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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
Senate
New Bills


D. B. 266 tAlldredge and PaSne) Re
quires registr alton of all alien males over
81 with county clerks within sixty days OF
and imprisonment Rights and Privileges
s. B. 267 Barker lr-Orders Governor to
give quit claim deed to Charles rssa e ,, he
IS. B. s6$ BLACKBURN Amends act
proEiding cities may choose nc alternative
s. B. 269 blackburn Defines terms IN
the present workmens compensation In
surance act; 1nsurspcs $500 49,
motion for. arrest of judgment filed befors
a motion for NEW trial viii not preclude
the right to ilt' motion for. new trial.
S. B. 27i (Chamhersl Gives fee title
OF an eighty acre farm, property OF the In
dana dana Vsgs q Epiilsptiss 70 E hI5ssaa
willed her a life estate In the farm ana
the remainder to the State. Judiciary 3.
IS B. aI2 Crosby - p. that
school to another in the township nearer
his home the latter must be four miles
signed. if the township has auto school
buses County and Township Business.
S. B. 273 (Eastonl Gives disabled vet
Grams of the Spanish War and Philippine
nsurrection. ard their WIDOWS. So 600 tax
exemption on assessed valuation up to $o.-.
600. in addition to any mortgage exemp
ton. judiciary B.
HUighw ayCommission may be sued in SUI
perior or Circuit Courts. County and
Township Business.
s. B. 275 Harrison -Decreasee time
for taking appeals from six months to-
two Judiciary A.
8. B. 276 king l-Requires trustees OF
fenced for wife or child deseration q fixed
wage at some remunerative work. the bal
9yer soSt Of tnsr keep to be paid
s. B. 277 Leonard Amends act stat
mig qualifications of county supeiintend-
s. B. s7s to'Rourkel--Gives the Ft
Wayne board Of public works power to
establish. and enforce set back building
lines. Cities and Towns,
S. B. 279 fO'Rourke )--Authorizes pen
aslIisiss o. c sp0 sd qo9ns owned
banks to use deposits to Apply On debt
owed the bank by the depostsor. Banks.
s. s. B. 2s1 lshapk Provides the coun-
roads r. d'i that Sa' connect towns with State
highways, when; the road is less than one
and one-halt miles long. Roads
Haute to establish a separate tax unit for
S. B. 2sS tsfmsl Gives the Terre
t HaHis 2o 20 tSs 10
S. J. r. z English Barkerl Urges Con-
gress TO repeal Federal estate tax law.
Federal Relations.
Withdrawn
S. B. 21s tPayne)--Fixed 4-cent gaso-
line tax.
Bills Passed
s. B. 154 Observation-Disclosures con-
struction by counties of school houses at
orphans homes. IA to o.
S. B. 132 (DickermanJ-Author in
surance companies to write life policies
and reject change in benehciaries- (42
n 4
s. B. 1872 (sims) Amends State mine
laws. Isl to 49,
Bills Killed
S. 3. So (shankl -Prohibited installa-
ton of places of amusement IN eighty
rods of State Parks
Bills Indefinitely Postponed
s. B. 2s5 tsouthworthl amended
State banking laws.
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Deaths

