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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-19
$50 DEFENDANTS
APPEAR BEFORE
JUDGE JACOBS

PHOENIX, Nov. 18 Ry--Liquor, mar
cotics and gasoline gave the United
States district court here today the
longest grind of criminal routine that
has ever been experienced wiChin the
memory of it's attaches More than
1870 defendants appeared before Fed
raj Judge Jacobs for arraignment or
sentence. Of these 88 were cases
brought under the national prohibition
act; II under the Dyer act, and five
under the Harrison narcotic act.
Thirty-nine defendants plead d
guilty, II were sentenced and two
cases we're dismissed. Those who
pleaded guilty lN,t were not sentenced,
will learn tomorrow what punishment
is to be theirs. In addition to those
arraigned or sentenced, many others
appeared in person or by counsel for
the setting of trial dates. District At
torney Guy Axline estimated that be-
tween 100 and 200 cases in all were
handled.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-19
olied, "Quien Sabe?"

"But after dinner Hipolito Villa
and Reyes confessed he said. "They
told me that two men were sent to
folloW I1ierce and his peon, that they
came upon the pair about mile ou:
of town and that the last chapter
of the life story of Ambrose Bierce
was there, in the dead of night,
punctIated with a leaden period"
Since that time Villa himself, his
brother Hipolito and, only two weeks
ago, General Reyes have all fallen
before the bullets of their enemies.
Dr.. De Castro, who believes his
account is the only authentic story
Of the death of Ambrose Bierce, met
the author first in California in 1886.
For the next quarter of century,
although he travelled a great deal
and spent considerable time out of
the country, as when he was United
States consul i'll Madrid under ap-
pointnent of Theodore Roosevelt, he
was in constant communication with
Bierce. He saw him last in 1910 in
Washington.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-19
Story Of
(Continued from Page Onel

(COLCl0uGQ from rage OIlS)
had really happened to the author
of I'm the Midst of Life," "Can
Such Things Be-" "a Cvnic's
Word Book" and other sardonic
works.
t"I knew it would be both dangerous
and useless to conduct direct in
vestigation," he said, $50 in 1923 I
wrote Francisco Villa asking for ali
interview in Chihuahua He refused
but I went anyway and he received
me.
cat dinner 1 decided the only
way to avert his anger was to get
him laughing I told him a story
that set him and his generals into
gales of laughter. Then I broached
the subject of Ambrose Bierce.
Immediately there was ominous
silence Villas brother, Hipolito, and
General Reyes exchanged a glance
as though to say this gringo has put
his foot in it now But Villa, pleased
by the story I had told was not
angry at me, merely at the memory
of Bierce.'
DR.. De Castro said Villa told him
that Bierca had been thrown out of
town with his peon after an act Of
treason, which apparently consisted
of no more than citicizing Villa and
speaking rather highly OF his OPP
ponent, Carranza.
What happened to Bierce then?"
DE Castro said he asked, and Villa
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-19
ORR HEADS CREDIT MEN

GLOBE, Nov. 18 PJ-William Orr,
Globe, was elected president of the
Arizona State Credit association at the
annual convention here today, and
Douglas was selected as the city for
the January meeting. Other officers
><lcted were Miss E. Williams, Doug
las, vice president, and D. M. Gilman,
Phoenix, reelected secretary.
Tucson was admitted to the state
association with Nogales as subsidiary.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-19

cans and orphans will be made by Joe
Bellettini, president, and Mike Fab
rizzio, treasurer, officials Of the Col
umbia federation, they announced to-
day following a conference relative to
proposed sites. The organization has
80 branches in the United States and
is composed of Italian American
membership.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-19
VICE CRUSADERS INDICTED

PITTSBURGH, Nov 18 Q9 Wil-
liam L. King, former vice crusader,
and two of his former investigators,
were indicted by the Allegheny county
grand jury today Nlarged with having
framed evidence in bringing charges
of liquor law violations in Allegheny
county.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-19
AGED ITALIANS HOME

