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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-12
NIXON TO PORTLAND

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, June IMAM
ager Shotton of the Phillies Mon
day night announced the sale Of
Outfielder AL Nixon to Portland of
the Pacific Coast League.
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Indians Beat Brewers in Tight
Fit and Remain on League Perch
Brae Slated to Face Milwaukee in Second Tilt of Series;
Sparkling Plays Aid Leverett Monday s

Toledo downed st. Paul with five-run
rally in the eighth Monday, to T. and
the Hens stayed on the heels of the Tribe
box
nSay " sash t s15 setting Ma tan Park
Griffin made a dandy catch Of
Leveretts twisting foul near the
stand in the fourth.
seventh trying to score after 'Comorosky'a
catch OF vineyards short fly.
Generously made diving catch Of
Adams drive near the right-feld fence in
the second to cut of an eXtra-baSe blow.
In the fourth session, with Pick
on third and Luce on first, Holke
leaped and shared Strohms liner
with his glove and stepped on first
to double Luce. 1t was a bitter play
for the Brewers. Pick walked to
start the inning and reached third
when Warstler made a wild heave
after fielding Luces infield hit. Fol-
lowing the double play Haney
dropped Adams foul, but Adams
was retired to end the inning when
he grounded to Connolly, A walk,
hit and two errors-no runs!
In the seventh, Adams was on third with
none out when Haney speared YOung's
low liner. Wingard batted for Eddleman
and double play resulted on his loft to
Generously.
Holke was struck on the hand BY
one of Eddlemans fast balls in the
first inning and it was quite a sting,
but Walter shook it off and re-
manned in action.
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race in the Hickey loop. Erwin
Brame, the hurler obtained from
Pittsburgh, made a hit with the
fans by blanking the Saints last
week, and he was due to face the
Brewers today. The others pic
tured. namely. Warstler. Layne,
Swetonic, Eaney and Holke, all
are improved FASTENERS over last
season.
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Kenna, a rookie catcher, drove in
the run that enabled the Senators
to defeat Cleveland in ten innings,
7 to 6.
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SIGNS WITH PIRATES

CHICAGO, June 12-Kyle Ander
son. captain and second baseman Of
tho Chicago University baseball
team has signed a contract with the
Pittsburgh Pirates and will report
for duty June 20.
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Indianapolis Y. M S. shut out the Uni
yersals. to O.; at Garfield Sunday;
game and was given perfect support. Y.
NJ. S. pulling two fast double plays to cut
pitcher was Knocked out Of the box in tie
feature of the game. Score:
Universals ........ 900 600 OOO-0
Z. NJ. S. ............ 030 040 0lX-8 l
Roy E. Steele Shoe Rebuilders will hold
a meeting at the shop at 7 N. Pennsvl-
dsy egening Foll59wing Players ;s
Weschler. Thompson, Kelly, Bauman,
Bauers, Nihiser. Martin, Nield. MCLEOD,
Lentz, Bailey and Bruhn. Fast State teams
with Roy E. Steele. N. Pennsylvania St,
or call Main 1882.
Rural Red sox viii practice at Brook
side, No; Thursday evening instead of
Wednesday. Red SoX deSi-e to annex the
services Sao,I e. OF a good pitcher July is an
G; Pake; 1903 E. Nineteenth ST., or call
Cherry 2077.
LAWRENCE, Ind-Acorns lost to the
louisville Reserves Sunday at louisville
SANS are Of vented n66 for lyme II and "a
notice. Write or call Paul Thompson,
Lawrence, Ind.
The Dady A C.s adwded another vic
to,y to their string Sunday when they
trounced the kokomo Boosters. at Ko-
komo IA to 5, The Dady's opened
nings and scored twelve runs Perci1eid
was on the mound for the winners and
allowed nine hits while the Dadys' col
will take on the Keystoncs at NJ. c. G. A.
Park. This will be the second meeting
Of the two teams. the first game going
- l1-
affair. Score by innings:
Ra aFyS,o .'''. 0 09o 209 5 5d6 l8
RushvilIe nosed out the Hoosier A. B. C.s
at Rushville Sunday / to 0, in ten innings
Anderson. for the AS, allowed Rushville
Rushville, stopped the Hoosiers with two
bingles., AS are without q game for Sun
da yapfd July i Any State clubs desiring
write Martin Moore, 1747 Northwestern
4. 3. G.s ......... 900 900 900 90 2 /
Anderson and Waterman; Francis and
Burch
College Cubs downed the Silver Flash club
of 80 consecutive scorless innings was
halted when the Flashes nicked him for a
run in the ninth. Cubs play the second
Score
CUBS .......,........ O41 600 Oo1-6 10 0
Flashes ............. 600 900 Doll 2
TWigg and Evans NeWbold and Little.
st. Philip A. C.s downed the Spades
to /, in a game featured by mound work.
Price and Jordan waged a nice pitching
duel.
Superbas have organized and the fol-
lowing men are urged to attend practice
Wednesday evening at Brookside No. g.
P. Balay, Whaley, jackson, Allen, Hustedt,
hurst, Shea, Killion. Kurl Smith, Bredell.
Moser, Hodges and Davis. For games call
Cherry 4252W and ask for Harold or
address II. L. Hustedt, 1880 N. Dearborn St.
Spades will play the Holy Cross team
at Spades Park Sunday. Practice will be
held Wednesday evening. All PLAYERS
please report.
Beech Grove Reds won from Franklin
Sunday, g to 2: Burge. Beech Grove
pitcher. famed fourteen men. For games
with Beech Grove in july write Peter
Roberts. ll3 w. 5th Ave. Beech Grove, Ind.
Midways defeated the Thirty-Fourth St.
Giants 7 to 3. Pierson struck out eleven
men and allowed only. six hits. Elrod's
homer featured the hitting. Midways have
June IT. and "a open and strong State
teams desiring games call or wire Paul
Gray, 1925 State Ave. DreXel 6020-W.
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A single. walk, a balk and a
long sacrifice fly gave the Browns
the winning tally in a pitching bat
tie between Crowder and Macfay-
den, lost by the Red Sox, 2 to l.
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Major Homer Leaders

