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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-01
Women s Clubs

NplNlli END FLOWER CLUB
The North iend Flower club viii
hold lta regular monthly nesting
90 Moves cafeteria on November 2
at ~ o'clock
EASTERN STAR CLUB
Eastern Star club win meet 10 sew
from 10 a. m. 20 ., IN ON Friday,
November .. at i0a0 Arcade building.
CHURCH SERVICE LEAGUE
Tho Church Service League OF
Women. Trinity parish. viii meet in
tho Crypt Friday afternoon, Noyvm.
Der 2, az $3.50. Canon Iilina win
speak on the synod. after which
tea win be served, All those inter
csied are invited 10 attend.
COUNCIL or MINUTE WOMEN
The Seattle Council OF Minute
Women VIII hold rummaEe sale
Friday ana Saturday, November ?
and ;. M the Economy Market. First
and Pike. tho proceeds 20 be used
for the benefi, OF disabled veterans.
SEATTLE CIRCLE NO. $40
Seattle Circle No. $40, Nelghbora
of woodernft viii ho.d election OF
officers at Swedish Club hall Friday
evening. November ., All members
welcome.
WEST SEATTLE REVIEW no. 81
West Seattle Review No. 81. W, u.
A. Sewing club. VIII meet az the
home OF Mrs, LeHlie Bowhannnn.
sfos W, Alaska H.. Friday. Noyem,
her :. az .. m.
HOW KIIoI.A CLUB
How khola club members and
their invited guests VIII give
dance and card party In the Bright
ball Friday evening. November :.
coTERTE cLuB
The cptorle club will meet on Fri.
day November ?. at 2iis p. m. al
The home of Mfs. Archibald o Pow
ell. ssos 18th ave. y. r. lend OF
cnwen park carilnei The fine arta
department. Mn. =. r. Gilpatrle.
chairman, viii have charge Of the
following program;
Address. aims ard rufposss 81 tho
Seattle DRAINS t,sarps." pf. v Max dar-
Vlelin.s4
"a The oia Rsffaiss ..... Erslsiss
tbl 'Pisgfet Hsfeaaae" HandsrssF
Misa isliY nfzndsbsrFY, with Nlss Wini-
fred hqHstisia ~ the piano.
"a 'fiark. Hsrk. tho Isrh"...a
tbi '-MaFsh afsissqas@ 800. 70 dag
Mlss winlffsd faasfsld
fiayisi-~ sites Columbia st,... Clemens
Given 10 costume
Miss Mshsi iizsssst afisa Ella isnnos
RuMALAGE SALE FOR
CHAPTER HOUSE FUND
For the benefit % tho University
Chapter House fund. the Mothers
Club u University Chapter. u. A.
X. win Riyo a rnmmasr sale. ri.
day and Saturday. November and
2 ~ 1894 Sixth ave, opposite West,
lake market ANY ono VISITING 20
contribute 10 lhs sale may DO "a
rs communicating with aitA Edna
n. Morgan. kE nwd .sgT or sirs. ".
3. Pond. IA xtaig7.
PUGET SOUND ALuAiNAE
Puget Sound aiumnac Of sigma
Kappa win meet at the chapter
house. s752 aisi ave. n. H.. Friday.
November .. AT ? .. m.
GREENWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
Greenwood Social club. o. r. &.
has baxanr ami dinner In Wood.
land Park Methodist church Friday.
November , Dinner from 70 5
o'clock
LITERARY AND
MUSICAL CLUB
The Ladies Literary and Musical
club VII mect with Mrs. ". G. Clark.
1855 Il. Garfield A.. Friday. Novem.
Der :. Of 2 o'clock
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HORTICULTURAL
ASSOCIATION

Tho first fall meeting Or the Sc.
attic horticultural association will
be held in tie board room al the
Chamber n Commerce. Friday
evening. November :. 90 8 .. N.
SIR Van Aiat VIII speak on tho
srowing Of tulips and hyAcinibn.
Mrr. a. u, Newell on The growing
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Dinner Hosts Before Commodores' Bal

