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NEW YORK, July 9 (U. P).— Four troopships, including one hospital ship, were scheduled to arrive today. The Bardstown Victory will are rive from Bremen with 1321 troops The Texarkana Victory will bring 1132 troops from Leghorn. The Lehigh Victory is due from Le Havre with 1043 troops. The hospital ship Charles Stafford will arrive from Bremen with 690 passengers, most of them armed service and civilian patients,

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Prospects of an increase in trolley and bus fares this summer ebbed today, : Indianapolis Railways, Inc., failed to win a quick hearing of its injunc+

service commission. Any immediate hearing on the

refusal of John R Hinchman- of Hancock circuit court to serve as special judge. He was selected last week, after Marion Circuit Judge Lloyd D. Claycomb granted the request of railways: attorneys for a change of judge. ) : Railways filed suit to enjoin the commission from ihterfering with | collbetion of higher fares after. the | commission denied its emergency

weeks ago. Had the temporary injunction been granted, a new rate schedule of three tokens for 2§ cents would have gone into effect

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tanother special judge will be se-| lected. , : This procedure normally takes &| week to 10 days. Even if it could! be speeded up. it was doubtful whether hearings could Start before circuit court reopens in the fall.

OVERSEAS INJURY FATAL | 3 imes Special GREENFIELD, Ind. July 9.—Funeral services for Tech. 5th Gr. Wil-| flami” A. - Brees, 25, will be held at Curry's chapel Thursday at 10 a. m.| T-5 Brees died at Cushing General | hospital in Framingham, Mass.,| from injuries suffered last Septem- | ber when stationed in Germany. |

This ragged, starving Chinese orphan girl sta in a deserted | rice paddy, Jn Rerihern “Hupeh. ~pigvince, chewing, dried Ben chant ero Biohe dick has gen her the distended stomach so common in famine Areas. :

THIS DRIVER WON'T | HAVE LICENSE LONG

MINNEAPOLIS, July 9 (U. P).—~

{Traffic Judge D. E. Labelle doesn’t

just fine traffic violators. He takes away their driver's "license for 30 days. ’ Yesterday in traffic court Judge Labelle fined Salome Bosque, 27, $50 on a reckless driving charge. | When Bosque admitted he had no driver's license, the judge fined him an gxtra $l—and ordered him to

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IRVINGTON DRYS | MAY FILE SUIT

Ready to Ask Court Ban on Beer, Wine Permits. |

Irvingtonians today were pre- | pared to file injunction suits in an effort to prevent reissuance by the county liquor board of beer and wine licenses to two neighbor-

" |hood stores.

“If the board renews those per- | mits, we probably will institute injunction p dings,” said. the Rev. John B. rguson, pastor of |

The board yesterday indicated fit would reissue beer and wine permits to the A. & P. grocery, 5541 E. Washington st., and the Wolman | Drug store, 5464 E. Washington st. | despite vehement protests of an Irvington dry delegation. ' {

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Rev. Ferguson said the ‘group probably will file suit against the grocery first because it was thought the pharmacy could. plead {it was selling alcoholic beverages for medicinal and sacremental purposes. Mrs. Keith Canan, W. C. T, U. representative, stated: “We're definitely not acgepting

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suit, the contention of dry -Irvingtonians that liquor- sales are for-, bidden by terms of the original land covenants for the large residential area. The court upheld an injunction prohibiting establishment of a tavern«~in Irvington. 4

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