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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
N40 TO so BLIND
VETS HERE
Gathering Today for First
National Convection


osge ies'slatioa for the bstter
4 mcnt ~ tho condition ~ Iloa
Neang Americans. blinded in thr
NoT.a var, tho thiri arnusl conNta.
noh of the United states Blind vet
tfaa7 oprnea in mo Rainier Grand
hotel Monday About so veterans
same with wives chIl1rrn or moth.
ers, attended tho sessions.
Raymond D. nay. who was blinded
hy a shot3i Moutfauuun late In 1918
Is commander az the ORGANIZATION
he is am "a FIRST lieutenant 10 the
tt,h infantry. machine gun hattai.
yon. and enc ~ the two totally blind
ofnccrs la tho army, Harvey =. OH.
bert. chairman 90 ths convrntion
committcc. vas blinded az scissors
AFTER service on five fronts Altha
~ lost a finger, too. Dc PLAYS thu
violin in a Baltimore. Nd. orchssfra
ho was with tbs first division.
or iioo boys IN the nation Who are
ehsiblc 20 belong 20 the organization.
about 900 have Joined. commandsr
Day sid An Of the members have
been az the Evergreen school. Hati.
more. a goycrnmcnt institution Tor
rehabilitation. Many Of them arr
musicians, while others have been
Taught poultry raising. or typevrit.
ing, or have taken business courses
Quite a number married nurses from
The hospital connected with the
school
Mayor Brown welcomed the vetar-
ans asserting that he favored vo.
caiioual training. not alone for war.
blind. but Tor every blind person IN
the nation.
The convention viii bc conducted
Eencraily IN executive session. AZ
noon Monday there was a banquet
in the l. G. smith Building rrstau-
rant Later IN the week the ygter.
ans win be guests aboard a yacht
for a trip on the Sound and thru
the canal into Lake Washington
The meetings win end on satur,
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
Lodges Successor
Is Being Discussed

WASHINGTON. Nov 10. - The
death OF Senator Lodge removed
from tho senate the senator Of
longest service, tho republican floor
Lender and the chairman Of the ALL
important foreign relations commit
tee. which played so great part
IN history during the league OF ma
tons fight.
Senator Borah. Idaho, viii sue
coed Lodge as chairman Of the for
clgns relations committee. but his
successor as republican floor leader
is less certain.
Senator Warren. Wyoming. is next
after Lodge in point OF service in
the senate. having served since 1895
and an unbroken senate precedent
provides the senior member Of the
party shall be the floor leader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
Plague Is Halted
in CAL; 30 Dead

LOS ANGELES. Nov. i0.--Bellcf
that tho pneumonia plague epidemic
among local Mexlc0ns has been malt
ed was expressed by health author
ties today with no reports Of adj
ditlonal cases received for the past
four days.
SIX victims u the malady arc
dII in the general ohspital while
30 have died since the diseago first
broke out. nearly month ago.
a rigid quarantine Is still main
iaIned around tho few blocks In
Sonora TowiY where tho epidemic
originated, with armed policemen on
guard night and day around the
arena. (.
They arc stationed at 25-foot In
tervals and all residents Of the
district are closely confined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
WALL STREET is
BOOMING
Brokers Swamped by Most
Buying Orders in Years

NEW YORK. Nov. io-wan
Street brokers were showed under 20,
day with the biggest accumulation
~ buying orders that has piled up
n recent years. and tho stock mar.
kst responded with further advances
IN rails. oils and industrials.
HEADS % stock exchange firms re-.
ported no iet.up IN the pronounced
market activity.
Market values Of % leading rail
stocks showed tho greatest advance
IN a decade. stocks gulng W from
Two 10 eight points since the na.
tional elections. Values Of these -
stocks increased norr than $3.50. 900.
900 last week.
steel common headed tho indus.
trial leaders today In anticipation Of
q favorable tonnage statement. steel
reached a new high Tor tho year.
iisis. before noon. Steady accumu.
lation IN steel by Influential nnan.
cial interests r. declared By market
experts 20 II based upon anticipa-
ton Of capital distribution Of some
sort within tho next year. but Il is
>Smphasizod that tho general public
ls0 Is IN tho market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
City Employees Called
to Testify in Oil Suit
Many Cops and Firemen Defrauded of Money
Thru Mails, Suit Alleges

