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Series Notes

Washington. Oct. IL. -LR- At.
Schact announced after the third
Senator's victory that he would
pitch today:s game. "I've warmed up
with the band every day." said the
Senator comedian. "and ] can show
them some allow music. If ! fall
down Ahrock will take up the bur
den. That's the. Hay we work."
Yde was the first pitcher to be
knocked out Of the box. in the 1926
classic. Ferguson, Meadows. Krem-
er end Morrison had pinch hitters
relieve them but they did not 60 out
under fire.
/ Babe Adams, pitching the eighth
inning yesterday against the Sena-
tors, scaled the 1orld. series pitching
peak tor the first time in l6 years.
He won three games for the Pirates
against Detroit in 1909 hut his dura.
bility. while great. has not matched
that Of walter Johnson. He was
touched for two hits. but escaped be-
ing scored on.
:. When Goslin and Joe Harris, hit
successive homefs in the third inn
ing they Duplicated the feat of the
old Red Sox pair. Aooper and Lew
is, achieved, in the 1915. series with
the Philadelnlie :Nationals. e. :
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Wright out on line fly to s. Harris
and Traynor was doubled ct first, S
Harris to Judge. S. Harris made q
great leapinG one.handed catch
Granthafn up: Erantham grounded to
Judge who could not make a play
at first As it was m infield hit. Gooch
made the catch behind second base.
No runs, two hits, no errors.
Washington-S. Harris up: S. Har-
ris singled to left. Goslin up: Goslin
singled to center, S. Harris taking
second. 1t was Texas Lacquer which
fell between Carey and Barnhart. J.
Harris up. J. Harris flied to Barn
hart. Judge up: Judge grounded to
Grantham, forcing Goslin at second,
Grantham to Wright, s. Harris takes
third. Judge on first. Peck up:
While Morrison was holding the bail
o double steal was attempted but 5.
Harris was out at the plate, Morri-
son to Grantham to Gooch. No runs,
two hits, no errors. 49,.
Eighth Inning
Pittsburgh-Bigbee batting for
Morrison. Bigbee popped out to s.
Harris. Moore up: Moore singled to
left center. Carey up: Carey popped
out to s. Harris. Cuyler up: Cuyler
flied out to J. Harris. No runs, one
hit, no errors. ,-.:t.
Washington: Adams pitching for
Pittsburgh. Peck up: Peck out, Tray.
nor to Grantham. Ruel up. Ruel
doubled along the left field base line.
Myer up: Myer grounded to Gran
than and beat him to the base.
johnson up: On an attempted squeeze
play Johnson hit in front Of the plate
and Ruel was out, Gooch unassisted.
as he slid into the plate. Rice up:
Rice forces johnson ut second,
Wright to Moore. No runs, two hits,
no errors.
Ninth Inping
