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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-15

wrath Of the Presidential candidate Mr. Bryan The
whole thing is like sideshOw the cusarge banners baIy
hoo shouting through megaphOn and men and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-15
H D " HUTCH
BEAT WORLD
ON TRIAL
International News Service
Writer Gets Clean Scoop"
On Scopes Decision
INTERNATIONAL. NEWS REH
BY THOMAS TEMPLE HOYNE,
staff Correspondent the Chicago
Evening American.

DAYTON, Tenn, July 15.-The
story of how the world was tcld
Yesterday that Judge Raulston IN
his opinion today would rule against
the defense on it's motion to quash
he indictment against John Thomas
Scopes is a ripe. juicy peach, even
among the luscious fruit that ma
Continued on Page 2, Column ~
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A|NE R|CANS I 0
JOIN WAR ON
R|FF|ANS
Adventurous Yanks Volunteer
for Service With Sultan
of Morocco
BY FRANK e. MASON,
International News Service.

PARIS July ia number Of
adventurous Americans. including
some who saw service in the world
war in the Lafayette Escadrille
and the Foreign Legion, probably
banner of the Sultan of Morocco,
it was learned today by Interna.
tional News Service.
For various rea sons, the French
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
The Seattle Star

Published Daily at 1907 seventh Ave
Seattle. Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

series Of lectures by ths Rev, q.
n ws.t of GLASGOW Scol'snA viii
s4rt at tHr University rrrsAN trrSa
-hurh sunday cyeuiuE
rurs.aI services vtgr hr'a Saiurs
,y fer NIrs Elizabeth rhouss, who
.ral al the ast ot Sc az isls column
~ she vas o native ~ Liver
tooL England
How Seattle corporations coatue'
,h.H business is hring shown Co CHI
rssr merchant. in China by means
~ 4 shipment 90 moving picture
aims recently sent 30 shanghai by
me CHINA club
University Presbyterian churvhs
yfw pIpc organ win bc dedicated sat
nifty evening With William r.
B,,ne. noted orsanisi, p'ayius "a spr.
.ssl proEram Mrs Eumeyn Jansen
un sins and Mis- iris Cannya will
uhy tbs 'cgIlo.
statesmen 10 The Seattle branch v,
carter Ricc 4 Co, paper mauuiac-
urefs. predicted prosperity for 1895
Il their annual banquet al the u.ym-
pic Friiay.
A new brokerage um known as r.
:. Puit& CO, has opened au office in
The Lowman building and Wall sPe-
oaHsc IN salmon deals,
Oa a charge % cnaspirinE 90 defeat
the dry law in ST. Paul Fred G,
Pdlard Is under arrJs in Seattle and
held Tor federal aelion.
A puroe--natchgr Ten Miss G. a.
HesssEgr. It1 eiJh ave. SIS poorcg
Fniay evening
Union PJrluC employees vI', dane
"a the main waiting uoom "a the
Ua.on depot al O'Clock saturday
sycn.ag. Milwaukee g0ad employees
wnI bc their guests
I.eopcuing % the womaa's indus.
ma bone at Medical Lake was
ur.s8 AZ noon saturday hefore "a
mss,ins o. the King county demo.
cratic club az Mcve, cafs,tTia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported By the following men:
sgkan1. Karo. rs 2tth ave. s.. boy.
s.isuma, Eimitoro, 29f 10th ave. s..
oak. selehl. t22iz 10Th ave. =. girl.
Le'eher. John VI e92i Flora ave,
girl.
Reed. George. $3.50 stanley ave. boy.
Dorgan, Daniel Joseph. 1901 y. 3sth
ST. girl.
iiibead. clifford E. $40 oreas St,
boy.
Barclay. Dwight Francis. 1905
enram, Harold. s2sI Baslsy ave.
battlefield. A.. OH y. 18TH st., girl.
reompson. John T., 3is Minor ave.
" boy.
A.gBqson. Knu,e n, s5gs 10Th ave.
y. ". boy.
boz.
DAWSON. wnilsm II. ss1s Hudson
a.. girl
cTossnay. Michael X. 1853 LAUREL
hurst DR.. girl
Waters. John ~. 1895 Dayton ave.
a'ndtrson. George T.. Portland. girl
Dlshm. Frederick w., 1920 u. Denny
way, girl
1--WE Howard Terry 1886 fth ave.
W. boy.
solliTsn. joseph j. 1876 10th ave.
sosan. William II, Vancouver, L. c.
Pr1liiishs, Albert " sss Kinn.ar pl..
&ewbercer. 1feyer mag fau, sye -
twin girls.
DJ h., Albert X sis7 Florence Ct,
'I la, solomon. 1928 L Ward a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
DEATHS

