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MONDAY. JULY. 2, 1917

Stats Attorney Files Brief in | Transfer Fight

Supports Injunction | On 2-Cent Charge

The attorney general's office to- | day filed its brief with the supreme | court in support of a superior court! injunction which would have | blocked the 2-cent transfer charge in the city's transit rate case. | Indianapolis Railway§ currently | is charging .for transfers despite a| public service commission order that | the transfer charge be eliminated. Each rider paying 2 cents for al transfer is given a receipt which | will be worth 2 cents in event the utility loses its court fight. The utility appealed to the circuit court to have the PSC order on the transfers thrown out. The ate | torney general's office, acting for| the PSCGthen obtained a temporary | superior court order denying the utility the right to continue the charge while the case is in litiga- |

Court Issues Writ Still more recently, the supreme!’ court issued a writ forbidding the superior court from enforcing its’ order against the transit firm. In today’s brief, the attorney gen- | eral's office held the superior court) was within its authority in blocking the transfer charge and that the! or — supreme court should dissolve its writ and allow the supérior court! injunction to be completed. There was no indicgtion how soon | the supreme court would act, | |

Barred From Church

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MIAMI, Pla, July 21 (U, P.).— A minister who was barred from a small Lutheran church here be-

UNASSISTED—Sally Ann O'Leary, 12, steps from a plans without aid alte a 8 te Our Lady of Lourdes Side in France.

Girl, 12, Visits Shrine; After Klansman's Rites | ‘Walks for First Time

PITTSBURGH, July 21 (U. P..! church, announced he was charter- | —Big Dan O'Leary cried with de- ing a plane to fly to the shrine of cause he held $pecial services for| light today as he saw his 12-year- St. Bernadette, Dan O'Leary, a robed ku klux klansmen has turned | old daughter, to, preaching in the open air. he Rev. Ernest L. Weidenmann

Sally Ann, walk’

down the steps from the airliner.|asked for passage for his daughter. “It's miraculous,” he sobbed as| conducted services for he wiped his tear-clouded spec‘some 30 of his congregation in a tacles. Sally Ann had never walked vacant lot next to a nightclub, | before. after-he had been refused the use! of a funeral chapel.

“I just asked God and the plane. Blessed Mother to help, me—and| As the welcoming crowd left the The clergyman said he held me- gradually I started to walk,” little air port this morning, chanting morial services for a dead klansman, Sally Ann old hes Si [1 on June 15 to “save .souls.”” He de-! nied he is a klansman, ’ | His activities caused a rift in the membership of the St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church. Part of .the members obtained a tem-| porary injunction Friday barring him from use of the church.

K. OF C. TO HEAR PASTOR

THE PLANE had * just brought | her back from the famous shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes in France. { She was one of a group making the first airborne pilgrimage from the United States. As the little girl took her faltering steps from the plane, relatives, {who saw her leave with legs enThe Rev.’ Pr. Bernard Strange cased in steel braces last July 17, will speak tonight in the K. of C. spontaneously broke into singing: hall - under the auspices of the Knights of Columbus, Indianapolis, council 437. He is pastor of St. birth. When the Rev. Fr. James R.| 'Cox, priest of old St.

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Jewish Force Raids Radar Post

JERUSALEM, July 21 (U. P)— Members of the Jewish underground

early today and attempted to blow Lup a radar station which the British have used to detect the approach of illegal immigrant ships. The raiders were able to set off one bomb and cause slight damage before being driven off by British guards. : y ; A Five of ‘the attackers were wounded, and one was captured The captured man said that the raid was carried out by 49 members of Hagana, the moderate Jewish underground organization which has maintained a truce with the Britsih. In some cases,’ Hagana has ‘alded the British against Irgun Zvai Leumi, which {is responsible for most of the anti-British violence in Palestine, Hagaha's resorting to violence would pose a new problem for the British. The men who attacked the radar station climbed a cliff whién the British considered too steep to Reed guarding.

4 KILLED LED IN RAIL WRECK LONDON, July 21 (U: P.).—Four persons were killed and 30 others injured today when the engine and four coaches of a crowded London-to-Liverpool express train were derailed.

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BIRTHS ’ Girls At St. Farncis — Carl, Betly Holstein:

George, Erma James; Nevelyn, Nokomis Myers; Carl, Emylene Keller; Jim, Nancy Gufllicn, and Floyd, Ellen Janitz, At City—Grover, Roberta Smith, and Raymond, Mary Alice Whitley At Coleman—Claren:.«, Dorothy Koch: Arthur, Bonita Hirschy: Edward, Mary Gerstung; George, Marjorie Huffman, and John, Audrey Highland At Methodist—Jack, Jane Baker; Robert.

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Prances Wright; Robert, Lucille Burface; Robert, Dorothy McGathey; Willard, Margie Conger: Omer, Betty Townsend, | Russell, Ernestine Pittman: Carl, RosaJie Roberts, and Harry, Jeanne a nack At St, Vineent's—John, Katherine McCarthy: Edward, Thelma Cortez: Everett, Janice Ross; Andrew, Ruby Stack; Robert, Mary Eyles; Paul, Margaret | Kutenkroger: Riley, Prances Cook, and] James, Georgeanna Zettel,

Boys : AL St. Franeis—Hugh, Mary Berry: William, Wetoma Lindsey, and Vinceni, Helen Commons At Coleman—Paul, Ethel Rose; Everett, | Alice Bergen; Prank, Lelia Rains; Forest, Evelyn Cloyd; Robert, Mabel Kilgore. “«Wesley, Virginia Rhodehanael; Robert, | Lillian Hodgin, and James, Mary Carter. Al Methodist—Dan, Desmonta J an; Harry, Flsie Britton: Willlam, Etna Sims; William, Mrtha, Montgomery;

Wilbam, Mary Stutsman: Grant, rue | Nothnagle; arold, Marjorie Freeman; , Pauline, Myers, and Leonurd, | a ates Simpson,

Thomas, Helen Hoyle: Carl, Catherine Scheck; George. Myrtle Lee; Lynn, CoBane Hull; Arr] Kathryn Pirtle, and I . Atl er Mildred Ellis, 1514 Kenning on.

DEATHS

Lu: Has i lib cy a alliban, 59, at mn - pois, 41 ii. 2 8. HU a Moore, at City, ‘cardio vascuia pi Muir, 44, at City, cerebral ein

Harry Rheam n M City, arteriosclerosis Ella Smith, 9, 34 EB 12th, arteriosclerotic heart. James Portes H Hughes, 69, al 421 Hiawatha,

Arter tang 2 smi P. Va iy «M4, at Vet . aeorge: ‘ Veterans, cere leukemia,

Rose M: coron arle hombaan A a Brit Bridge, ary Augustus

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LeRoy He 46, at 511 Spring, cerebral |

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