Pittsburgh-Bsrnhart up: Ba:nhart
walks. Traynor up. Traynor ground
ed to S. Harris who touched out Barn
hart and TrayRor was doubled q:
first. S. Harris to Judge. Wright M.
Wright out, S. Harris to Judge. Ma
runs, no hits, no errors. ..f
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Colby-New Hampshire game can
celled, snow.
Tufts Bates game cancelled, snow
Clarkson-St. Nichols game can
celled, snow.
Ge&gia Tech. l6, Penn State z.
Colombia Ga, Wesleyan O..
New York university ~. Union 3.
Allegheny Ia. Geneva d.
Delaware 6, Ursiaus 2.
Penn Military 81, Albright 6.
St. Adams 0, Milwaukee Country
Day School 0.
Temple university 3, Schuykih 0.
Dickinson Is, Villanova 9.
Swarthmore %, Susquehanna 0.
Maryland l6. Rutgers 0.
Lafayette 40, Washington o.
Massachusetts Aggies 10, Norwich
nothing.
Harvard CO, Middlebury 0.
Yale Freshmen IL, Exeter O.
Princeton Is, Washington & Lee 6
st. Lawrence 20, G. G.. New York 0
Cornell 48. Williams 0.
Westminster 8, Buffalo O.
Colgate 40, St. Bonaventure 0.
Lehigh 80, Drexel 0.
Gettysburg q, Muhlenburg o.
Hamilton ~, Worcester 6.
Holy Cross Providence Collese
game postponed, cold.
st. Stephens 6, Trinity O.
Blue Ridge 0, Catholic University
35.
Georgetown 40. Lebanon Valley o
|, Haverford 6, Johns Hopkins 0.
Maine Z, Connecticut Aggies 0.
Army &c, Knox Z.
Syracuse 33. William & Mary 0.
Bucknell 81, George Washington
Fordham 60, Gallaudet 0.
Niagara u IS. Rochester 0.
NORTHWEST
st. Olaf 40, Concordia 0.
Columbus College 16. School o.
Mines 0.
St: Mary's SO, Wisconsin sehoo
Of Mines 0.
River Falls Normal 6, Eau Clair,
Normal 0.
Idaho 6, Oregon 0.
Washington 80, Montana 10.
Multnomah A. c., 81; Pacific 0.
University Of Southern Californi,
%; University of Utah 2.
NORTH'Vr"T WJ"u SCHOOL
Mandan 20, Bismarck ~. ST. ~
Devils Lake -. 30. y.
Minot 86. Bowbells o.
White Bear 32. South St. PaulaO.
Chaska rs, Shakopee 0.
Milaca 0, Anoka o. \
Coleman IS. d. 80. J"snar q.
Alexandria z, Fergus Falls 0.
Morgan Park o. Cloauet o.
/; East High (superior) 8, Dplutl
Central 0.
Hibbine 6, Bemidji 0.
Bemidji 0. Hihbing 9.
Chisholm 30, Ely 0.
Mankato % Sleepy Eve o.
SUPERIOR Cathedral 90, Spoone
! (Wis.) o.
Austin 3, Owatonnn O..
Crosby-Irepton q. Park Rapids 6.
Slayton 20. Luverne II.
Albert Lea 9, Faribault 0.
Ortonville 6. Appleton 6.
Aitkin o. Brainerd o. r.
Redwood Falls 8. Window 0.
New Ulm 81. Gaylord o.
East Grand Forks ,26, Thief Rive
Falls 0.
Grand Rapids 80, Keewatin o.
Coleraine z, Buhl o.
Aurora AZ, Mount Iron o.
st. Cloud Tech. 4. Wilmar o.
Red Wing 30. Lake City 8.
Tracv ~. Pinestone Z.
Marshall 6, Hadison 0. !
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Dundee. Forfeits
:. Match to Herman