Mr.. G a
saturday house guest Mis-
William city u. Miles
CITY Mont who visiting in The win later stnd the
commoioros' Ban at the Yacht club.
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Of dhffodils and narclani: Mr. r. J..
Cole on diseases Of bulbs and SIR.
A. u. Flagg on the forthcoming
government embargoea Officers will
h. elected Tor tho ensuing year
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
ALnAlNAE no IIoLp

ALuAiSAE TO HOLD
nuMMAGE SALE
ri Beta Phi niumnae win hold d
rImmagc sale MI day Saturday. no.
yembrr .. at 1905 Flint aye. Mn.
Walter Nadigan. FL io,zoss.R, viii
call for any contributions u notified.
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Mothers Club to Hold Reception

The Mothers club Lowell school
Mr.. on afternoon
November from oelock
principal, Mrs Hanson the teachers The
Receiving with Mrs CARRIER and Mr. Mrs
Ebright president ~
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Plans Bridge at Home

Mrs George swnchart entertaining bridge
November
Mrs Donald Eggerman the
Swnehart viii assist
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The American Legion auxiliary
20 Seattle Post No IS. VIII hold a
Silver tea on Friday. November ?.
1880 .. m. AZ lif7 18th ave. n,
with Mira Guy Morse al hostess.
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Tennis Club Tea Assistants

rs corva Ebeiips hosgs a ne Tennis club bag Fdey
afternoon win aisfed by chskr
Donald Mccaien. Airs Lewis
Wagner s,irrat Boynion
Mccfeand Mrs. Paul yonot Mrs. Miss
and Miss Clare stoltenherg
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AAlETnYsT CnAI.TEIl 10 ID

AMETHYST CHAtsIElt NO i5s
Amethyst Chapter No. iss. o, y. y.
will hold "a hagnAf a. 1903 Jackson
IT, Friday and Saturday. November
20. the proceeds 10 increase the
building fund. The public IL cor.
daily invited
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MEDIUM Dnoww HAIR looks best 81
~ after q Golden Ciini hhamp00.--Adyt.
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prcLAMAronY CONTEST
arEyENa W. n. q. No. l

Mrs. Anna X. colwoli win enter.
tain Stevens w. Il. c. No. at IL
O'Clock luncheon ON Friday. Novem.
bef 2. at her home. sas Boylston
ave. n. Comrades and friends wei.
come. Take car No IS and get OF
a, Republican u, Walk two blocks
west.
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cLUns ron FRIDAY
WoMAN's cnNrtfRy

woMAN's CENTURY
cLun
The music department ot tho
woman's Century club win hold l,a
regular monthly meeting Friday.
November g. In the auditorium or
Frederick s Nelson, Tho program
Tor the afternoon win be III Trova.
tore" Mrs, ~ y. Palmerton, direc
tor, VIII give the story Of the opera
and a talk ON Verdi, Illustrations
WI be sung by Mrs c. o. Dlcl,ey
and Mrs, Arthur Iluahion. The
hosioasea Tor tho afternoon arc.
Mira j. II, Nichols. Mra y. w.
Elohr Mrs Van c. Griffin, Mrh.
Frank Wolf and Mrs, Norwood W.
Hrockett.
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Musical Program announced for Guild Tea \

delightful musical pAnntd b. nieraken
guild for s brse TO be held tbs Seattle Yacht cub Friday after
November =. o'clock.
II includes vocal numbers Mira b. Hayteds
cups Dc Heg0 The Wood Iehmannl The
Dance Dent vaick" Gokrcj
from the Cornish
cello VIII play Romance" niarschnen and Londonderry AIR r
Tickets Parker
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Brides-Elect wa BE COMMUNICATED

Mrs Walter nei Van pun and her sister Mrs Mee Wayne Nc
a laurel
Miss Clara
Emory. whose Allen recently
jefferson. stanton
Frederick n
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Entertain This Afternoon

