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FOR RENT JAZZ MAY KILL THOMPSON DROVE report hung fire all week, and it was let out only last niglH. Then it sud Kindergartners Study Louisville Methods denly developed that the question ot reparations- was before the confer AR.VICT! Oi all wiilli to schools, cluhs; BnutcurfTf eiice because of the following pas airicais, dramatic clubs, FAVORS, XOVEIrrc meeting of the experts on the Russian question this afternoon the Soviet delegates argued for the complete wiping out of the war debts and also relinquishment of all arrears in interest on pre-war debts. Simultaneously they asked for assurances that the Powers would grant loans sufficient to enable Russia to reorganize its national life. Other Powers Get Jolt. As the Soviet envoys previously had given the Allies to understand that a scaling of the war debts would be accepted the demands ot tho dele SCHOOL MUSIC Kindergarten Union Speaker Declares Censorship" Is Needed.

TRICES. PAPER hSS III- -v-. Brother of Speaker of House: Arrested On Charge of Girl Hurt By Crash. DENIES HE WAS IN AUTO KWJHlNfi incorporate). 512 W.

Market sages in the report: Resolution VII points out that taxation beyond a reasonable point leads to inflation an argument against the GO.OOtf.000,000 marks additional taxation demanded of the Germans in the last note on reparations. resolution VII also states that reduction of Governmental expenditure is the true remedy, but says that in the ease of some countries an external loan is necessary to balance the budget meaning Germany, chiefly. gates for a protocal canceling tnese debts caused great surprise to the BARBARIC TREND FEARED representatives or the lJowers, wno re ported to the chiefs of their respec 8 (Continued from Firstr rage.) tive delegations that the trend of to flav's meeting with the Bolsheviki in A Perfect Servant In Special to The Courier-Journal. Paris, April' 24. I.

Drake miraculous way- speeedily gains the dicated the possibility of insuperable' 1 our Home Thompson, wealthy landowner and difficulties In coming to some arrange ment with the Soviet. Resolution IX of the report pro knowledge to make an original lexicon, ample for translating whatever The Russians stated that restitution vides for calling an international cur lumberman of Bourbon County, today was arrested, charged. with assault with intent to kill, as the result of an of nronertv was contrary to their pol rency convention to establish a gold automobile striking Mrs. Pearl Rob icy of nationalization, but contended that Russians had the right to possess standard, which would bring all banks of issue into a common clearing house ertson. trained nurse, Friday night and dragging' her nearly a mile through the streets of Paris.

He was the German banks among others. Germany's difficulty in buying for property in foreign countries becaus; these countries were under a hour-geoise regime. BOWLING GREEN PIE released on bond ana i ex amination will be held tomorrow morning. eign currency is met. in Resolution IX, which states that the proposed he hears or reads.

"Many other teachers make the unwarranted assumption that what they say to child in-English necessarily must be understood. They do -not seem to realize that a jnipil needs to consult his own lexicon of experience for translating English as much as if it was a' foreign tongue." Part of 'the tiifte yesterday morning was spent by the delegates in visiting Louisville kindergartens and primary grades to study methods used here. Conferences began at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at Seelbach and the Hotel Henrv Wattcrson. The last Mr. Thompson is a brother of convention should centralize and co ordinate the demand for gold.

CONTROVERSY ENDS James H. Thompson. Speaker of the House of Representatives, of Repre If this idea were carried out the convention would forbid purchases at Neighbors Recommended L-old value such as Germany has been sentative H. V. Thompson Clark County and of A.

S. Thompson, publisher of the Paris Kentuckian-Citi-zeri. forced to make for the last year to meet her payments of reparations. 'Quick MeaT Gas Rai Thus the convention would itself His arrist followed charges made by the victim in an affidavit given by For Postmastership By Senator Ernst. The Courier-Journal Washington Bureau.

Washington, April, 24. One Ken was one of supervisors, directors and assistants. prevent the Reparations Commission from forcing Germany to make gold Mllll lllC Lorain Regulator her to D. D. Cline, County Attorney.

