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New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
EDITH CAVELL'S ALLEGED BETRAYER
 IS WORLDS MOST WRETCHED CONVICT
Most DespIsed Man In All France, Whose Parents Died oi Shame, All His Friends Gone All His Words
 Scorned All His Hopes Broken.

c,htr Trrar.uar na4tvrra into th,
 army tr rhr outbreak ot the Worl&
 War; II. Na7 serving term in iai
 for theft when the German army
 entered S'. Quouttn in la1t and
 made him double prisoner
 Ni'h o'Aar civil prisoners. Guieu
 "&s taken ta lan3rooios.
 TA"r"- o> 8 rrusfy. Qutcu adopted
 h name of "Doctor Cadurct" ana h' san the illegal practice or modi- ciur.
 Among his patients. inc false pr. . 'aiur.r mot Jeanne Ralligan. who roIi hn3 of FL plan by which hun df.0s of allied soldiers were Ieins ~n9eg5"j 90 the butch frontier
 md lack 10 rn,lr home countries.
 According 70 tin. original charg" azHlnst him, Cuicu sucrorded in vcrttne hs way into the secret aonlmt'." of i'm that was directing r@. smuggling.
 Posing IS ioc'or. lawyer. an army odjr,r aG1 eyrn a~ military afarn., tui,n made lImsslf trusted Hy ,t. .llIad patriots who We're l.sh'uI 3.up a. dozen times a day M 'ar hands "I suoh a traitor a1
 rnus 4mrn nH Nurse Edth "o<e1L at Nbosn hospital in Hrus- -.l~, h" ooh fofug" July @>, l91@.
 u.tr week later Miss Coy.lI. Trin- c.ss h, rroy and others operating th' "nnd,r1roun4 riroad' were arrested and trloI-
 Four. lnniuijuz tl" devoted vo- man 'rhos, nam" has hocom" a symbol of 'bs spiritually glorious ~iI" of war, were sentenced 10 death ly q German rourtmartial.
 Nurse CavnIl made no complaint. She knew the rules Of war. and that they were not always softcn"l in mercy to wotnrn
 On. morning sh, walked with >or.uo fac, md firm step out from 1.r prison cell 10 face a firing squad Of soldiers With last defiant uiySsagr of pride in her country and contempt of death, she awaited tho ,Hltt.rng close-rangc Nolley of her ,NtcuIon"rN.
 X parked command. tho crash of 4r,. and Nurs. CHyrll dropped dead, Hardly had tho fumes of 4moh'lr,S oWirr curl,d up from tho muzzlos of the firing squads lowered rifles "forr 4 roeuI,ion If realization of he ful) horror of a war to the death went oeholng round the world
 cWien soon left IrusN"ls aud wan '-rnl through inc German prison amps talking 10 allied soldiers as , friend Favors shown him bv l icrmans mad" the allied prisou'rs ), War suspicious
 In 1916. Qui"u returned to France | IT, was arrested immojiatrlY and | senfonc,d 10 six months imprison- urut for theft.
 Al the expiration Of his term, 1 puIen vas forced to go into the ! 'r.ucu army. iIc was sent 10 l Northern Africa. There, in October. GlN. Quiru WAS arrested as tho be raycr Of Nurse C3Hell.
 There WAs but one poseihl" sen , nr'--icath. After two weeks oU'I debate. this sentence was i'm .osei on Quion.
 But doubt arose even dcsrit" 'h" atural prejudice against the con ,mu'd because of the stigma fhaf itfacL,I to him hv the mere acCu- I'iou that h" was guilty or such | rim".
 Th' s'utcnc" was changed to one [ 20 years Imprisonment.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12