GLOBE, Nov. l8 QP-Recommenda-
ton that Indian Hot Springs in the
Gila valley be selected as a site for a
$50, 900 home for aged ItalianAmeri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08

flaskoyom mlieku choyane. i)a-
waite dobry pozor ma syoie deti.
Waite i2h tasto. Pamatajtc, za
ncdost AT otne chovant deti sd
vzdy nize vahy. Made diet'a ma
dostavat' dive polievkove lyzice
Eagle Mlieka dennc, rozrieden6-
no V tri-stvrte sislky studenej vo-
dy. Davaite to pri ranajsom a
popoludnajsom krmeni. Starsie
deti casio majn ho radSej gin
ger alc0m, ovocnou st 'avon, S trc-
panymi vajcami alcbo invmi slad-
lloSt ami ..
1ltajte poZorne lleto clanky
kazdy tyzden odkiadajte 81 ich
pre- prfpadas upotrcbcnie V bn.
dhcp pnsti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08
Pokutovanie.

Krudke pokutovanie nema byt
uzivane pri vychove diet at "a, le-
bo ono nezna, re co je spravne
1co je zle. Pri najlepsom diet "a
kona dl'a svojej tiIhy, jestli ia
tiiha vedie no nepraKy smer,
povinnost on rodi6a ma byt' uka-
zat mu sprannu cestu. Mnohi ro-
dicia zvyFli su diet at'n vsetko
zakazovat', a jestli stroyili len
polovicu toho casu ma odvratenie
pozornosti ich diet 'at'a ma nieeo
uGitocneho a pravidelnymi pro-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08

horiltky, ma byt' tiez na tento
sp6sob osetrene.
Izba, v ktorej lezi nemocne die.
t "a, nema byt , shromazdiSt 'om ro-
diny alebo silsediek. Este al vte.
.dy, ked nejedna sa o ziadun
chytl 'av1 nemoc. chore diet'a ma
byt odltcene Cd ostatnych deti.
kym sa nezna 0 akoNosti nemoce
Ked' toto opatrenie zachovavane
je svedomite, sireniu mnohych
chytI Iavych nemoci dalo by sa "a.
medzit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08

STRICKLAND, TAX. mali by 0 moe bla
zenej$ic dcti. Diet a je rozumnym
sivorenim a ma vSetky tihy a
snahy ako al o,Irastll l'udia, ale
ked zhada, ze v$etl1y jeho priro-
dzent city s1 stale utlacane, ,vte-
dy hl'ada a al ndjde daly nepri-
rodzeny vyraz svojich tnzob.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08
Dolezitost pri osetrovani choreho
diet alta. i

ked' mlad6 diet'a ma prilisnd
horiiGavu, ma by. drzane V po-
StcIi chladnrj, tichej, dobre We
iranej izbe a ma sa mu dovolit
odpotIvat alebo Spat nevyruse-
ne 90 najviac mozno. Nazlostene
a svierajiire sa Diet a, alebo take
diet a, ktort pTeukazuie telesnil
npspokojnost lellzp nema ziadne ]
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08

Ci vasa bfba plakava? Je ner-
voznon a nespokojnou? Ked' ano,
vtedy podistym jei potravina ME
je spravna. Jestli nemozete prida.
jat' svoje diet 'atko, jestli ma
vaSom prsnOm mieltu nerastie do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08
krovia l'ndska ruka, ktora kra-
l'ovi satocku ilctive podavala

