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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1921. I JUDGE REFUSES Hoosier Heroes to Attend Rites. YOUTH'S PLEA Asserts Way to-' Stop Crime Wave ts to Cease Suspend The Leak CUT FARES FOR 1 FOGH RECEPTION I Interurban Lines to Grant One-Way Rate for Round Trip Committee Learns. With announcement last night by 1 John C. Mlltspaugh, chairman of the transportation committee of tho Mar- shal Foch celebration, that tho Intcrur- tinn llties of (ho state hnd agreed to allow out-state vlsltora rate of one for the round trip, and possible layover In addition, the exeetttlvo committed In chargo of the ft vent is pro-paring to entertain a host of visitors (Miml to that, which mtrged Into the 1 loonier capital May 7, 1119, when In- ing Sentences.

Upci-ial fo The Indianapolis Star. on.uv Oct. 21. Judge Jere West, In the trial of Kin vis Colglnzlcr lien; today, ttitcrruptetl coun In My Pocketbook sel for the defense anU mndc Ftntr-1 tnent to the effect Hint lie believed Unit one of the quickest wnys to stop the wave of crime Unit la sweeping over the country Is to chow all criminals tlmt, when proved guilty, suspended sentences arc a thing of tho past. I'olplnaler hud pleaded guilty to tho thargo of obtaining money under false prctenpe In connection with hi? Pnsa-dena Ilote Tournament Association voting or popularity content.

Colglazlor, alias Hlehnrd Thorndyke. vn? sentenced to 1 to 7 years In the Jeffersonvllh re-fnmmtorv. the maximum on the charge dlann welcomed home her sons who fought In tho world war. Mr. MUls-paugh also hold out hope that the railroads would grant a rate of one faro for the round trip when the Central Passenger Association meets In Chi- lago, Oct.

2(1, It Is probable Hint a member of the executive committee will appear before thin association personal under which he was Indicted by the grand jury, C. of C. Aids Capture. The case had attracted much interest ly to present tno cominuieo petition for a one-way rate for tho round trip. Adequate transportation tvtlt lie.

pro. vlded bv the Interurban companies for those vlslton who wish tn attend tho automobile races which are to he given at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on the morning of Nov. 4. Tho executive committee nnd commit-U chairmen will meet again next Tuesdav evening In the ortlce of Dr. Carlton H.

McCulloch, chairman of the executive committee. In tho State Life building. SEROT. ALEX L. ARCH.

SERQT. PAUL T. CUNNINGHAM. here, Inasmuch as. tho first evidence of irregularity was discovered by the locat Chamber of Commerce when It wired to Pasadena, Cab, and received un answer that Thorndyke was unknown to the Rose Tournament Association there nnd INDIANA STATR CAPITOL.

Oct. 21. Governor Met 'ray today appointed three Indiana heroes of tho world war to represent tic stal; at burial cere-, monies for the "unknown American sol- C. Oth field artillery, 1st division, a few minutes after o'clock on the morning of Oct. ti, 1S17.

II later took part in active fighting In many sectors along the western front and wuh. In the Argonne on Armistice day. Sergt. Cunningham, who is a resident that such contests were not backed by Pasadena. Several of the prominent young women in local society nun in entered In tho vntluc emit and a mini- i dUr" nt Arlington national cemetery on Paraders to Wear Uniforms.

Many organizations in the state of a nonnillltary character hove asked that they might hnve a part In the reception for Marshal Koch and expressed a willingness to participate in the parade at o'clock in tho afternoon. Renresonta- of the Governor's home town, was bor of Wnbafh college students and high awarded the Ciul.x IpGuerre by the I- rench govern tnent for distinguished and exceptional gallantry. I In served Armistice day, Nov. 11. Tho three men named by tho Governor are Sergt.

Alex L. Arch of South Hind, Set-fit. Paul T. Cunningham of Kentland and Henry Strobel of Tell City. with the eld art lerv of the I'd on.

school girl nau been mreii oy me promoter to work in tho Interests of vurl-uus candidates. Judge West, In a previous case, sentenced Earl Smith of New Hoss ami Clifford Berkley of this city for terms of enlisting In May. 1917, and serving until One of our customers came into the office Thursday and subscribed for three shares of the 7 Cumulative Preferred Stock, which we are now offering to our customers and patrons on the cash or partial payment plan, During the course of the transaction he made a remark that reflects quite generally the trouble with the army of people w.ho "earn and spend." "I've found a way at last," said he, "to stop the leaks in my pocketbook. I have been spending my money as fast as I earned it a dollar here fifty cents there a little for this and a little for that and before I realize it I'm almost But from now on these pocketbook leaks will stop. I'm going to save systematically invest in your Preferred Stock on the monthly savings plan and have This man is on the right track.

