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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
HEAVY SNOW HITS
WORK CREWS ON
STATE HIGHWAYS
Trucks Advised to Tighten
Loads During Period
of. ThaW.

AS a result Of the heaviest general
snow of the winter, a vast amount
Of top-speed maintenance work has
been made necessary on major traffic
lanes IN the State, John d. Williams,
director State highway department,
said today.
Trucks were advised to tighten loads
during thaw periods.
Condition of roads affecting Indi-
annapolis:
No. 1 New Albany Indianapolis. South
. Bend. Michigan linel-open from Indian
thence north to intersection OF Sheridan
Noblesyile road. thence northwest to State
road This detour Is very soft and closed TO
heavy traffic. Traffic may look Tor new
detour here As soon as weather permits
road south of Westfeld VIII he blocked and
Through traffic should leave No 1 at
Westfiedl. take 80 TO junction OF 10 thence
on Is TO % and back TO No. l. MOBILES
vile traffic take the AllisOnville road. De-
tour between Underwood and Vienna i'm
passsble in wet weather. Al such times de-
four via Fredericksburg. Salem. Browns
No. 8 1Terre Haute. Indianapolis. Rich
moldl -One-way traffic only across over
head bridge bridge at Putnamville- Narrow
grade at Glenn. three miles east Of Terre
No. IL (vincennes. Spencer. Martinsville.
Bruceviile and Bicknel Soft near Gosport.
New III is soft south of Spencer. Soft be
tween Martinsville and Centerton.
No. Is indianapolis. I.ogansport Michi-
gan linel-Leave Indianapolis on No. 1 to
Westfeld. Take No. 33 west to junction Of
No. Is. Closed at north edge of La Porte
account construction.
No. 8 Madison. Greensburg Indianapolis
Lafayette, Oxford -North-bound traffic
from Indianapolis take No 1 to westfield
thence west on SO to Lebanon to avoid CON
Etruction
No. 22 English. Paoli. Mitchell. Bedford
bloomington. Martsnsville Indianapolisl -
Use No. IL between Indianapolis and Mar
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
LEAGUE TO ELECT
OFFICERS APRIL L.
Miss Alma Seeker Head of
Nominating Committee,

officers will be elected by the In
dianapolis League of Women Voters,
April II. A nominating committee
consisting of Miss Alma S ckler, chair
man; Mrs. Hugh ATcGibeny, Mrs
George A. Werbe, Mrs. H B. Spellman
and Mrs. W. c. De Miller was ap-
pointed at a discussion luncheon Fri
day at the Chamber of Commerce.
Plans were discussed for a food sale
at the city market, March 20. Mrs
Leroy Kahler will be in charge
Howard Webster Adams, of the for
e.gn diplomatic service, talked on the
political situation in Europe.
THE friction area is so greatly In
creased since the war that I can see
no possible solution" he said
Women have assumed much moro
respons bility in public affairs since
the war"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
Second Half

Girdley looped a long one. Jones
connected under the hoop. Todd got
a long one. and Manchester called
time out. Score, Bedford. "a; North
Manchester, IS.
Jones slipped in another one. Jones
fOuled Kraning. who made the point.
Self came down for one. Score. Bed
ford, IS; Manchester, II. The Bed
ford team has resorted to a five man
defense.
Kraning scored one. Leffel for
Grossnickle Dearborn scored under
the goal and was fouled by Jones.
He made both foul goals. Score, Bed
ford. %; Manchester %. Jones bat
ted one in. Grossniczle went back in
for Leffel.
Girdley dropped a long one. Score,
Bedford. 80; Manchester, 23. Dearborn
scored for Manchester Girdley went
down fast for one. Reber substituted
for Winger. Girdley dropped In
long one. Dearborn scored. Wine
fouled Self, who made one and missed
one. Score, Bedford, 81; North Man
chester. 81.
Donovan went in for Todd. Lewis
for Girdley. A goal by Self as the
gun cracked did not count. Final
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
INPOOR
PHYSICAL SHAPE
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.
United preas St0T Torresn0utferf