Mr. Thompson has denied he was the payments as destructive to European eeonomy. driver of the car and said he was in It tho conference accepts these ob Somerset, where he has lumber Inter tucky controversy of long standing over a postmastership was ended to viously necessary resolutions it will ests, when tho woman was injured. Ik a servant that is tharouchb- ttihk' alwaj-s rnulr and willing to trotk 25 neks day orr. anil Is on the uj EJr ty'four linurs a day.

llaKes all linking icrttlj nod n.1, whole mrals iimiltt-iiilt-d. 7" Some of (lie delegates to the International Kindergarten Union Convention, visiting the John Mars. School vestcrdny morning to see how Lonisvilfe begins a child's education in the public schools: Left to Kigllt Miss Lillian B. Poor, assistant director ol kindergartens at Boston; Miss Joanna Hannan or Milwaukee, president of the Wisconsin State Kindergarten Association; Miss C. Jacobs of field secretary of the Wisconsin association; Mary II.

French of New Bedford, president oi the Massachusetts State' Kindergarten Association, and Miss Ida Rudolf, assistant superintendent of the Louisville Public Winfred Bell of the John Marshall School kindergarten is holding the printed cards, teaching a group of his classmates how to read. Mr. Thompson is 'said to have held result in preventing future payments of reparations and force the grant of a long' conference yesterday with" the day when Senator Richard P. Ernst recommended Clarence Neighbors for the berth at Bowling Green. Mr.

Neighbors, who was on the eli woman at the Massio Memorial Hos- loans to Germany before further reparations are paid. your or whole meal la the net the llttlo nil whirl. pital, where she has been since she are ready to serve your meal rtmortA was injured. gible list of the Civil Service Com SOVIETS FORMING BIG BLOC. He had been sued by a former nus mission along with A.

M. Causey and band of the victim for alleged aliena tion of affections. The suit was set COMK IN AND WF.VlIX ISE GLAD TO SHOW YOU. GEHER SON 215 W. Market, Xear Second TY George Kerr, was selected after he had received the recommendations of the district, county and city Republi tled out of court.

It was said at the hospital today GANG REVEALED IN TRACY TRIAL that Mrs. Robertson was expected to can organizations, which agreed finally on a selection after some months' recover. The meetings at The' Seelbach lasted until 5 o'clock, beginning with committee reports and discussions on suggested courses. A demonstration, in charge of Miss Louise Dietz, supervisor of kindergarten-primary grades here, followed. Work Is Demonstrated.

This began with a demonstration on kindergarten work by children from the Louisville Normal School; then first grade pupils from the Gavin H. Cochran School; fifth grade children from the Emmet Field School; and ended with historical and geographical work of sixth grade pupils of the Mary D. Hill School. This morning meetings will be held from 9 to 12 o'clock in The Seelbach reception room and in Parlor while from 2 to 4 o'clock in the afternoon kindergarten songs will bo demonstrated in the hotel auditorium. The speakers for the 8 o'clock session tonight at tho First Christian Church are Dr.

Frank W. Freeman of Chicago and" Miss Patty S. Hill of New York. Approximately 100 delegates, largely out-State, will take a trip to Mammoth Cave today. They will leave at 7 o'clock this morning and will return early tonight.

She was injured when she stepped delay. Frank Cole, who was chairman of in front of a closed automobile, -said Hungary-Balkan Slates Deal Would Hit Poland and Rumania. London, April 24 (Associated Press). A Central News dispatch from Genoa today says; "It Is learned -unofficially that the Reds (Soviet Russian representatives) are negotiating a secret treaty with Hungary, giving mutual support against Rumania and the Little Entente." "The treaty recognizes tho Russo-Gerinan Treaty, creates a new bloc, isolating Poland and Rumania, and provides that Russia shall recognize Hun to be going at a high rate of speed, the Republican county organization, is if to intercept it. She called to the rave's BODY SS RENAMED Quin Fills Vacancies, on Commission and Requests New Session Be Called.

was slated originally for the and was understood to have. had full driver to stop as the car struck her Red Concessions for Recognition, Offer Genoa, April 24 (Associated Press). James Hamilton Lewis, former United States Senator from Illinois, who arrived today, suitl ho had come to represent American concessionary interests in Russia, mainly oil, but doubted whether the question of concessions would bo taken up by the economic conference. Mr. Lewis said his impression Ytps that the Russians would be disposed to trade concessions for recognition by the various governments, including the United States.