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The onlv excentlon to this two to fourteen years to jenersonvnie and MIchlRan City, respectively, on the charge or burglary of the Abbott garago at Mace. The pair, alleged to be oc- thrno volunteer soldiers, who saw rulo will he tho division of ex-sorvlce men who will be tn civilian clothes. Tho compiintea by at least one other persyn not vet arrested, took nractlcally the other division or veterans win no tnoso entire stock of tires and tubes from the in olive drab. AH cx-soldera will he urired bv Adit. Gen.

Harry B. Smith. Aug. t.i, hhv. HHrgi.

imnningtum was i cited for services nt Blanc Mont. Ill was at Chateau Thierry with the troopd of Gen. Omar Ftundy of Indiana at tho time French commanders ordered a re treni. but Gtn. Hundy and the American forces moved forward and stopped the German drive toward Paris.

IJo took part In practically nil of the major offensive movements of the American troops. He wan recommended for a lieutetinnev. Strohcl was "the Sergt. York of Indiana." Inking part with his squad In tho capture of 242 Germans. Kor this service he received the distinguished service cross and the British military chairman of tho parade committee, to garage at nignt nnn nm tnem in a cornfield where they were Inter discovered by a boy.

They also took some of the tubes to Lebanon where they were months ol active service overseas, i Indiana representatives will go to Washington at the expense of the government and will take Part In the Impress I vo burial rite, which have bf'n planned In honor of the unknown American soldier. Each statu of tho Union will send three representatives and a number of foreign countries have designated distinguished generals of the allied armies as otllclnl representatives. In naming tho Indiana represento-tlves. Governor MeCniy selected men appear In uniform. Dr.

McCulloch nnnounced that found in the shop operated oy a protner luncheon for the distinguished visitor would be given nt noon by Govornor ni ticrwey, it is asseriea. Berklev nrevinuslv hatl mad utility to McCrnv and that a bannuet onen to tno the burclarv charire and had made a clean hrenst of tho whole robbery, in with distinguished war records. Sergt. rnufiui. mo was severer wnnmlefl in the effort, it is understood, to gel a general public would bo held In tho evening.

Both functions will be nt tho Claypool hotel. Dr. McCulloch announced nlso that Walter Thompson hnd resigned ns chairman of the automobile committee, because of the press American shot at action. Ho served from September, 1917 Mispended sentence. Arch nreu me nrsi tho Germans ns a member of Battery until April, 1919.

or personal business ami mat tne execu tlve committee had named M. Nob- MtAr's Column! iHAjp BOY SCOUTSJj you," ho said. "My opponent, Mr. Shank, was asleep on tho Job." Mr. Ralston.

In tu Smith let uecretary of the Uoosier Auto I mooiie Association, io neau hub coin Hide meeting, called attention to his mlttcc, RALSTON TALKS OF 'DEPARTURES' Ralnh A. Lemcke. chairman of the opposition to sectional lines in tho city. Save tfia nnvestSajeM decorations committee, reported that It Scoutmaster l.edhetter conducted nn extended hike yesterday for members ii.nl been ec eti to use ic grouping of American nnd French flags ns tho of Troop The Scouts followed a cenernl scheme of decorntlon In nref- trail along F.agle creek for some distance to Camp Robinson, where the eri-uco to the usual method of draping the colors. He snld, also, that a apc-clal decoration scheme had been decided upon for use on the Circle.

All the flairs and other decorations to be boys camped long enough to conduct used will be new. and orders have tho usual Friday evening meeting and a number of outdoor tests. The return trip was mado along White river. been placed for thousands of French People Can Have Improvements if They Pay, Democratic Nominee Says. Boyd M.

Ralston, Democratic candidate for mayor, explained his "two new trl-colors of various sizes. i um taiKing to people un tin; Houtn side." he snld. "I don't like section line In the city. I want all citizens to recelvu the same treatment, I do not play race against race, nationality against nationality." Mr. Ralston referred to the colored people of the oily and said: "I will oxtend a hand of help to those people." The candidate continued his denial of being responsible for rent increases for properties which he controls as a real estatu dealer, saying that thu renin wore ordered Increased by the owners to meet higher taxes.