NEW YORK, March J5.-Jack
Dempsey is in bad physical condition.
He will not be in shape to defend the
heavyweight championship for sew
eral months and he may not be ready
TO fight In the fall
For these reasons Dempsey refused
to accept Tex Richards offer to meet
Tommy Gibbons in Jersey City early
in June. 1t was learned from a posi-
tive source today.
Richard admitted that he had been
forced to abandon plans he had in
mind to start the outdoor season with
a return bout between Dempsey and
Gibbons. He said negotiations had
been called off because Jack Kearns,
the champions manager, had refused
to consider the match. and not be
cause he had cooled on the draw
ing power of the match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
WIFE
CALLED BY DEATH
Body of Mrs, Harriet Quick to
Lie in State in Church,

Button, her former home, will be
the last resting place Of Mrs. Harriet
Quick, AZ of 1o4S River Ave, who
died Friday night at the Methodist
Hospital after a weeks illness.
The body will be taken to the River
Ave. Baptist Church, of which Mrs
Quicks husband, the Rev. James r.
Quick, is pastor. a. 1 p. m. Sunday.
from the Heydon W. Buchanan
funeral parlors. 1t viii remain at the
church until p. m.
Funeral services will be at 10 a. m.
Monday at the church. Burial in
Eluffton Tuesday afternoon
Surviving are the husband; two
children, Gerald and Ardena. and the
mother, Mrs. George Lowery of Bluff
ION
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
Bedford Is Winner
First Half

Jones scored for Bedford. followed
by one from Grossnickle Self fol
lowed with two, running the score to
Bedford {, North Manchester ?. Man
chester called time out.
Self made another one. Girdley
fouled Dearborn. who made the one
attempt. Todd fouled Winger. who
missed. Dearborn connected under the
hoop, and Grossnickle dribbled under
for one. Score. Bedford. s; Manches-
ter. Z. Bedford called time out.
Self made another one. Wine
fOuled Girdley, who made good one
Of his two chances. Grossnickle con
nected with another one. Self was
loose under the hoop and made one.
Self IS dazzling his opponents with
his left-hand accuracy.
Kraning made one under the hoop.
Self connected under the hoop. Score,
Bedford. Is; North Manchester, IL
Kraning made another one. Bedford
called time out. Score. Bedford, 10;
North Manchester. 13.
Todd fouled Kraning who missed
one and made one. Score. Bedford, IS;
North Manchester, Il. Skinner came
down from the center and looped a
pretty one.
GrOssnickle fouled Skinner who
tossed the foul. Score. Bedford. IS.
North Manchester. IA. Bedford bonn
oarded the hoop. but could not con-
nect. Kraning hit from the side.
Wine fOuled Jones who missed both
tries, as the gun cracked. Score. at
end Of half, Bedford. Is; North Man
chester, 16.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
LOCAL FIGHT CARD
Of PROGRESSA.C.
NOW COMPLETED
BIoom-SuIIivan Bout Is Ar
ranged for Show at TomIin-
son Hall March "a,

With the announcement today Of the
signing Of Louie Bloom. Columbus,
Ohio, and Willie Sullivan Of Cincin-
natl, bantams, for an eight-round pre-
linn. the fight card Of the Progress
A. c. show at TomlinsOn Hall, March
"a, is complete.
Eddie O'Dowd. Columbus, Ohio,
bantam, will meet Herbie Schaefer of
Chicago IN the main go. 1t win be a
ten-round affair
In the seni-windup. Louie Lavell
and Ray Hahn, lightweights, viii fur
nish eight rounds Of battling.
Reamer Roberts local bantam. and
Fighting Fararis Cincinnati, will 90
eight rounds. There are thirty four
rounds OF boxing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
NORTH MANCHESTER WINS