svszan, Dorothea Addeiia. %, 1000
Mob Hiii ave. Dec. 81.
Re fiotgs. Elizabeth. -. slf 10th ave,
Dec. 81.
Johnson. Nels Albert 80. 757 y. list
st.. Dec. 20.
Murray. Dayid II. 81. 1903 Phinney
ave. Dec. 30.
Minor ave. n. Dec. Is.
Decker. baby. infant 1885, Florence
e.. bee. 20.
Karis. Peter r, 80 Eyetett Dec. 81
wood. Ellen. %. Gi19 18th ave. y
Johanson. Edith ELLEN. ,. ei5 + 5oth
st.. Dec. 90
Evans. William r.. 50. s2is 5oth ave
stocker. warren T.. 50. cog y. 42nd
Campbell. Mary Jane. 50. C17 L. list
Mcclure. Eunloe. =. 1914 W Dakota
~ Ian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
To Analyze Drink
Seized in Market

Analysis OF quantity os a bower
age seized a Emma Cookers public
market stall was decided upon IN
Justice court Saturday when she
claimed tina; the alleged lntoxicaut
vas merely cider Mrs Croker was
arrested by federal dry agents and
ssr case transferred TO c. c. Dalton
Justice court on a charge OF keeping
liquor FOR sale. She was released on
Ser personal recoguizancc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
8-Year-Old Shop
Litter Arrested

ASTORIA, Ore. Jan 2. - Tie
Youngest sbopiifter ever arrested in
astoria was taken 20 the police sta.
bon last night by Mrs. 2lattle Had
DIX, police matron. The juvenile thief
vas years old and a girl. she adj
nii;,ed having made extensive thefts
u vanity cases and other feminine
articles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
FOUR ARRESTED
Held by Narcotic Agents as
Dope Suspects

When he threw "a package OF mar
e0tics az the feet % Irving Brown,
federal narcotics agent. in the Bal
lard pool hall Friday night, Theodore
Hlslcr. alias Ted Harris, thought h.
ras escaping arrest from Ascent ".
G. Patterson who was approaching
nut Brown saw the bnIlc Of dops
nd HisIer was arrested
FRIDAY Harry Williamson 5Eyui
p chnrge. arrested william EirstrF
lrd Robsrt Ryan They are being
heM for Investigation, on suspicion
q being uarcuiic pedd.ers,
jimmy DOYLE. another suspect was
arrested with HaleF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
South Bend, Indiana,
Has Wild Celebration

SOUTH BEND. Jan. The Wild
=, night since the armistice dag
vas celebrated By Notre Dame fans
here. who crowded the snowy streets
IN a blizzard. Parades and celebrn.
Tins we're staged in every public
pAce. Plans are being made 10
welcome homo Rockne and his out
n when they return from Caifor-
IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Divorce Complaints

pearI ~ Loon ID. t0IIIcr, cTurItJ.
Rachel 4. vs. Eugene G. Young non
support.
Edward ys. Gertrude Keitsr, descr-
ton.
Roy W. w. Lucinda ". Dunuins'
cruelty.
Edward II. W.. Mary Arvilla Ruskcy.
Dsnertlon.
4 II. 80. Anna T.. Jeans. cruelty
Louise w. Kenneth T. Edison, in
compatibility.
nlslr N ". George 81 Keliott nom
support
rttn ~. Gus Winburn. nOnFupp0rt.
Gustaf @. ". Hannah A. Peterson,
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
222 Arrested for
N. w. Forest Fires