"I have been accused of being rent profiteer," he said. "If you own a piece of property, you set the rental on that property, if I don't collect It you will take It nway and give it to another." "For Homo and Mother." Pleas for the citizens of Indianapolis to "dedicate their votes to home and At a meeting of Troon 25 lst eve- FACTORIES AID JOBLESS nine, Norman Rogers, Robert Lpebworth and Harry Stlttle were promoted to second-clnss rnnk. Citizens Gas Company Majestic Building INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA departures" for the management of the Members of Troon 21 will return this Every Patron A Partner Three New Plants at Laporte to Em afternoon from nn overnight outing at the Scout reservation. A program of games and activities yesterday afternoon was followed by the regular coiit meeting around a big rampllrn in the evening. Scout muster Hartsourh ploy 292 Men, Built With Speed.

city government of Indlnnnpolls at an open-air meeting at Virginia avenue and South street and at meeting In a garage at 321S East Michigan street last night. He also spoko a brief word of greeting at a meeting of the Fifth ward Democratic headquarters, Michigan nnd Minerva streets. LAPORTE, Oct. 21. Three new assisted In conducting tho outing by factories within two months Is Laporte', mother" were made by Mr.

Ralston members of tho troop staff. throughout his speeches, lie said for way of helping to solve the unemploy- The Scout drum and bugle corns will ment problem which is keenly felt bv assemble at tho Maryland street ar the voters to determine, If Mr. Shank Mr. Ralston's proposed Innovations in many of the city's workers. One of tho sentiment expressed by mory nt 10 o'clock this morning for rehearsal.

ADVERTISING ON STATE motner ano so to vote ror mm. no snld tlmt in case voters found that tho ticket he headed reDresented best that sentiment, to voto for It. The mayor of Indlananolls must have Troop- fin. In charge, of Scoutmaster Cecil Stalnaker. will have an overnight hike to, tho Scout reservation Ujle these factories, the Spcro Garment Company's plant.

Is now employing forty-two persons In making work shirts. Construction of tho u. A. AHoff factory, which will employ fifty men at the outset in the manufacture of stoves and ranges, Is In progress tills week. DENY $125,000 BOND ISSUE BOMB THROWN MINE OWNERS a number of qualifications properly to administer tho office, Mr.

Ralston auernoon. noyp win nsscmnio at llio Seventh Christian Church. Frederick Hvden was registered re- city government, ho explained, provide for various sections of the city having such improvements as are desired, "if they pay for them," find for tha assemblage of nil city hoards nnd department heads In Tomlinson hall lo tuako a public report to tho people. "I believe the people in each locality should have such improvements as they desire, so long as they pay for them," doclared Mr. Ralston.

"Whero I nnd neglect of Improvements find Tax Commissioners Consider Price and work win start tne nrst weeK in November on the factory building of the 'cently as a member of Troop 62. For- This is no longer a 'burg or town. Zahner-Fowler Equipment Company, mni initiation was maoo at tne meet WARN UNIONS he said. "The man who Is mayor must be broad-minded nnd his mind muat not which win emu or men in maaing ing held last t-vening at tno Maple Road M. E.

Church. steel products. Ponstrtii'Hon of the Altoff factory, a run on a single trncg." During the Virginia avenue meeting. Laporte County Would Pay for Road Too High. INDIANA STATE CAPITOL, Oct.

21. The stato board of tax commissioners today denied a petition to Issue $125,000 A truck lond of Scouts from Troop 430,000 structure of concrete, brick and depreciation or property vaiues, ROADS ORDERED REMOVED INDIANA STATE CAPITOL. Oct. 21. Elimination of advertising signs along roads In the stato highway system after July 1, 1022, was provided for In an order Isaued by the state highway commission today, according to Lawrence Lyons, director.

