The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
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HONOLULU.-Ten Chinese, who
have just completed a year in Jail
for their roles in the smuggling
drama of the living dead" face de-
portation TO Hongkong in a few days
They went to Jail after a stevedore,
unloading ten Chinese collins from
the S. S. President Lincoln, stood one
on the wrong end and was fright
ened out of his wits by bump and
squeal.
NEW YORK.-Legal technical.
ties were invoked Sunday to Isaac
Smith. drunk and under arrest for
the thirteenth time. in jail until
spring. Isaac customarily appeared
before the same magistrate and re-
ceived the same sentence-six
months. Then he would get three
months off for good behavior, under
ruling pertaining to six months
sentences, and show up again. This
time the magistrate gave Isaac five
months and Twenty-Five days-a
dirty trick II you ask Isaac.
ELIZABETH. ". J.-Twenty-flve
commuters who have ridden un-
noticed twice daily over the Central
Railroad OF New Jersey. between
Bayonne and Elizabeth, found them
selves Invited guests Of honor by the
grateful corporation at ceremonies
opening fourteen-million-do dollar
bridge over Newark Bay. C. S. Hig.
gins, a daily rider since the Civil
War, headed the guest list.
BROOKLYN - After catching
mice. disposing of fish heads and
performing other household duties
for many years. Old Tom, pet cat of
Mrs. Hermine Wiltsie, suffered fit
Sunday and bit his mistress and her
two astonished daughters wherever
he could get a hold. They went
hospital while three policemen dis
posed Of Old Tom with revolver
shots.
SEATTLE, Wash.-A husbands
bunch has saved his wife from in
jury. Fearing for his wife's safety,
Vernon F. Papey told his wife to
take a trolley while he drove the
family automobile. The car turned
over in a ditch and Papey's skull
was fractured.
NEWTON, Kan.-The seat cover.
ing Of a sleeping car proved a safe
hiding place for Mrs. Tillie Albright's
s175. Although she dreamed of
having lost the money and although
she actually forgot to take the $175
sum when she left the train. porter
found the cash and it was later re-
turned to her.
NEW YORK-The validity of a
gypsy marriage performed by tribal
rite must be determined by Magis-
trate Alexander Brough in the case
of Samuel Ronka, Is, held on
charges of abduction and assault
Ronko said the girls father caused
his arrest because he had not pad
the remaining $500 of a $1,000 pay.
ment he was to make for the priv
lege of marrying the girl.
NEW YORK-Unwilling TO spend
his last dime to get across the Hud
son River, John Ford walked through
the Pennsylvania Railroad tube. only
to be arrested when he reached the
other side. Railroad employees col
lected $3.50 for him and promised
to find him a job after Recorder
Miles gave him a suspended sen
tence.
ZURICH-Pilot Mittelholzer ha!
departed on his aerial expedition
across Africa to Capetown.
OXFORD-Oxford students return
ing from the dual athletic meet al
Cambridge wrecked the interior o
two railway cars and hurled bee
bottles through windows Of the train
The train crew was helpless, Blu
telephoned ahead for university au
thorities to meet 1t in oxford to con
troll the students.
BUENOS AIRES-La Prensa'
Montevideo correspondent reporte'
today that more than 200 Brazilian
troops were killed in the Battle o
Paso Del Ceibal when they engage
band of rebels in the State Of Ri
Grande Do Sui.
LONDON.-British residents
Hankow, China. were reported toda
to have appealed to the British gov
eminent for protection. 1t was be
lieved that the British naval CON
mander.in-chief in China had bee
instructed how to proceed.
Observation-Disclosures has bee
received here of the death in Lor
don of Esme Howard, Jr., son {
Sir Esme Howard. British ambai
sador to Washington.
BLADDER MISERY