Mrs Robert F. Small and her daughter Mira Edwards
bridge tabcs
Mrs snafs home This is the series o.
planned by these
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Mrs. McLoughlin GiUes Luncheon

Mrs George ~ Mclaughlin this
University club with delightful luncheon honor Mrs William
Utter who has
D. Beagle. Of Mount Vernon who visiting
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Music
Violin Recital

NlOlll IbtClLdl
a concert viii DO given by Sri
EnEmann. ylollniAt. pupil Of HELLER.
Collins, assisted By syea Male Choir
and Miss Hattie sdenbolm. accom-.
PIANIST. ai the First Swedish Baptist
church, Ninth ave. and Pine H.. on
Friday evening. November 2. at sds
O'Clock.
The program follows.
Honata OF. observation-disclosures
II
Concerto 10. 7.....o.....pe Bsuloi
III
"a "AnEhaihanE'' iludhlha
tbl "Aidfie on Iris" .s,...s.. Bsllnan
hyea Male choir.
I'd "nansons,ias '...,. Tsehaihowssy
40 Hungarian Dance 30. O. brahms
tej chant seEfe" ......,.., Kramer
V
faj To Spring ..,.......+..,. Gfisg
tbl ''boltsiRa' .ssfssts.f.sssts gftrg
CO. Dance Caprice .t..rs+'..., NfisE
VI
fsl Absent .....4....tsssts Nrtcaff
tbj Jelly Isilews'' 49,. nhys, Herbert
Hyes Male Choir.
VII
fhl 'Polemaiss Brilliant ,wisnhwsid
OBJ 'visBatse B2nE" ,.,,..ss krslnlsr
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Mrs John Carroll Perkins Engsh GaFdens7 sponsored
Seattle Garden
gardens
demand chage
u which Mrs Edward them sale
Hollywood Gardens be oh
Ained which the
Wocns University auditorium Saturday sso
The committee Nah lecture ths public
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Mrs Ralph Chatham extending luncheon tWniy
tho Rainier Thursday November honor Mira
William Blyth the
II Clark Later the viii enjoy bridge at Mrs chathans
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MOTHERS CLUB
II 1MMAGE SALE

~ % 'I0NfIf VlNItT
The Phi Delta Theta Mothers
club VIII hold rummage sale Fri,
day and Saturday. November 2.s. at
the Farmers Produce Market. Sew.
cnih and Wcstlako.
q. A, r. CARD PARTY
Mrs Maurice Trcmpcr win give a
card party for the benefit Of the
ladies' OF thu q. A. n. home. Fri.
day evening. November :. al s
p, m, az the Universal Whist club
room. No. Economy hall. Coupon
prizes.
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I.lasclll Iuslnnra cnIfn

LnsClfl HEIGHTS CLUB
Tho Leschi Heights Womnn'a I'M
proyoment club viii meet with Mrs
William williams. IA gam ave. b.
Friday, November 2. M 2 o'clock,
BETHLEHEM SHRINE
bethlehem Shrine, White Shrine Of
Jerusalem. win meet Friday evening,
November 3. az 3 o'clock. In the Ma
sonic temple.
EXPLANATORY CONTEST
Mru. Anna X. colwcll IL IN charge
Of tho dcelnmntory contest for Capt.
tol Iilll W. G. n. ~, TO be held Fri
day. Nov. 2. al p. m. al Tho Haven
". n, church, broadway N. and
Lynn IL. The program follows;
peyoilonais BY tho REV ST. Edwin
Randall
Musie.
Conisstapisf
Johnny Richards. 'erem"
urneYisYa ifins. "ffhH'H Patriotism
elizabeth hmith. Mrs. Wigs Sunday
School Glass"
Verna Mas Andersen. fgIe Dian't
Think" accompanied b. Esther I.gis An
dsfs8n on the plsun.
Gloria INVERSION 'tlsoYsf ~ Church"
vornA cassei. '-fbs Convict Violin"
Vocal solo
piano dpst ~ verna Mae Anderson
ana Esther Lois Anderson.
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Mrs. Dauison Hostess at Dinner