hiusid ltdShu ING htoIa g NJ g
l'oyi satocku ilctiye podavala
Ha, mann ia az, ty manic
hodnlk ! - zareyal kral zlostne,
drziac peyne ochotnn ruSu.
Takto Wy tedy zprijemi1ulete svoj
mu kral owl jeho samotu
A yytiahnuc na druhom konci
ruenitku yisiaceho lokaja, krital
nailho, dnpal nollami a vrhol sa
konecne rozputavse.j sa nervo.
vel krizi ma mach, bijiic donho
zlostne oboma past ami.
Ako, ked ; ia chcem byt 4
sam, ked o vas vsetklch nechcem
uz ami pocut' ami yediet', tax mi
tom ehcete takto branit z! ia,
kral nemam mat pravo na to,
20 kazd emu z mojich poddanych
ie slobodno2! Cely svoj zivot
mann stravit V putach posetilej
etikety d oil tohoto trapenia ne
m6z~m "a nikde Zachranit ? VISA
lie, kade len pozrem, len podvod
a kIam. 0atohy 10 zamatu a palice
i ruzOyGho dreva,,. CIie, ME, NE,
'ud&ie Smrt ..
Okolo bedaka5 5icrho kraI a u,
tyoril sa 2atiaI' hnsty kruh patio
Iizatov a Iokajov, tpctive mIcia-
cich.
:. .radSie >mrt'l - skrikol
znoyu kral' ako Sialeny. - Len
vo vlnach najdem pokoj! Tu 20
stat Mech sa nix Heopovazi ma
nasledovat'!
A mohutnImi Skohmi padil k
blIzkcj rieke.
Av&ak 60 &ko rIchle bezal --
Iokaii patolizaGmi boil vzdy oI
ni2co naprcd.
kral dobehoi ma breh rieky a
Aostal prekvapene stat : pred MIN
objayiIa Sa poh0dMa hrobka, od
1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08
.ral' Stavkuje
Napfsal: Arkadij Avercenko.

ked kancelar ehcel zacat kral'a
ifformovat 0 beznych udalo.
stiach:
pred audienciou, ktoril
vase Velicenstyo raIci zaltra H.
delft talianskemm Vyslancoyi, ire
ba este prijat': tnreckeho vyslan-
ca, novovymenovaneho obchodne-
no zastupcu Mexika a.
Obratil k nemn kral svojn "a
chm1renn, bledn tyar a neotaka-
vane pretrhol jeho rec:
HIM, muslin YAM raz nieco
povedat I: mech ich vSetkych cert
yezme! Pre- mia m6aete 81 ten
cely kram vybavit sam! .-... .
Ale, Neli6enstvo. Dovol n.
jem 81 iba poznamenat>, ze ta-
lianskym vyslancom .je nutne DO.
leaite pojednavalie straniVa no
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08

- FdSud.
Kto som tedyg
Him.. kto ste Wy? Nuz, ako
vidno, iednoduchy sedliak, Veil
eenstyo.
Mech t "a.
Sklamanl a nahnevany tackal
sa kral d 'alej. Vsak tuna hl 'ad !
Po kratkom putovanl panenskym
iesom zbadal kraI v skutocnostl
tc, o tom fax dino sam seba
sniyal: Pod starylnl, yysokym
stromaml vitala no opustena, ma.
la hnda dreVorubaea, alebo rheho
leSneho opyVatei a. JeJ cele "a
rlademe pozoStaValo 2 mal,acke-
no koncertneho krydia, poste'e S
peroVlml matracami pol mcta
prutenN'h kreSlel.< Am pokroV.
GOV, am Zaclon neDoio tomto Il
tnlkn SpokoJneJ' hcheJ chndooF<
kral OF rado%'F &a'leSka' rn.
kaml am AacIk Il uzaal, re 'en'o1
hoFy dom'F hPiie N>h"FuJe Je'
no poMadaVkam.
!, poj"Nn' '4io'y ter'e Z"
dom"ekon, hnd" ak'&te rEhE.
po"'yS'e' NJ "'"' i'e'' N'oH 10,
10 '"o|''" '''' '''3 I" :. ANS"N '''
TO
zamysIei!l zaoi'idli ocaihl I'D
traVu'a hned na TO Vyfazll "a
dostny V%kr'A; ood aiec memo le-
zala udlca' N1or" tam aKlS'e me-
A'o A"oooo "ieoo A'l"'h'' IN "'
Jo ~oNll'oi " MANN >" ) iou N ~,
'oNu' \d o'e''u le~"l ''""neIn''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08

