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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-03
| HEAT FATALITY

From Rushville comes the report Of
the first heat fatality in the state.
While Henry Martin was hoeing in the
garden at his home in the northern
part Of the county, he was overcome
by the excessive heat Wednesday aft
ernoon. Martins home was at
knightstown.
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When the neighbors call at his house
boy notices that they all laugh
heartily when his father tells how he
used to steal watermelons when he
was a boy. but the boy remembers that
when he tried 1t his father whipped
him for stealing.-Atchison Globe.
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seawright, Mrs. William ]. Crouch and
Miss Nancy Seawright. The affair
was held at the Crouch home.
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Mrs. F. w. Kruger, Mr. Leroy La
cey and Mr.. Charles Cox will be the
soloists at the First Methodist church
Sunday when a special patriotic pro-
gram will be rendered. The public is
invited to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Porter will
celebrate the Fourth on Monday even.
ing at their home on North Seven
teenth street. with an informal COM
pany.
The society of Christian Endeavor
of the First Christian church will pre-
sent special program tomorrow ev-
ening at 1880. It is patriotic in char
acter, but deals more particularly
with what is known as the Inland En-
pire comprised OF the states OF Dako-
tas, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and
Washington. The following is the
program:
Organ Voluntary. Mrs. Robert Wilson
Doxology
Song, Land of Greatness" Choir
Scripture Reading Usaiah $50.
............ Mrs. Elizabeth Wright
Quartet, Our Countrys Voice is
Pleading"
Harry Sloan, Mrs. J. Boggs, Mrs. Ada
Williams, Ralph Little
Recitation, my Country .........
Address, Young People and Mission"
Prof. J. Boggs
Address, mo Sectional, No Sectarian
Plea" =. :. :. :. Mrs. Robt. Wilson
Song. "The Inland Empire. =. Choir
Address, North Dakota" ...........
......... Mary Mcclellan
Address, South Dakota" ........
Address, Montana" ...... Eva Lamb
Soprano Solo, Medlv of Patriotic Airs
............ .'......... Ruth Harris
Address, "Wyoming-The Neglected
Field" .......... Martha Mcclellan
Address. Idaho" -. Orville Donaho
Address, East Washington" .........
Observation-Disclosures. Blaine Suits
Song, "All for Jesus ......... Choir
The Mizpah Benediction.
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Mrs. r. r. Slower and Mrs. Edward
Cooper were awarded the favors yes
terday afternoon at the pretty euchre
company given by Mrs. John Young
flesh of South Eighth street for out
of-town guests.
The following clipping from the
Dayton Journal concerning Miss Wini-
fred Wampler who is we'll known here
is OF local interest:
A very charming affair of Friday
afternoon was the garden party given
at the home Of the Misses Nan and
Grace Wuichet in South Wayne aven-
ue. in >onor Of Miss Winifred Wamp-
Ter, charming bride-elect of next
month.
Assisting the Misses Wuichet in re-
ceiving were Miss Wampler and her
sister, Mrs. Oscar Wilkerson. of Ham,
ilton, @.
The girls of the Sigma Delta Sor-
ority, of which both Miss Wampler
and Miss Nan Wuichet are members,
assisted in entertaining the guests.
This bevy Of charming young women
was composed Of Miss Rosalie Myers,
Mrs. Edmund Bates. Miss Ruth Web
err Miss Nellie CARNEY Miss Katharine
Hammond and Mrs. Joseph Herzstam.
Miss Cora Morris and Miss May Frank
also aided In the entertainment of the
guests.
This Is the first of delightful SER
les OF pre-nuptial affairs which will be
given for Miss Wampler. and was a
most enjoyable one in every way.
Miss Wampler has visited IN this
city several times. the guest of Miss
Ethel Lockwood.
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Time Table Effective Oct -. 1891,
rains Leave Rlehnso0a re EamAn-
spolis anc intsrmsdia,s star:oas -
Goa = m, 7:3s. Sea. eS:3S. 1o:o4
Zoo. 1900. 100. s3:2k 3:oe. l:oo.
s5:e5. 600. 7:30. $40 500. 1o:oA
l1:IQ
sNc7ite3 trains.
Last car to Indianspolis. $50 .. q.
L.Se car to New CaGtle. 1900 = -
Trains connect at Indianapolis -
lafayette. yr1nkfogt. CyaW1Be1sy03o.
Terrc Hautot Cl.utoo. 0uIivan. pnsso
(f!lA.l Tscx.ss ~s,h fisvcneh
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Fir.s War Balloon.