CEvEIAL dozen Seattle nrsmrn
- aui street railway -. 10,
been ruhuofrlei in the t4al "a mo
'tf' on CO. which opens TutHday
before Federal Judrs jeremiah Net
rrer
Eight defendants have been
charged with u-uE the mails 20 d..
iuud Seven 70 In custody and GOV.
eminent agents ~ the country are
searching Tor tho tiFhth man.
Lester Bachr. one q the defend.
an's. was brought 90 Seattle sunday
from So Louis by deputy o. 5 mar.
thais ~ Missouri
The 90 concern fcu into the tolls
.of tho hw several months ago when
Ia swarm 20 investors. practically an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10

~ whom are members ~ che city
fire department. and street railway
department questioned thr acts %
thr C1.1pauya BFeuts
The seven defendants arc Leroy y
B.EsI1v, c }. Rasmussen. Lrsne vs..
Tbayrf. Mf D. Gallagher Lester
iiaghe. g. ~ UruiIuErr D. A Wood
rich and ~ Benton Benton has not
been unprecedented
The on concern had leases in Ken.
tucky For "a time the investors
Wsre paid dividends. Then new capital
was rsSsi UHtrnuh'y % drll neg
Wells A committee u fremen was
selected 90 investigate thf proposition.
A. a result - the committees find
inEs. the charges were brought IN
federal o1urt here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10

shsndrkoL ti5 Cherry e.. broken
leg.
william Rea. 20. ana = HOgatrom.
-. were arrested for drunken driving
early Monday morning and held Tor
$500 bail each. J. a, Johnson. a..
was arrested a. hls home. 52i2 flft
ave. s. W. on a charge Of reckless
driving Johnson's car was badly
damaged IN a crash with a truck a.
Westlake ave. and Thomas ~. John,
son Is said 10 have deserted the car
and when he returned home reported
the machine stolen. lie denied hav.
ing driven the car az the time of the
crash,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
Two Held Charged
With Booze Piracy

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov io-war'
rants charging piracy arc expected
here today from Vancouver - C..
for two men Identifying themselves
are Uhtl Burisl ana Milo EFgcru, az.
rested here after nation vide
search ~ detectives commissioned
BY tho British government
Tho men are haid 20 have been nc.
tive M fhilnchng'' operations
against rum ships on tho high seas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
IA GrIL aBrANED" I'M

ATLANTIC CITY y. J., Nov. 10,
Tho sea CULTS habit ~ taking
clans 20 "a great height and drop.
ping them, caused disaster a. Abe
i.ocho. former cop. who was biz on
the head by a falling clam ycater.
day and had 20 be- treated IN a
nearby drug store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
FEAR PLAGUE IN
ILLINOIS
Two Dead, IL Sick; Testing
Blood of Victims

MARION. H., Nov 10.-Followlng
the death Of two women at Hurst,
n mining village near here, and the
serious illness Of ~ persons. the
state board OF health today ordered
samples Of blood Of the victims sent
TO Springfield for tests to determine
whether this section is in the grip
Of the pneumonia pingue.
The two women died Friday within
nine hours and the others became Ill
the next day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
RACE RIOTS IN
KENTUCKY
State Troops in Danyille
Following Murder

DAEEILLE Eg. Sow. l1-stafs
troops Herr rgEfrl ro uauvHls 90
fay % qgrI a. riots TesulilIr
from fhn murder ~ E1saFl
W.ukle a.
EH hundred armed whites
marched On go negroes who tooA
refuge iu On abandoned quaUy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
PREMIER OF FRANCE
IN ARMISTICE DAY
GREETING TO u. S.