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ruth (Yanks). %.
Gehrig (Yanks), ID.
Hauser (Athleticsl, 10.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Hornsby braves. IL.
Bissonette tRobins). IL.
Wilson (Cuhsl, II.
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Hendricks Club Displays
Sterling Assets in
Thrilling Race.
KNOCK OFF THREATS
Buckeyes Come Through
in Critical Moments.

Editors Note: If not the surprise the
Cincinnati Reds have been the sensation
of the first third of the National League
pennant race: The reason for their
eran Cincinnati baseball scribe. in the
following article:
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Notice the smiling faces on the
Indians pictured herewith? The
Bethel FASTENERS are leading the
A. A. after a hard drive, and they
are proud Of their achievement.
The six players shown are among
the prominent members of the
Tribe squad that is giving Indian
apolis wide publicity by clinging
to the top berth in the red-hot
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Today'S Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee at INDIANAPOLIS.
st. Paul 1T Toledo.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
Kansas City at Louisville.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
CINCINNATI at New York.
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Rod and Reel

Three joint steel casting rod, aga
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BASEBALL
CALENDAR
A.IEHICAN LEAGuE
NATIONAL LEAGUI
Mondays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St. Paul ......... 900 600 211-4 7 2
Ioleoo .............. O2O 600 O5X-7 IL 5
- Heimach. McQuaid. Fenner and Tesmer.
CASTOR; Barnes. Ryan and O'Neil.
Minneapolis ........ 200 900 o1o-s s1
Columbus .......... 003 OILS 02x-11 10 2
Van Alstyne. Hubbell. williams and
Warwick. McMullen L. Harris and Terrell.
Kansas City ........ ool 600 4Io-s Il !
linn and Wirts; lineup and Thompson
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PetToit - 6 6SS S Sq6 49, 49,
orwoll and Cochran; Gibson. Van Van Glider
Ten Innings)
washington sSeigGd d d5o II III 0oI IL Is
HadIev. CASTOR MS TS GrS b Braxton - and
Ruel;, Grant, Bayne, Buckeye and L.
Sewell.
Chicago ,.....,.,..... COS 900 oox-s 10 /
- Pennock, johnson and Grahowski:
Boston .............. 100 900 ooo-1. 8 o
st. Louis .......... 900 DOL 10x-2 7 o
McFayden. Harris and Berry; Crowder
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New YORK ','... 600 600 COL col 1855 3
Kolp. Rixey and Picinich: Aldridge
Chaplin. Walker and O'Farrell. Hogan.
Chicago ............. oO2 DOL oOo-3 7 2
Brooklyn ............ 0l0 900 000-1 s 8
Bush and Hartnett; Mcweeney. Ehrhardt
and Henline.
St. Louis ........... 900 1913 1913 10
Boston ............ 010 000 000-1 9 3
Alexander and wilson, Greenfield
Robertson. Mills and Taylor. Urban.
Pittsburgh ........ DOL 300 000-4 8 S
Philadelphia ......... 101 900 40x-6
Hill and Smith, Ring. Sweetland and
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BIG LEAGUE CHATTER

in the eighth and the AS beat the
Tigers, to 2.
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An exceptional assortment Of ar
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Hobich's Tremendous Buy.
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Minnow Bucket