Julia May Ricketts,. Sc. 6141 Elenber-
ger chronic myocarditlE.
Frank Manning. IS. z N. West. chronic
Guy Armand. 81. city hospital frac-
tured skull. accidental
George W. Carvin. 43, Long Hospital.
Anna Kelley 2s. city hospital. peri
Liilisn Hazel Bants 10. l241 Herbert
Henry johnson. 67. city hospital.
Davis curIee, 10. saoe Cushing. pull
Mabel Alice Anderson. As. 455 N. Gray.
cerebral hemorfhage.
sado acute encephalitzs
Paul ?. Pierce 81. 1921 E. Washington.
0e Ssor. s DONOVAN. Is. 212 Blake, brouchO
ids ,' y; Daniels. -. 1887 Rowland
Eossmary With. :. ao17 E. New York.
william Cunningham. AZ. city hospital
l Anton 0ass scSsRsi So 1741 5. state ar
sslyafor Puzzelo. rs. $40 q Merrin.
ESelips Hale. IS. s4 ". ST. Clair. acute
mterstitial nephritis.
Edward \. Perkins 81, 246 W.. Maple
KID. acute parenchymat0us nephritis
Theresa Grouse Grubbs. AZ. city hosDi-
tai. Earoon1a.
cecil hurst, ~ Market ana Clrclcs 1rac-
tured skull accidental.
Joe McHenry. AZ, city hospital lobar
Msrsarst F. whsatley. e5. 1901 Rock
wood. carcinoma.
paEeuchymatoue uaphritie.
Ellen Conner. 70, rs NJ Randolph
zdsIis B. Cooke IS. 1915 Broadway.
acute Influential bronchitis
Rosa Taylor, 0S 5A56 Isowdl, broncho
pneumonia.
William Edward Mueller. / day. e1o
E. Raymond. non closure forauen ovaie.
Sarah 2. Powell. 60. 1921 n. Illinois,
John G. Frost ST., Twenty-F1rnt and
Robert Jones. $50 Tayctke. bronch0
Pneumonia
Alfred Senior 10 xatv hospital. chronic
lntffztfz<4I neDbrftfa
Alice Stevens -. Central Indiana HeS-
pltai. chronic parueellyma nepbfitiz.
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PRESBYTERIANS ELECT
Miss Clark Heads Council Closing
Conference Tonight.

Miss Mildred e. Clark of Suther-
land Presbyterian Church, is new
president of Presbyterian Young
Peoples Council Of Indianapolis
Election was held at mid-winter con.
vention at Second Presbyterian
Church, which closes with a com
ipunion service tonight. Next meet
ing will be at Seventh Presbyterian
Church.
Other officers elected: George New
ton, Irvington Church, vice presi
dent; Miss Josephine Snider, Meyer
Chapel Church. secretary. and
Claude Ward, Sutherland Church
treasurer.
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COMMITTEE APPOINTED

The Rev. G. H. Gebhardt, presi-
dent Marion County Council of Re
ngiOus Education, today named a
committee to plan for the vacation
Bible school institute here in May
The committee: Miss Florence
Carmichael. DIR. Robert ]. Nolan
dress, Rev. George B. Chandler, Rev.
w. Fl. Kinerim and DIR. Harry A,
King.
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New Jersey last year over 5000 bottles
were sold.
+ Never mind what causes your indi-
gestion or gastritis or dyspepsia or
how long you have had 1t, or how
many other remedies you have tried,
this is the one medicine that will make
your old disabled stomach so strong
and healthy that you can digest any
thing you eat without the slightest
distress,
And you know that when your stom-
ach is in fine shape, nervousness, head
aches and dizziness won't bother you.
Every regular druggist guarantees one
bottle Of Dare's Mentha Pepsin. Gold
smiths Cut Price Drug Stores sell
dozens of it,-Advertisement.
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Y. M. c. A. TOLAY
CAMP AIGN PLANS
Workers in Membership
Drive Meet Tonight,

Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will lay plans for a drive for
1000 new members next week at
dinner for workers tonight, A. III.
GODDARD, secretary, announced.
James B. Martin, membership
chairman, is in charge of the cam
paign. Workers will be divided into
four divisions, under w. o. McDan-
iels. r. j. Duke, w. H, Howard and
William F.. Brien. Each division
will have Ave captains.
1--WE expect to exceed the quota
of 1000 in seven days." said Martin.
Activities of the association viii
be explained at the dinner.
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STIFF PENALTY IMPOSED
Lawrence Burnett Gets $1,000 Fine
and One to Two Years.