copyright. 1924. by United Prear)
DARs. Nov. iO.--Prenlior Her.
L riot Of Franco today sent 70
tho United states, thru the Unit.
cd Press. an Armistico day greet
ing in connection with obsery.
nnce of tho occasion tomorrow.
ION tho anniversary day Of the
victory of liberation" ilerriot's
message reads. 81 am happy to
salute tho great people of the
United states. who share with
France her sufferings and her
hopes.
I'VE. today see tho first rays
Of the dawn OF the real peace,
n peace that can only DO founded
upon right and by sincere col.
lnboratlon Of free people.
(SignedD
"EDoUARD HERRIOT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
z ARE EXECUTED
PIotterS Against Spain Are
Speedily Punished

BARCELONA. Nov io.-with tho
execution OF two anarchists this
morning the police here believe they
have definitely crushed a revolution.
ary' plot against spain's military d.
rcctorate.
Seven other anarchists are held.
awaiting sentence. Roundup Of sus.
poets continues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
Boy Knocked From
Horse and Killed

TACOMA. Nov. i0.-Discovcry d
his ridsFlsss horse with bloodstains
on the saddle yesterday led 90 the
finding OF the dead body OF Leslie
Keywood. IS. lying under an oak
tree on the Camp Lewis reserve. He
is believed 70 have been knockd from
the horse By the low.hansing branches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
Robbers Make Big
Haul of Tobacco

Pryiug open the rear door OF the
LiKgctt q Myers tobacco warehouse.
1888 second ave, SUNDAY night
thisvca loaded an auto with over
1900 worth of cigarettes and chew.
ing tobacco and escaped. The loot
included $4,000 cigarettes Co pounds
Of chewing and four cases % smoking
tobacco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SEN. LODGE
STARTS ON PAGE

The day. Regret 20 state the out,
look Is most unfavoruhle"
DIR. Cunningham announced tina,
the senator had suffered no pain
Al any time since tho shock O.
CURED wednesday. when a blood
vessel rupturcd in his brain.
Governor Cox n expected short
y 20 announce Lodges successor
who viii serve for two year,. when
an election will 10 held. William
~ Butler. who was President Cool
iaEc's campaign manager, g. spoken
% ns n possibility,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
WOMAN Cut
IN ACCIDENT

Victims Of minor traffic accidents
an OF whom were attended At the city
hospital were. Mrs. ,. copello. 1850
l7th ave. s.. cut on the head. John
Armstroug70. cut about the face
Mrs. Dolly Whltchouse. 30, Of Kirk.
land. and her ninsyCar-old daughter
yelmn, both cut and bruised. George
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DEATHS
STARTS or PAGE 1

Tor fuo dayr She was hu hy ur
automobile driven by Edward Young
t51i Seventh aFe. g. az Pint ave
and Pike b.. ThHrTlay
Mrs. Sarah Dempsey. -. vas
the third auto victim 10 die
Over the week end Injured
October 10. ln spectacular
auto snashup Two miies from
D nlls CITY un the Sunset high
way. Mn Dempsey had fought
a losing hattie fur life, which
ended ID Gro n. m. Monday la
her death a the Swedish hos
pital
Mu nsmpssy's home was ~ 20'
Belmont ave. - whore she lived
eih her daughter. Mr. Frances
Purcell The coroner - inyeHugat
ing the care. az The details N me
crash are unknown. Tho body II
Mrs Dempsey T. az the University
Undertaking pariprE.
Robert sihiry. o. HolleY wash.
crushed b a street car last Wednes
day night az stone way and y. bst
e.. died IN the city hospital late sun
day night Ills skull was fractured.
other victims ~ hitandrun dFiy
ers were Charles Gunderman. SO
sailor from the q s lightship swlfi
sure. run down az Railroad ave. =
and Dearborn ~, double fracture o
the right leg. o. Settlers. %, OF 30
18th ave. f.. hit by a speeding aut
AZ no got OF q street car az IAN ave
s. and Hill ~. cuts and bruises,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
This Holdup Rode
a Red Automobile

a bandit plying his trade in a red
automobile late Sunday night held
up J. 3. Looney. 1o2 18th ave. ". on
Denny way between 18th and 18th
ayes. robbing him Of slt45. The
thug escaped after the holdup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
REns RAID NILLAGEs