Signs giving direction ns to route, detour, or at 'railroad crossings wltl bo permitted, but signs for advertising purposes- must bo removed. Tho decision of the commission was prompted by the fact that 'the majority of the signs are placed at crossroads, obstructing tho view of Intersecting highways, and sometimes causing accidents. 4h win leave tne rounn iTesoyierian Church immediately after Kundav a large number of persons on a special street car passed the meeting place and second "now depnr- in discussing IN PARIS CROWD Seven Policemen Among Many Wounded in Demonstration Against America. PAFUS, Oct. 21 (By the Associated 11 IN glass, is estaousning a speeu recoru.

tntri-lnlM wt-re hroucht to the site Mon Assert State Will Be Asked to school tomorrow for a day of fun and a numoer oi tnem yeiieu iiisiuy tor Shank. day, building work started Tuesday and concrete pouring begnn Wednesday. The of bonds In Laporte county to finance Joseph Clemens, ox-memher of Troop "I believe our public hoards (mould meot semi-annually or quarterly In Tomlinson hall nnd make a report to the fi7. Has been registered in iroop iu. tficr nriflKlncr at the Scout reservation.

structure is ia ny iui ami win we completed before Christmas. tho improvement of the L. J. Gross read. The road has been the subject of much discussion in tho county and people." GRANGE FAVORS REFORMS AT CLOSE OF MEETING Protect Workers in Spencer County.

Sjiecfat to The Indiana poUa Star. EVANSVILLE. Oct. 21. Wil by state otllciais.

Tne case waa in vestlgatod for tho tax board by Com mlBNlntmr Phllln Zoercher. Press). Seven policemen wero Injured Discusses "Showering" Services. How a mayor of the city can "showci" services on tho people in return for their votes was discussed by Mr. Haiti ton.

After discussing reported pro un crows ann overtime worn prevail in the textile Industry hero, as represented by the Kox Woolen Mills, which employs 350 workers. The United States Slicing Machine Company Is operating nt capacity, and Himllnr conditions In some of the smaller factories help to counteract the depressing conditions which affect the tractor and tonight by the explosion of a bomb thrown into a crowd in Wagram avenue liam Mitch of Torre Haute, secretary of the United Mino Workers of Amer- COIATMBUS, Oct. 21. At tho closing session bust night of tho llfty-Ih-Ht annual meeting of tho Indiana Statu Grange, held here, the. grunge went on record by nolutlons as favoring tho following reforms: A pur.

food mid fabric law, requiring tho honest labeling of all foods and fabrics: uniform lux Scoutmaster Frultt will bo In charge, and will bar all Scouts from games until each one has completed, some Scout requirement. John C. Kvanfl has been coinmln-sloned assistant scoutmaster of Troop 82. Scouting Is no new venturo for Mr. Evans, as he formerly was registered as a member of Troop 60.

liastman Day has been appointed senior patrol lender of Troop 4 and Tlovden VanMeter is the newly appointed scribe. Scout Day recently nttatniMl iho coveted eagle rank, and was active In various linos of wot It at tho summer camp. during a meeting held by the French Communist party in protest against tho conviction for murder in' Massachusetts posals of other candidates to bring benettts to citizens of Cv-rtaln hccUoih len, was notified today by officials of the Fox Hill and Oak Knob coal mines at Lincoln City of the raid mado on A. L. Donaldson, engineer examiner of the state board of accounts, testified at a hearing on the bond Issue held In Laporte by Mr.

Xoorcher that the road could be constructed for approximately $72,000. Offered to Compromise. Commissioner Zoercher, tn discussing the case, said the tax board has sug- threshing outfit Industry. Automobiles nre not manufactured hero but the motor car tire industry Is In flourishing The New Way to End Corns or the city at tho fxprnse or otner sec tlnns of the citv. Mr.

RiUston said: condition in mis uity. of the Italians, Sacco and Vanzottl. Several of the manlfcstants also wera hurt, and six nersons were arrested. those two mines lato Thursday and "What can the mayor of Indianapolis shower on you for th voles you give ation on alt forms of wen 1th, wht'thor lands, bonds or other forms of investment: doing awav with oxtravatrnnce, in protest was entered. Tho protest came from men at Huttngbnrg who own tho him, for the support you give him? JUDGE ORDERS SEALED Tho mayor has nothing up nm sioev omeers salaries aim punnc wonts; re tent Ion of the t-xcess nroflts that by come hocus poous method VERDICT IN DAMAGE SUIT gefted to.

Laporte officials that the portion of the road east of Wanatah be constructed of a grade of macadam H. O. Gellatly announces that the meeting of Troop 12 was postponed from l-'rldav evening until this evening. A Jury In Superior court Room 2 last costing about $7,000 a mile us did a con night was Instructed by Judge Linn D. Tho meeting had been widely tised as a protest ngulnst tho American government, capitalists and tho "execution" of f-acco and Vanzetti.