PORTLAND. Jan. 3.--Forest off.
ficials apprehended go persons IN
the national forests Of Oregon and
Warrington for violation OF the for
est fire laws during the past year.
figures AZ the distric, forest office
show. Prosecutors obtained isI con-
sic;ions. Of which I7s were campers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
3 SUBURBAN REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE

mG UFFEH-A Approximately two
aerrf iF~ 2gD ft by 40 o.. with
rrattIeaIIg level. with Eeutlo
slope. located uHiv isi r. from
paved victory WAY. 2 mlHuirB
walk from STORES and school min.
ufrs auto ride from city llwitaf
lmIdluE construction very rapid
HHTr Price only fll5Hs tsrmF $50
cash 500 lu o. days. fti per month
ego WHlErT BIDS corner snd ave
Uud University &C. Phone III lot
uIhH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
"a BERRY AND POULTRY
FARMS FOR SALE

mo RAHGAiNs-Thls 5 acres al Big
mrrlueF Modern chicken farm
located right on main North
Trunk highway. arrra 10 Ercc g.
grace fenced and gruHh.frnrrd e.
T19w house with nice red brick
fireplace upstusdafH chicken
h4uatH large bruotrr house. "a
rage. barn Egua well. water pips q
tD hu.ldlnEh and all wired Tot
electricity yNCrlitEt neighbour
located only 3 minutes auto ride
from NrW short cat Seattle Ever
cit paved highway now under
construction. and mlnutcu' walk
from large brick school stores.
p0stoffee and iutrfurban station.
Price only g. 900 on very sasy
Terms $50 walker Bldg corner
Second ave. and UnlycrsiiN IT.
Phone III. fglsuikg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
FUNERAL NOTICES

uupR- tsOg eTth ave \, W.
JOSEPH ", pOEE. Egc % Ngafe
beloved husband ~ Annie Coulter
narr. father ot Nre. James EuEr.'
son. Mrs Vance Wolfe ARE F.4r
san Parrish and = \ perr ~ SCI
attIt. Mft James Rowan MS.
t1iaa Co1ue. &c caTirnt1u. Mrs g.
s. Tritchard. I'd RctEiIs Mra W T.
Murphy and Justin p9Tr of hIltf
Ish columbia
IuuF Fat sert ices sunday az I Q
m al our chapel FRIENDS invited.
Home Undertaking Co
TON S.Np-A gsts stth ave w.
Jan. 3. 1855 ELLA ~ TOW y
SEND. age 90 years. beloved moth
yr OF Mrs Frank A. whitney, OF
seattle Announcement later
Home Undertaking &c.
sTWANNE- the swedish hospital
Dec. IS 1854. ERNEST ",
STEANNE. beloved son ug Mrs
Edith Strnuus and brother or
Mabel l. Straune and FLORENCE J.
Strunur tNelrunl
Funeral services viii hr held sun
day afternoon al o'clocs from the
Nnttfrsfadt Func ran Iarlors, Use
Market 81 fnfrrfurmf crown hfli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
1924
Chevrolet Superior

Here o. "a car t.Si you can buy With
out your mel sSSrs knowing u was
ever used 10 has all .slnds 81 exc
trns. costing over 500. total cost
u car new. t736: viii sell for $40
on very easy terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

c Ssame sad Reside nco age
T'ssan' Jack, Tacoma Lego /
'Aeita. Allen Tacoma .......L Legal
"sSman. Julius 81. Omaha Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

MY GOOD home " acres all
cleared. FOR sale at half price. call
fpr Stccn. Stcwnrt Hotel. So stew
art IT.. any time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
FOR SALE
WEST SEATTLE
81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE

PRICE. SO PER ACRE
) to i0-ucrc tracts Of excellent land
for dnirying. poultry. berries and
fruit. with stores near by and
marketing facilles at your door.
electricity: telephone; mail deliv-
cry: fine Rravclcd roads: right on
line OF tho big North End develop
mont; located half 10 1 = miles orr
paved Pacific highway. 80 minutes
auto ride from city limits north,
10 acres. $3.50; terms SIS cash. SO
per month. EGO Walker Bldg
III lot-0ts2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

GOOD home cheap; new house and
acres on Vine St. north OF Seattle.
only $500. terms 800 down. $40
month. Being tract 1S2 Never
offered before. ono block To ucw
big highway. See Homer OF BAR
nall. pos THIRD ave. today
CHIAP-.'rwo houses. Won Seattle
two big corner lots criy 1919
terms s15 down, $40 per month
See Daruall OF Perry. ooS Third
uye Semitic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
LOST AND FOUND
7 FEMALE HELP WANTED

