Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1920 — Page 4

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THE INDUNAPOII8 NEWS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18,1920.

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EXTRADmoa—DEFENSES. Delia* M. Seed t». George Oarrt-

gwa^fcheetff. Adame C- C. AArmed. Ew-

IVU1 DURING LAST YEAR.

"“REPORT OR REHABILITATION

Appellant v«a

m WjiKwe

of tote aate to a

•tor* io an Indiana eorporation. »«t Mteft ..#» MfetM

te no

»«i at t and !• tl «Bd Uaa* be

enit

of MtebiAai '* retara. Kse to tbe retars a» after toe date of

> be/ood ttoat. on

be

11 la tfcetr -

ir'ghea to raiae aa . ■ ' Wreoda., beeaam Ilia wa-

to comply widi the or-

that the total

!

to ill* ta*.

of the old note. _

i rened upoe by appellant.

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appeliaat filed aa

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10617. Beech A 1 s. Lane et aL

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8 -’- ^ &

«a a note

executed

w *ws mmimr M' *»«> iiw#

eoUred fa • «tae*t the tadietmead wee Bncal yearlheeaateteladxaaa aeeste

“ WASHINOTOK. December Tbe

Damber of ex-ecrrice men

timioInK darias the laat fleea! year f u .

baa iscreaaed/rom 3,fi0t to more tbap - || 4«.»0fi, lit wan aanooseed today toy R. T. Flaher. chief of the rehabilitation dWlelon of the federal board for vo i cationai edaeatlon. la commuting on the board’s fourth annual report to

the ooocrr.ee.

"This le a record of conecWitlou* eedeuror.* be eald. “to fulflli the ttatlon’w doty to our dUabled eoidler*.

aalloref^;

fiffA ntartnea.”

adreree erltf*

. The work of the board, he said, has been conducted on the theory that “these men who bad * If-vee in defense of the whs returned disabled t6 abandoned to aatbinhinc ehartty but d>»bll ho instructed In s«*b trades, prefeaalons or oei would completely olrll life.** Af the present time, So said, there are about 1,7*0 schools sad eolteces tturouebeut the oeanUt giving trainIng now rests entirely with the 100 district and local ©/flees, be said, and there to rarely occeelen for ro* ferrluK cases to Die central offlool here. This decsatratfcation ■ haa oreatly eliminated "red femer!y attendant on these lions, he chtime*!, Docepebor i, he tenanco pay, and

Hhrtory of tho 139th F. A, Written by R. L. Moorhead

piaiaaM tones that n and sold stoeh of the

bods^hto^meii ii tAmjMJM

Umt te onsM Irom

ftoat tout tact of MiduiraR from

retaro es a focHrre 1

the b&i kksc the H

rtm County

y Water Company Aopeltee a perebesrlTW is demed. tstoy. A

^^Itoe eourt^aaya^llMto net osafase^ibe uamalto) ^wswaww of^fitnem. 'AusmI Thm

e aytoteb warranty of the

. , <rs;t aoder ooeopytaf tenant act aad the ooart 1_ that tee aatease rates oftea us> It SbtdO^wd that tea pmund ecenpiM i^ssSSSTteLt^SK^eJ? - '* 15 itotri^^tT^jamriiass ptoiate nusht wttem *80 days land for *15 and in eaee that

s sissrs* 2?

paCteto to fondoee the aurteace. and reeor- execute a ( ami a personal ludnsat acsost tee pnte toetoed net

SALK OF LAND ON OONTKACT—EMI-

NENT DOMAIN.