Because Of previous convictions
against Lawrence Burnett. "a. of
526 Vinton St., Criminal Judge
James A. Collins today fined him
$1,000 and costs and sentenced him
to one to two years at the Indiana
State Reformatory on liquor
charges. Bond for appeal to State
Supreme Court was set at $4,000.
Burnett already has an appeal be-
fore the Supreme Court on a similar
sentence given April Is, 1924. Bur
nett was arrested Nov. %. 1924,
when officers alleged he was trans
porting liquor to the home of Vita
Steadman. $500 Massachusetts Ave.
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Tax Revenue Increase sOught

Representative Carter, Washing
ton. introduced bill in the House
today prohibiting institution Of
legal actions based on taxable instru-
ments not listed on tax duplicates.
Passage Of the measure would tend
to increase revenues obtained
through taxation.
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SEARCH
WRECKED MINE
Score of Bodies Not Yet
Taken Out Of Shafts,
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
DORTMUND, Germany, Feb. 49,
A sad-faced, weary group Of women
and children came at dawn to the big
iron gates that bar the way to Min
lister STEMS mine and waited for res
cue workers still probing the depths
Of the blasted shafts to find the
bodies of more victims OF Wednesday
nights explosion.
The death list remained unchanged
at 131, but a score of bodies were
yet to be recovered.
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House
New Bills

H. B. 327 tMendenhan Of Davies l--Au-
thorizes State to appropriate for salaries
of State Board OF Pharmacy State Medi-
cine
H. B. 32S (Kitch1 -ReQuires one-fourth
of common stock of mining corporations
be subscribed before articles of incorporar
ton are filed. Mines and Mining.
H. B. 329 (Kitch Causes amendments
to articles of incorporation of mining firm
to remain imperative until properly filed
Mines and Mining
H. B. 800 tDuncanl --Authorizes Indi;
annapolis board of public safety to appoint
women remhen. Affairs City Indianapolis.
s H. b. 331 Duncanl ---Appropriat
S4S "a to settle unpaid gas bids cfn~
stracted by State board of health Ways
and Means.
Il. B. 332 sherwood -Increasius car
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Gives EvansviIIe Court

Establishment of municipal court
at Evansville lis provided in a bill
introduced in the House today by
Representative Clements. Wander
burg County. Salary of the judge
would be $4,000
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BUDGET MAKERS
FORESEE HIGHER
TAX AS CERTAIN
Extra 81, 900, 900 Allotments
Predicted tosAvoid Special
Session.

At least $1,000, 900 in specific APP
pfopriations must be added to the
present budget bill as drawn by the
administration budget committee. or
a special session Of the Legislature
is inevitable.
This was the statement of a men,
Der Of the budget advisory commit
tee today in discussing requests for
additional appropriations by various
departments, which now total APP
proximately $1.400.000.
Should this additional million be
granted, as seems likely, the budget
measure would be brought up to
more than 1900. 900, and the cut
OF 1000 900 under the 1928 figure
would be wiped out.
Higher Rate Seen
Although the budget makers were
hopeful OF keeping the figure in the
budget bill intact at the request of
the Governor, two committee mem
bers said cut in appropriations asked
for the reformatory, the Normal
School at Terre Haute and the East
haven asylum at Richmond at this
time would prove false economy in
the long run.
Although administration leaders
also were hopeful and drew the
budget with the idea of keeping the
tax rate at the present 2S-cent fig
ure. commissioners now see that
even under the present appropria-
lions which run almost SGT 1000, GOO
for all expenditures. it viii be nee
essary to boost the rate to 80 cents
and maybe to SO cents.
No Normal Branch
Budget trainers and Governor
Jackson thus far are standing firm
on decision not to create an addi-
tional branch of the State Normal
School until the next Genera. AS
sembly.
Because the administration is fig
uring on using the inheritance tax,
heretofore given to the State high
way commission, In applying on the
State debt OF $s.40O. geo with the in
tention of wiping it out in three
years, it is understood the Cam bill
in the Senate increasing the gaso
line tax 1 cent and thus raising an
additional $1,000. 900. is an admins
tration measure and has the approx
al of the Governor.
Notwithstanding this. Senator
Nejdl. Gary, Republican, floor lead
er IN the Senate, is opposing the
measure and thus far 1t has gained
little Roadway
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Legislative Calendar