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Complete Assortment of
Heddon, South Bend, Creek
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Reel

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Roy E. Steele Shoe Rebuilders viii hold
a meeting at the shop at n. Pennsvl-
yania ST., at 7:30 p. m. DIST Wedncs-
day evening. Following players are re-
quested to attend: Harrison Sackoff
WeSchler. Thompson, Kelly, Bauman,
Bauers Nihiser. Martin, Nield. Mcleod
Lentz, Bailey and Bruhn. Fast State teams
desiring games are urged to get in touch
with Roy E. Steele. ~ Pennsylvania St.,
or call Main 1892
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Simmons and Fox hit homerS in
quick succession with the score tied
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Toledo downed st. Paul with five-run
rally in the eighth Monday, 7 to a. and
the Hens stayed on the heels of the Tribe
pace settlers. Fred Heimach. star st.
Paul southpaw, was Knocked out of the
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Rural Red Sox Will practice at Brook
side, No; Thursday evening instead of
Wednesday. Red SoX Geci-e to annex the
services OF a good pitcher. July is an
open date and a double header is wanted
with strong State club. Write William
G; Pake, 1903 E. Nineteenth ST., or call
Cherry 2077
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LAWRENCE, Ind.-Acorns lost to the
louisville Reserves Sunday a zionsville.
Games are wanted for June II and "a.
Manager of Mohewks and ingalls, take
notice Write or call Paul Thompson,
Lawrence, Ind
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Hits were even at Washington Park
Monday, each club getting ten.
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Adams was nailed at the plate in the
seventh trying to score after Comorosky
catch Of Vineyards short fly.
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Superbas have organized and the fol-
Wednesday evening at Brookside No. g.
P. Balay, Whaley, Jackson, Allen, Hustedt,
Hurst, Shea, Killion. Kurl Smith, Bredell.
Cherry 4252-W and ask for Harold or
address H. L. Hustedt, 1880 ~ Dearborn St
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Spades will play the Holy Cross team
at Spades Park Sunday. Practice will be
held Wednesday evening. All players
please report.
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Orioe Juniors will meet the strong Tri-
angle A. C., Sunday at Garfield No 2. at
1890. Juniors desire games with teams
playing in the 14-16-year-old class
Juniors desire a game for June "a. Call
DreXel 6492 and ask for Bob.
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Spartans and Boggstown will play again
next Sunday a Riverside. For games
call Belmont 1925 and ask for Leslie Fox
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College Cubs downed the Silver Flash club
SUNDAY s. da to /; Johnny Twiggs record
halted when the FLASHES nicked ii him for Tas
run in the ninth. Cubs play the second
Of three-game series at Peru Sunday.
Score:
Flashes .............. 600 900 Doll 2
Twigg and Evans; Newbold and Little.
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St. Louis .......... 900 1913 1913 10 o
Boston .......... 0l0 0O0 000-1 9 8
Alexander and Wilson: Greenfield,
Robertson. Mills and Taylor. Urban.
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dependent Order OF Odd Fellows, in
stalled officers of Alexandria Canton,
No. /, Patriarchs Militant, and officers
of the Ladies' Auxiliary at a meeting
in Odd Fellows Temple last night.
Two Homes Entered.
The homes Of Mrs. Van Midesworth.
COL North View Terrace. Rosemont.
and l.. +. Hammond, 624 South Wash
ington street. were entered last night,
but Investigations failed to reveal any.
thing taken. The cries of n 6-year-
old child who heard noise down
stairs. scared the burglar from the
Van MideSworth home.
Potomac Lodge. No rs, Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows. will meet I'm
odd Fellows Temple at 1880 o'clock
tonight.
Ross Walker, chairman Of the com.
mittee planning the entertainment for
Alexandria Post. No. "a. American
Legion. at Fort Humphreys, Va.
January 20 has arranged several box
ing and wrestling matches and a
musical entertainments
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The committee recently appointed
by the local Legion post to arrange
for a minstrel has suspended plans
temporarily. according to statement
made by Mrs. Anna Meeks. chairman.
following a meeting of her committee
in Alexandria Chamber OF Commerce
rooms last night. A theater party
will be held sometime next month. A
cabaret dance will be held in the Elks
Hall in April
The Aid Society OF the First Baptist
Church has elected Mrs. J. W. Reeves
president: Mrs. Ferdinand knight
vice president: Mrs. George kringler.
treasurer. and AIRS. Martin Gerene.
secretary, for the new term. The r.
T.. l.. class Of First Baptist Church
elected: Melvin Pitts. teacher: Mrs. L.
NJ. Evans. assistant teacher; Mrs
Melvin Pitts. president Mrs. J. W.
Reeves. vice president; Mrs. Annie
Henry, secretary, and Mrs. o. Cor
nell. treasurer.
Miss Ellen Smith has been elected
president of the Busy Bee Missionary
society Of the Methodist Episcopal
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA,. Va, January Is
tSpeciaD. The site OF the old club
house of the Old Dominion Boat Club,
located on the Strand. between Prince
and Duke streets. has been sold TO
w. l.. Davis. a local riverman. The
building which stands on the prop
ertv was so severely Quilted by fire
in 1922 that the club decided To re
build on it's property at King street
and the Strand.
". IL. iiellmuth and Robert
Schneider were reelected president
and secretary. respectively, OF the
German Cooperative Building and
Loan Association at meeting of mat
organization at lis headquarters last
night. 7. T. German and Samuel r..
IuCkett were elected directors to serve
for three years and Everett A. He'll
muth. John u. \ormoNlc ana Carl
HutiweSkv were elected trustees.
G. Raymond Gaines. major of tho
LIST Battalion. ratriarchs Militant. In
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PEACE IN INDUSTRY
SOUGHT IN BRITAIN
Movement Launched at Con-
ference Between Employees
and Employers.
f. tho Associated Press.