N. Manchester (34). Logansport (26).
Dearborn ......... f. .......... Perry
Winger F ..-...... Shideler
Kraning ......... C. ....... Wessinger
Grossnlckle ........ G............ Grant
Wine ............ G.......... Petit
Ter for Perry Perry for Klink. Klink for
Perry. Field goals-Deardorf 3 Winger. 3;
Kraning, 4 Grossmckle 2; Wine, 3 Shide-
Ter. 1 Klinl1. Perry. 3; Wissinger 3:
Grant l. Foul goals-Shideler. 2. Ref
eree-Mowe. Umpire-Dale Miller.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15

The feature scrap was the Martins
vile and Connersville clash at II a.
m. The Artesian City five staged a
wonderful comeback in the closing
minutes of the second half to pull
out a sensational victory. SO to SO.
Connersville. surprised by its great
offensive strength and at the half was
leading, % to Il. 1t looked for a while
as though another upset was to take
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
CASTING CLUB ELECTS

At the annual meeting of the Indi-
annapolis Casting Club held at the
Marion Club Friday evening the fol
lowing officers were elected: Thomas
J. Carter, president; Ed Mitchell, vice
president; w z. Roeder. secretary
treasurer; L. J. Hurst, captain.
Directors were as follows; DIR. A.
Z. White, Fred T. Johnson, Ed Ro-
senburg. B. 4. Sunderland, c. w.
Smuck.
chairman; z. A Nelson, Fred T. John
son.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15

Martinsville and Frankfort were
winners of the Friday night games at
the Coliseum. In the first game of
the night Martinsville showed
smooth working machine against Lib
erty Center and won rather easily
from the dark horse five from the
Hartford City distict. Frantz of the
losers was a Dead-Eye Dick on the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
JACK HENDRICKS
IS RED MANAGER

By United Press
ORLANDO. Fla. March 15.-Jack
Hendricks, former indianapolis club
manager today gathered the Reds
about him and told them OF his eleva-
ton to tho position OF manager OF the
Reds. He will continue Pat Morans
policies and asked for the same CO.
operation afforded the former manager
of the team.
Hendricks viii have complete charge
OF the team. His salary was doubled.
Hendricks was hired during the
winter by the Cincy directors as as
sistant manager and coach. Since
Moran's death he has been in charge
Of all training activities.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15

by eliminating Logansport, "a to 26.
Otterbein, the dark horse OF the
Lafayette regional, was, stopped by
Connersville on Friday afternoon.
The first big upset of the meet was
Shelbyville's surprising defeat by Ro-
chester in the 1 o'clock game Friday
In morning games Frankfort defeated
Franklin, Morton Of Richmond put
out South Side of FIT. Wayne and
Wiley of Terre Haute defeated Michi-
gan City
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
CREDITORS TO FIGHT
Committee Appointed Press Claims
Againse County.

More than 100 creditors of Marion
County are preparing to fight for s14,
900. The sum is the total of their com
bined claims for supplies sold the
county in 1923 after appropriations
were exhausted. The county coun-
Gil refused, early in 1924, TO make an
emergency appropriation under sta
tute declaring such claims void.
The creditors Friday afternoon ap-
pointed committee of five headed by
Benjamin Frey. 1886 E. Washington
ST., to file suit. The others will then
file intervening petitions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
Woodland ON Program

E. R. Woodland of the Mellon insti.
tute Of Pittsburgh, will deliver the
principal address at meeting of the
Indiana section Of the American
Chemical Society arranged for the en-
tertainment Of senior science students
in colleges Of the State to be held in
Indianapolis April IS and 10. Dr.
G. H. A. Clewes, research director of
Eli Lilly & Co., addressed a meeting
Of the society Friday night at the
Chamber of Commerce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
Successful Pastor "He-Man''

Ministers must be real he-men, ger
uine fellows" to be successful, said
the Rev. George S. Henninger, pastor
of the East Tenth Street Methodist
Church at the Exchange Club lunch
con at the Lincoln. The idea of the
average man that "a minister does
nothing but sing psalms. eat jelly and
talk to women" is wrong, he said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15

basket, but did not have much assist
ance.
Frankfort, by winning two games
on Friday, went into the semi finals
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The boys
of Coach Case showed a beautiful
passing game to defeat Richmond in
the last game Friday evening. They
also showed an ability to come back as
the Morton squad at the start took
Frankfort off their feet with a bril-
liant dribbling attack.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
Semi-Final Round
? p. M-Wiley VS.. Frankfort.
8 p. M.-BedfOrd VS.. MartinsvilIe.