Mrs Dawson entertained her
home Roy swnk or The
Marine Barracks IN Bemerton
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GiUes Informal Affair

Mrs Johnston informally bridge and
tea this afternoon at her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-01
VIII Glue Luncheon

Mrs Wallace Green Collins IS arranging a lunch
home on Tuesday afternoon. November g.
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

Mrs Calvin Hall will Park Guild at the
ohopcdic Tea Shop Friday assisted by Mrs
Mrs w Ludyigscn Mrs A. Douglas Mira
g. j. Kieburtz g.. Mrs T.
Neuhe, and Mrs H. schiller
North Guild shop
represented by Mrs Walter Hnman
AugIand Lillian
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LITERARY AND

LITERARY AND
MUSICAL CLUB
The Ladies Literary and Musical
club VII mect with Mrs. ". c. Clark.
1858 u. Garfield ss. Friday. Novem.
Der :. Of 2 o'clock.
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Mrs. CARRIER to GiUe Luncheon
Garden Club Sponso1ino Lecture

MIS- A. aber y arrangng an INFORMAL LUNCHEON q ouseh cove
at her home for Friday afternoon q this week.
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w Burgh Of Seattle, Wichita Fails
soIemnized o. o'clock
at the home Of Kellogg The cere-
performed the Rev r. r.
Both Mr. and Mrs Kellogg
trip Bluff ST. Wichita Fails
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Plans Completed for Sorority Bazaar

Alpha ri Delta s
Christmas at Wash.
ingon Mrs L. L. Gandofo chairman
Lyle Branchnower in the booth Dempsey
handkerchief BOOTH Mrs d. s. Thoand
dolls and infants apparel Miss Helen
Burdete Wilson
Partisan swimming doll will
Tea win be served from IL until Henry
F. w. Meisnest, Mrs Edmund The
Mothers club viii have charge the bridge o'clock
the affair will conclude with a in
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Bridqe Lsncheon at Rainier CIub

the committee wishes the lecture the puzzle
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GREENWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
Greenwood Social club. o. r.. &.
has baxanr ami dinner in WOOD,
land Park Methodist church Friday.
November 2 Dinner from 20 )
o'clock.
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RuMMAGE SALE FOR
CHAPTER HOUSE FrxD
aouNp AI.lfMNAE

AhRtft &8ANH AAsAAAsNAtr
Puget Sound aiumnae Of sigma
Kappa win meet al the chapter
house. s752 ais, ave. y. ~. Friday.
November .. at ? .. m.
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Delta Gamma AIumnae to Meet
Miss Florence B7roh Married

Delta Gamma aunnae asked
Saturday afternoon November with Mrs Trempe
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
CITIZENS TO FORM
LEAGUE FOR FIGHT
ON LAWBREAKERS
Meeting Of West indianapolis
People Called for Sunday
Afternoon,

BOOtleggers. gamblers and other law
viclators are going to find West In
dianapolis treaCherous territory, ac-
cording to plans of men and women
who are forming a Good Citizens
League.
A meeting viii be held at 2:30 p m
Sunday at the Friends Church. Lam.
bert and Lee SITS. to effect organiza
ton. The Rev Henry Mckinley is
pastor Of this church.
The organization plans to hire de
tectives to investigate and later 10
report to the police or State officers,
members said. Charges that police
have failed to make arrests in fragrant
cases of law violation were made TO-
day
Almost all the churches in West IN
dianapoHs are backing the movement,
it is said AT a preliminary meeting
last Sunday at the Blaine Ave NJ. r.
Church. more than 500 men were
present.
We are going to enforce the law,
by lawful methods" one man said 10
day.
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MOTHERS WARNED
TO WATCH FIRES
Parent of Girl Hurt in Ex-
pI0Si0n Gives Advice,