LONDON, January IS.-The "reace
In industry" movement was launched
formally yesterday AT conferences
largely attended by representatives Of
both employees and industriahsts at
Burlington House. This first confer.
ence was merely formal and devoted
Ia speeches by Sir Alfred Mond who
originated the idea Of bringing the
employers and the workmen together
for closer un6erstan dinS and Ben
Turner, labor leader. They outlined
the objects OF the conference, and
there VAS a short general discussion
Il developed thar one Of the chief
difficulties will he to get over jeal.
cuSies Of the trade unions on one side
end the employers erganiza tons on
the other. i'm any movement leaving
thcr out Of the count.
Ren Turner alluded TO this dificulty
when he said he hoped they were all
agreed tina; there must he no tres
passing on the sphere or functions Of
the existing organizai atoms Of employ
ers and workers.
Sir Alfred Mond had previously re-
ncunced any desire 20 destroy the or
gsnlzed labor movement. and declared
that il MAS desired only 20 deal with
general lines 81 policy. and not with
the detailed problems OF the different
Industries.
1t was agreed that Sir Alfred and
MIR. Turner should alternately pre-
side at future meetings Of the con
ference. Sir Alfred presided yester-
day.
The movement now awaits the ac-
ttor Of the council OF the Trades Union
Congress for the appointment OF a
committee to meet the already con-
stituted employers committee and ar.
range further steps. Al the close Of
tire meeting, Mr.. Turner said ii had
been an extraordinarily good confer
ence. but A ]. Cook. secretary OF the
Miners Federation. who also was
present. was in an angry mood. he
said: The whole thing has been an
absolute farce and nothing VIII come
OF it
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EX-YALE STAR INDICTED.

PITTSFTEID. Mass, January u
f4t. -fiilbert Stanley Of Great Barring
ton. former Yale hockey player MAS
been indicted for manslaughter in the
fatal shooting OF Peter Fulco at the
berkshire School in Sheffield, OF which
Stanley is manager, last November.
Stanley pleaded not guilty to the in
dictment and was released under
500 bail. the amount fixed AZ the
time Of his arrest. November -. He
VAS accompanied 10 court by his
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ACCEPTS DRIVE POST.
Warren Will Represent Detroit in
Cathedral Campaign.