At the LATHE IL Fie::ris. June IS.
lT0i. in the French Revolutionary peri
Cd. the balloon was for the first time
used in tho service OF the army. The
Aus:rians. stupefied. saw the captive
rirship EnsreprcIant above their heads
az a heicil; Of 500 meters This ap-
partition greatly angered the Austrian
General Cobcurg. who cried out. ''Is
there anything these scourdreis viii
not invent:"-Le De Dian-Bouton-
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"Papa" .aa i..e beautiful girl.
George ard are two souls with but
a single thought
''Oh. well. don't bet that discourage
ycu-" replied he. father kindly That's
ono more siiaa orr mother ard I had
VIXEN we wer~ raaTried"-Town and
Country.
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Enrnfnxs.

Once Bow. cert. l want more
pay I'm only getting -four. a week
ind give mr. mother all / earn. Pro
prietor- What do ron do with the other
three and q half1-Puck.
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IsOOr Instruction

did Jones make much money giving
memory lessoas:" asked Mr.. Dob,s
and his friend explained. says London
Modern Society. the reason why Jones.
business was rot success.
No. was the reply. Most Of his
students forgot to pay him."
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Uonexf Ahont

What Is the difference between his
tory and felton,
We'll. answered the unbclieyinc
person. .'one great difference is that
nction frankly OWES up to being large
" untrue. washington Star.
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Copyright. 1885, by g. p. Putnam's soma
Published under arrangement. with q. p
Putnam.s eocs. New York and London
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Miss Esther McKone will go to Del
phi, indiana. Tuesday to attend the
wedding OF Miss Regina Donlin and
Mr.. Robert C'Connor Miss McKone
will be bridesmaid. The wedding will
be celebrated Wednesday morning.
However, Miss McKone will not re-
turn until the latter part Of the week.
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Miss Marie Scrimsher Of Indianap-
oils came last evening to be the house
guest Of Miss Bertha Taylor Of South
Eighth street. Mr.. Basil Mace also Of
Indianapolis will come Sunday to be
the guest OF Miss Taylor. Monday an
ali day picnic will be given for the
guests.
MISS Carolyn HolIingsworth went to
Dayton. Ohio, this morning where she
will spend few days with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. George Coale of Champaign,
Illinois, is In the city for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dilks
OF Spring Grove.
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Mr.. Howard Hunt will attend pic
mic Monday to be given by Miss Nancy
Conwell and Miss Blanche Newkirk Of
Connersville, Ind.
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Mr.. Warren Clements has returned
from Springfield. Ohio, where he at
tended an elaborate dinner party. He
was also guest at a dance given at
the Springfield Country club house.
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and Mrs. w. A. Ellis of Richmond av-
enue has been visiting her grandmoth-
or In Indianapolis.
Miss Lucille Mahret is a guest at
Dayton, Ohio.
Miss Ada veregge planned pleas
ant surprise last evening for her friend
Miss Iona Black. The affair was held
at the homo Of Miss Black on North
Twelfth street. The evening was
spent socially. games and music be-
was served. Those present were Misses
Vivian Fusion. Iona Black, Amelia
Wiggana Ruth Boyer, Iona Freeman,
Grace Boyer. Muriel veregge, Ada
veregge. Marion Eckels, Susan Haw-
kins, Ida Hawkins and Ruth Cooper;
Messrs. Mark Revelee. William Ryan,
Owen Parker, Chester Harter, Man
ford Fusion. John Gordon, Arthur
Wore, Lemon Wore. Herbert Wiggans,
Jesse Black. Ernest Black and Orc
Harter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reid Of South
Fourth street will go to Dayton Sun
day morning to remain over Monday.
They will be guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Elliott.
Mr.. Clarence Balzer of Chicago is in
the city for few days visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Snaveley will
go to Indianapolis this evening to DE
guests Of Mr.. Snaveley's grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pennick, over the fourth.
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The tally-ho party given last even
ing by Mrs Frederick ]. Carr, was one
Of the most pleasant social events Of
the week The affair was compliment
tary to Miss Mary Shiveley and DR..
Harry Holmes.
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Miss Maude Bavis was very pleasant
" surprised last evening at her home
on North Thirteenth, street by num-
Der OF her friends calling to celebrate
her birthday anniversary. A delight
full time was spent in games. music
and dancing. During the evening a
dainty three-course luncheon was
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~ surprised last evening at her home
on North Thirteenth, street by mum
Der OF her friends calling to celebrate
her birthday anniversary. A delight
full time was spent in games. music
and dancing. During the evening a
dainty three-course luncheon was
served. All left voting Miss Maude
a charming hostess and wishing her
many happy returns of the day. Those
present were Miss Lenora McNellis,
Miss Maude Pettibone. Miss Catherine
Fy1scher. Miss Dora Hackman, Miss
Olive Mnriarity. Miss Mamie Wood,
Miss Rosetta Flascher, Miss Clara Red
ding haus. Miss Ruby Smith. Miss Min
nie Norford. Miss Blanche Moore. Miss
Gertrude Mariority and Miss Mauda
Bavis, Master Ewart Bavis, Miss Ga
lena Bavis and Mr.. and Mrs. Bavis.
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Mr.. William Dudley Foulke will give
Z dinner party this evening at the
Country club house.
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A dinner party will be given this
evening by Mrs. w. w. Gaar.
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Mrs. Margaret Dick has gone to
Toledo, Ohio, for a visit with friends
and relatives.
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Miss Florence Mcclure Of East
Main street has returned from an
eastern trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Jones will spend
Sunday and Monday. at Dayton, Ohio.
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Am
norman.
A lawn party will be given Tuesday
evening, July sixth. by the young peo-
pie Of the Third Methodist church. An
orchestra will furnish the music. The
public 10 most cordially invited to at
tend.
The last OF a series OF recitals which
have been given during the week by
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier. was held
yesterday afternoon. The program
was furnished by the more advanced
pupils OF Miss Hasemeier.
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Miss Marie Connell OF Lafayette.
Ind. who Is well known here, assisted
q N elaborate reception given by
Mr.. JoUthA Crouch. Mrs. Frank B.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-03
HELDPOSSE AT BAY
Women Sacrifice Their Lives to
Save Father and Son.
TRAGEDY IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. chsrIes DanIsIs and Her Young
!. Daughter Are said to Have Held
shsriTs Posse at Bay-aequsI %
An Old Family Fsud. .os.61 sac