Thy speakers were bitter in their vituperation of tho American government nnd expressed of American capitalists. Ten thousand persons crowded Into Wagram hall, and when the capiiclty of the halt was reached there was a laruc overflow of bellicose demonstrators two mines affected. The aocalled raiders aro said to have come from tho union coal mines nt Ayrshire, Winslow nnd other union mines In tho aouthern part of Pike county. Within an hour's time, 150 men marched on tho Oak Knob mine, stopped the ventilation fans, forced tho necting roan. inc.

mx ooaru, no emu, wnnlil QDDrove the construction of the enn shower on you. Mr. Italstou reviewed nt length his activities to work out a solution of the financial problems brought about by thti order requiring installation of sanitary device In nonnioderu homos within eleven months. He told of a plan for having public-spirited citizens lend for tin work. "That Is showering something on part of the road one and one-half miles Tho meeting will take up promptly nt o'clock.

Ou Sears and Howard Murphy wero formally admitted to membership In Troop 29 at the meeting of that organization held at Central Christian church last evening. Hay to return a sealed verdict In the case of Roy II. Doollttle. an ex-service man, now a postodlce employe, who askK $25,000 damages from the Union Traction Company of Indiana for alleged west or ma town oui oi a mnur Krauo of mnterlnl. Commissioner Zocrchor announced that tho hoiirrl lms reduced the tax low Injuries resulting from an accident near Tort HenJamln Harrison.

Sept. 21. lftl7. for Shelby township, Ripley county, 40 outside, It hnd been announced as the intention of the leaders to head the throng on a march to the American embassy. There waa no at tempt lo do thla, however, The Scientific Method Easy.

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FOUR STREET CONTRACTS LET BY BOARD OF WORKS Contracts for four street and one alley Improvement wore awarded yes 1 Arrived American Embassy Guarded, Three platoons of mounted republican cents. The reductions made were as follows: Special school fund, from 73 cents to (10 cents; tuition fund, 75 cents to 60 cents, and road fund, 30 cents to 20 cents CABINET CONSIDERS 'THIRSTY TIDE'S' FLOW TOWARD TIA JUAN A men to' leave tne mine, repeateo me performance at the Fox Hill mine and then disappeared in autos from which license plates had been removed. May Aak U. 8. Aid.

II. C. Rothert, secretary of tho Oak Knob mlno, declared In his lotter to Mitch that If further trouble develops, state and Federal aid will be called. Dr. C.

M. Dewell Is president of the Fox Hill property. Uoth mines are run on the co-operative basis. B. C.

Bass, organizer for the United Mlno Workers of America, with head-nnnrters in Oakland Citv. bus enteirnr- In which he has Iobi the ubo of his right arm. Testimony in thu ense showed that Doollttle was hit by an Interurban car and was attended by army physicians at Fort Harrison. His right arm was broken, but It did not heal sntiDfaotorlly and he was sent to the Orent lAkes Naval Training Station hospital at Chicago for treatment. The defense Introduced a statement signed by Doollttlo releasing the Union Traction Company from all liability In the accident for a consideration of SIT.

The plaintiff said he understood he was signing onlv a release from liability for gunrds and hundreds of police, ready for riot duty, patrolled tho vicinity of wagram hall, which is near tho Aro DeTrlomphe, whilo additional forces were held In reserve at various points to hnndlo the crowd when the meeting was over una prevent any nomonstra-tlon or a march In the direction of the embassy, around which a guard also was posted. clothing when the paper huh presented WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. The Cabinet today considered briefly but took no action on the "many complaints" icallv denied any part In the raid bv terday by the board of public works. The C'oiintv rfipisirucilnn rrtm.

which workurw of the two mines wore forced to leave. He admitted, however. io mm oy a representative oi me i motion company while he was eon lined tn the army hospital following the uccldont, I pany Was given tho contract for paving with respect to conditions growing out nue tne proceedings inside the hall wero without Incident, oxcept for fiery speeches, the crowd outside resented efforts of the uoltce to keen them on Burberry Overcoats A wonderful assortment of THE FAMOUS BURBERRY OVERCOATS, just received. These garments were made especially for us in the great BURBERRY SHOPS in LONDON, ENGLAND. MSN'S COATS WOMEN'S COATS As our policy is to sell for CASH, we have priced these coats exceptionally low.