statotne, daj.e mn Bordenoyo
Eagle Mlieko. = III pOtrayinn,
ktora ilspeSnc vyrestqvala sta IT,
slce detl. Snadno sa prlpravuJe
- len pridate prevarcnil vodu
dl'a 1pravy. Ia IS rokov matky
davaly Eagle Mlieko co vel ky
dar zdravia svojim det'om. Ono
odporucane je lekarmi pre- slabe
chorl ave deti, nakol 'ko ono
snadno sa strovi a dokonali syti.
Prave talk, ako sd hodl pre- ko-
jencov, tax isto je dobrou potra-
YOU al pre- deti V podvMive. Me-
dzi skolskymi det'mi prevadzanG
pozoruhodnt cxperimenty doka-
zaly, .ze m Eagle Mliei,u chovanr
deti nabraly priemer1a" o sedem
funtov viac nea na jed noduchom
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-05

State OF Indiana, Marion County. IS:
in the Probate Court Of Marion County
in the State of Indiana.
No. 2228. Complaint to contest will.
Edward C. Plummer vs. Minnie A. Plum
mer, Raymond B Plump1er. ct; a..
october. 1877 the above named plaintiff,
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Lots for Sale
Farms for Sale
Building and Contracting

IT6 ACRES Morgan County; settling estate
lowland. Ra. 1940. Address Times 427
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81 Studebaker touring. Cali
fcrnia top ..............,.$1 75
81 Nash touring .............. IS
90 Chevrolet coupe ...:.... rs
81 Studebaker light coupe .... IS
90 Overland touring ........ rs
90 Nash touring .............. so
'23 Ford coupe ............... so
"a Ford Fordor sedan ...... 125
90 Stearns-Knight sedan $50. $50
90 Studebaker special
touring ................... 30
90 Chevrolet touring ........ SO
81 Ford coupe ................ so
% Ford coupe ............. so
90 Studebaker special tour. -. 1876
81 Studebaker sedan ....... 1876
'23 Studebaker 6 roadster ..... $50
% Studebaker touring 49,. 1876
'25 Essex 6 touring ............ $50
"a Studebaker Big 6 roadster. $50
30 Studebaker light touring. =. $50
90 Studebaker special touring 95
"a Dodge touring ............. $50
'25 Dodge roadster .......... $50
Many Others to Select From
Up to $1,700
-ARMACOST
44o N. Capitol-209 w. North
MA. 1854. Open Evenings.
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Automobiles for Sale
Hunting Cars
for Hunting Trips

The hunting season is on. We
have several good open cars, Stu
debakers, Ford coupe, and other
makes, priced so low you can not
afford to use your good car for the
rough work of a hunting trip. Good
tires, good motor-you can
"Hunt"
all over but you won't find better
buys than we have in our used car
department. All backed by the ia
nous Studebaker Pledge allowing
you five days trial on any car you
select.
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Legal Notices

by his attorneys, filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Probate. Court Of, Marion
County. in the State OF Indiana, his COM
plant against the above named defendant
Raymond B. Plummer, ct. al, and the said
plaintiff having also filed in said Clerks
office the affidavit OF competent person,
showing that said defendant, Raymond b.
Plummer is not a resident OF the State
Of Indiana. and that said cause Of action
PENDANT Raymond b. Plummer is a neces-
plaintiff having by endorsement on said
complaint required said defendant to APP
pear in said Court. and answer or demur
thereto on the 26th day of December.
Now, Therefore, by order Of said Court.
said defendant Raymond b. Plummer is
hereby notified of the filing and tendency of
he appear and answer or demur thereto
at the calling of said cause on the goth
day OF December. 1927. the same being the
18th judicial day OF a term Of said court.
to be begun and held at the Courthouse in
the City of Indianapolis. Indiana. on the
FIRST Monday in Decemboc, 1927, said COM
plant and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged. will be heard and
determined in his absence.
GEORGE o HUTSELL, Clerk.
THEOPHILUS j. MOLL. Attorney for
Plaintiff.
INDIANA WORLD WAR MEMORIAL
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Trustees Of the indiana World War Me-
Bldg. southeast corner St., Clair and Me-
rtdian SITS. Indianapolis, Ind, until 10
a. M, Dec, 20, 1927. for the sale and re-
moval of the buildings in Square In the
city OF Indianapolis, Marion County, Indl-
ana, said square being bounded by Merid-
ian, North. Pennsylvania and Michigan
SITS. the removal of the buildings to be-
gin within five days after Jan. !, 1928.
After removing or wrecking buildings.
the side walls OF all cellars and footings
to same. basement floors, columns therein
and footings to same are to be removed.
All cement and concrete floors and side
walks are to be removed.
The stone removed from basement walls
Is to be left on the site at street level and
ell other debris removed. This applies to
every, building and basement on the above
mentioned square.
Proposals are to be accompanied BY a
check for One Thousand Isl 100000 DOL
lars to insure the signing OF the contract
and the furnishing of the bond. surety
company bond for Fifteen Thousand
lsl5 900 00l Dollars will be furnished, for
the feithful performance OF the contract
Each proposal shall be properly signed
with the full name OF the persons firm or
corporation submitting the same.
The trustees reserve the right to reject
anv and all proposals.
TRUSTEES OF THE INDIANA WORLD
WAR MEMORIAL.
MARCUS s. SONNTAG. President.
FRANK H. HENLEY. Secretary.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Trucks
Legal Notices
NOTICE