Warning Indianapolis mothers tC
keep their children away from any
possible chances of burns or scalds
Mrs. Ora Coy. $40 Birch Ave. Is hap
py that her girl, Lenora. 10. is re
covering from burns suffered by ex
plosion of the kitchen stove.
Lenort probably owes her life to the
quick thinking of her sister, Florence
who rushed to her aid.
Today, Mrs. Coy was eager to ad
wise:
Mothers! Be careful. Don't
allow matches to be placed where
children can play with them.
Watch your children constantly.
Keep them away from open fires
or stoves. Keep kerosene and
gasoline out Of their reach.
My experience has made me
realize the every day dangers
children face in the home. No
mother can afford to be too care
full of fire when children are
around"
Lenore was attempting to start a
fire with kerosene. Live Goals were
ignited. The flames leaped high. The
girls hair was sin I'd. Her sister
dragged Lenoro to safety. Mrs. Coy
was upstairs.
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Married at is. Margot JUL Roger.
90 Of zoos n Illinois St, today mar
rated her experiences Of four event
ful years as a French war bride
The romance terminated in do
vorce granted in Superior Court
here.
MY husbaud-he had too many
American lady friends" she ex-
planned.
She studied English in college
in "Paree' before she met Alex
ander Hudson, an Indianapolis
youth. stationed as a military po-
Hceman in her home town, Selles
Scher Hudson now is a street car
conductor on the College Ave. line
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Plans for The Times marble cham
pionship contest are progressing.
Within a few days the date Of the
preliminary contests and the program
will be announced.
Meanwhile. send your name, age,
address ana number or name Of your
school to the Marble Editor of The
Times, 50 you will be cure to be en-
tered, for you must be officially en-
tered in order to play for the city
championship. The winner of the
city championship win have u chance
to become national marble champion.
This contest will be staged at At
lantic City. If a Times player is
eligible this paper will pay his or
her expenses and those of the play
er's father or mother.
The Marble Editor expects thou
sands Of boys and girls to enter the
tournament. Any boy or girl attend
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
BAGLIN SENTENCED
TO PRISON TERM
Receives 2 to IA Years for
Grand Larceny,

After pleading guilty in Criminal
Court today 10 a charge Of grand lar
ceny Charles Baglin, arrested Dec.
20. 1922 when he seized a bag OF
money containing S2,39o from an EN-
ploye Of the S. S. Kresge & Co, five
and ten-cent store, was given a sen
tence of two to fourteen years in the
State Reformatory.
Judge James A. Collins also fined
Baglin, 81 and costs. Baglin is II
years old.
He was captured by a police ser
geant near Illinois and Maryland SITS,
after a chase by Thomas Hawkins,
the employe. who was making the
rounds Of the cash registers collect
ing Christmas sale receipts. Baglin
fired several times with a revolver
after getting the money.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
THUG SURPRISES BARBER
Robbery Attempt of Thief Concealed
in Automobile Fails.

An unidentified assailant failed in
an attempt to rob, but succeeded in
escaping after an attack on Roy F'ow-
Ter, 130 Herman St, Friday night, ac-
cording to police today. Fowler told
the police that he had his car parked
in front of his barber shop at $40 E
Washington ST.. and, after closing.
took the days receipts and drove
home. When he stopped, the man.
concealed in the rear seat, struck him
over the head with a blunt instru-
ment, but failed to fell him In the
tussle that followed the man freed
himself and ran.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
AIR RACE NEEDS MONEY
City Must Raise $4,000 to Land Ma
tiOnal Event.

Before Indianapolis would be con
sidered for the national balloon race
TO be held early in June she must be
ready to put up $4,000 for prizes
and other expenses, according to
Harry Cross, president Of the In
dianapolis Aero Club. Cross said the
club has the matter under consid-
Grafton.
The race viii he to- choose three
representatives and three alternates
to the race for the James Gordon
Bennett trophy, in Belgium. next Sep
tember.
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They were married July 10. 1919.
John c.. Ruckelshaus, attorney.
told the court Nargot will 20 back
to France ne soon as she earns suf-
ticieut money as cook in a restau-
rant
Here is what he left mo for"
the war bride said In court. Il
don't see how he could" she added
as she exhibited pictures Of half a
dozen correspondents
Miss Rogers said she finds Ameri-
cans except her former husband
and his lady friends" agreeable
people. but She yearns for the nome
of her father. lie is n French gov
crnment employe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
ORVILLE BADGER GUILTY
Man Found Here Convicted of Murder
in Michigan.

