Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1922 — Page 12

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HOUSE ACTION IS HELD REBUKE TO CAMPBELL Rules Committee Report Held Up on Point of Order by Crampton. Special to Indiana Daily Times and Philadelphia Public Ledger. WASHINGTON', June 19.—Report of a rule by the Itules Committee for consideration of a minor bill precipitated a bitter attack on Chairman Campbell when It was discovered a quorum of the committee was not present when the vote was taken. The House was forced to adjourn without transacting any business an dthe bill, which would continue certain land offices abolished by previous legislation, was sent back to the calendar. Representative Crampton of Michigan made the assertion that a quorum was not present, although the minutes of the committee Indicated there was. Just then Chairman Campbell entered the chamber and the minutes read. He acknowledged a quorum had not voted for the report, and defended the action on the ground that tnany committees proceed like the House in assuming a quorum was present as long as no member made a point of no quorum. Mr. Champion made the point that the report, notwithstanding that explanation, was illegal. SiK-akpr Gillett sustained him. The action was accepted as a rebuke to Mr. Campbell. Sach action was the first In the annals of House proceedings in many years, it having been assumed that reports from committees were the result of a quorum of such bodies. Members held It would only serve to widen the breach between majority factions, with Mr. Campbell as a leader of one, as well as to weaken confidence In the House and Us procedure. Child Is Injured ir. Auto Collision Julia Rowe. 2, daughter of Mr. ;:nd Mrs. A. S. Rowe. 40S East Twenty Ninth street, was out about the face today in an automobile accident at Meridian and New York streets. An automobile driven by Mrs. Rowe collided with one driven by Edwin Hisey, 9.>1 North Delaware street. Mr. Hisey took the child to a physician and she was later taken home. Patriotic Bodies Plan Fourth Parade A joint Fourth of July parade of twenty patriotic civic and fraternal organizations will be staged under the auspices of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. A meeting of representatives of eaih purtb-ipaut organization will be held Friday at the headquarters. 12 East Michigan street. Indianapolis merchants have been asked to enter in the parade floats depicting events in American history. Here comes the boy from college. Have his photograph made at once, t herI ish it as the permanent record of a vital step in \ / V g *“'* development. Natural- . Ijr, only a master craftsman of the camera should jBjgLyAjLAl be entrusted with so Ini. portent a commission. Ninth Floor. Kahn Halldlng.

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CITY SANITARY BOARD MAKES DATE CHANGES West and South Sides to Be Covered by New Schedule, Effective Today. Changes in garbage collection days from the west and sonth sides, which was announced as the final step in reorganization of the city sanitary department accompanying its motorization, were into effect today. Collection trains will cover all parts of the city, excepting sparsely settled outlying districts, twice a week. The excepted sections will be visited once a week. The new south and west schedule Is as follows: Monday and Thursday—All territory west of White river. Tuesday and Friday—All territory south of Prospect street from the east city limits to Madison avenue, and all territory south of Morris street between Madison avenue and White river, also territory east of State street between Prospect street and the Pennsylvania railroad. Wednesday and Saturday—All territory bounded on north by Washington street, east by State street, west by White river and south by Prospect street from State street to Madison avenue and by Morris street from Madison avenue to the river.

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A flock of crows was seen sitting lined up on the fence by the side of the Gander creek road on Tuesday morning of this week. It Is not known whether they were lined up there to watch the Tin Peddler pass, or were just sitting there anyhow. • • • Washington Hocks had his first thrilling experience of the fishing season Tuesday of this week, when he nearly caught three nice ones by noon.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES

First Fishing Trip in 15 Years Unlucky WARSAW, Ind., June 19.—Walter Stefler, charged with using a gill net

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while fishing In Dewart Lake near here, testified In the court of Justice J. S. Cain that he had not been fishing In fifteen years and his story was subtantated by his wife and daughter. Deputy Game Wardens C. H. Hardy,

and Jacob Havel, faced Stefler In court and positively Identified him as the man they had arrested. In discharging Stefler, Justice Gain said that there was a slight shadow of doubt that he was not the right man.

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