wSss Ra nnS %setng
election Of officers and general business
will be held at the Office OF Kingan q
Co, indianapolis. Tuesday. Nov. is. at
-'0O = - A. NJ M,VIE. Secretary.
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ENGLAND'S KING PINS
MEDAL ON LINDBERGH

troops ard Lindbergh learned as
much today. A band of $50 pieces
played martial airs outside the pal
ace all the while Lindbergh was
with the King and 1000 soldiers com
prising detachments OF the Welsh,
Scottish, Irish and Grenadier
Guards marched past.
Plane Dismantled
After flying to Gosport. IS miles
away. Lindbergh returned to Cory.
don as a passenger in a Royal Air
force plane and dressed at once for
his visit to King George. the second
monarch he has greeted within four
days.
The Air Force cross was his third
decoration from a European nation
France made him a Knight of the
Legion of Honor and King Albert o.
the Belgians made him a Chevalier
of the Order of Leopold.
The meeting between the Prince OF
Wales and Lindbergh, the two most
popular and famous unmarried
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SCR|PPS-HOWARD
BALLOON IN AIR
Fourteen Other National
Race Entrants Still Up.

Bu United Press
AKRON, Ohio, May 31.-Two bal.
looms of the fifteen which started
from here late yesterday in the ma
tional balloon race had reported
their whereabouts today. about 800
miles from Akron. The others were
believed still in the air.
A balloon believed to be Nthe
Scripps Howard. was sighted by a
resident of Lake Alexander. about
forty miles from Buffalo, N. Y.
early today. The resident said he
talked with the balloon by megaphone
and the pilot asked the direction to
Buffalo.
Lieut. T. G. W. Steele. in Navy
No. 1, passed over Rochester. N. Y,
at Z a. M, officials here were advised
Another message came from C. u.
Williams, Jr.. Detroiter No. 1. He
dropped a note at Gratz. Pa, at 5
a. m. saying he was 500 feet UP.
A large balloon was sighted at
Pittsford. n. Y. twelve miles from
Rochester. about 5000 to 1000 feet
high.
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BOY KNIGHTS OF ROAD
UNHORSED BY SIR LAW
Race Erran Trio of ShebyvIe Awaits at Detention Home
-0ne Parent Has Claimed Own.