ore" II was a monastery It was founded in tle I2th century by sr i Eeruard
 ' II wa, easy To s,c how uujcn bad won his prison nickname Of 'pouMo Metre'-tWo wards. He is n.arly slN f'., slN inches ta)l It. would attract attention anywhere. Qulen responded readily to several questions | asked him. Then sapl.
 "I want 10 ask you about Nurse Cavrll"
 Quicn's hug. face se"moI sud Gonly 10 collapse Iuro a mass = m- healthy flesh. His fare hIauchui Covering. hc covered his facc with lis hug, haui> Then his story cam" "uh a rush of brohpu hru- t,ur"s,
 '1 am not guilty | am not guilty,
 ''lt Nou knew thn real story ot Iuy Calvary you would pity Inc.
 "l hav' siun"l often l regret. Hur n"N'r- u"ytr-- diI I dcnounro Nur-~ rJrru.'
 AloH" with his 9Nul thoughts for nar'y righr years. Qm,u appears to ha>" constructed a hoif-rroof de r. ns"
 Nntin of I'rrcr~
 'l am 1'r t.rflu. uG mdcmI cr- tors. h, ,ounuuel Tt k m, past history thal has cop>ic'rd mt
 "Ny Inl.r Drt,i hard to rayr wo. bat 1, bns lost interest. Now I a,'or Hoar from hm. and h, does ro'h'u- tp H.-cu,u my cas-.
 I am 1r.d %! Ggn'in@. [ aus he couiIg resigned 70 my ratr
 "nut .m not gc,ry
 Ny If. duriu9 thr Wal Wa, :; drtna. eScuprl from rh, orcu- pied territory 10 Holland and | ru- . '."I out numerous missions for th. . I.r rch military alt5ru..
 "For cotlabomtjug in Nurse Ca,- 1. 'il's work WaS twice condemned . ty m" Germans, one 10 six months .npri~oamcnt at Antwerp.
 "pnyu I laodlud important mIIi- 'arN Io"uw,Nl+. "I n'Nor 'vr@ in ,he pay or fine
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
INNNtEN TIRE: S2Oo. 900 |, )ss

IunIhnnnock, ra. oct 12 R-. Fir" swept through the I. X |. tam t'ry h're yesterday, causing s!oo,- t"' loss A large quantity of e ,stly Hr"d leather stored in the. leach hous" was destroyed along vii he hHrh miIIl.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
(ayen Democrats |e Atty. Philip TrOup

(aYsn, Oct, l2 lFr-p Philip Deal attorney and editor of Haren Union until its re tp'ion hy the Finest niou.
 night nominated bv the E city convention as the
 of inc party for mayor. lsd the nomination.
 TroUn recently issued q l after h" had been visited fnitea Of local democrats nportrd to have urged 'coma a candidate for the
 nonIDatlon. saying that 'eres's N NouId prevent his The agitation for his was continued, however, result that he consented to head the city ticket Of .bIicau convention will be
 this month.
 RAIb CLASSIFIED ADS < YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
R|N G. ]. ?. TOGETHER |NIidarity Of Action'' EtltS Declare
c. 1o ips-IEestarn

nr.. 1o Western [.,1,ors belonging to the [.cresslre group, have |.t.ir intention to unite [r Of action' in consjd residential candidates trs problems of the next |, any threat Of form 1arty the western s"na- ,nstor Borah Of Idaho ,.ssnan. declared in a ,st their purpose Of ,,ber ~as based on the
 "tha republican party
 party and not an east Y,or Norris Of Nebraska. . leader, has not iudI sire 10 enter tho prosi- s-ence primaries m cultural states, the ,orial group expressed
 support him in any h h. will consent to ne ucfor" the voters, rs of 'ne group inylud- Frazer and Nye of l. and Brookhart Of m members Of con lpor rroblcms Of their ars regarded as reg ietilu.s as active and
 stat,n"u' added, but DTS and representatives . seem to hc
 Irregular. lusurgaut .
 basei on the assuuIp- th. announcement. . astcruers that "ropuh-
 can only originate
 territory and repub- an ernanato only from . rs.
 -gau's1tion of western cing planned, another that section. MrNary, agon announced at
 that he will rall a
 farmers and eastern
 his return Io NHSh- k out some practical relief.
 ;ideutjal boom also aunchcd a' Sclalja. .ndorsemont Of Sela- crat. Missouri, as th" for president i state committee Of
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
Pliers DeGed Hackers
 In Hop for Le B0urget

Wheeling, W. Va, Oct 12 R,- objections lodged by Wheeling bus m"ss men backing the American
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12

