Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 211, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1926 — Page 5

MONDAY, JAN. 4, 1926

MINE PEACE 1$ STILL REMOTE Possibility of Agreement Is Seen. tin Initrft Press NEW YORK, Jan. 4.—Anthracite operators and miners’ leaders returning today from the hard coal region, looked forward to a week of extended but futltle negotiations toward ending the strike, now in its fifth month. A spokesman for John L,. Lewis said that while he foresaw no immediate break up when the conferees •meet tomorrow, prospects of settlejueHt were ns remote as when the recess was taken last Thursday. Neither side has held a general • caucus over the week-end. The meeting of the operators’ full scale committee, scheduled today at Philadelphia, was called off and the oi>erators will not meet until tonight at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel. Lewis and Vice President Phillip Murray remained here, while the other miners’ representatives returned to their districts to canvass the sentiment of miners.

Hoosier Briefs

TILLMAN OXLEY and MaI | rion Atkins of Jasper found ‘- -I it doesn’t pay so heat up Santa Claus. They were fined sls dad costs for attacking William Merkle. They struck Merkle, when he, dressed as Santa, slapped Atkin’s little brother for saying he had not received a sack of Christmas candy from him. Elwood had an even 100 fires during 1925, Fire Chief E. O. Stokes reports. Frankfort foresees an oil boom; Dr. Scripture is organizing a company to drill a well on his farm. Col. Lee Sowers, proprietor of the “Bee Pint” Theater, In Arcadia, shook his furnace too well. He mashed three fingers when the grates fell on them. Dogs are getting tired of mutton at Bluffton and are eating pork, according to the county clerk. Ophel Powell, farmer, put in a claim for a hog killed by dogs. B'IEDFORD claims the oldest ice skater, in the State, w—J When William H. Hilton, 87, fofind several ponds on his farm frozen, he came to town, bought a pair of skates and now is showing the younger generation some new fancy glides. E. B. Bowman, Muncie Y. M. C. A. man, is qualifying as an expert soda jerker. The Y. M. C. A. has installed anew soda fountain. Sharpsvilie citizens celebrated the .success of the business men’s expotoition with a goat supper. Detective Thomas of Evansville denies the story that no one loves a fat man. Thomas was thrown out of an auto and landed on William Lukeman, fellow officer, who weighs 240 pounds. Thomas as a result was not hurt. Neither was Lukeman. An 8-year-old cow, owned by Jefferson Coles of Woodburn, has presented her owner with eight calves In six years. They were triplets and twins. John Morrow and Homer Showalter of Wabash celebrated New Year s by cutting a hole in Silver Lake and going swimming. FORMER JUDGE IS DEAD Frank S. Roby to Be Buried on Tuesday Afternoon. Bv Times Rveclal. ZIONSVILLE, Ind., Jan. 4.—Funeral services for Frank S. Roby, 72, former Indiana Appellate Court Judge, will be held on Tuesday afternoon. He died suddenly Sunday of pneumonia. He formerly practiced law in Indianapolis.

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