a telegram from Benton HarbOr,
Mich, received today by Sheriff
George Snider, stated that Orville
Padger alias "John Jones' formerly
held here on charges in Federal
Court of violating the narcotic law,
had been convicted of first degree
murder. He was accused of killing
his business partner, throwing the
body into Lake Michigan.
Snider recognized Badger from a
picture from Benton Harbor as the
man wanted there While he was held
here by Federal authorities.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
SCIPIO'S RECORD STUDIED
Collins Gives Him $500 Fine and Sixty
Days on Farm.

Upon reading the city court record
of Scipio Williama. colored, 765 In
diana Ave, Judge James A. Collins,
Criminal Court, save him fine Of
5000 and costs and sixty days on the
Indiana State Farm for violating the
prohibition law.
Williams has been tried six times
in city court since Feb. 6, 1929 on
charges of violating liquor laws, and
was found guilty twice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
ALLEGED EMBEZZLER
HELD IN ST. LOUIS
Man Indicted on Charge of Taking
S95 600 From Cleveland Firms.

BU United Pre8s
ST. LOUIS. March 1O.-George J..
J. Mckay. ~, was held today for
authorities Of Cleveland where indict-
ments have been returned against him
charging cmbczzlement Of $4,000
from two Cleveland firms.
Mckay was indicted on charges of
embezzIlng SIS, 900 from the Middle
States Discount Company and 100000
from the Born Steel Range Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
NEW BACK IN CAPITAL
Three-day Visit Of Cabinet Member
Here Is Ended.

Harry S. New. Postmaster General,
is in Washington today after a three
day visit here.
They can talk about political hon,
crs all they want. but l would rather
have the good viii OF my neighbors
and lifelong friends as a citizen ana
a Hoosier." New said TO the Optimist
Club at the Claypool Friday. He said
prosperity has come under the pres
ent Administration
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
FEVER WOMAN GROWS
WEAKER; LOSES APPETITE
Physicians Report Temperature 115
and Pulse of 120.

By United Press
ESCANABA, Mich, March 1O.-Miss
Eva Lyons, suffering from a fever Of
more than ia for more than three
weeks, was considerably weaker today
and appeared to be losing her appe-
tite. She ate only a little broth.
Physicians reported her temperature
at 115 and pulse 12O today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
MOTHER AND BABE DIE
WHEN STILL EXPL0DES

Blast Wrecked Attic of Home and
Fired WOman's Clothing.
By United Press
CLEVELAND March 10.-A moth
er and her 9-months-old baby died
early today from injuries when q
fifty gallon moonshine still exploded
in the attic Of their home. Mrs. Jo-
sephine Bordonaro, 30. was watching
the still while she rocked her baby.
Her husband, Louis. was downstairs.
The explosion wrecked the attic
and set fire to the clothing Of Mrs.
Bordonaro and her baby.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
Set Road Bond Hearings

Hearings before w. I. Adams.
special representative Of the State tax
board. Will be held Friday on a $52,-
900 road bond issue for Greene County,
and a S63, 900 similar issue from Glib
son County the following Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
Linguiist!

Despite his testimony, trans
lated by his 9-year-old son from
Serbian into perfect English,
that his wife bought the liquor
found by police in a raid Feb. 5.
Frank Rotar. Sr., 2130 w. St.
Clair St, today was fined SO
and costs in city court on a blind
tiger charge.
The lad told Judge Wilmeth
he was in the 1 A grade.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
THE WEATHER

Forecast for Indianapolis and vi
cinity is mostly cloudy tonight with
temperature 80 to 80 degrees. Sunday
probably showers and warmer
HOURLY TEMPERATURE.