Williamson, w. Va.-FirinE froA
the doorway OF their home on a sAsr-
ifs posse, to give their father and
brother time to escape, Mrs. Charles
DaRiels & and her st1teeu-ysar-oid
daughter were Sshet to death Aear
Devon, Mingo county, by the ondcsss.
The xhooting OF. Mrs. D1nIsIs aRd
her daughter, It is said. grew out Of
family fsuE, between the Christians
and Daniels On the borasr OF KsA-
sscky and West Virginia The Carts
t1Aas lived in Ninxe, esszty, West
VirsiHia, aHa the .Dsnlsis ia Fsss
county, KsRtSsky.
About three weeks ass, 6~e~p
Christian ventured to the Knisca8v
side and was slain By jim Daaiess.
Christian and Daniels were brsthsrB-
iR-law and had formerly been allies.
After the killing of cAristian, II 10
said, the TIVE families and frienAs
became involved The Christians As-
cured warrants for Jim Daniels aad
his brother Charles, ana led posse
Of Pike county oAcers to the hoAs
OF the Daniels sEtig9-9b sm0s woI
when the oneess approached With
in a few feet OF the home, MrS. Dan
iels and her daughter opened ere with
rifles, one of the posse reestvinG q
bullet in the arm.
The two Christian boys ana tAeir
father opened Are. Mrs. Daniels was
shot down in the doorway, but the 1e-
year-old daughter stood over her
PROSTATE form and fred upon the
posse until she dropped dead across
her mother, pierced by three bullets.
The officers, It is reported, clo1ed
in, but by forfeiting their lives, the
mother and daughter had % sRsStu-
ally covered the retreat OF father and
brother that they made their eseA1s.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-03
nAvlp A. Dis ARMoNp.


