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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
TWO BANDITS SENTENCED
Get Six and Five Year Terms for
Robbing Taxi Driver.

William Pinkney and Walter W
Dyson. both colored, were sent to the
penitentiary yesterday by Justice Iiitz.
in Criminal Division .. for highway
robbery. Dyson, who had served time.
was given a sentence of six years.
while Pinkney will serve five years.
The negroes employed "A taxicab
driver February 10 at Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue and ordered
him TO drive them to Sheridan road.
across the Eastern Branch
When the outlying district was
reached the passengers displayed "a
gun and took Si625 from the driver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12

ted gambling houses there had paid
the city $4,000 year and had solved
a financial problem for the city.
The movement to legalize gambling
is only one of a series of gestures in
Nevada in recent months looking to-
ward a return to the past. Last No.
vember the State voted wet by a lib
eral majority and recently the
Legislature declined to abate restricted
districts which still exist in parts of
the State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12

tables and taxing them $1,000 year
each. 1t would permit faro. roulette.
black jack, craps and the whole out
lay of Lady Luck.
Sizzling Fight Seen.
AS the House deliberated on the
measure word came from Weepah
that a gambling hall was being built
there for the benefit of the favored
ones in the States newest race for
gold.
For Is years Nevada has had State
laws against gambling, but in some
communities they admittedly have not
been enforced.
Advocates of the bill argued that the
State would profit TO the extent of
100000 yearly from the gambling
that goes on regardless of the present
laws. It's opponents denied this vigor-
ously and maintained that the vice
would become rampant if legalized.
A sizzling fight in the Senate is ex-
pected.
State Votes Wet
Action on the bill began when advo-
Gates of the measure succeeded in
calling it out of committee by a vote
of the House. The committee chair
man, Representativ Walter Kennedy,
walked out of the Capitol
with the bill In his pocket, but he was
located after a frantic search and
forced to return and report the bill.
Only recently Silas e. Ross, mayor
pro tenn. of Reno, addressing a. meet
ing there of the American Association
IF University Women, tacitly admit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12
FOREIGN.
Is am. Greenwich time tod

Americans are developing power
and paper project in British Columbia
that will cost SIS 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-12

Nearly 500, 100000 in minerals were
produced in New South Wales in the
past year.
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way. Brooks" he came back with
an injured air that was pathetic TN
der the circumstances, I'm not a
member of tn Ring. You can't
show that I am. Neither is my old
nina. Why do you say your dirty
gang to me?"
Roger Brooks laughed a loud rau-
cous laugh.
II take it back" he said, and spat
contemptuously in the big brass GUS
pidor standing close by. The very
act in itself was an insult. 1t i'm
piled a nasty taste in his mouth. He
turned back to the man he had tried
to insult and failed.
II take it back" he repeated. "I
should have said your old man s
dirty gang And 1 say again-my
life's in no more immediate danger
from your old mans cut.throats.
You can't stick me up right now
on any such bluff. And you can
tell your old man for me that he
has shaken down Roger Brooks
for tn last dollar he'll ever get.
Tell him, also, that I'm out to lick
him to & FRAGILE in this stock
grabbin' deal. When tn battles
over an tn smoke clears away it'll
be- Old Pop Brooks that's still at TIL
tiller Of tn Times craft. You tell
your old man ] said it!'
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

social conditions in Catawba City
instituted more than year before
by the Times had now become, os-
tensibly a personal fight or feud be-
tween the publisher and the Under
world. In reality it was battle for
supremacy between the powerful
clique known as the Ring and Rog-
err Brooks.
Cawtaba City was and for years
had been boss-ridden. The actual
identity of the boss was a secret
known to only privileged few.
Every deal was. engineered by a
manager. Until Larry Copley's con-
fession to Pop Brooks and Bill Can
field revealed the truth they had not
known for a certainty the identity
of this manager. Now they knew.
But the publisher of the Times
had no intention of letting this in
formation reach the public-not as
yet, by any means.
but that doesn't mean any let-up
on tn Times policy" cautioned Pop
during a talk with the city editor
and in the presence of Don Keene,
Dinny Morrison and Teddy Farrell.
Matters pertaining to the Ring had,
in fact, become a standing assign
ment for the two reporters, man and
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But John Walden Jr., refused to
be inundated and couldn't be in
suited.
"Of course you know, Brooks,
you're way off tn track bout U.s.
my old man an me-" he stated
ponderously. But there's some
thing else 1 want to say" he added
hurriedly. 1T is this: When tn
dam breaks and you find yourself
engulfed, helpless, remember John
Walden. He may be able to pull
you outta your trouble. You think
you're safe-protected. But-you
wait. You haven't gotta chance in
tn world to"
II guess thatll be about all I'm
you, fellow"' broke in the booming
voice of Pop Brooks. "And now"
he whirled in his chair and picked
up some papers-"be careful you
don't stub your toe on y'r way out"
The fight fon. decency and better
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|DaailyDozen
AnSlUorS