LONDON. Nav. io-Ths Time
bucharest correspondent reports
nat "bolsheyik" bands in Bessarabi.
attacked two villages and Attempted
10 dynamite a train, all the while
distributing propaganda against oc'
rupation of the territory by hu-
mania.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
He Takes Mortgage
Papers Worth $500

Burgiarizing tho home Of James
w. DaIrymple, I'LL Y. Alder 81.
"A thief sunday night stole mortgage
papers valued az $500, a watch and
chain. siiyerwarc and clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
BALDWIN ON Jon

LONDON. Nov io.-Etanley BALD
win went % No. no Downing A. 10
day and formally started work ~
prime minister of Great Britain.
oonfcrrlng with hiH secrctariat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
spANIsH pAINTER DIES

AUTUy. France. Nov. lO.-CIp-
rlano LsTue Dcsoria. wei known
Spanish painter. died hero today
ut tho age Of "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10

TwO more deaths from
autos reported Monday,
brought the total for the year
IN Seattle 10 50. The total for
gun deaths in the city stands
az IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
EMBEZZLER lNSURES
SELF TO MAKE GOOD
HIS FIRMS LOSSES

GAN FItANCIsCo. Nov To-
- Here's a new use Tor no in
-lrauCe.
Vincent ~ Mason. accused -
ombeulinE $4,000 from Edward
Brown q Sons. brokers has ap-
Piled Tor "a $4,000 lie Insurance
policy in favor ~ the firm 10
reimhurao u Tor 90 loss aud for
an additional policy 20 cover In
terest from now until Dc dies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
HIS STOLEN SUIT AND
HAT DRIFT BY; DRAGS
OCCUPANT TO STATION

NTHES George BurTGWE D. X
w hotel. some time ago found
that Iis suit and hat, with iz5.
had been stolen by O. burglar, he
was very Indignant But lbs
wrath was 40 nothing when he
Jaw the suit and has drift by
him On the street sunday night
Burrows reached out and grab
bed the collar and that suit
and dragged the youth inside =
10 the police station. The SUIT
was occupied b. Kenneth Ward.
10. who b. now held - the juyen-
be- deteution home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-26

WOmen's Union Suits
Fine ribbed, low neck and
sleeveless; closed suits. Sizes
38 to AZ. Month-end OOo
Price at. .......... OJC
$1.75 PetticOats, $1.OO
Of soft finish sateen, fiat
pie ated flounces; novelty
braid trimming; in navy and
black; sizes to 60-inch c.
hip. Month-end Price at GD1
75c Boomers to Be sec
Of black striped sateen,
full-cut and reinforced; first
quality. Month-end E0o
Price at. ........... OOC
S1.98 Silk Chemise, $1.44
Of crepe de chine, radio
and cuddle silk; dainty lace
and ribbon trim
ming. Month-end CT M
Price at. ........ O1s44
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
HERE IS Il LIST OF
NEEDY FAMILIES