He Will Take Stand Today for organization backing. However, when and she held to the bumper and was dragged nearly a mile by the racing car before she lost her hold and fell the eligible list was made public, he was not one of the three highest ap Alleged Part In Robbery of Caperfon Home. under the machine. plicants and could not be considered. The heels of her shoes were worn off Mr.

Ernst today also recommended as her feet dragged and her clothing Alfred Gowling. acting postmaster at Reappointment of five members of (Continued from Firstv Page.) garian aspirations on its frontiers, says tho dispatch. The dispatch adds that "the Bolsheviki also are busy with representatives ot the Balkan States." REDS CAUSE NEW ANXIETY. was torn into shreds. AUTO HERE BEFORE Makes the Body Strong, the Louisville Memorial Commission authorized at the last General Assem Makes the Blood Rich.

Newport, for tho permanent James M. Locker has been appointed postmaster at Birmingham, Marshall County. Kentucky, and Charles N. Gee at "Willard, Carter County. Kentucky.

Frank Nord, End said, and it was this truck which End drove to the Caperton homo and which broke down eh route to the McDevitt home. THEFT DISCOVERED bly, was announced yesterday by FRANKFORT HOME OF JUDGE O'REAR BURNS I. W. Ranson of Indianapolis did According to End, the other Irtick used in the raid was taken from Har 0 not know his automobile had been stolen until the Louisville police in Mayor Huston Quin. Henry E.

Vogt was named to take the place made vacant when P. J. Hanlon moved from the city and P. H. Callahan was appointed for a term six years to succeed the late Marion formed him by long distance tele phone.

The New Albany police received The Will Of Samuel J. Sanderson E. Taylor. Mr. Vogt's appointment Soviets Argue Now for Full Wipiug Out or War Debts.

Genoa. April 2-t (Associated Press). The French delegation announced today that it was willing to subscribe to the proposed treaty under which the Various nations would agree to abstain from aggression, provided it was backed by proper guarantees, considered especially necessary in view of the Russo-German Treaty. twist in the Russian tangle again causes Inquietude in conference circles. tho Russian delegates have developed a new set of proposals.

It is understood that at the Loss Put At $30,000 to Cause of Fire Unknown. The Courier-Journal Frankfort Bureau. Frankfort, April 24. Fire de- word to watch for a car with a mutilated license tag. The.

Louisville police were asked to watch the Kentucky Indiana Terminal Railroad is for seven years. In informing Judge Robert W. Bingham of his reappointment for a bridge. Motorcycle Patrolman Cecil Ezeil term of eight years, the Mayor re- stroyed the country home of Judce captured the car and five negroes in it after a long chase. The jiegroes bison Gathright's garage.

This car hauled a load of liquor to McDevitt's home and then returned to carry the cargo on the broken truck, End declared. McDevitt and Patrick Shea were at the home when the liquor was stored in the cellar, "End testified. He said Shea and McDevitt were not at the Caperton home. Negro Caretaker Instructed. Frank Walker, negro caretaker at the McDevitt home, testified that McDevitt was at the house two days before -the robbery and told him he had rented the place to persons who would arrive at night to store goods C.

Rear, three miles from Frank Konuimt roll fort on the Versailles Pike, this after are said to have admitted stealing it. noon. The loss was placed at between 530,000 and $50,000. A large part of Ihey will be sent to Indianapolis. Air.

Hanson's name was on the car. He was called, but said his automobile was in his garage. He, was told to look again. the loss is covered by insurance, it is understood. The fire started in the attic, but guests him, as chairman or the last commission, to call a meeting at any convenient time.

Thomas Floyd Smith and Fred M. Sackett were reappointed for terms of eight years. Mrs. A. T.

Hert was reappointed for a term of seven years and George C. Eurton for six years. The Louisville Memorial Commission is a body created in the interest of the proposed memorial to those who died in the World War. The 1022 Kentucky Legislature authorized the city ot Louisville to submit to its electorate the question of the issu He did. The car was missing.

Samuel J. Sancler'soii named his son, James, as Executor of his will and because James was young he named an elderly' friend to act with him, but when the time came this friend was too old and he refused to act. Young Sanderson was left without the older man's experience. Age is one of the things that doesn't affect a Trust tile cause is not known. Mrs.