100 WOMEN WANTED
with rheumatism. stomach trouble.
aoltrr. etc 10 drinE ltadium
Water. To Introduce the niiraru
Ioua results obtained from thls
hsaith-giviug water. We arc giving
absolutely free two quarts dHiiy
10 those afflicted Bring your
own couiainrr.
rApfTM ORE HEvIGAToH
1915 FOURTH AVE. NEAR PINE
PHONE FL !oT-2i9i
Sal. F.sWOMEN with store cX-
pcrleuec. VIC pay good money for
your spare timc Many % our
representative are making $50 r.
week introducing an article every
woman needs and recommend
No deliveries or collections 30
CAPITAL rrauircd Particular
mailed In plain envelope write
Lobl Rubber Co. Middlbo ro. Mas
Kaplan. Esther Seattle ..... Legal
stelnberg. Morris A.. Seattle Legal
Gibstoiu. Dena. Seattle ..,....LNgal
schmid. Roland G.. Minneapolis. 20
Robertson. Sarah Louise, Seattle. -
HarshbarEor Virgil ", Car
son .......,....-... t.......'.I .egai J
Mcneil. Mary A.. Carson Legal
Trotsky. David. Seattle legal
Wallace. sadye, Seattle ....... Legal
schlisp. waiter j.. Alexandria.
MINI. ..s,.s.s.s.4s 80. .ss...s.s...s -
Johnson. Myrtle J.. Seattle ......3l
Keppinger. Urban A.. Portland ~
CLARK. COlienc, New York city, o.. 20
Kahn. Felix T.. Seattle ..........a2
Parent. Leila, Seattle ......,. -
~ IH.r.lNsFg (
HarJer. Agnes. W'ateryillc .......2b
Murphy. James T.. seattle .......2a
Parks. Tavern, Seattle ....''.'''-9
Mauk. Louis G.. Seattle Illegal
O'Seu. June, Seattle ......,. Legal
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hysIcian,. surgeons,

AM JANE TtNLlzN- midwife l-'s,s
reEiatrrraI. res. drurr --tp l-tFt'
lake ave "a pirI-tsSA
bR ANUS suite tuB rautaEca BID
Wamrua uilmHutz. ai=urdvrH
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kAvANAdh i3.00 hats. i33i ist avs.
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More Real Bargains!

tOPES SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS
I'll IOT-s2tg
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ASSERT
BILL WILL STAY
Continued From Page 0nel

Continued From Pago Unel
the scene and gives out an interview
to get the resultant publicity.
'I suppose If we had stayed in
Dayton. Stephenson would have said
he ordered US to stayi" "a Is
The Penrod bill. although up for
third reading, probably will not be
reached until Saturday. n
Statements this morning by Prose-
cutor William H. Remy also indi-
Gated all is not over yet. perhaps.
IT have promised no one immun-
ity," said Renny. ''It Is not in my
power. The case is in the hands OF
the grand jury. and want TO say
will bring no pressure on. that body
one way or the other.".~ ------
"A criminal offense IL not Ike a
civil case. which can be withdrawn
by the plaintiff. Once in the hands
OF the State, IL is the law--the wit
nesses have nothing to DO with It. :"
Would Push Charges
"They- came voluntarily and asked
an Investigation, which was made,
II indictments are returned by the
grand jury viii certainly push
them to the end"
Nejdl asserted positively this
morning that no promises had been
made the recalcitrant minority con.
corning the Penrod bill which caused
the revolt. ---.---
Van Orman nor myself promised
them nothing in regard to that bill.
and l would not be surprised to see
it passed the first time bills come up
for third reading in the Senate" he
said. "All we promised them was
Immunity from arrest by the Sen
ate. They are already immune from
arrest on any indictments until az
ter the end of the session
'rAs to the grand jury action. l
could not promise them any i'm.
munity or that the investigation will
be stopped. That is in the hands OF
Marion County authorities"
No New Bolt
1t was believed the Democratic
Senators would not attempt another
bolt If Republicans should attempt
to pass the gerrymander.
Senator Lutz OF .BoonvilIe, Demo
crat, said: I'VE are back and If
they disregard the agreement given
to us by Van 0rman, it's up to
them
Senator Saunders of, Bluffton said
there would not be another bolt IL
the Republicans tried to go back on
their word received in. good faith by
the Democrats"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
IND|CT BOYS IN
1 TROLLEY KILLING
Grand Jury Acts In Van De-
we're Death.

