Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 184, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1922 — Page 14

POINCARÉ-LI BREAKPREtENTS AN AGREEMENT Adjournment o f Premiers’ Co ference Saves Open Cla? Between Diplomats RUHR CAUSES DEADLU. Sritain Attempts to Check French Plans to Strangle Cermany. By United Xcica LONDON, Dee. 12. —Premiers Bonai Law and Poincaré have held their flrst sharp diplomatic bout since thè retirement of Uoyd George from Downing Street — and “time” has been called to prepare for th next round. Those at thè of thè repara tions conference of *llied premiers are eonvineed that thè adjournment of thè session Monday was thè only thing that saved thè two pnn'vpals from an open clash. They see Placare sparring for an opening that véli permit French occupations of thè ììJhr, unhampered by allies’ objections. They believe Bonar Law is trying, as TJoyd George tried, to keep a British cn thè French plans and prevent fu ther strangling of German industry. The tactlcs of Poincaré are held to roteai that he ls seeking to drive thè British entirely out of thè reparations problem. if possible. This was thè definite impression created, following thè announcement that no agreement had been reached on settling of thè war debts and thè decision to partieipate in another parley on January 2. in Paris. The insistence of Premier Poincaré, that French troops be allowed to occupy one or two towns in thè Ruhr Vasin during a period of moratorium which was to have been granted Germany caused thè dead-lock.

13 ARRESTED BY POLICE OVERNIGHT Alleged Petty Thieves and Vagrants Are in Custody. One alleged pickpocket. five men charged with petit larceny and seven men charged with vagrancy, one of whom is held as a fugitive, were on thè siate at police headquarters as a result of police activities overnight. Cari Prim, 2726 Sangster St.; Lemuel Williams. 908 W. Twenty-Fourth St., both colored, are charged with stealing shoes from thè Thrift Shoe Store in thè Merchants Bank build’ng. say Raymond Sherwood, 20, of 220 Trowbridge Ave., was wearing a stolen overcoat. Winston Ellison, 513 W. Twenty-Sixth St., reported thè coat stolen from the HumeMansur poolroom. Sergeant Tooley was in a downtown department store when, he savs, he noticed Paul Riggs of Evans-v-ille, attempting to steal the pocketbook of a woman shopper. Frank Scott, 27, colored, of 926 E. Fourteenth St.. is said to be wanted in Kalamazoo, Mich., on a charge of child desertion. George McKinney, 19, of 1340 Lee St.. and Charles Kessler, 20, ot Bridgeport are charged with stealing automobile tires. RESOLUTION SICNED TO RETIRE PITNEY y United Prr * WASHINGTON, Dee. 12.—Presiden'. Harding has signed the joint resoluion permitting the retirement of Aslociate Justice Pitney of the United States Supreme Court, it was announced today. Pitney is ili. Tomorrow the Senale Judiciary Sub-committee meets to discuss the nomination of Pierce Butler. Minnesota, for Pitney’s place.

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FIRST PAYMENTS DUE FOR COMMUNITY CHEST Funds are needed at once by the thirty-six organizations supported by the Indianapolis Community Chest, ac cording to a statement today by Fred Hoke, president. Pledge lists from thè recent campaign are being checked over and prepared, but stateinents probably cannot be sent out before the flrst of January. First payments are due now. “Send your Christmas gift to the needy in the shape of your flrst payment to the Community Chest,” is the slogan suggested by workers of the Chest. HIBERNIANS WILL ELECT rifficers will be elected by division three, Ancient Order of Hibernians. at 8 p. m. today, in St. John's Community Hall, Georgia St. and Capitol Ave. Several candidates are in a lively contest to succeed President Edward j. Sexton, who does not seek reelection. ForCouqhs dna'Coldf

PASTOR ACCRSED BYGIRL-MOTHER 11-Year-old Daughter Charges Step-Father With Paternity. By United Presa SIDNEY, Ohio, Dee. 12. —“America’s youngest mother was to testify Against Rev. L. W. Irwin, her step-father, charged with the paternity of her four months old son. Fllizabeth, the child-mother, who for several weeks aster her baby was born last July denied innocently she had “any boy friends,” later gave authorities a statement implicating her step-father. He w-as indicted. Elizabeth, now 11, was 10 when her baby was born. Irwin’s defense is a fiat denial. Methodist ministers from all over this district will testify to Irwin’s good character, Harry K. Forsythe, his attorney, said. Prosecutor Marshall declared he had other witnesses besides the girl to testify Irwin took her into the country and remained with her while his wife was quarantined w T ith scariet fever. MILLIONAIRE SHERIFF MUST GO TO PRISON By United Preti AURORA. 111., Dee. 12.—Jacob Klein, millionaire deputy sheriff of Dupage County, must go to the penitentiary for the murder of Leo Neumann, Chicago autoist. The Illinois Supreme Court denied Klein a rehearing of the case and he wi|l be taken to prison as soon as the mandate arrìves. Klein, 50, was convicted of killing Neumann because the latter refused to heed his command to stop. Tucks for Trimming Fine tucking ls used on many of the flrst summer frocks made up for Palm Beach wear. This is most et fective on fine voiles, liatistes and handkerchief linens.

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LAKE VESSELS BATTLE WORST GALE OF WINTER The Alabama Due Early Today Missing in Storni. By United Press CHICAGO, Dee. 12.—Lake vessels, long overdue, battled with the worst gale of the winter on Lake Michigan today. The Alabama, Goodrich line, from Grand Haven to Chicago, due here at 4 a. m., had not docked this morning. Officials of the line declared they had not fears for her safety as she was a. Steel boat and able to weather to worst lake storms. INTEÌÌINCAR SIiSHES TRUCK D. L. Bermett Knows No. Car ls Due, but Special Comes. A fellow sufferer for the man “who didn’t know the gun was loaded,” was nursing scratches, cuts and bruises all over his body today. D. L. Bennett. 1418 E. Market St„ truck driver for the West Baking Company, was familiar with the regular schedule of interurbans on thè Richmond division of the Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Plastern Traction Company. Ile knew no car was due at Philadelphia when he drove up to thè Crossing this morning, so without looking carefully he started aerosa. Crash! It was a special interurban. The cab of the truck with Bennett in it was carried forty feet and the machine smaahed into spliitters but Bennett was not seriously hurt. MEN WILL FEAST Eating is the sole "business” on the program for the annual fellowship dinner of thè Yoting Men's Class of the Central Christian Church Sunday school, at the ehuroh at 6:30 p. ra. Friday. No charge and no speeches, President .1. \V. Athertori announced.

VOTE REAVY IN AAINEELECTIS Strike Rumblings Obliterateci by Interest in Balloting. By United Press TERRE HAUTE. Ind.. Dee. 12. Union officiai reports from various locai unions in District 11, United Mine Workers. state voting was heavy early Tuesday morning. Many of the miners voted prior to going to work for fear of missing out and being subject to the |2 fine, in accordance with the chànge in the constitution in regard to voting. The distrìbution of circulars and newspaper controversies have in-

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