1071*. Majors Dye ss. WtBia

l aL Boons C- C. Affirmed-

The appellant sold the appel t land $300 down and $35 a 1

at interest, he to bam possession ana >e to retain the title until the arresd puriass pm<* of $4. *00 was paid. After Pptolee bad lissd on the land for 9ome

CL c Af- Km * fally eomphed wite the matter of

paymaate the railroad toroucht eondenmauon proeeedUngs and eoadexuned a strip of .and 30© feet wide throo«h the land, and the ap*f»sers sranted *2,650 damages, which to *'ere paid into court aad the railroad took

i toTiz* Poswwkod of the land, tout the parties ah

the tod excepted, aad the exceptions are still pend — * -wards the appellee filed a pets non

court to anther find the present

1 purchase pr.ee as dis!*nt. per annum and pay Haul as the unpaid price

latemuifrate or to pay tes full amewrai to appeila#. Tbt v,, n y arh |{ ~t, appellant petitioned that the money toe held sold aad ia trust toy tee elerk. The court sustained l subject the appetite* petition aad found teat the

rains of fthe unpaid purchase money $2,118 which she m.«ht accept and deed for tee land or teat ii she

tee owner from money paid into

m bartec the benefit of tee

_ _. into court, aad tea* the appellant could not require the appellee to be deprirsd of the nee of th# land which she had agreed to coorey and also be depnTed to ita purchaise price paid toy the railroad, nor could she demand tto«f tee full pu£ chase pnoe to be paid m toe future should

toe paid in cash without discount. ENSrBANCB—CHANGE IN THUE.

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ia which the appellee

the property and not deHTered at £5 f8SS if: eonoi- > earuinffs

This is the

had riven ap i

deed sraaowd for it, but . 9 the time of the Are and there had been no consent to say change to ownership appellant and tea* tee policy was eoi ttooed arainrt any chance in the nature of osmerdhte Tto eoort holds that the policy was inyaltdaied toy the totance m the nature to the ownership, tooth as to the house burned aad as to tee household goods of the sppftJlee, which vem atiU within tee house. The judgment ia reversed with inatraetwos to grant a now trial. Ike anthomiee upon the subject are reviewed in

the opinion.

MASTER AND SERVANT—BONUS TO

SERVANTS.

10590. The Orton h Stott toreuner Oom-

pany ▼*. Wesley A. Miltonberger. Banting* ton C. C. Affirmed. Nichols, 1. This is an a«^i(m toy the appellee to recover n bonus, in which it ie alleged tea* tea appellee entered tee employ of tee appellant upon aa agreement o» a wage of $2 a day "with the farther agreement, both express and implied, teat tee plainUff should participato in tee dtsunbution to a toonas at the end of the year 1017. the amount to said from the amount of

and appor-

. ■ ■ said defendtooparUou^^te# amount

The findings of facto fhovr teat the

a notice at

oommeru-e-

sS%*5£rS3”a-

aSmt^Sd meat of the year 1917 teat if would be "the policy of the appellant to divide its ««*« profits above 7 per cent, on the invested

capital equally

regu!arlv

eottkl not PHH|, and that a discharge of an employe would terminate any participation in the botma. That the bonus ^waa to toe treated as s voluntary payment by the appeUant and not In: any way a contract. That appall** after working for tee appellant for some mouths asked and was granted a two weeks* vacation. but when he came back he was not

put to work, tout was not discharged, and

1 tea* tee appellant did declare tritouted The court holds that under this 147 per cent, of the amount of state of facte the appellee was entitled to earning* of each employe teen sot- sbars in the bonus. |

included, so tea* tear A of th* record sod we gne»

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FHOTOFLAYS.

©itic Sabots (Tor Cbrisfmas

A Gift CertlfloAte Win nesurs them » perfect fit In

51mm ,tfppor* ftNtoiwy, ytlpvofc Shot $tuop

Buy shoe*

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Caloric Pipefess

Garland Pipe CASH OR PAYMENTS i

CHARLES KOEHRING 87S-S82 VirgiRii in. Prespct 85. kits 51-5»

FURNACES

PHOTOPLAYS.