nival fees from SIS to $10O day. Public
r. B. thurman McMinn) --Reqrires un-
"a, saf7r,sred adult males to register. Grim
4. = 334 tHulD PLACES buses and
trucks under State Highway Commission.
81 B. ss5 tCooper)--hxes salaries OF
tain counties. County and Township
Il. B. sso tBcrnhardt) --Defines clip.
ping ears and tails of dogs as cruelty to
AniRal s s90lif MSPsls state
board of naturopaths. State Medicine
H. B. 33S (Chrisney) -Appropriates
ST. 900 for Lincoln Memorial Association.
ii b sac IKapp) -Governs bonding OF
banks accepting public funds for deposit.
II. B. $40 (carterl -Provides for re-
moval OF certain public officials for mis-
conduct Of maladministration. Criminal
Code.
Bills Passed
+. 2 p! ls e. Harris Of Monroe)--Legal.
Bloomington water works. ts7 to o.
Bills indefinitely Postponed
H. B. ~ (Barr)-Reduced time for
legal action against public officials from
a. B. 100 tMendenhall-c Clark Placed
troll Of Public Service comaission
III. b. 1873 (Drake) Made possession Of
burglars tools a felony
H.. B. 224 (Trowbridge) Permitted
Governor to remove county sheriffs and
prosecutors after trial for failure to per-
form official duties
H. B. 271 (Bernhardt--Permi coun-
ties to illuminate highways.
a.. B. 311 Wright Of Randolph Com
bined secrstaryships of eight existing State
boards.
Il. B. tThiel) ---Prohibited execution OF
leases requiring lessee to purchase goods
of lessor.
S. B. Ga fehambers) -.Abolished Are
insurance rate-making bureaus
$. B. 81 CLin6ley a-Authorized dis
charge OF persons indicted but untrled
through successive court terms
s. B. 121 4 Holmes Prohibited sale OF
tobacco and sfiuh to minors.
Withdrawn
III. B. 2s3 tBorns- HinkIel --I1ieensed
pawnbrokers. requiring $500 fee and
SOL 600 bond and providing for Sunday
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INJUNCTION IS DROPPED
RilShofr Suit Dismissed at Request
Of Gordon Brothers.

Motion by tho plaintiff to dismiss
the suit brought in Federal Court
by Louis and Jacob Gordon, auc-
tioneers of the Leo Krauss jewelry
at 43 NJ Illinois St., asking an in
junction against Police Chief Her
man f. Rikhoff, was sustained by
Judge Robert G. Baltzell today.
The Gordons sought to enjoin Rik-
hoff from enforcing against them a
city ordinance which limits the hours
of public auctions, alleging the ordi-
nance was unconstitutional. The
Gale was dismissed without preju.
dice.
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tn Sion a Coki in One Nav

To Stop a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative BROMO QUININE
Tablets. CThe First and Original
Cold and Grip TabIet.l A Safe and
Proven Remedy. The box bears sig
nature of e. w. Grove. soc.
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To-day's Offer to All Who
Have Stomach Distress

Try One Bottle of Dares Mentha Pepsn for Indigestion
Any Stomach Trouble and IF Not Delighted With
the Good Results GoldsmtRs Cut Price Drug
Stores Amy Reliable Druggist Will
Gladly Return the Purchase Price.
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Withdrawn

H. B. 2s3 tBorns Hinlle, --Lieensed
pawnbrokers, requiring $500 fee and
$4,000 bond and providing for Sunday
closing.
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Bishop Berry Deplores Ugly Church. Buildings
fBy Associated Press)