We've met the enemy and. gee,
but they've got a big, ugly Jail"
That in substance was what three
thrill seekers. the oldest IA, said at
the Detention Home today. They
were being held under orders, "
which means in this instance ar.
rival of their parents.
The boys are John Tuley, 10, Carl
Beasley. 1S, and Walter Copple, Ia.
A fourth member of the crew of
wanderers, Clifford Burkett, 10, has
been sunk without trace" His
daddy came after him.
Hop a Freight
The boys came to Indianapolis
from their home in Shelbyville Mon
day to see the Speedway race. But
the nearest they got to the race was
the Big Four yards. where they
planned to "hop a freight which
might bear them homeward.
The youngsters were sitting along
side the road in Shelbyville Monday
morning watching the throng of
race fans stream by.
Lets go to the races" Copple
suggested eagerly. 1--WE can get a
ride"
A chorus of "uh-huhs!"
A slight acquaintance--a Shelby
vile man--brought them here.
The morning passed while they
played around the Prospect St.
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Three drivers remained in Meth
odist Hospital today as result of
accidents in Mondays Speedway
race.
Jules Ellingboe, Memphis, Tenn,
and Henry Kohlert, st. Charles,
ILL.,, in the two most serious smash
ups are not out of danger, according
to physicians. Their condition was
reported as fair" at the hospital.
At noon Kohlert was slightly i'm
proved and Ellingboe was about the
same, hospital attaches said.
Norman Batten, New York City,
is recovering from serious burns on
the legs and arms and bad lacera'
tions on his hands, suffered when
he dived head first from his blazing
car.
Ellingboe has a crushed chest
with serious internal injuries. His
steering wheel pinned him to the
track after his car turned over sew
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and for an hour while the surgeons
worked, without an anaesthetic,
talked politics and then feared his
friend, not himself. had suffered.
When one reads of his liking for
mechanics and desire for attempting
that which is new. it is recalled that
his maternal grandfather, DR.. c. H.
Land, was an inventor. and was a
pioneer of modern dentistry.
Thus courage, the steadfast pur-
pose and the simplicity of Charles
Lindbergh's great feat of flying the
Atlantic can be traced back through
years and years. One finds that the
blood of the Norsemen in him is
mixed with the blood of the cru
saders of the England of King Rich
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BIZ United Press
LONDON. May 31.-King George
today received Charles Lindbergh at
Buckingham Palace and bestowed
on the transatlantic aviator the
Air Force Cross.
Lindy's visit TO Buckingham Pal
ace came after he had said au revoir
to his monoplane, which carried him
from New York to Paris, Brussels
and London. He flew the plane
from Corydon to Gosport. where it
was 10 be dismantled for shipment to
the United States.
His Majesty King George V can
put on a fine show for Indy in the
way of smart and gaily accourtered
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that his father was power to be
met in politics for twenty years and
his grandfather sat in the Parliament
of Sweden, it is realized tha his
heredity is one which points to such
skill.
When one reads Of his exquisite
courage, it can be recalled that his
grandfather lost his right arm hew.
ing at the trees to clear his home
stead In the Minnesota forests and
a few months later was back WELD
ing in his left hand his great ak
once more.
And it was his own father, who.
because he was busy, summoned a
friend to an operating room where
surgeons were operating upon him,
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LEGISLATOR
LIVES; BROKE
WRIGHT LAW
Liquor Used at Very Time
f&s Shumaker Blocked
s15' Inv Amendment.
REP. EIKENBARY TALKS
Wabash Official Grateful
+. Over Violation.

At the very time Indiana Legis-
6ators were being threatened. cajoled
and browbeaten to prevent their con-
sideration of an amendment to the
Wright bone dry law to permit
physicians to prescribe whisky, the
life of State representative was
being saved by whisky, it was dis
closed today.
The representative is Edward E.
Eikenbary, Wabash. Eikenbary,
himself, added his name to the list
of prominent persons, who have
been compelled to violate the Wright
law to save lives. His statement
comes after the letter of Attorney
General Arthur L. Gilliom to Gov
ernor Jackson. urging the chief
executive to use his influence to have
the law changed. Gilliom disclosed
that whisky, illegally procured, was
used to save the lives of three
Cilliom children, and of Mrs. jack
son..
Shumaker Stopped 1t
While the life of Eikenbary was
being saved by whisky, an effort
was being made to secure introduc-
ton of a bill in the State Legislature
which would permit doctors to pre-
scribe whisky. Z. S. Shumaker, SUI
perintendent of the Indiana Anti