O'Rear and the servants were in the house at the time and the Frankfort Fire Department responded to the call. ALLEGED FORGER OF in the cellar. CHECK IS INDICTED The house, one of the largest in the J. R. Stone yesterday was indicted ance of $750,000 worth of bonds for county, was built by Jack Hendricks, formerly Attorney General, about fifteen years ago, for his own home, but Judge O'Rear bought it while it was new.

Advertising As, Aid to by the grand jury charged with the alleged forgery of a check for $29,000. Ho is under arrest in Cleveland, Ohio. Three Youths Stole and Stripped Autos, Charge Three youths who are alleged to have stolen automobiles and stripped them on various roads in the county were arrested at South Park last night by County Patrolmen Farmer and Pohlmann. According to Harry D. Kendall, Chief of the County Police, the men have been sought for more than a week.

They were captured last night when the car in which they were rilling, alleged to have been stolen, broke down. The men gave the names of John Armstrong, IS years old: George Raney. IS, and Charles AVernert. 10. Belasco Stills Farrar's Voice to Make Her Star Now York, April 24 (Associated Press).

Ueraldine Farrar's voice will no longer be heard in operatic roles, it was announced when it became known that David'Bclaseo, producer, had taken her under his management and would star her in dramatic productions. No announcement was made of the time Miss Farrar would make her first "legitimate" appearance, but it is under-stoor she will first complete concert engagements. Morrow Goes Fishing In Kentucky Mountains The Courier-Journal Frankfort Bureau. Frankfort. April 24.

Governor Morrow left tonight for the headwaters of the Kentucky River on a fishing trip. lie probably will spend part of liis time on Red Bird in Clay-County. He expects to be gone the remainder of the week. CANDY is made by Znpp's own experts with the best ingredients outainnble. City 1020 -Main and will bo returned here for trial.

The check, which was purported to Company. By naming us as executor of your estate you will assure yourself that -we will not be incapacitated to act in the future. the erection of a memorial. The memorial, it is understood, will take the form ot a municipal auditorium. Ouerbacker Will Filed Is Held Up for Witness Tendering the will of Samuel Ouerbacker- for probate in the County fS4 have been" drawn by the Industrial Iron Company of Cleveland, was deposited by Stone witli the Louisville Distribution Discussed National distribution of products and Trust Company.

advertising methods to increase de -so one arrived mat or tne next night, Walker said, but between 4 and 5 o'clock on the morning of the third day he testified a truck drove into the yard and unloaded in the rear. It was taken away before he had time to dress, the negro declared. In a short time, however, he said It returned with another load. He jdentifled Tracy, as being one of the men Helped to unload tho truck: Tracy, he declared, seemed to be in charge. McDevitt and Shea were present when tho truck was unloaded, the negro said.

It was two days later before Walker said he learned of tho whisky robbery. Then he saw photographs in the newspapers of Tracy, McAllister, Murphy, Bolunder and End whom he readily recognized as the men who had brought liquor to tho McDevitt home. An indictment charging him with contempt was dismissed as soon as the negro completed his testimony. He Later, it is alleged, the check was returned as worthless. Stone did not Court yesterday, counsel for the fam mand were discussed by J.

A. Ftteg-lein at a luncheon meeting ot the obtain any money from the trust com Advertising Club yesterday at The ily said it would be necessavy to tike the deposition of a witness to the instrument who now lives in Florida. Until this is done the value of the Frozen! Our prices on Leonard and Odorless Refrigerators Tyler. pany. Drive for Berea Fund Using varnish as an example, he ex estate will not be disclosed.

plained the system of direct mail advertising, the value of colored illustrations and the relative value of first By tho terms of the will Mr. Ouerbacker left to his brother, George A. Is Begun In Lexington Special to The Courier-Journal. Lexington, April 24. A cam- Ouerbacker, fifty1 shares of the pre and second-class mail in distributing ferred stock of the Louisville Heat have frozen a'l competition.

Come Sec IIMMIK L'FCO" the advertising matter. He empha paign in Lexington to raise a nortion sized the importance of sales organization to follow up the advertising of the $1,000,000 necessity fund said he was "Joking" when he said ing Company. Bequests of each were made to P. M. Ouerbacker, another brother, and Mrs.