" ANITA CLAUS may miss
these families, unless you
~ help him:
FAMILY NO. 16. Eight children
fill this little home and empty the
family purse, even when the father
has full-time work. There is no
margin FOR Christmas toys and
extras. Girls are 70. II, Z and g.;
boys. Q. s. 2 and |. The division Of
child hygiene of the city board of
health has been visiting the children.
/ Needs: Dinner and toys.
II. A MAN who has such poor
health as has been at the hospital
three times in the last year has not
much chance to play Santa Claus to
his little children. There is a 3-year-
old boy and a 1-year-old girl. who
have been under the care OF the
division Of child hygiene. Father,
mother and children would welcome
good dinner and some playthings
for the children
10. THREE fatherless girls and
their mother. who works every day
in restaurant. make up this family.
The girls are TO- u and IA. and are
recommended by the division OF child
hygiene. Dolls, or more Srown-u1
{ gifts. some warm stockings or other
clothing. and perhaps a special
basket OF food, will be a pleasant
surprise.
10. IN THIS home is a widow
who sews to earn her daily bread.
and her three girls. aged s. II and
l3 They are recommended by the
division of child hygiene. a Christ
mas dinner, books and playthings
and something pretty and warm for
the girls 10 wear will he appreciated.
FAMILY No. /. at whose home a
new baby is expected. is provided
for, except for bedding and house
/ furnishings.
FAMILY No. :. the father Of
which was seriously injured I'm an
automobile accident several weeks
ago, will be given groceries. toys
and clothing FOR the l-year old boy
and the 6-vear-old girl The other
children still need clothing. and the
rent is overdue There are girls
aged 10. and S and boys aged II and
3. besides the two already cared for
FAMILY No. . viii receive food
and clothing for the baby MIX and
clothing also are needed for the 9th
or children girls aged H. Q. x,
and 4. and one boy aged 10.
FAMILY NO. 10. consisting Of a
deserted wife and her three chill
dren. will be given a basket 81 food
Coal also Is needed
FAMILY NO. 10. consisting Of par
ents and six children. would appre
ciate Christmas dinner and toys
/ Boys are II, s and ? girls s, and
months.
FAMILY No -. struggling hare
% pay its grocery bills. incurred
during the fathers illness. will re
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
DEATH COMES TO
AUGUST BELMONT
Veteran Sportsman Dies
Following Operation,

By United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 1l.-Auguot
Belmont. traction magnate anu
sportsman, died at his home Wednes-
DAY evening after an illness of only
thirty-six hours. Death came aftCi
apparent recovery from an operation
due to Inflammation of the cellular
tissue i'm his right arm. BelmCn;
was Il years old.
Announcement Of burial plans
have not been made, but interment
will probably he in the family vault
at Newport.
Belmont was the fnancier and or
ganizer Of the first subway con
Quoted in New York. He was keen
" interested in racing and was a
patron Of opera.
During the presidential campaign
Of 1904. Belmont was the principal
hacker of Alton p Parker. the
Democratic nominee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
DRIVER INJURIES
WOMAN; GOESON
Motori8t Fails to Stop After
Accident,

Police today were looking for the
driver of an auto which struck and
injured Mrs. Rosie Lee. 81, Of 1873
Lafayette Rd.. at Sixteenth ST. and
Lafayette Ri The driver did not
stop.
Leon Cohen. Z. Of 3O2S N, Capitol
Ave. was cut on the right eye when
struck by \an auto driven by Mrs.
/. E. Timberlake. colored, 40, 2505
indianapolis Ave. Mrs. Timberlake
was slated Accident occurred at
Thirtieth St. and Capitol Ave.
Abner Akers. Al, 594 n Tacoma
Ave. and John Caldwell. AZ OF 1898
y Arsenal Ave. were slated when
Caldwen's bicycle was struck by
Akers auto at Thirteenth and Belle
fontaine SITS Caldwell was injured.
Police said he had no light on his
bicvcle
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
SCIENCE SUCCEEDS
Milk Of Magnesia and
Mineral Oil Now Com
bined.

It has always been necessary 70 pre-
scribe milk Of magnesia and mineral oil
separately. even though il has been gen
orally recognized that. to be most ef-
fectlve. they should work together
Haley's Magnesia oil IS 4 highly Sic
cessful combination Of both II IS harm
loss. causes no gripping or nausea. and
may he safely taken in large doses
Very palatable-uo oily taste can he
mixed with milk and given children
without their knowledge
The oil carries the magnesia straight
IN the lower bowel. the saat IF most
so-called stomach trouble. Roth oil and
mgC0esia work together. Their indi-
vidUal effectiveness is immeasurab bly,
jucreas ed and The result is much quick
ct and more positive arfiun.
tat q bottle uf Halev'< Ma guesia oil
today. Most druggists sell H. II yours
cant supply y"u We viii mail postpaid
"u receipt ~ price. Trial size. ~ :
family size. 81 The Haley Mo Com
u1uV THdfauauuiiS Ind
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
M. S. HAWKINS IN SPAIN?
Mayor Shank Is Informed OF Alleged
Hiding Place of Fugitive.