place Martinsville, with defeat star
ing It in the face, came to life in the
second period and snatched a victory.
North Manchester gave Bedford a
hard battle. but in the closing min
utes the Stone City teams class be
gan to tell and they came strong for
a ten-point margin victory.
Wiley and Frankfort were TO meet
at p. m. in the first semi-fnals. and
Bedford and Martinsville were to play
at 2. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
Fights and Fighters

WINNIPEG. Manitoba-Tommy Gibbons
st. Paul light heavyweight. knocked out
Jack Moore of New York after I minute
and 80 seconds of the second of their sched-
uled ten-round fight here last night. 4
slRshing right to the Jaw. after Moore had
hit the canvas three times, was the finish
ing blow of decidedly one-sided bout.
CHICAGo-Eruie GoosemAn. Milwaukee
featherweight, underwent an operation for
the removal Of two smashed bones in his
right hand here yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
NIcCray on Radio

Congratulating Donald B. MacMil-
Ian, arctic explorer. and his crew for
their "fortltude" in nearing the North
Pole, a message from Governor Nc
Cray will be broadcasted soon from
the Zenith station, Edgewater Beach
Hotel, Chicago. The message follows
request by the National Association
of Broadcasters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
Exhibition Games

FRIDAY RESULTS
CLEARWATER. Fla. March 1S-wash-
ington Americans, Q; IL; g. Brooklyn
Nationals. 4; 8; o.
BRADENTOwN. Fla. March 15.-
st. Louis NATIONALLY ....... 8 o ]
Milwaukee "a. A. ........-r~.. 8 7 8
LONG BEACH. Cal. March Is
Los Angeles (Pacihc Coast
Pacific Coast League)
Chicago (Natonals) ...... 8 8
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one and the half ended. Score: Con
nersville, %; MartinsTlle, Il.
Second Half
Brown tipped one In. Beeson fouled
w. Schnaiter who made one and
missed one. Robinson dropped one
in AID Connersville took time out for
Flanagan who was injured Hlne
dropped a beauty. Brown made an
easy one. and r. schnatter fouled
Ridge who made b 9TH foul goals.
Score: Connersvine. rs; Martinsville,
q.
Beeson fouled Brown, who tossed
both Score. Connersville. 20: Mar
unsville. 20. Ridge connected, fol
lowed by one from Flanagan. Wright
connected r. SchnaIter fCuled Ridge
who missed both attempts.
Brown tossed a long one and Con
nersville called time out. Score: Con
nersvllle, 80, Martinsvine. 81. Byrum
went in for Hine.
Flanagan connected. w. Schnaiter
held Flanagan. He made one and
missed one. Score. Connersville. 49,;
Martinsville. 81
Wright made one. followed by
Brown. Robinson fouled Brown. who
tossed the foul. Score. Connersvlle
SO; Martinsville, 80. Two minutes OF
play were left.
Flanagan fouled Brown. He made
both Of them. MartinsvEe was in the
lead, "a 10 SO. X. Schnaiter left the
game on personal fouls. He fouled
Re0sOn CCbDafter left the game In
tears. Beeson missed the throw. Mes
singer went In for Schnaiter.
Messenger fouled Flanagan. who
also missed. w. Schnajter tossed a
field goal just before the gun cracked.
Score, Martinsvil1e. 80; Corners
Vile. 49,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15

Naming of Lafayette Publisher as Re
publican Delegate Endorsed.

By Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 10
Thirty-f1ve Tenth District Republican
party leaders attended a conference
of county chairmen and newspaper
editors here Friday.
BY unanimous vote, action OF the
Republican Editorial Association in
requesting the Republican State CON
vention to name Henry w Marshall.
Lafayette publisher, delegate-at large
to the Republican national convention.
was indorsed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
Married Fifty Years Ago
BIZ Times Special

By Times SpeCtdb
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Marc IS
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sands served
their fftieth wedding anniversary
Friday. They were born in Scott
/, ounty and moved here in 1so1.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
FRANKFORT TAKES FIRST

Substitutions-Hickey for McQuiston, Nc
Quiston for Hickey. Hickey for McQuiston
Freeman for Wiley. Field goais-Holz, 1 !:
Petty. l Cumuins, 5; Good, l Pogue l ;
Wirey. s. Wiley. L Townsend. - McQuis-
minis. 1 out of s Good. 4: Hickey. /; vii
ley, 2 out of 3; Williams. 1 out OF . :
Townsend, out of L: Wirey out OF . :
Freeman, out of 2. Referee-Reagan.
Umpire-Mowe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
BEDFORD PROVES STRONG

Substitutions Gibson for shettle, Camp
bell for Starr Shettle for Stone. Starr for
Campbell, Adams for Starr, Campbell for
jackson, Koetter for Jones' Jones for Koet-
ter Lewis for Girdley, Donovan for Todd
Field goals-Girdley, 2; Jones, 4; Self, 7;
Skinner. q; Todd, / Starr Campbell 2
Gibson, 8: Williams 3; Adams 2 Foul
goals-Todd, 81 Shetue, /; Williams, /
Referee-Reagan. Umpire-Mowe
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
ArchbishOps Hayes and Mundelein
Call on PapaI NunciO.

BIZ United Press
PARIS, March 15.--Archbishops
Hayes Of New York and Mundelein of
Chicago arrived today and called on
Monsignor Gerretti, the papal nuncio,
prior to departing Sunday for Rome,
where they will receive the red hat of
cardinals from Pope Plus.
Before visiting the nuncio the arch
bishops received several prominent
members of the American colony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
Entertainment for Bishop

EsshopElect Aphonse J. Smith
will be guest of honor at an enter
tainment at st. Joan of Arc Hall Sun
day evening. Vocal and instrument
tai selections will be given by THE
Lincoln Quartette and 3. Madison
Walsh will speak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
MANAGER BUSH PLEASED
WITH PROGRESS OF TEAM
Owne Works Out at ShoStop and Gives Pointers to Camp
bell and Hodapp-CIeveIand in Exhibition Tuesday,
By EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

PLANT CITY, Fla March 15-Wih siege of two weeks
training work completed Manager Bush gmmers
Tribe squad of 1924 today and he
results Fact of the matter the Tribe enthusiastic
the progress the athletes have made coming Plant
City and he told them he had complaints against on
or off the field.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
SOUTH SIDE ELIMINATED

Richmond al. S. Side ct. W. (22).
Ewbanks F. ........ Brubecker
Nuey +. ......... Fromuth
Johanning ..C......... Norris
Kessler ...G.......... Currie
Rizio .............G. .......... Wyss
Snbstitutions-(R ichmond) Porter for
Ewbanlzs, Price for Muey. Kruger for Jo-
banning. Ewbanks for Rizio. S(South Side)
wilkins for wyss. Wyss for wilkins wiuk-
ms for Brubecker. Field goals-Ewbanlls
3. Porter. l; Muey. .; Price, 1 Johanning
4 Kesser. 8; Rizio, g. Brubecker. .:
Fromuth 4 Norris, 2 Foul roals-Ew-
banks, l out of l Muey. 0 out OF 2:
BruebeclSer. out of 4 Norris out OF
Clure. l out Of 1. Referee-Mowe. I'M
pire-Dale Miller
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
Wiley in Semi-FinalS
First Half