THERE IS NO OVERCOAT SUPERIOR to "BURBERRY" when STYLE, EXCLUS1VENESS, BEAUTY and PRICE are considered. Braden Company that for some time he has been trying to get the men at both places to Join the union. He mild that he visited Lincoln City Inst Saturday but had no part of the unlimited uso of passports from San Diego, Cnl to Tin Mexico. avenui! between Hiiymond street nnd tilendale nvi'iiue with asphalt on a bid of A. I.

Howen was awarded a contract for paving Indiana avenue between Montcalm and tho move. As the police were carrying HIDES MONEY IN HAT; HOLDUP TAKES OVERCOAT It was wild the question was not re out wieir oruers mree snoiH were nreu in leuaing ine iniurra i mirsany. irom tne crown at tne mounted men. garded ns one with which the govern Mxteenlh streets with brick, on a bid menu Ainert Margin npencer Is conducting an Investigation. one of whom fell.

Tho man who had ment could deal at this time. Eczema and Tetter Due To Impurities In The Blood of flO.U'J.as; the James K. McXnmara fired the shot that brought down the Tho Mexican town 'was represented trooper was immediately cut down by the saber of another mounted man. SCHOOLWOMEN'S CLUB tin attracting many thousands of visi Tho nollco then closed tho hall nnd tors, who were doserlbed as going there "for nn ironrl mirnoRrt." flftlolulu rt Lonstrtiction company received a contract for paving Washington street between tho nig Four subway and CHS feet west of Harris street with concrete on a hid of and tho Indiana Asphalt 1'avlng Company was given a contract for paving Gain street be While awaiting n. street car at Michigan and Oxford streets late last night, Arthur Slnex.

23 years old, 203 North Walcott street, was held up and robbed of his overcoat by a man who stopped In an automobile and asked for a mutch. Blnex, fearing holdups, had secreted his money In his hni. W. W. Wilson.

2213 North Talhott street, renorted to nollco that he left would not penult any ono to enter or INDULGES IN TALKFEST Seventy members of the Indiana leave it, plained that tho use or tho twenty-four-hour nassnort could not be nronarlv Bomb Found In Street, During tho speeches Inside the audi tween Roosevelt nvenuo and Twentv- limited on "moral grounds," nnd the Cabinet, therefore laid tho uomplalnta Hchoolwomcn'B Club attended a meeting of the organlxatlon yesterday nt tho Hotel Sevcrln. featured by a break fifth street with concrete on a bid of To Get Absolute Relief You nsiac. Tailors A contract for a sewer In three diamond rings, vnluod at $350. a Juana. a bonier town of T.nwot' tlie first alley south of Itoosevelt ave- In the bathroom of his homo at fi fast In tho grill.

Mrs. 13. R. Olcott pre 156-460 Lemcke Annex Phone Main 0803 nue botween umgley nvenue ami the o'clock in the evening. Tlioy had Is- sided.

A number of nudreases were Must Clear Your Blood of Waste Products iirnl alley west of Keystone wa." anuearod when he went for them at 10 tv'lven, including a talk on MWhy awarded to J. II. King on a bid of o'clock- Ho could find no traces of enco openly called upon tho leaders to march upon tlie embassy, but tho speakers themselves mado no reference to such a move. During the meeting the anarchist newspajier Llbertnlre und various Communist newspapers, all of them calling upon tho workers to obtain tho release of Sacco and Vanzettl, were circulated Schoolwomon's Olub7" by Dean Agnes burKh'in. California, It has been charged, has attracted tourists with its opportunities for racing, gnmbllng und hard.

drinking. No announcement was mode of the sources of the complaints which resulted in Cabinet attention, although It was said that they had cotno "from several quarters-." A head tax of SS on all Americans YVellH or imilnua university; "Tho "Proposed Constitution of the Indiana Htate Teachers' Association," hy MtHs Kate Mason of Indianapolis; a discussion of the new stato attundnnc laws entering Mexico through the port of NEW YORK WOMAN TELLS and their influence on communities, hy lUlau Rlnncno nierrv. 'state nrobAt on rreeiy inrougnout tne nan. After the meeting an unexploded bomb was found under a sent on the boulevard near Wagram avenue, It was of the Mills type and Bmllar to uas neen imposed oy tno Mexican Immigration office at Unit port, be frltinlno triitax. fiKnnrrllhi.