Rumor that Morton S. Hawkins
Of Portland. Ind, fugitive president
Of the Hawkins Mortgage Company
and chief defendant in the Hawkins
Sc, 000 900 fraud conspiracy case, is
in hiding in Spain with a $2,O0oo0o
fortune in Spanish banks reached
the city Wednesday.
Mayor Shank said a Portland
Gnd) man told him Hawkins was
not worrying about his future and
had prepared a place in Spain to go
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
T0day,S Best
Radio Features

Copyright, 1924. by United Press
WIP. Philadelphia (509ND T. NJ.
EST-"Cavaleria Rusticana' and "Ig
Pagliacci,' by Civic Opera Company.
WIFI. Philadelphia (395NO 8 p. NJ,
EST-Public rehearsal Of Straw
bridge e ClOthIer chorus in Christ
mas program.
WHAM. Westminster (277.SAD $50
2. NJ. EST-Tfandel's oratorio. THE
Messiah
WOAW. Ohama (526M- ?. NJ.
CST-SpelIbring' Concert Orchestra.
WEAF. New York (492M $50 =.
NJ Dinner to owen r. Young.
general agent Allied Preparations
Commission direct from Waldorf
Astoria Hotel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
Ford Runs 81 Miles on
Gallon Of Gasoline

new automatic and Regulating
device has been invented by John A..
Stransky. 45t3 Fourth St, Pukwana,
South Dakota with which automobiles
have mado from 30 TO 81 miles on a gal
Ion Of gasoline. 1t removes carbon and
reduces spark plug trouble and over
heating. 1t can be installed by any one
in five minutes Mr.. Stransky wants
distributors and is willing to send a
sample at his own risk. Write him TO-
Northumberland
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11

ceive basket Of food, and clothing
for the baby. IS months old. It still
needs toys and clothing for the other
children and the father. Girls are
aged IA. IL and 10; boys. 16 and 4.
= widow and her 7-year-old son,
who make up family No. II, would
appreciate d Christmas dinner and
extras. The mother is sick in bed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
HANDS OFF IN MOROCCO
L. :. Will Not Participate in Span
ish Difficulties.

~ L NltfH fFfeN
WASHINGTON. Dec. l1.-Serious
international complications may
arise out Of the Moroccan problem,
which almost precipitated "A World
War in 1912. following SPANS evac-
uation II most Of her Moroccan
zone. # was believed in diplomatic
circles here today.
a hands-of policy has been "ecid-
I'd upon by the United States in case
the Moroccan dispute is reopened IN
an attempt to revamp the Algeciras
treaty. minated by Primo De RI
vera, Spanish dictator, IN an exclu-
sive United Press interview.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
MOTHER TAKES POISON
Three Small Children Survive
LOganspOrt Suicide.

En- Tuifef Press
LOGANSPORT. Ind. Dec. IL
Mrs. Ralph Shonk. %. committed
suicide ar her home near here today
by taking poison. Dependency over
i'll health was blamed. Three small
children survive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
Minister
r. ia r G A r r IT
lMI Y. POHEk

|M]> = e. z. 1 : s + : !
hair. is q and a
minister. And she's
just d s II ! fl e d
enough to believe
that the Billy Sun
day style OF evan
geliSticS is not dig
nifed. She has
been preaching in
two churches in
Maine. but is now
in Boston and Will
hold services in
several churches.
She delivers her
sermons simply.
but fOrcefully. And
she is not opposed
to dancing or the
aters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11

to If he got into trouble. Mayor
Shank expressed confidence In his
informant Hawkins disappeared
Oct. /, when he was to appear for
trial with sixteen others in Federal
Court