Marion County grand jury today
returned three indictments against
Edward Prater. Of 1887 Deloss St.,
and Lawrence Cottle. 16. OF 1927 De-
loss ST., who ara allegedsto bAve held
UP and fatally wounded Forrest Van
Devere, AZ. of SO7 Elm ST., a street
car conductor. Jan. 3. ,rPrater was
charged with murder. murder in COM
mission Of robbery. and robbery,
while Cottle was charged with an
accessory before the act. and rob-
berry, sS..r ,sss rs 90
Van Devete died three days aiater
at the city hospital. The two youths.
It, is. alleged, boarded the Lexington
car on which Van Dsxsf@ wa kons
ductor at Summit st, Police SAY
he was shot when he grabbed PrAfer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
Accept Right Now Codsmith's Cut Price Drug Stores
and Haag Drug COmpanys Offer to >
Chronic Indigestion Sufferers.
spondent people.

sponuent people.
Dare's Mentha Pepsin not only
quickly relieves stomach distress.
but 1t also conquers stubborn In
digestion, dyspepsia and gastritis,
the kind that hothers ali day and
robs you Of needed sleep ay night.
Furthermore 1t puts an end to dig
illness. nervousness. headache,
sleeplessness and despondency which
distressing troubles are nearly al
ways caused by chronic stomach
disturbance.
Dares Mentha Pepsin is pleasant
to take, has a delightfully."- refresh
ing taste and after It has put your
stomach in clean and healthy con-
dition just notice. how much better
you look and feel. for besides cor
reetins STOMACH disorders this SUI
premelv gold remedy that Gold
Snnth's Cut Price Dsdg Store. Haag
Drug Company, and druggists every
where are glad to guarantee, is
fine tonic that bulbs you up and
makes you work with vim, eat with
relish and sleep sounA -Adver.
tlH9lN4u<-
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Representative Ebaugh. Indian
apolis. today obtained consent of the
House to withdraw two bills calling
for Accent gasoline tax and pro-
viding fog permanent registration of
motor vehicles. Assurance of pass
age OF Scent gasoline tax bill and
of the Lafuse bill licensing motor We
hicles by weight and horsepower
prompted withdrawal. Ebaugh ex-
planned.
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fate Of Democratic bills pending in
both houses as the result Of their
bolt and resultant embarrassment to
the Republican program Of early ad-
journment. They saw little chance
that any OF them would pass. Sew
eral of the Republicans, however,
congratulated the Democrats on the
step taken and assured them II they
had only known it they would have
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
One Bottle of Dare's Menfha Pep
sin Ends Gas, BIoating, Near-Suf-
location, Somrness and Gaspy
Breath or Your Money Back.
Astonishing Sales Amaze Druggists


At last the way has been found to
combine Pepsin with Menthol and
other corrective stomach agents so
that II win do the most good In the
shortest possible time.
Why bother with slow actors
when one-dessertspoonful of thih
splendid and pleasant liqu.d remedy
will cause gas. bloating. heaviness.
acidity, heartburn or any upset CON
dition Of the stomach to speedily
vanish.
And why should any man or woRl-
an suffer another hour with chronic
Indigestion pr any somach; misery
when this Sand elixir that acts al
most instanIly can be easIly' pro-
cured7
But the7# Il mors 20 say about
this renaF able remedy something
that win serese thousands Of de-
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Staying CLIMAX
T0LONG QUARREL

