Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 286, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1922 — Page 14

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We Will Help You to Save Safely jflrtrfrrr fratoinga <mt> Crust Company GREAT BRITAIN TAKES TROOPS FROM IRELAND Withdrawal Continues in Face of Threatened Civil War. LONDON', April 11. —The evacuation of British troops from Ireland is continuing, despite the increased disorders and the threat of cirii wcr between the Irish Free State troops and the mutinous sac tion of the Irish Republican army. Colonial Secretary Winston Churchill, speaking in the House of Commons this afternoon, denied that the withdrawoi of British troops from Ireland had been suspended for any reason. REBELS AM) FREE STATE MIX ATHLONE. Ireland, April 11.—A battle between Free State and Rebel troops—the first show down in the armed insurrection against the provisional government, was in prospect here this afternoon. Loyal troops last night drove an insurgent force from the local barracks which the De Valerites had seized. The rebels returned to the attaek with an augmented force and recaptured the barrteks early today.

WORKS BOARD ORDERS CITY IMPROVEMENTS New Water Main and Extension of Car Lines Ordained. Forty extensions of water mains have been ordered by the Board of Fuhlic Works. The board, with City Civil Engineer John X,. Elliott and Fire Chief John J. O'Brien, has been investigating th* need for water facilities throughout the city. Frank O. Jordan, secretary of the Indianapolis Water Company, said recently that the utility expects to lay 100.000 feet of new mains tnis year. Ir is under contract with the ciy to lay 40.000 feet. The board ordered the Indianapolis Street Railway Company to extend the English avenue street ear line from Keystone avenue to Sherman Drive, which vdll require the laying of a mile and a half of new track. A resolution for condemnation of the three pieces of property in the city plaza block which were not purchased January 2 was adopted. The property Is appraised at $260,500. The water mains ordered extended follow : Gimber street between Shelby street and Irate avenue: Brookside boulevard, west < j ive, between Temple and Tacoma aveifies; Harlan street, between Minnesota street and Terrace avenue: Tabor street, between Shelby street and East Garfield drive; Roosevelt avenue, between Langley avenue and Cooper street; Pleasant Rnn boulevard. west drive. between Pennsylvania and I'nion streets: Avondale Place. between Twenty-Second street and Massachusetts avenue: Minnesota street, between 4-inden and Thad deus streets; McLain street, from Howard street to the end of the present main; Parker street, between Roosevelt avenue and Twenty-Third street; Pershing avenue, between Morris and McCarty streets: Sutherland avenue, from ThirtySecond street to 400 feet north: Reichwein street, from Maryland street to 300 feet south; Arbor avenue, between Oliver avenue and Henry street: Lockwood street, between Minnesota and Na oml streets; Forty-Ninth street, between Central and College avenues; Applegate street, from Raymond street to ,W) feet north; Alton street, between Shelby and Boyd streets: Allen avenue, between Southern avenue and Nelson street: Tabor street, between Shelby and Boyd streets: Centennial street, between Tenth and Pratt streets: Bradbury avenue, from the end of the present main to Boyd avenue; Winter avenue, between Boyd avenue and Harlan street; Washington street, between Tibbs avenue and E.g!e Creek; Pratt street, between Cen tennial street and Moreland avenue: Twenty-Eighth street, between Burton street and Srhurmann avenue: Crescent street, between Thirty-Fourth and Water streets: Delaware street, between ThirtySeventh and Penwav streets; Villa avenue, between Pleasant Run boulevard and Minnesota street: Centennial street, between Tenth and Twelfth streets: Southern avenue, between Napoleon street and the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks: Vermont street, between Kealing avenue and Gale street: State avenue, between Minnesota and Naomi streets: Dearborn street, between Glen drive and TweotyyFlfth tsreet: Adams street. bet ,ve“n Nineteenth and Twentieth streets: Hancock street, between Ida street and the Big Four Railroad tracks; Vinton street, between West and Dakota streets; FortyThird street, between Pennsylvania street and Central avenue: Twenty-Sec-ond street, between Schurmann avenue and Parkway: Laurel street, between Minnesota and lowa streets: Sherman drive, between Thirty-Second and ThirtyFourth streets