New York, Oct. .l2.-LP)-Johnny
Dundee. former warla's. 5featkef-
weight champion, failed to weigh in,
today for his scheduled 16-found'
fight with Rahe Herman this after
noon. Friends of the former title
holder sAid he would not appear
against. Herman due, to a disagree
ment with tbe promoter, Jimmy
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Bison Win From
Mor1linRside, l4-7

: Fargo. N. D.. Oct. 12.-The Narth
.Dakota Aggies won; their second CON
ference tit here Saturday by defeat
ing Morningside, l4,tpS In q close
caN&est. The Bison -backfield ,out-
played the scoring machine of the
.vasitors but during the early part .of
the contest the visitors' line showed
sppefior daah. Miller Of the Aggies
made the first touchdown Of the cons
test BY 4 sensational 36-yard return
Of Q. punt. Mo1ninisids scored on IN
on-side- Kick. Rnmpeltes made TN
second Aseies touchdown. b GEE
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White SOx Win
From Cubs, ~

Chicago. Oct. l2.-LR)-Eddie Col
lins' White Sox, after taking the
measure of the Cubs. z to 2 Sunday,
entered the fifth contest OF the city
series today determined to tie the
northsiders. The opening battle was
. draw, and the Cubs then took two
straight, the winning streak being
broken when Ted Blankenshlp, the
Texas cowboy, pitched his tsammates
TO victory over the HFulps.
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Totals ........ 33 4 ~ q 10 0
Ratted for Morrison in 9th.
Summary: Two base hit, Ruel.
Home runs. Coslin, ]. Harris. .Stol-
en- bases, Peckinpaugh, Carey. Dou-
Bile plays: Traynor to Moore to
Grantham; Harris to Judge (2).
Left on bases: Pittsburgh 6; Wash
ingtop 9. Bases on balls off Yde 3
Harris. Goslin, Judge); Morrison !
CRpeD. johnson 2 (Carey, Barnhart)
Struck out by Yde, lMyer). Nor
rison 4 johnson. Goslin, J. Harris,
Peckinpaughl. johnson 2 (Barnhart.
Cuyler). Hits off Yde 5 in 2 Ia in
nings Zone out, in .third) johnson S
in 9 innings; Morrison in 4 2-3 in
ninss, Adams 2. in one inning. Win
ming pitcher, johnson. Losing pitch
er, Yde.t ~
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ORIOLES WIN
MINOR LEAGUE
CHAMPIONSHIP
Baltimore Team Beats Louis
vile in Eighth and Final
Game, ) to 2

Baltimore. Oct. l2.--P) The Bal
timore Orioles. seven times cham
pon of the international, added
more glory to themselves yesterday
by defeating the Louisville Colonies,
winners of the American association,
) to =. in the eighth and deciding
game Of the series fer the minor
league championship of the world.
The fifth victory. necessary to
clinch the title, was doubly sweet to
the Dunnmen. inasmuch as it was
gained at the expense of Joe Deber-
nv. righthandcd ace of the kentuck-
ians, who had pitched his team to
two decisive wins in previous games
The Oriole onslaught drove him from
the mound in the fourth inning.
George Earnshaw, whose hurting
had met with little success in an
earlier contest, was extremely eff
fective yesterday. Both Of the Col
onels' scores, which came in the sec
ond inning, were aided by two glar-
ing infield errors, the first Of five
Oriole miscues.
LOUISVILLE TO PLAY FRISCO
Los Angeles. Cal, Oct. l2.-lP)-
I.Oul swine .ueleal DS the Dal t'iloit
i Orioles in the Junior world series
will not interfere with the proposed
| intersectional series between Louis
Vile and San Francisco, Presiden:
Harry Williams of the Pacific Coast
Baseball League said today, explain.
| ing that the Baltimore Orioles had
| declined TO come west to meet the
| Seals.
The Colonies agreed several week
/ ago to make the California trip, vii.
! lams said, regardless of the outcome
| of their series with Baltimore. The!
! are scheduled to begin travelling i'm
, mediately, making the westward jour.
ney in easy stages, playing practice
games en- route to. keep in condition.
The series will open Oct. % at Sar
| Francisco.
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Heat your Msflg With Gas.
IT. tie Super-Fue:
Evening star., 1925-10-30
RENT HOT OISES-JNFTR\ISHED.