Charles 3. Warren has accepted
membership on the national executive
committee Of Washington Cathedral.
representing Detroit in the nation
wide campaign now under way 10
raise $S, 500 900 for the completion ana
endowment Of the choir, crossing.
north and south iransepts and north
porch Of the cathedral.
II il pla aimed to have the choir COM
Melted and the crossing Enclosed in
time for the general convention OF
the Episcopal Church here in October.
Ultimately il IL proposed 10 raise
gse. 900 900 with which TO complete
and endow the cathedral and its asso-
eiafed institutions.
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lurch South. Miss Estelle Howard

Church South. Miss E;stelle Howard
was chosen vice president, Miss Eliza
beth Wakeman. secretary; Miss Mil
dred Creel treasurer; Miss Jane Nor.
ford. pianist.
Members Of the Auxiliary OF the
Fire Department will gather at the
home of Mrs. J. W. Travers, presi-
dent. Mt Z o'clock tonight. to visit the
District OF Columbia Auxiliary.
Mrs. Henry Starr Watkins has been
elected president of the Auxiliary OF
the st. Paul's Episcopal Church. to
succeed Mrs. George Taylor klipstein.
Mrs. Elizabeth Potts has been elected
first vice president. Mrs. James =.
Smythe, second vice president; Mrs.
William y. Smoot and Mrs. Eggborn.
trcasurers; Mrs. Urban s. Lambert.
secretary, and Mrs. II. Fl. Soule, edu.
cational secretary.
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prayer 10 heard everybody must at
once abandon what they are doing
and hasten to the mosque. for pray
or In better than work or sleep"
Shaving OF the beard has been de-
creed crime, for which both the
wielder Of the razor and the person
shaved shall be severely punished.
Usury. meetings Of men and wome n
and gatherings Of relatives to bewail
the dead arc also forbidden.
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PAUL MOFFETT EXPIRES.
Iorestville, Va, Man Was Prom
inent In Community Work.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.


FORESTTILLE, Va. January ID
Paul Moffett died "Wednesday night
In George Washington Hospital, fol-
lowing Two operations for appendi-
cfttx. Mr.. Moifett has been one Of the
leading citizens OF DFanexyille district,
and prominent in community work.
He war a member of Great Fails
Grange, the Presbyterian Church and
Of tbs Odd Fellows in Washington.
Funeral services will he held Saturday
~ IL am. al his late home. near For
estxiIle. conducted by the master Of
Great Falls Grange. followed by bur
fai at Leesburg- Mr.. Moffett was born
in Loudoun County. one OF Il chill
fren. He is survived by his widow
and three daughters.
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REFORMS DECREED
BY KING OF HEDJAZ
Report Puts Ban on Smoking and
Use Of Liquor and Perfumes
Among Restrictions.
By the Associated press

BY the Associated Press
LONDON. January IA Cairo dis.
patch to the Daily Express yesterda V
SAID That lbn Saoud King OF HedjaZ.
who Is reptlted TO he a Puritan among
the Moslems. has decreed numerous
stringent restrictions for his subjects.
according to consular report to the
Egyptian government.
Among the things forbidden are
smoking, use Of alcoholic liquors. use
~ perfume. wearing of gold and sill,
yer ornaments and silk garments.
Immediately the mueZZn's cali ia
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LEGISLATURE CALLED.
wisconsin Finances 10 Be Acted
on At Special Session.

MADISON. Wis. January u Jp.--
Gov. Fred r. Zimmerman yes,erda !
fesued call for special session 81
the State Legislature. 10 meet Janu-
airy -.
The legislators are summoned to
consider appr0pr iatioTs; 10 change the
administration Of the State Income Tax
Law; 20 provide a statutory method for
computing teachers retirement funG
surtzx; n provide a ihree-n1an, fun.
time. pad highway commission, 10 be
appointed ny the governor. and 10 pro-
vice q small appropriation for the
Wisconsin special train, but ~ limit
tire appropriation 80 Il may not be
rse6 - pay The expenses ~ any per.
Son on the tour.
The travel time between London
and Dublin is TO he reduced to four
hours by s1 sirpane and flying ~,oa :
service soon TO he inaugDrated.
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brother, Harold Stanley, who recently
was admitted to partnership in the
| firm Of J. r. Morgan & ca. Of New
| York.
| No date was set FOR his trial.
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The French military establishment
includes 61l4 sirplanes. as compared
with 3. 460 for Great Britain. ZOO for
Italy and $500 for the United States