destroyed the DeArmond home at
Butler, No The other members OF
the family escaped
The nre started in the DeArmoAd
home, about 4 o'clock in the morning,
and despite the efforts made to Quench
the flames. the residence, large
frame structure, was soon reduced to
ashes.
Other occupants Of the house at the
time Of the nre and who escaped were
Mrs. DeArmond, James A. DeArnOnd,
aged Is, 3 son of the Congressman,
and a daughter, aged 35
It is believed that DeArmond zReri-
feed his life in a heroic effort to save
his grandson. 1t is thought that Con-
gressman DeArmond was aroused in
time to save himself, but that in
awakening the boy and attempting
to carry him from danger, he became
confused in the smoke, which was
momentarily growing denser, and was
overcome before he was able to find
the way out.
The charred bodies of the congress
man and his grandson were found in
the ruins Of the dwelling few AourE
laksr.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-03
BALLOON COLLAPSED.
German Aviatsrs Meet q Trsglc Fate
Near Town in kussrix-Aun~s-u 81

German Aviassrs Msst a TrsgIc Fate
Near Town in AuasrIs-Aun~a=v s
Bsrlin.-Dr. E:sRckmanx ana Hugo
Francks, the two most daring mem
bsrs Of TIE Acre Club of Berlin have
hsea killed through the collapse OF
tlsir balloon. "Kolmar." Their bod
les we're found near Flune, Austria
Hungary, Nearby wes their balloon,
. huge rsat Ia the envelope telling
the stsry OF tseir death, ~ ~
Bre1ctnERn had bsen the third
person to insure his life With the
newly Termed company which takes
air navigation riakg He vzs connect
Cd with the charity hospital OF Be-
lin, ane Franckc was an architect
Their aerial exploits Ia the past
have attracted mach attention aud. no
little Rlarn on the part OF intimate
friends. They Rsesnded on Monday
from sSamArssndcrt, a suburb Of Ber,
lin. h.--f ff 3faG G (
The psint at which the bodies we're
found il on tie northern edge OF the
Gulf OF Qusrnero. at the northeast ex-
tremity OF the Adrlatic sea and In an
almost air line south, 500 miles from
Berlin. aH htsisse ss3f
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-03
CONGO noRRoRa.


weician monarch Neio hespchsibie
FOR Conditions
Ssw York-There il 40 possible
doubt that King Leopold is responEi-
Bile for the terrible condition in tbs
Congo. Hir own commission corcbo-
rated the stories Of atrocities The
Congo now is all under Leopold. for
although divided up and apportionei
among different companies, Leopold
retains more than nifty per cent OF the
stock OF each One OF these 10 m
American company
3 DR.. William H Leslie, accom- pa
MED by HIS wife and 3-ysar-old son
made this statement on returning -
this country after Spending seventeen
years in the Congo as representatives
Of the American Baptist Missionary
Society. For the past fsur years he
has bss2 stationed in Portuguese
Congo. li4ga-u
When 4 district Rrsvsa rsfrketo-
~" he continued. bands Of native
soldiers are sent to puAish it. These
aeldiers are eanRibsls, Ans they slay
and spare no oAs. As Drsof that they
have done their work ana wasted
ne. bullets, they kriag back ths right
AAaGs 0 their victins. Sometimes
sAsv sohe With laES Baskets fall Of
hands. The bodies Of their victims
are cooked and eaten"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-03
Wl1nAN IRON HAND
President zelaya Said to Be
~ Ruling Ills Capital City.
MARTIAL LAW IN FORCE
II 10 Said That hundreds Of Persons
Have Been Thrswn In Nicarquan
Prlssr Because Of sympathy With
Rsvslutlsnlsts. -

