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MISHAWAKA, Ind, July 22 (U. P.).—Two inventors ran their steampowered truck along a Hoosler highway today and allowed as how the age of steam has just begun in the highway transportation industry. They ran the truck for the first time yesterday. It can burn peroxide for fuei and has only half the

W. C. Miner, president of the J. & M. Manufacturing Co, and P. Harold Lee, his chief engineer, de-

of their -ton truck as “the first completely successful engine ever made for highway vehicles.”

Heats in 20 Seconds The steam engine gets its power from a new jet burner perfected six months ago by an eastern inventor, Calvin D. McCracken. It uses almost any type of liquid fuel, Mr, Miner said, and heats the steam in the boiler to 600 degrees Fahrenheit in 20 seconds. The steam powers a four-cylinder [wine which has no exhaust odors. Mr. Miner said he got the idea {for the truck while reading of Mr. | MacCracken’s invention in a maga- | zine, He bought exclusive right to use it in highway vehicles. He sald he and Mr. Lee had no definite plans for manufacturing the | engine,

| en ——————————— Shelbyville Man, Wife Critically Injured

Times State Service SHELBYVILLE, Ind., July 22.— Homer O. Wertz, 46, and his wife, Mae, 44, of Shelbyville, remained in serious condition at the Major hospital here today following a car accident Sunday afternoon 10 miles north of this city. The accident occurred when the Wertz car collided head on with a car driven by A. W. Preston, Shelby county, Officers said Mr, Preston apparently lost control of his machine

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Session at Purdue | Times State Service | Times State Service ! WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind, July] LEBANON, Ind, July 22.—Services| 22. —~Indiana Wholesale Seed Deal- for Forest C. Worrell, 56 Detroit real ers association opened its two-day estate and loan man, Boone county! summer meeting at Purdue univer- native and former Lebanon resident, sity Memorial Union building this| will be held today at the Young morning, | funeral home in Tipton with burial Dr. Prederick L. Hovde, univei- hear Tipton, sity president, was to address the| Mr. Worrell died in Detroit short! members at 1 o'clock. A banquet|ly after 6 returning from Tuscon, | will be held this evening and the|Ariz., where he had lived two yeaPs! meeting will close with a tour of [for his health. the university's experimental farm| He was a veteran of world war I ; tomorrow afternoon. and served with Company H, In-

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war L VEEDERSBURG, ‘Ind., July 22.—| even The Rev. James Wallace, former Dies of Injuries minister at Kingman and Brook, Zi Ind, was full minister EVANSVILLE, July 22 (U, P)). | of the Christian church here this Services were arranged today for week. He is a graduate of Johnson | Frank Mabes, who died ‘yesterday Bible college at Knoxville, Tenn, [of injuries suffered a week ago, He| and is at present finishing a degree|was struck by an automobile on

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NOBLESVILLE, Ind. July 22 (U. P.) —Garland M. Chitwood, West- | field, died last night in City hos{pital of injuries received earlier in

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