tn nfflnlol A otllcer, and an outline of the scopo of mo cuiu worn oy misfl lorenco uaso, president. A general meeting of the tho ona sent to Ambassador Iforrlck vices to the Stato Department. Officials were puzzled as to the scope of the order anrt nairl tbev did not know and tho ono thrown among tno police whether It had been sanctioned by tho lomgui. club win neiq in inflianapoiis, Dec. 3, DURANT MOTORS FILE ABOUT HER EXPERIENCE A TONGUE ONCE MORE AS CLEAN AS A RIBBON A man who thought tlmt bail lireath anil a contort tongue wero normal found, after he hail a dentist, I hat liln stomach regained ll strength and his tongue Ion Its fetid coat and became onen more nn "clean a a rlbbnn." hound teeth are an ufset they mean health and peryonul charm, they mean greater ciirn-lnn power.

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Kor over .10 years S. 8. s. has proven to bo of unusual merit. Begin taking K.

S. S. today and write for CO-page Illustrated booklet, "Facts About tho Blood" free. Personal modlcnt ndvico. without INDIANA STATE CAPITOU Oct.

21 IN FREIGHT RATE HEARING Mrs. Lehman Had Suf-lf'l'iSi 0,1 nnd INDIANA STAT 15 CAPITOL. Oct. 1 Articles of Incorporation were Alert today by tho Purant Motors Company of Indiana, fl. 13,000,000 concern, the 'After tukino Tanluo.

now Tvalirh A. II. Cronk, tariff nnd rate expert fered for Ten Years TRIED AS PRIEST'S SLAYER UlUMINOIIAM, Aln Oct. 21. The Itv.

Edwin It. StepheiiHon was found not guilty by a Jury hero tonight of thu ehnrgo of second degree murder growing out of the kllllnv Father Coylo. Catholic priest, nn Aug. 11. Tim jury was out four hours, CLEVELAND, Oct.

21, A verdict nf tint lrlllllV WHH rBlurneil ton In hi in for thu public service commission, and ii" nun am paimnif every uay. un thero in Mich wonderful chunirn now home office of which are to be In Mun II. Coapstlck, attorney for tho In Tanlac relieved my troubles so quickl) From Indigestion, but Is Now in Splendid Health. dlann State Chamber of Commerce, have gone to Washington to appear before the Interstate commorco commission at a hearing connected with the, teeth wero extracted nt the People's Denthts without pain. I will say that their system la truly painless, and advlan nil surforcra lo visit them." MUS.

JOHN liOAHDJtAN, 1,133 2Slh City. THE PEOPLE'S DENTISTS Open a. to 6 p. Sunduy, 9 a. m.

to 11 H.AVEHT WASHINOTON STllKKT. Oyer On in mo hi Trunk More, olo. Tho company will manufacture automobiles. Directors aro D. A.

Burko or Muncle, C. O. Mlnlngcr and Thomas V. Warrior, both of Toledo, and William C. Durnnt and Charles Daly, both of New York.

Mr. Durnnt for many years wan connected In various capnoltlcs with the Cenernl Motors Company and in one of the Ion com In the uulomotlvc urtluHtment of fre cht rates In uhaigu, may nlso be hail by sending a it surpriieeu tno. My uppemo is splendid, I have plenty of strength and feel butter than Imvo In years. I wouldn't talto otui thousand dollars for what Tun-lac did for mo." The above statement whh made by Mrs, Clara hehman, Bristol HotuI, Itnchftstor, Nt Tanlac Is nold In TndlanapnlU by tho Hook Drug Co, and by leading drus-Blsts everywhere Advertisement, nntnnlDtf luKcrlntloii of vnur case. -All- suffered for ten vnrs from nervous IndlRcstlon, I had no tippetlto nnd I always felt miserable, I was In such a dresH Chief Medical Director, Swift" the trial of Mrs.

Emma Colavtto for her alleged connection with tho death of Daniel Kaber, publisher, over two years agu. -Mrs. Coluvlto was tried1 on nn indictment charging Unit degree murder. diana to Minneapolis and St. Paul, Because of the largo volutin of freight from Indiana to the Northwest, Indiana shippers have expressed great Interest Knixilfln 74' H.

ti. 8. l.nbriilorv. At 1 1 serious condition I thnucht my time, for In tit, Gu. Alt drug stores sell ti.

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