Mollie M. Foekinpaugh and -Mrs. Sarah L. Cre- Berea College was luunched here to "Where Savings Grow" S. W.

Corner Fifth arid Market he would not testifv. v-Could Not Identify Men. United Furniture Co. celius, sisters. ernon Hikes, night watchman at the Caperton home, said he couldn't The remainder of the estate was left day when the Rev.

Dr. Jonathan Day of New York spoke to the Optimist Club on the work-of the mountain school. Tomorrow night "-y and Dr. William J. Hutchins.

presi campaign. Co-operation between the jobbers and manufacturer in selecting the best prospective customers in such a way that the jobbers will feel an interest in the selection is important in the success of national distribution, he said. to Alexander Gilmore Ouerbacker, a Incorporated. Corner Jackson and Market Sts. see the faces of any of the men be son, who was named executor of tne cause they were masked and ho was will without surety.

blindfolded. He was overpowered by dent, are to address a mass meeting at the Phoenix Hotel, when a film the men and was injured so seriously made at the school will be shown. Citation Against State that he was in bed lor three days, testified. He examined the telephones in the garage and house which were broken and said the automobiles in the ga rage also were fixed so they wouldn't run. The telephone used to call the police was upstairs and was overlooked by tho robbers.

He heard the explosions which wrecked the iron doors in tho basement. Bolandei, 19 years old, 1S23 West Main Street, said End had Introduced htm to Tracy, who asked him Wheth Hospital Head Quashed Frankfort, April 24 (Associated Press). A citation for contempt of court, issued against Dr. F. Larue, superintendent of the Eastern State Hospital at Lexington, was dismissed by Judge Stout of the Franklin Circuit Court here today.

The citation was issued last -Friday after a deputy sheriff had reported an alleged conversation between himself and Dr. Larue regarding a patient committed to the hospital by the Circuit Court. Senate to Quiz Harding OnDefying Civil Service Washington, April 24 (Associated Press). The resolution of Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi, Democrat, calling upon President Warren G. Harding for the names of persons appointed to Federal positions by executive order "without regard" to Civil Service regulations was adopted today by tho Senate without discussion.

er ho could "beat the burglar alarm" and said that he could muke plenty of money if he could do so. Told of Liquor and Jewels. Tracy told him, he said, there were cases of liquor and a handful of diamonds at the Caperton residence Midway Between Louisville and Shelbyville on State Pitt SUBDIVIDED I and that he could make money by help ing them in the robbery, which they were going to make -when they obtained a place to "plant" the liquor. He said be met Tracy at Nineteenth and Main Streets several times and Seamless Turkestan Rugs $39.95 Biggest Rug Bargains Since Before the War HERE is a splendid collection of high-grade Turkestan Rugs all of them in the universally practicable 9xl2-foot size. These rugs are shown in the colorings that are sure to include what you'll need to carry out any decorative plan.

Regularly they sell at $49.95. Annivei'sary Sale price, each $39.95. Thursday, that he had talked to him at Anderson's saloon. Eighth and Liberty Pike Slayer Pardoned to Provide for Family The Courier-Journal Frankfort Bureau. Frankfort, April 24.

Governor Morrow today pardoned John Keens Pike County prisoner, serving five years for manslaughter, and remitted a ten-day jail sentence given Magistrate Pry. or Hockens'mith in this county for c-r-rying concealed a deadly weap'on. Hock-ensmith: U12 Governor said, was carry-h an unloaded revolver to a gunsmith when he was arrested. Keensv was, pardoned because his wife is permanently disabled and the Salvation Army has been taking care of her and two children, the older one 4 years old. The pardon is conditional on Keens' taking care of his family and keeping out of trouble.

Coal Rates to Ohio On O. K. Found Unfair The Courier-Journal Washington Bureau. Washington, April 24.J-Rntes on bituminous coal, in carloads, from mines on the Ohio Kentucky Railway near O. K.

Junction. Breathitt County. Kentucky, to Cincinnati and points in Central and Western territory are found unreasonable, according to a decision announced today by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Reasonable maximum rates are prescribed for the future. The Louisville Nashville Railroad was one of the defendants in the case.