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The hateet eostrfbotfee to the historic*! chronicles of th* American •xpedltlonsry forno* Is “The ftory of the lf»th Field Artillery.- by Robert La Moorbsod. who was colonel of the regiment- The book boors the tm~ Jititit of the Bobbo-Morrill Company, Iftdlanapolia The regiment wao composed almoot exclusively of Indians men, having been organised originally so the 4th Indiana infantry. The volume rrsleets ojwdlt on Mr. Moorhead and the men who aooloted in It* compilation. It contains 4«l pages 4« genoroftoly llluetrated with j photo graph*, mn4o to Amorloa. Wf land. Franoo an on the son. A ooraploto motor of ofttcoro and men lo 1 printod. which will mate# it a treasured volume in ovary bom# that sent „ * soldier tot* the llttfa field artil-

lery.

Mr Moorhead gooo Into Interoming dytaJt In recounting the early days of the regiment at the lodiana state fair ground and later at Ft. Benjamin Harrison He tells of its flfs at t'amn Phelliy. HaHlssburg, Mies^ and continues the etory of the regiment in frnmUnd and PTanca. The exporl* rnoss «f th* men of the jfi»th at

Camp

wms

Camp D« Meuoon. at Breet and Of each battery are Included In the hook, and an Intsrssttng ohapter ha» bsen centHbutsd by the Rev. Burch-

KJ X32T ^ ~

General Peruhlng'g famous letter of approctatlon to th# ofneer* and men «r the Amertoan expedtttehary forces

pages

.. wrti«fs.*srisssj , “ M *■

of til# volums. *

GIVES $250 fOCHAUmr. Kxchaanw Otah AMs RsOttt Week and chrtatatas Prof sett. Th# Indianapolis Exchange Club gavs 991* to charity at Its weekly luncheon in the Hotel Lincoln Friday. Brandt Cl Downey suggested a donation of 91 •« for the otarving Chlneee, after which the Rev. Louden A. Harrtman mentioned that money ia being raised for a fund to give th* children of the Orphang home a real Christmas dinner, aad III wao given for that nurpooa. When attention was eaUod to the Herbert Hoover relief work in behalf of 9,500.000 Otarving European children. Mr. Downey** original motion wao mada to include 910* for the Hoover fund. W. ». Osborn, president of the olub, said he would like U see the total reach 999*. so the board of "!»« *uthorlxed tt expend 99S additional for some charitable purpose. The club la planning a Christmas party in ooime«tion with its luncheon next Friday, Each member will * present, and all packages ;. , . 1 u b :h.T»dj5^iv d ’ *“* r PARIS GOVERNMENT UPHELD (Chamber *f Deputies Vetee CoolCU deuea 460 to 00. PARIS. December 1*.—•The chamber of deputies voted confidence In the fr^»«T- nt ,K lodHy : 4I V ** after discussing the resignation yesterday Th Irty-t hree^ "mem bers^abft etoed* from voting.

SUPREME COURT Abstracts of Opinion* Announced December 17, 1«2a ______

pcrBuo sxmcB

CB yMMISSION-^AP.

¥

HAROLD LLOYD

lightln* Compan:

u

ew . -oprtuners of the appellant

£? .*cs£?

ft ito rates especially its two oonssfi-

datod for tisarinc and ttos commiaMon ora decrease of tee olwrtrteal rates and

did net redurtioo it were a w**e not so osaaolidatod a* to ccm'totoe^teS

iegs shall be beard as civil

is no tew

which would

Hal finding was not

The appeHaat elected to eserste^ur

iat a

to request

that a «a-

itole aerrtee eotsmtsmon ! bad entered into al

Iran tst»

ty. until 1021. sod had

time it

dher company at MldMrsn

rtectrtaty until 102 **“■ nse of its seoera

appraised this

at over *18 000.

It as part of the in estimatmr retorna

used in the

tee

to that

A with ante furnish

UnrstMton- The ews-saha^-oM general, n* ooo but refused to

“ company's

ala* nv

ralue tlie contract wHh*tee

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H “ ’TSJf SS .V" 7 to ’'

tbs appellant

I* wee sotltted to have it

eowred ud of

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