n, new: 6 y. b.. h.-w.h., ele".. porch, garage.
NEAR 18th AND SITS. Nw-1o r b.
nT pRS} s}er Kb seSPaT SpaR p2,Gh sb 81 2es W
b. h.w H., cleo. sleeping and breakfast
p"1;hfs, isth sT TarsSf Nw-a h. h..wh eIec
Main GfSAsEEDlNER fSsE DEST iSda nc. {, wv
NEAR SE% 13s HAHfc5HlEE tGhcdkAI s4 AEE ~ ND ST
r-R Brick residence: rooms; bath. electric
l5l6 H ST NV. Phones Main 1896. : 95:s7
a;a5 3552 I1th ST, 4.W.-6 ROOMS. BATH
3o2s Park .nlace--6 rooms and bath.
ny Isl. b fnsie.dd fIsi 81 ierqsce-1o mS rooms.
elec; glassslnciosed sleeping porch: excellent
h Nh s'ha ead len sfo7 sf mo" MO rooms, baths.
DONNELLY & PLANT, Inc.
2l2:s 18th st. Col. s3s.
!aGT Ss7 KEXY4N N:;; Q sTmAPT, $500
LAS SPRING road is5."" s5"o
colesPiiiS pike. near sligo r. ( h. ''.oo
F!:55 !.s5 95,sri5 dis,sya;a,. h f SO
7er ION IHo; li, l.I ( FARRELL Main 7ac.
3725 10th ST. NV
Two-story brick dwelling containing
rooms bath electricity. hol-water heat. au-
garage IN rear. Rent, Sl30 ner month
Main e1oo - a@5 = SG 18Th s.. NV.
1886 Sth ST. N,w-9 ROOMS AND BATH
entire house iu-t papered. $4,000
1902 10Th 81. n VT rooms tile bath
a mi. porches newly pap"red and painted
throughout. $4,000.
SIS ouintana pl. n.w.-Det. corner r.
b.. ami; por"hes $500.
l6f4 Arsonne III. n W rooms tile hath.
a m hes hIriI in car Al
ton. $1,000.
redecorated' eco t. s4o.5o' rooms ana '8'n lo-'
Colored tenant. 1911 st n.w-s r. h.
bath. tn, an1i poT"Ses SIS 800 rooms 'e
u New York ave. n.e.-6 e. rooms and bath.
ami ca garage s65 90.
and bath. am. porch. $50 90, . '''''9
1909 Montana ave. ne.-Detached home
: rooms and bath. ami. porches. garage
lawn and shruhberv. $4,000
1908 Arkansas ave.-Corner : r. b..
a nj. pOrches. garage
1sss < KwiL[1INN ., N 5 PHILLT,nS Nan .soo
MODERN NEW HOME
Attractive 3-story brick house. containing
s rooms and = baths. screened sleenin-
porches: buIlt-in garage house IN excellent
A c. HoTGHToN & Co REALTORS
1915 st. NV. Phones Nam 7536. 7537
I:}U c Sc
Near House Office Bldg. 3-story brick q
rooms and hath. good heating plant. newly
papered: Earase for c7r.
LANHAM & HILL
Evening star., 1925-10-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-Two ROOMS. KITCHEN md
bath. unturnlshcd. second floor. all modern
improvements and garage. near j. q. Dent:
price. $3.50. Box i35-M. star Office.
FOR six OR EIGHT MoATH>-TWo OR
thee completely furnished light housekeei,-
INK rooms near Central High: adults. Ad-
Il. e~s Box ioa- NJ. star Office. ~
YOUNG MAN AND MOTHER WANT ~ X.
or path fur. apt.. NV. or Chevy thasc
lst or md floor; quiet location: hest ref
Adams 39hl.
RN Young COUPLE AND TWO DILT~.
within ten days. heated. furnished house
keeping apartment rooms. DrsrII.c lu iy
End state rental monthly basis. Address
RGN i3,-M. star Office.
WANTED-SMALL FURNISHED APART
mont IN NV. hv young "nuple without chill
dren. Address Box jao-M. Star Office.
MARRIED COZ PIE DESIRE RI Ii >I>ht :
dnHIt tn'cnt one room. kitchen. hath. Ad-
dress Box iO5-N star cffirs.
WANTED. BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE.
Groom. kitchen and bath furnished apaft-
mont from Dee. "a Mar. IL: NV. section.
Address Box 3t3-M. Star ofli'f- 30
MODERN APARTMENT WITH LARGF !.
rooms. IN rrY ate house # possible. sought
by man Of Hrofessional standing. Address
with details Box 3i6-M. star ofi,e 30'
Evening star., 1925-10-30
S1S DEIAFIEI>D 81