Here are the answers to the "Now
You Ask One" questions printed on
page 6:
1. A surveyors chain is four rods,
or sixty-six feet long.
2. Francis Scott Key wrote "The
Star-Spangled Banner"
8. The Dawes Plan controls pay
ment of German war damages to
the allies.
4. Wellington is the capital Of
New Zealand.
S. Benjamin Franklin compiled
Poor Richards Almanac"
s. The femur is in the thigh.
z. Thermite is a mixture of alumni
mum and a metallic oxide, used in
welding.
8. William Dean Howells is the
dean Of American literature"
3. Frank White is treasurer of the
United States.
10. New York and Texas have the
greatest export trade.
IL. Nineteen.
IL. The Government places the
valuation at $500, 937.
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girl. On two occasions during the
week just past. Teddy had dug up
front page stories from activities of
this inner clique.
One of these stories had dealt
with a contract for sewer construc-
ton. The job already had cost the
city double its initial contract price
and the sewer was not yet half COM
pleted. While the Times made no
direct accusation of crookedness the
implication was plain. The taxpay-
ers were being Systematically robbed.
The big boss Of the Times paced
the floor up and down the length of
the directors room, obviously wor-
ried. Teddy looked at Don question
ingly. He read the question in her
eyes and nodded. AS Pop turned
at the rooms end Don spoke.
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WHAT HAS HAPPENED

DIANA BROOKS, beautiful daughter
of ROGER BROOKS. owner and pub
Usher of the Catawba City Times and q
chain of nine other newspapers, had
been kidnapped and then released: Her
father is engaged in a persistent. fight
against the corrupt administration OF
Catawba City and through the medium
of the Times. redoubles his scathing at
tacks on politicians of the ring and de-
fies the underworld.
Later Brooks himself disappears and
in an attempt to locate him, DONALD
KEENE, lierary editor. and TEDDY
FARRELL. Don's ward and Sob Sister
on the Times, meet with disaster in
which Teddy saves Don's life. Out Of
gratitude. he asks her to marry him. and
although she is deeply in love with Don,
Teddy refuses. Don believes himself in
love with LOLA MANTELL. Dianas
Books reappears to find that his
newspaper stock is being manipulated
He suspects JOHN W. WALDEN, mem
Der of a prominent law firm, OF being
involved In the plot to wreck the
Brooks organization.
Diana attends dance with JOHN w.
WALDEN, JR.. who processes to love
her. On their way home he makes un-
welcome advances and she escapes and
phones Don to come and get her: Wal
den and Don fight and Walden is
knocked out. Don takes Diana home
and realizes all at once that she is very
beautiful and desirable.
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"I'm going to ask you a peril
nent question, Pop" he said. Then
as he pulled a chair out from under
the long table he added: Suppose
we be omfortable-doesn't cost any
more. Here, Ted, you can sit by me
If you'll be good"
When the five, including himself,
were seated, Don again addressed
the big boss.
Here's tn situation, Pop. We
all OF us know you're up against
mean proposition. You know, of
course, that we are all anxious to
do our separate and collective bits
to help the paper we represent.
TO BE CONTINUED
Don has an inspiration and be car
ries it out while Teddy--but read it
for yourself tomorrow.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-07
Turkey
Crop Is Late

FORT WORTH, Tex, Nov. ~.-uF-
In view Of the l~ateness in the 1927
Texas turkey crop and it's increase
Of from IS TO 80 per cent over last
year, producers are being urged by
Fort Worth Wholesale produce dealers
TO hold the unmntured birds over
Thanksgi wing for the Christmas mar
ket.
Extremely warm weather over the
state has resulted in "strinEy" birds.
which will not move rapidly on q big
market, the dealers here pointed out.
While there IS little activity in tur-
key dressing now, IL Il not expected
hat the dressing plants will start up
in earnest until after the first week
in November. Light receipts are ex-
pected for the opening week Of the
season and IL Is not likely that big
shipments will begin 10 arrive for a
week or more later. Wholesalers here
look for shipments to come nearly
all az once.
Turkeys will bring from Is 20 p
cents 4 pound on foot here az the
openin~ Of the market, although some
are now offering the top price.