New OrlssRs.-A cablsEram to the
Hsayuae from Panama says: 4.
od Letters that we're written at Mana
gua and snuggled on board steamer
Mt Corinto arrived here bringing the
frat authentic news from the capital
Of Nicaraxua hat has reached here
IN several days. ~
The letters state that the situation
at ManaIua is chaotic beyond descrIp.
tioR. Prsridsnt xslaya has surround
Cd hinsslf with strong guard OF
picked leyRlists and the presidential
palace is n fortress. Martial law Is
enforced With q FiEsrsxs hand and
oil shops are closed at sunset. Crowds
that gamer oa tie streets are Gispsra,
ID with bayonsts. 81
Hundreds In Prison.
Hundreds Of mez suspected OF gym
pathiEing with TIE rsvstuuonis.s have
been arrested ana thrown IN prison.
Ths 1ails are svsrfaving and many
prisoners are being guarded in other
buildings. ..4l.+.s-..e... "a
1t IL impossible to B communicate
With the outside world from Mana
Eua sithsr by mail or telegram, e1-
cspt By ptrnission OF the government,
and lately that permission has not
bsen given to anyone. 7s4 .1t
AEy mail deposited in the MsnaEua
pcstoEcs In opened sHd Inspected by
the government. and as general
rule, coAfscatsa. No mail arriving at
MlnaEua Ia delivered until It has been
opened by the cenEor, and, II It con
tains the slightest reference to the
revolution ia destroyed. ,a,il ..,f
Newspapers Excluded.
Ne foreign newspapers are allowed
to enter the ssuntry and all copies
that fall into the hands OF Zelaya's
oGcials are burned No newspapers
have been delivered through the Ma
naxua postof1ce since the revolution
brVfs oVt efA91a 1i'i.] 84
fAe tsisgrasA saes 10 under the
C&Q4StS 0WMtrOi ~ AStGg2 ana 40
nsssa&ss can Be sent unless they
have hiE 20. K" when a message
10 fisd At the telegraph Office it IS
Immediately sent TO the presidential
palace for Zelsya'a inspection. \
Even the messages filed by the d.
plonatic and consular representa-
tiver Of the foreign governments are
hsid up and Eene OF them are allowed
to be forwarded by tne telegraph Of
Ace until zelaya gives his consent. =
Il is said many fo.eisncrs at Ma
nagua are suffering for the necessities
OF life and their situation Is serious.
One of the letters received here clos
ss with the following paragraph:
IG eve are praying Gsa win cause
some foreign power to intervene in
the name Of humanity and put an end
to tn. anirchistic condition rnat ex-
lists in Nicarasua"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-03
Fatal Gas Explosion.

Rochester, N Y.--Mrs Margaret
Smith, aged s5 years, and Mrs. Min
ME Wright, aged so years, we're killed
by gas explosion in boarding house
in North street. A Jet in their room
had leaked all night. The Iandlady
detected gas and traced 1t to their
room. She burst IN the door lust in
time to see flames envelope the room!
Mrs. Wright in daEed condition and
half EuGoc.tsd by the escaping gas
had applied match to the leak in
the Jet. she was found dead On the
fosr. The body OF Mrs. Smith lay on
tie bed. a} Hs5i IS sac' siA
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-03
klII. Fs.h.r 70 sex. M..A.r. :

IAurens, g. Gin defense ~ his
mStAer and other members oS tAe
family, John Irby Fuller. aged Is. shot
and nortally wounded his father,
JsGEe V. Fuller, at the Fuller home.
six miles east OF the city. Death
snsusd four hours later from inteYna
bleeding, the entirs charge Of No
g shot having taken eject IN tAs
abdomen. When the shot was Ared
young Fuller was standing on the
stairway, his father in room across
the hallway, With pistol In his hand.
threatening to shoot Mrs. Fuller. after
the had been brutally assaulted By the
husband, the boy being witness ana
interposed defender.oa gaiqsGg 3dt
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-03
Georgian Killed in Ae.Ident.

EiAKark FAliH, N. Y.-Orrfn w Wat
sea, 81 years cid, vas killed in al
auto accident here WAtson's family
lives in Hawlinsville, Ga. With Lou
La Boore. son CT q hotel keeper in the
seat beside him Watson was speeding
a new auto up Tenth street Another
auto came rapidly down a cross street
and to avoid collision Watson turn
ed quickly A part Of the steering
gear gave way and ths machine
smashed into a telegraph pole. Wat
son died In few niAatsa, but ssers
win recover -t aAf i4
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-03
FIVE KILLED IN WRECK.
Motor Machine Was Hi BY TrsiIsy at
Les AncsI0s

Motor MashIns Was Hi BY TrslIsy at
Les AnesISs.
Los Angeles, Cal.-Hiehelss jacobs,
real estate dealer, AID his two
daughters eAa his two so2s are dead.
and Mrs. Jacobs and her tvo-neAtAs-
old baby will probably Gle, a. the re-
suit Of n collision between IA auto
mobile they ware riding In and 4
trolley car on the Los Angeles ana
santa Anna line. 6 miles frsn Lss An
gelss. -....- ss....1
Two ether sons Of Jacobs, Peter
and John, and Miss Josephine solon,
1S years old, jumped from the automo-
bile and escaped with slight Injuries.
While an electric car in which the
persons injured and the bodies of
those killed had been placed. was
coming to Los Angeles, it collided
with a car on the Central avenue line
at sevS6th and Central avenues, in
Los Angeles, and eight other persons
were injured, some seriously.