Women suffrage alliance meeting in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a joint session of the Woman's Franchise League and the Equal Suffrage Association united for the first time to discuss gains after suffrage advances. Carrie Chapman Catt and Mrs. William McNab Miller attended. a banquet and open meeting followed at the Mason Temple. Street meetings led by Elsie Hill aimed to reach skeptical citizens as congress considers suffrage. In Noblesville, the Hamilton county bank failure trial opened for four defendants with Hinshaw charged as a conspirator. Bowen and others await appeals.
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Bedford Men May Get Hero Medals
Bedford news reports two men, Charles Bringhans and Noble Gwen, may receive hero medals for bravery during a train incident. Witnesses recall their actions as the Carnesie procession and Standish family residents were involved as a train approached a crumpling automobile.
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Rain halts Woodlang Park game Princeton Grays
A steady downpour at Woodlang Park forced the postponement of the Princeton Grays versus Washington game in the second inning. Larkins started for Princeton before weather ended play and both clubs prepared to ride the 4 o clock train home.
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Barrows Captures Championship In City Golf Match
N S Barrows defeats Samp Moya ng to win the city golf title. Barrows takes a two stroke lead after the first round and maintains the edge through the second, finishing ahead as the winner.
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Fletcher’s Susgestor Now Wn Command
Washington, I'neia. Wien Vice Admiral i, T. Mare succeeds Admiral Frank F. Fletcher in command of the At ¢ Fleet today, le will be advanced to the rank of admiral, Rear Admiral De Witt Col man, commanding the sixth division of the fleet, will be advanced to the srade of Vice admiral, succeeding Ad miral Mayo. Admiral Fletcher will automatically become a Rear Admir al. He will receive an important shore detail! Secretary of the Navy Daniels announced these changes af ter a conference with President Wil son. The secretary also conferred personally this week with Ranthals 'Fletcher and Mayo. "When reliev-
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Navy reshuffles Admiral Mayo to fleet command
Sec rency Daniels announces Vice Admiral Mayo will take command of the fleet after Admiral Fletcher completes his tour as commanding officer of the fleet. Mayo, 56, previously led the battleship squadron and flak division in the Atlantic fleet, with recent duties at Mare Island Navy Yard and as aid for personnel.
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Camp Glidden Opens At Michigan City Y M C A
The Michigan City YMCA announces Camp Glidden opening today for boys. The program follows a principle linked to vanilla flavoring, highlighting plant roots and vegetables in its teaching.
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