, oA\ L N r Al * r A n
1342 New York Avenue NV
Main 2424
For REST-IN CENTER OF CITY. NO
car fare. rooms. newly papered and naint
ssaao 1hot-wates heat. electric light. Rent.
STONE & FAIRFAX
-I342 New York Ave. Main o4o4
brick house. S4h.5O per mo > L
DUVALL & Co
722 18th NV. Main 114a. 81.
9 ROOMS AND BATH. HoT-AIR HEAT:
3O11 Warder st. NV.
o,o D. BLUM & SON
920 New York Ave. Main 3O31
baths: s-car brick garage, S2a5 per mo
Chevy Chase rooms. bath and garage
semi; ;bunTaioXi sla6 per mo anu a' aNe
Capitol HID rooms and bath fur.
nlshed. S125 Der mo.
WAPLE & LEwEY.
11o5 Vermont Ave. M 10000.
NEAR 18th AND SITS. NV.
Excellent residence. II rooms. 2 baths.
S;t.S SSBeRRfaeS;AA Rfe;A 'oes' oo .r.nro,, ,sa,1, real
1915 n 81. NV. Phones Main 1885. 1887
Evening star., 1925-10-30
FOR RENT-STORES

REDUCED REST-I705 DESALEs ST. :w
iOpposite Nayfower Hotel New and al
tractiye store. Main 2127 or Pot 2347. nolU'
17@S COLUMBIA ROAD-STORE SUIT
able for harner shop. beauty parlOr or lunch
room. Apply 1880 Columbia I'd. Col. 1871. e.
nol'
NEAR 18th AND FLA. AVE Nw.-STORE
room. IN excellent business center: rent.
500 per mo- gas. elec. {. {. SHREVF.
, 1925-10-01
u. S. NAVAL RADIO STATION.
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX.
BOTH SEPTEMBER 1926.
(COurtesy of the Associated Press.)

(CourteSy Of the Associated Pre8S.)
New Port. R. I.-Divers working on
the Submarine S 81 were forced bv
ground swells and swift tide to abandon
their efforts at eleven o'clock last night,
according to messages received here.
Work will be resumed today Lieut.
Commander H. A. Flanagan, executive
officer of the Submarine base at New
London, when informed that owners of
the City of Rome" had afidavits which
stated S 81 was commanded by student
officers denied that any one of the offc-
ers on the submarine at time of the d.
saster was inexperienced.
Southland, Ind. Jack Dempsey and
Harry Wills will sign articles for a match
in 1926 here today, according to an an
nouncement made by Jack Dempsev's
Secretary.
Astoria, Oregon. The Navy Seaplane
Pk l was forced down when n of the
engines became disabled and was towed
into the port here to await for a new en-.
, 1925-10-01

Louis Mortimer Golden, retired mer-
chant of Frederiketed, died at his resi-
dence No. 70 Queen Street in his 10th
year at 3.37 o'clock this morning, and
will be buried tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock from St. Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church; funeral procession will leave the
house at $50 precisely. The deceased is
survived by maay children and grand
children in this island and abroad to all
of whom the Avis extends heartfelt con-
dolences in their bereavement.
, 1925-10-01
NEW HAWAIIAN FLIGHT.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE Navy De-
partment announced that Plane Phi will
take Oft from San francisco to Hawaii
The plane will carry 1900 gallons of gaso-
line, which is 713 more than the PN9
Number l carried on its attempt. Ibid.
, 1925-10-01
COMMANDER RODGERS PROMOTE
WALLOP AMERICAN EARL.