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-!3isho]
 Joseph F. Berry of the Methods
 Episcopal Church, in a criticism pub | lished in an ecclesiastic paper, fair
 ly castigates church buildings for tht sin of ugliness.
 "GrotesQue," "unsightly", "trocious
 and misfits are a few of Bishop Der
 rvs descriptive phrases, which ht heaps on present day church achi
 on the ground of many years care full observation of ecclesiastic build ing, and his dedication of more than 300 Methodist Episcopal churches during his tenure of office.
 'No other class Of public or pri yare buildings has been bungled su generally" the bishop says of church es. He further adds the sin of CT ecting what he terms square, over grown dry goods boxes has not been confined to any section, but extends from Maine to California, although being worse in the middle and far west, because those territories are newer and less conservative.
 Everything has been sacrificed to obtain the maximum seating capacity at the minimum cost The architec- tural misfits are by no means con- fined to the west and south, we have them in the east Now to my sim pie mind the ideal school of church architecture is the Gothic. Its lines are always simple, chaste, and satis- lying. The suggestion is one of worship"
 The senior bishop stresses this point. It is the purpose of church he says, to express religious impul- ses outside as we'll as afford a place for their expression inside. "The character of church building is so closely related to the possibilities of spiritual work which should be done within it's sacred walls that to make a failure out of a church building is an act that comes very near to being a crime. Because a building is of low cost is no reason why it should be ugly. The blun- ders made by building committees within my knowledge make me al- most shudder."
 Bishop Berry especially urges the employment of the best architects in drawing the plans. Good plans may seem expensive,' he says, "but poor plans are more so.''
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Simple Mixture Best
 For Constipation

Simple buckthorn bark, magnesium sulph. c. D., glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adlerika, is excellent for constipa- tion. It often works in one hour or less and never gripes. The pleasant and QUICK action of this efficient in testinal evacuant will surprise you. Adlerika helps any case gas on the stomach, unless due to deep-seated causes. Often removes matter you never thought. was in your system.- Seward Drug Company.
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Guards Chase Bandits
 Tn Own Speed Boats
(By Associated Pregsl

| X WASHINGTON, D. c. April 20- The specially designed speed boats
 which have become common in the illegal delivery traffic between Rum Row and the coast, are to be pressed into service whenever captured, in the war to enforce the blockade un- der regulations now being prepared in the treasury department.
 Acting under authority of a sta tute enacted in the closing days of the 6Sth Congress, the department IS preparing to utilize the authority therein conferred to use vessels and vehicles seized in the process of en- forcing the Volstead act.
 The new regulations are to be pro- mulgated May 1. In the meantime the government will continue to of fer at auction the carriers caught in the coastal and highway nets, but with stricter application of safe guards designed to prevent their pur- chase by former owners.
 While recent figures are not avail able, the prohibition unit during the year ended June 30, 1924, seized over the country 5,214 automobiles having an estimated total value of s3,226,- 339; and 236 boats and launches val ued approximately at $279,19S. The coast guard during the calendar year 1924, seized 251 vessels.
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England Makes the Motorist Glad 10
 Stop for Gasoline
fBy Associated Press)

LONDON, April 2O.--Quick lunch tea rooms are to be added to filling stations in England for the benefit of motorists.
 Gasoline supply branch stations are comparatively new here, but the idea has taken hold and spread rapidly, and some of the new houses now going up in and near London for the spring trade are known as "petrol palaces" Quite a number have free wash and brushup rooms as well as quick lunch facilities, where mem bers of the motor party may satisfy their thirst for tea, cake and sand wiches while the car is being filled with gasoline.
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INTEREST CENTERS
 BASEBALL WORLD
fRy A eSpciated pressl