Continued From Page One)
Hillman. and her daughter. Mrs.
Edith Faris, a home for the rest
Of their lives, in his house. She
did not know it was to be house
Of tragedy. Sachs took over the
house heavily mortgaged.
The sister left several months
ago. But Hillman stayed on. He
did not work-he could not hear
well. He read great deal, and
he brooSed. He thought Re had
beer wzonged when Sachs was
given title to the house, and he
grew suspicious. lie locked the
door of his room, and refused to
allow Mrs. Sachs In to clean it.
Boy Witness
The climax. that turned the
house from house of trouble into
a house o, tragedy. came Tuesday.
+, Lloyd was there. and he remem-
bers It wildly; SO wildly that he
has not been able to eat since.
I'm not hungry" he says WREN
meal time comes.
Lloyd decribed the scene Tt es-
day with simplicity OF a boy.
There were no dramatics. ~.
Father (the boy called Sachs
father" or 'sBill" throughout his
: talk came home from work at
]. G. Perry & Co, late in the after
noon" he said. Mother and De-
lcres and were in the kitchen
with|the man"
Lloyd referred to HilIman as
"the man" almost always Occas-
ionally he called him Fritz"
Health Board Called
"The board OF health man had
been here earlier in the day." ba
explained. They called him &c
cause my uncle wouldn't let moth
er clean his room. He kept the
door locked. The board Of health
said that room was enough to kill
a horse. When the man left,
Fritz said to mother. You started
the ball rolling, and I'm going %
finish it. didn't know what he
meant.
when my father came home,
: he hung up his coat and said to
my mother: How many eggs do
the birds have, sweetie?'"
Sachs raised cdnaries as a hob.
by. He had cage with to
pairs.
Mother said. Three" the boy
went on. MY father hung his
coat up. The man went over to
his own coat on the other wall.
Family~to Leave House
HE turned around, and he had
a gun in his hand. He said to my
father. If you've got anything to
say. say It now Then he shot
him.
MY father fell on tie floor, The
man pointed the gU at me-. but /
just fell behind the chair. I guess
II I hadn't done that he would
have shot me. too. Mother ran out.
side. but guess she ,tdn't mean
to leave me and Delors behind. ;"
Thus ends the boys tale.
; Mrs. Sachs viii .ske AR children
from the house of tronDBi. which.
was to have become a mouse OF,
beauty and JOY.
IT couldn't stay here" she exi
planned. MY husband. who was
the best man in the world. VIII be
taken away from here Monday.
And then we1l leavesI don't know
where wen go. but want to get
away from this house,
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accompanied them on the cruise
through Ohio.
On his return here Thursday night,
Stephenson conferred with Van Or
man, called Governor Jackson by
telephone and talked with membera
of the Republican State COMMITTEES.
The Republican committee leaders
have been insistent that the gerry
mander bill pass.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
Pleas OF GUILTY !
MADE IN 81 OF
AZ U. 5. CASES
BicknelI Mayor and Chief
Deny Liquor Conspiracy
Charges.

OF l42 persons arraigned in rapid
fire order before Judge Robert c.
BaltzelI in Federal Court today. only
thirty-four pleaded guilty. They.
were to be sentenced at 2 .. m.
Trials for the 1Os pleading not guilty
will begin March IL, Judge Baltzell
said.
william Callahan, mayor Of Bick-
nell, Ind, and Otis Turley, police
chief. charged with conspiracy with
seven others to violate the national
prohibition claw, pleaded not guilty.
or the nine arrested on the same
charge only Thomas Kinney pleaded
guilty.
William Dugan and Matt Bolts,
both Of Marion, Ind, charged with
conspiracy to violate the National
prohibition law. pleaded not guilty.
Dugan has figured in liquor cases
in court before, officials said.
Dillon Arraigned
Twenty-nine Indianapolis persons
were arraigned. Among them were
Jack Dillon, alias Ernest Price, pro-
prietor of Liberty Beach road
house, and James Watts, Dillon's
employee. Both pleaded not, guilty
to charge Of sale of intoxicating
liquor. ~
Others arranged included: Carl.
Lowe, I'll N. New Jersey ST.; John
b. Ritchie, 834 Park Ave-, and John
L. O'Hearn. 419 e. North St.,
charged with sale Of narcotics. Lowe
pleaded not guilty and the other
two, guilty. p
Barney Holman. proprietor Of a
keystone Ave. chicken dinner place,
not guilty to sale of intoxicating
liquor.
John Crosse, Gladys Bennett, Al
bert Wischmeyer, Edward Pohlman.
Kate Rule, 900 N. Capitol Ave-, and
Cyril Bolin, all of Indianapolis. Ber-
nard Head, 759 Virginia Ave,
James Zahouros, Alex Alexander
and Clifford Douglas, all pleaded not
Sullty W ilquOI Cldt BSo.
Few Plead Guilty
Norman Zolezzi, Fred Thomas and
Ed Griffith, charged with i'm
personating Federal prohibition Of
ficers, pleaded not guilty. Steve
Bait, indicted on the sumo charge,
pleaded guilty.
OF forty-ope FIT. Wayne persons
araigned on liquor charges, thirty
seven pleaded not guilty and four
guilt. Jow B. Wa Of South Bend,
Ind, indicted on charge of-illegal
possession of opium, pleaded not
guilty. s a
OF twenty-six Evansville persons
indicted, twenty-one pleaded not
guilty and five guilty! Eighteen per-
sons of New Albany, Ind, pleaded
not guilt and five guilty.