Sheridan, Wyoming, Sept. 11.--Oliver
Henry, Wallop. the rancher who is now
Earl of Portsmouth, announced that he
will forego sitting in the House of Lords
rather than give up his United States
citizenship. He will live part of the year
in England in order to retain his %title.--
Ibid
, 1925-10-01
LOCAL

The Native Brass Band entertained
the town with some lively music last
night. Unfortunately it had been driz.
cling early in the evening and the seats
being wet a number of persons were kept
AVA.
We have just been informed by the
agents of the Quebec Steamship Compa.
ny, Robt. L. Merwin & Co., Inc. that the
s. S. "Digby", which is expected to take
the place of the S. S. Guiana, Is being
remodelIed and will be renamed the S. s.
'Dominica". Her Accommodations will be
attractive and fully up to date, having
suit de luxe and rooms with private
baths. This steamer beirg faster thar
the S. s Guiana" should save a day
each way between New York and St.
Thomas allowing more time for passen-
gers to see the points Of interest at the
various islands. Capt. j. I. Carmichael
will be in command.
, 1925-10-01

CINE. Seap& EJWas enrCute from San
Francisco to seattle.
Manila. Eleven deaths and thirty.
eight new cases including suspects is re-
ported of Asiatic cholera in the last forty
eight hours was the official record of the
outbreak of the dRease in Manila since
the present infection started there have
been tWentythree deaths and one hun
dred and four cases recorded.
St. Louis, Mo.-The Governments ap-
peal in the Teapot oil slease anulment
suit was formed in night Circuit Court of
Appeals here. Government expects the
court to- find That no fraud was commit
ted in negotiating lease or supplemental
agreement.
Fee, French Morocco. Msrshal L. Y.
Autcy, Governor General of the French
Morocco, has resigned.
Washington The Macmillan Arctic
expedition will put in at Wiscasset,
Maine on its return journey on October
tenth, Commander Macmillan notified the
National Graphic society by radio.
Washington.-Six Army officers air
pilots, each a Major in command of an
important activity Of al service, lined up
soIidly yesterday in favor of independent
air corps in army, declaring it offered best
means of promoting National air defense
and also of alienation condition of unrest
now among air personnel, testifying be-
fore the President air board officers.
Pilots declared seeming lack of consider
alton by War Department for aviation
matters was undermining cause of ex-
listing dissatisfaction among Junior off.
GERS but they denied were muzzled by
the department from expressing their
personal views.
BASE BALL SCORES
American League:
No games.
National League:
Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 10.
No other games.
, 1925-10-01
Brief News From Every
where.
POLISH HONORS FOR PERSHING

POLISH HONORS FOR PERSHING.
Warsaw, Sept. 12.-The President of
Poland made Pershing a member of the
Order Virtuti Militari. General PERISH
ing's membership is the nineteenth in
the order. Porto Rico Progress, Sept, 10.
TO SELL PAN AMERICAN SHIPS.
Washington, Sept. IL. Bids for the
ships of the Pan American Line now
operated by the Munson Company from
New York to the east coast of South
America are offered for sale. - ibid.
AIR DEFENSE INVESTIGATION.
Washington. Sept. IL. -President Cool
idge tonight appointed a special board of
nine to investigate the na,ion's air de-
Tense. The board will confer with him
, 1925-10-01
TO DEPORT CHINESE.

New York, Sept. 11.-All the Chinese
in New York who have no proof of their
legal admission into the United States
and all Who havs criminal records will be
deported Immediately according to Unit
ed States District Attorney Buckner fol-
lowing a conference with the tong lead
ers. Two assistants have been appoint
ed for examining Federal and State re-
cords aud a list of all the Chinese prepa-
ratory to the expectation. According to
Buckner this move is necessary in order
to put an end to murders in Chinatown,
where rival torgs have BEEN engaged in
warfare IBID.
, 1925-10-01