(By Associated Press)
 SACRAMENTO, April 20-The Sen ators made it five in row Saturday Thompson not allowing hit after the third inning. Hummer blew in the seventh, when the Senators scored five runs. Batteries: Thompson and Koehler and Hummer, Demevich Baldwin, and Daily. Home Runs Made. Americans-Chicago, Grouse 2; MT. Manus, St. Louis; Flagstead, Boston Lamar, Philadelphia. Nationals-BeIl, 2; Bottomley, Dou- thitt, St. Louis; Miller, Chicago; Har- ris, Boston; Agnew, San Francisco; Hunnefield ?, Rohwer, Portland; Les lie ?, Salt Lake. Games Played on Coast
 Sacramento 6-7, Seattle 6-3. First game played at Stockton called tie in the eleventh on account of teams having to catch the train for Sacra- mento
 Vernon 0-6, Los Angeles 1-14.
 Salt Lake and Portland double head CT postponed on account of wet grounds.
 Oakland and San Francisco, first game postponed on account of rain; second, Oakland ?, San Francisco 4.
 Nationals
 Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 2.
 Brooklyn 8, New York 4.
 Chicago 0, St. Louis G.
 Americans
 St. Louis II, Chicago 4.
 Boston and New York, Detroit and Cleveland games called on account of rain.
 Nationals
 Chicago g. St. Louis 20.
 Cincinnati 12, Pittsburg ?.
 Boston 13, Philadelphia IA
 Brooklyn l. New York 2.
 American
 St. Louis 5, Chicago 14.
 Philadelphia 3, Washington o.
 Detroit 3, Cleveland 5
 New York 6, Boston 3.
 Coast League
 Salt Lake s, Portland 10.
 Vernon 8, Los Angeles 8.
 Oakland 0, San Francisco 2.
 Sacramento s, Seattle 4.
 Sacramento came nearest a win in the Seattle game the score being tie. At Stockton sparkling fielding and timely hitting gave the Senators the best of the contest to 3. The batteries for the first game were: Se- attle, Russell, Bagley, Miljus and Bald win; Sacramento, Shellenback and Shea. In the second game, Suttle. Stryker and Daily for Seattle, Sacra- mento, Hughes and Koehler.
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RECOMMENDS SCRAPPING
 OF GOVERNMENT SHIPS

WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 2O- Chairman O'Connor of the Shipping Board has recommended that the two hundred government ships now dock ed at various ports, be placed on the market for scrapping, because they are getting old and no purchasers have been found for them.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-20

Miss Dorrance Ferguson, daughter of Governor Miriam A. Ferguson of Texas, has been the guest of the city of Havana, Cuba, where many social attentions were given her. ending with a farewell ball.
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KAISER NOT BEHIND GEN.
 HlNDENBURG~ PRESIDENT

LONDON, April 20--William Ho- henzollern, former Kaiser said he is not supporting the presidential as pirations of Gen. Won Hindenburg and inferred that he has not retained his former field marshall upon an al liance to the throne.
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MEMBER OF PROMINENT
 CUBAN FAMILY TAKES LIFE

NEW YORK, April 2O.-Miss An gelica Moralis, member of family once prominent in Cuba, ended her life by leaping from window on the twenty-second floor of her hotel.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-20

Groups of rural mail boxes fixed to old wagon wheels so as to be re- volved on pedestal have been in- stalled by farmers near Livermore, Cal, to save time of mail carriers.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-20

Lorenze P. Bleismer, 19, has been elected village president of New Buffalo, Mich., for four-year term and has announced progressive program for civic improvements.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-20

Miss Peale Gascoine, F, formerly waitress in a London tea. shop, won first prize in a poetry competition in which Alfred Moves, the eminent poet, was judge. !
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-20

Virginia Cassis, 14 year old girl of Sistersville, w. Va, won prize for an essay on Evil Effects of To. bacco." Her father is a prominent tobacco dealer.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-20

Ii is claimed that a stone-cutting machine recently invented will do anything in stone that circular saw will do in cutting lumber.