West Liberty Makes Big Bid for Normal School Special to The Courier-Journal. West Liberty. Aril 24. Citizens of West Liberty and Morgan County have pledged several sites of 100 acres each in and near West Liberty from which a location for the proposed State Normal School for Eastern Kentucky mav be selected Streets, where he also saw Chappell, End, and McAllister. AUVERGNE A Bolander said he went to the Caper- ion nouse witn unappell, KmUand Me Allister on Tracy's orders to get "the lay of the land." They observed the IDEAL FOR SUBURBAN FARMS watenman or lorty-live minutes and Located on State highway, interurban returned to their rendezvous at.

Nine T.he Uptown Underselling Furniture Store teenth and Mam Streets, he said. Were to Steal Trucks. Smaller Rugs to match 27x54 inches in the same range of colorings Sale price, each $4.75. Tracy and McAllister saw him the next day and said they were going to Only fifteen miles from Louisville and Shelbyville and on splendid pike traveled by tourists. Always owned by one family, affording assurance of care given property.

Only stone's throw from village or Eastwood. In neighborhood of splendid farms and splendid people. steal trucks to haul away the loot line and railroad. Excellent marketing facilities truck, interurban or railroad. Interurban station at front gate.

Hourly service. Colonial home, appealing in its dignified beauty and picturesque setting. be asserted. Bolander received orders from Tracy, he said, to stay at the livery stabio for further orders. Thursday evening he said he re ceived orders through End from Tracv 515-519 E.

Market 5t to stay at the stable and at 11:30 o'clock, by End's orders, he went to Between Jackson and Hancock Inng's Middle Xomo Is Terms INCLUDED IN SALE' the Caperton home with Tomlinson Chappell and McAllister, he testified There were nine men there, he said High-Grade Axminster Rug Sale Four Sizes to Go At Greatly Lowered Prices WHEN you think of a serviceable rug, you usually think of an Axminster. Below we describe five groups, most of them from our regular individually selected stocks, all much reduced in price. and Tracy and McAllister took charge ot tne robbery. Eleven good dairy cows. Full line of farm machinery and garden implements too numerous to mention.

Household goods, including some antiques; a Dodge touring car, nearly new. The main tract of 42 acres, with the homestead and other improvement), should make a strong appeal to the city man seeking a suburban home. He said McAllister, Murphy, Chnr-pell and Bloomer were to bind the watchman and that he was to come later after they had gotten the watch and has appointed a committee to raise 5100.00U in addition. Many pledges of SI. 000 were made fer Flower Girl if 'li at a recent meeting here.

-Morehead, Pikeville and Ashland are expected to make bids for the school. 6x9 ft. Anniversary Sale; each $24.50 ft. 3 in. 10 ft.

6 each $39.95 9x12 ft Anniver-sarySale; $42. 50 11 ft. 3 ins. 12 ft. Anniversary Sale; each $62.00 1 im 1 SALE RAIN OR SHINE In Event of Rain, Sale Will Be Held Under Shelter $100.00 in Gold Free Luncheon Served on Grounds man and the negro out of the way.

He said he told them not to resort to gun-play. Did Not See Aitack On He said he didn't see the attack on the watchman, but McAllister and Chappell shout "Get 'em up" to the watchman. He said he went into the house after the door had been opened and he "beat the burglar alarm," fixing the signal so it would work automatically without being puniched. He said ho fixed it so the centra! office of the Beautiful One hundred Small Axminster Rugs, in mottled designs all 27x54 inches in a wide range of color combinations; each E- -P LOUISV14.L protection company in Louisville would mJS TP (R A A ST. KTfcL '1 I I I- 800 BAXTER AVE.

If BOTH PHONES ij A -J. i Third niul Avery DANCING Kvcnlngs to I LUNCHEON sehvici: AUGUST. YOUNG Proprietor lopmentitt eve Charge Purchases to May Accounts If Requested never Know the watchman had been tied up or the system tampered with in any way. After he fixed the signal box, he said, he saw Tracy enter the house with a bottle of nitroglycerin and later he heard the explosion. All the partv except Tomlinson, End.

and himseif were in Ihe house, he said. O.C.CLARKE PRESIDENT Wkd? STARKS BLDG.ffl LOUISVILLE Phones: Main or City 1771. A Pleasure to Show You Property..