage 10, Of 1925 Eng
lish Ave. pleaded guilty and was
sentenced TO the Indiana State Farm
today by Judge James A. Collins in
criminal court on charges Of vehicle
taking. The evidence showed a car
was stolen from Tai Clark, Marion
Club, April % The judge said this
was the boys third onense.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14

King George Of England is a radio
fan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14

Sheriff Whitaker and County Attor.
ney Ford, Potter County, Texas,
charged with completely in a recent