1luLOOdy. AppOAbCCCo lbNIuuC MdJOE
General James Harb9rd, Rear Admiral
Frank Fletcher, Dwight Morrow, and
Senator Bingham, OF Connecticut.-Ibjd.
APPROVE SELF DETERMINATION.
Scarborough, England, Sept. IL. A
resolution pledging the opposition of the
Cades Union congress to imperialism and
ito support the right of all peoples in the
Empire to self determination including
the right to choose complete separation
from the Empire" was adopted at the
closing session of the congress this morn
ing. Ibid.
COMMANDER RODGERS PROMOTED.
Washington, Sept. 11.--Commander
Rodgers of Seaplane PING Number 1,
who with his crew was rescued last night
off Hawaii, was appointed Assistant
Chief of the Navy Bureau Of Aeronua-
tics. ibid.
, 1925-10-01
u ~LAFOLLETTE NOMI

Milwaukee. Sept. 16.-Wisconsin Rep
ubIicans by a sweeping vote at yester-
days primary nominated Robert Lafol-
lette Jr., son of the late United States
senator, for the senate seat made vacant
by his fathers death. He defeated three
opponents. = Ibid.
, 1925-10-01
HYLAN DEFEATED.

II LEA4N DHI GEA LII
New York, Sept. Is. In the primaries
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-29

RISES SLOWLY
Mercury Expected to Climb
to 20 Degrees.

With the backbone of winters
worst cold wave broken Indianapolis
today prepared to enjoy nearly nor
NAL weather again.
The thermometer, which had been
getting well acquainted with the
zero mark, registered q low mark
OF above at a m, or about %
degrees below normal. Temperature
should rise to 20 or more today, J..
H Armington, meteorologist for the
United States weather bureau, said
At noon the mercury had crawled
up to IA degrees. The mark at
a. m. Monday was zero. The tenn
perature is expected to continue its
rise Wednesday.
New Years Day weather as yet
is problematical, Arlington said. be-
cause of the rapidly changing condi-
tions.
A check showed that the three
days of sub-zero weather took nine
teen lives in. Chicago. Many persons
were in hospitals there, suffering
from exposure.
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SCHOOL SUIT
VENUE ASKED
Petitioner Says Board
ExertS Influence.

Motion for change Of venue out
side of Marion County was filed bdN
fore Superior Judge Clinton IT,.
Givan. today by Kay X. WarlS, who
is attempting TO block the Indianapo.
lis school building program. Judge
Givan did not indicate how he would
rule.
WarlS alleged in his petition that
the members Of the school board are
exerting an undue influence on the
citizens of Marion County.
The change Of venue would apply
TO a motion filed by Wark Monday.
in which he asked reinstatement OF
a restraining order preventing the
school board from continuing nego-
tiations with architects Cor the cree.
ton OF six new school buildings.
Judge Givan, several days ago, re-
strained the board from going ahead
with the program, and later dissolved
the order.
The new buildings which Wark
seeks to block are at Schools No.
o.. IA, 3S. 81, 40 and 70.
The plaintiffs and defense were TO
agree upon new court this after
noon, Judge Givan said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-29
MINERS, OWNERS
DISCUSS PEACE
Strike Settlement Negotia-
tions Resumed.
BIZ United Press

BU United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.--Negotiations
broken off in Atlantic City in August,
were resumed here today between
representatives of hard coal miners
and mine operators in an effort to
make some agreement which will end
the sixteen weeks strike, which has
brought hunger, privation, and
desperation In the coal hills.
A joint conference between the two
groups was to be held at Union
League Club at 3 p. m.
Despite the silence of both the
miners and the owners, it was
learned that the operators had prac.
tically decided to stand firm on their
latest proposal, that the miners re-
turn to work pending settlement
at the old wage scale and that. ne
gotiations for five-year agreement
then be undertaken, matters on
which an agreement could be reached
to be arbitrated.
The miners, on the other hand
were reported to be ready to urge
the plan of settlement presented by
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania,
which provided for modified check
off system; promise Of the operators
mot to increase coal prices; negoti
alton of ffve-year contract and
wage increases during the term q
the contract at any time arbitrators
might consider coal mine profits jus
titled such increases.