Police! Help! Bank Robbers! IPs Only Janitor Cleaning Up Police got a hurry-up call early today to go to the Fletcher bank. Thirtieth and Illinois streets, where three suspicious men in an automobile were said to hare been getting ready to. rob the bank. Sergeant Dean and an emergency squad found the “three robbers" to be Monroe Miller, negro Janitor, who had been at the bank cleaning up. The machine belonged to Miller. Nab Jitney Driver for Law Violation Joseph Gerback. 40, 718 North Holmes avenue, who is said to have been operating a Jitney bus 'from West Michigan street to Klngan & Company's packing plant, on a street with a street car line, was arrested yesterday astern ;.u at the corner of Belle Vieu and Michigan streets. Police say that Gerback has a taxi license. but no Jitney license, and that he has been operating each day on streets where street cars run. contrary to the recent ordinance passed ty the city council. Collision Follows Cigar Explosion RICHMOND. Ind.. April IL—While driving his automobile, Glen Crum, i ceical director of a local theater, lost < mtrol. due to the “explosion" of a trick igar he was smoking. In the collision, v hich followed, he lost two teeth nn-i suffered a number of cuts and bruises. He is hunting for the 'generous'' friend who 'gave him the cigar. FREAK STORM. GENEVA, April 11.—Sunshine, rain, •now. sleet, hail and lightning all came within twenty minutes in a freak storm •ere.

PREPARE TO OFFER CHARGES OF FRAUD AGAINST OFFICIALS Representatives Johnson and Woodruff Claim to Have Evidence in Case of Secretary of War Weeks. SEE COLLUSION FOR PRIVATE GAINS

Special to Indiana Daily Times and Philadelphia Public Ledger. WASHINGTON, April 11.—Representative Johnson of South Dakota and Representative Woodruff of Michigan, both Republicans, are prepared to present to the House charges of fraud and collusion with outside interests for private gain against Secretary of War Weeks and other government officials. The attorney general and the alien property custodian, it was said today, will be mentioned in the mass of evidence gathered by the two members, who will also charge the officials with having smothered investigations of a subcommittee of which Representative Johnson was chairman. after inquiries originally directed at officials of the Wilson administration threatened the newly appointed Republican officials with exposure. Failure of Congress to vote a thorough investigation of the charges, it was learned today, will only force the two members to open a renewed attaek with still more serious charges, which they would prefer to have an official probe reveal. That eventuality, too. would bring impeachment action against Secretary Retired Lawyer Dies DAVID A1.1.11N ROACH. David Alien Roach, retired lawyer, died early this morning at his home, 3241 I'ark avenue. Mr. Roach was horn on a Parke . ounty farm. July 13, 1843. He was graduated from Indiana University Law School in 1871 and practiced law in Rockville, where he was elected prosecuting attorney. He later moved to Crawfordsvllle and then to Indianapolis to accept a position in connection with the Supreme Court. He was always an ardent Democrat, a member of the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias and a memiier of thThird Christian Church. He married Miss Sarah Gillispie of Paris, Ky.. who with their two daugh tors. Maude and Mabel, survives him. He is survived also by four sisters and two brothers. The funeral will be at the residence at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Burial will lie at Crown Hill. LAWN AND GARDEN TOOLS Hip Stocks—Quality MwchandUe— Fair Prices—Helpful Salesmen -VONNEGUT’S--120-134 E. Washington St.

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Weeks, men close to the two members state. Secretary Weeks will to charged with having accumulated millions on war con tracts and post-war transactions of the Government. The two members are said to be in possession of sufficient information to justify charges. Secretary Weeks received a big block of Bosch Magneto stock when that firm was sold. Other deals also will be mentioned. Representative Johnson was chairman of a subcommittee investigating war department expenditures when the change in Administration was e "ected. Continuation of their work was slopped largely by so much repeated profanity of “General Hell and Marla” Dawes in a speech. The Department of Justice was authorized r*> continue the inquiry, but the two members, who have kept on with a personal investigation, are said to have that some of the investigators, assured the Attorney General was determined to drop the probe, resigned. I'nder general debute on the naval appropriation bill, tlie two members expect to get an hour each to present their ehnrge.s They will ask for another com mittce investigation of the War Department and the other officials to be named to determine the truth or falsity of the charges. They will ask for another cornafter a year's personal search for facts. Ex-service members have known of the charges to be presented by Represent a- - Johnson and Woodruff for some time, and are said to lie ready to support them in their demand for nn investigation. Members of the veterans’ group, too, say Senator Borah and Senator Johnson have been in close touch with the ease. —Copyright, 1922, by Public Ledger Company.

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