Hart dribbled through center for
a score. Gault fouled NicOdemus, who
missed the attempt. Leonard drib-
bled in for Rochester's second goal
Hart scored from the SIDE, and Wiley
called time. out to talk it over. Score.
Rochester. s; Wiley. O.
Hasfurder fouled Hart. who made
one Of the two attempts. Arnold
scored from beyond center Tor one Of
the longest shots Of the tournament.
Swartwood fouIed Hasfurder who
missed the attempt Alexander tossed
a long one. Hasfurder fouled Hart
who made one OF his attempts. Score
Rochester, 10; Wiley. 2.
Gault tossed one in from the center
SwartwoOd fouled Settle. who missed
both attempts. Hasfurder tossed q
pretty long one. Hasfurder fouled
NicodenIus. who missed both tries
Arnold fouled Gault. who missed the
attempt. Rochester called time out
Score: Rochester. 10: Wiley. s.
Alexander slipped in a neat under
the basket shot. Score at the end Of
the half was: Rochester, 10; Wiley. 8.
Second Half
Settle made a long one Husfurder
fouled Hart, who missed it. Has
furder made one from the center. put
ting Wiley in the lead. - to 10 Ar
mold fouled Gault, who missed the
throw. Morgan fouled Nicodemus,
who made one and missed one. Roches-
ter was finding It impossible TO buck
the five-man defense and was resort
ing to long shots. Swartwood made d
long cne, putting Rochester in the
lead. Is to II.
Alexander made a pretty side shot
and the lead went back to Wiley.
Leonard fouled Morgan. who missed
the throw. Alexander shot the long
est throw Of the tournament from
past the center Of the extreme side.
1t didn't touch. Rochester called time
out Score. Wiley. Is; Rochester. 10.
Norris substituted for Leonard. There
were seven minutes Of play left
After one play, Leonard came back
into the game. Wiley called time out.
Leonard has evidently received in
structions from the coach and IS con
veying them to the other players.
Ga-ult fOuled Arnold. who missed
the attempt. Settle COPIED one. Pom
thus for Swartwood. Gault fouIed
Nicodemus who missed the attempt.
Hasfurder fouled Leonard and left
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
CHIMNEY USED IN ESCAPE
Lad Halls Sheriff for Ride After Gain
ing Freedom; in Jail Again.
BIZ Times Special

ing Freedom; in Jai9 Again.
BIZ Times Special
BROWNSTOWN, Ind, March IS
Allen Wilkerson, 10, under sentence
on charge of petit larceny, today was
back in Jail after a chimney sweep"
escape.
The lad crawled through the Jail
chimney to liberty and started on
the road to Seymour. Sheriff Hays.
in his automobile overlook him. The
boy. not recognizing the sheriff, hailed
him for a ride.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
PACT TEXT MADE PUBLIC

ChinO-Russian Agreement Recognizes
Dantzig Free State.
By United Press
Chino-Russiaan agreement by which
China grants full diplomatic recogni-
ton to Russia was made public today.
Diplomatic relations will be resumed
Immediately.
The Dantzig Free State also has
been recognized, 1t m announced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
WILEY HIGH IN VICTORY

Wiley IT. Haute) 1857. Mich. City C21)
Alexander ........,F. ....., Kruger
Settle ............F.. ........ S. Lauer
Gault ............C .-.......... Henry
Hasfurier ........ ........ Bendix
Morgan ...........G ......... Iintner
Substitutions Ehlers for Alexander
AlteBruse for Settle. Weaver for Hasfurder
L. Lauer for Kruger Shom for s. Lauer.
Leggett for L. Lauer. Field goals-Alex-
ander, 6 Settle. 4; Gault, 2; Hasfurder. 81
Shom, L Henry 5; Lintner, 3. Foul goals
Alexander, 1 out OF /; Gault 3 out of 3 :
Hasfurder. l out Of .; Kruger l out of 4 ;
S. Lauer. L out of /; Henry l out of @
Referee-Dale Miller. Umpire-John NIL
Ter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-15
WILEY UPSETS DOPE BY
DEFEAT OF ROCHESTER

MartnSvie Wins From ConnerSvie by Thrilling Comeback
in Final Game of Morning Bedford Takes Manchester,
The upses continued the morning games of the State final
basketball tourney the Coliseum this morning. when Wiley
of Terre defeated the game IS to A.
Rochester had been the avOre because of its victory Shelby
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