i (In - recent interview with th,
 United Press at StIi-HrI-AhHys.
 Africa. Bounrr I Dot,. just returned
 10 duty with the French Foreign Lr-
 g,on after having been purdonei
 while serving d sentence for dcs,1--
 1or, mentioned "uHseranI"
 wrarsn' Hbo Vas a fellow -prisouyr
 "ith him at CIairlauN, France.
 Tho prisoner was Georges Qmcu. ! frenchmam serving a tWouty-yoar sentence after having he,0 convict .l Of one of the most dastardIy he 'raya's o',r prvpctratel. IT,. if nas alleged. eavr inc heroic British nurse. Edith CayoU one of the great figures of tho World War. into tho hands ol thc Gormars- 10 b. shot as q spy.
 Her rrim" was Snn@gIJns escaped French, British and Belgian soldiers through tho German uuos--nghud which she was doing Red Cro~. work.
 Hero. nine years after tho close ot 'he var. twelve year. after Nurse Ca>oll'~ d.ajh Was a spquD to th. elim story of blood. death glory anl mfauN.
 Pierr" Salarui"r. rrYnn"r n' 'ha United PcsS Paris staff, WAS sent to ClairyauN prison 10 interview Omen.
 I'snally stringent ro}rruuunt reg rIatiors against visiting prisoners Were rcIaN'1 as a special favor.
 Salarni,r talked 70 Quiou m rh. office Of Prison Director Roe, and here is tha story about Qmear tCopyri-ht io97 by rmlrd lrc-~.r
 Clairvm>. Frauca uc, f- NCr)-- Cunging, cursed as Il JuIas. au out c1st among outcastS. thr most dos- pissed man in all of France is living out h"rr 2o-y"ar sentence to a ono-maa h.t}.
 IT, is George Gasroa Qul.n 5o. convicted larrtyrr of Nur~. Edith ]. "ay,IL She died with smile in i@i5 5t 'ho hands of a German fir ing squad.
 His agod parents died oC shame at his conviction. lis friends have d'- . serted hin. In all tho world h. has but one Jot.ndcr- strangely enough. his JaIlor
 The look Of Fl beaten dog that romas into Qut"u's ryes when the name Elth Ca1el1 j> mentioned h.. broken vohrmnrn, with which 5r douice his guilt of he most das- .arlly of all crimes has brought lm hut short laughs of sc5rn from . III hut Director Roe of 'h" Clair aux rruitoutjar} here where Quicn s convict
 NI Roc is SO convinced o' his in- ocrucc, so sure that thrrr has been
 mjscarliage Of justin. far Wors. han the execution of guiltlcsot nan, that hr is trying to have puiru's sentence reviewed, hoping a, east 10 have it shortenol
 l}ut where rould Quion goH 1lc ! $ wealthy, hut of what avail would c his wealth eNcop, 10 om,hl" him (. hide his identity from other mon? i
 suffering ' alhaiN. '1 am sulf"ringa Calvary h" told DO. "Miue is a second Drcyfus , Isr." <, ENen f h. convinced inc powers ! nat sentenced him, couli he con inc" th" World2 For forty of his fifty years. Qnion , a.s hoon in almost constant trouble. ;; o had served two prison sentences S aforr this one. r Though t F'renchnan 2 native of 10 AS0c district he WAS not with c
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12

place where H. Id ! TF'fl e +s.. s-e, Pay ,r- Fs5n Greal~
 ? 5t W.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
FOIE In -

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 D cen killed .,s lofna do at H.. '7' of Bly.ta...,. A-t ,-. ''tf- 5.,. ' OffCr rrr 'E-e Ags Were T -.-,.
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-12

4 IL the patterns pictured can N be stenciled in colors. Finish ed models will be on display in the window and at the department.
 Mrs. Faulkner will give instruc- tion daily from 9:30 a, m. to 800 ?. m.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-12

ROG making is no longer a tedi- 4\ ous task, for with these beau t1ul yarns and expert instruction, even an inexperienced worker can make lovely and durable rug at small cost, with only few hours of work.
The border vidette., 1927-04-16

Mesa-Contract to be awarded
soon for $4,000 new hotel in
Mesa.
Winslow-L. D. S. Temple be
ing erected here at cost Of $12,.
900.
Yuma - Yuma Ice Delivery
company open new Office and ice
service station corner Madison
street and Orange avenue.
Grand Canyon-Grand Canyon
National Park to build $55O,OOO
lodge in near future.
Yuma - Arizona Edison com
pany install new engines in pow.
er house here.
Phoenix-Total value of $50,
100000 given production of Ari
zona's busic industries for 1926.
Graham County tubercular
cattle test in progress.
Prescott-New 115 horsepower
combination truck, pump and
chemical tank fire engine pur
chased by city.
Safford-Frigidaire plants
for making ice cream installed
by Mossrs. Jennings and Roach.
Safford-Safford Laundry in.
stalls seberal pieces new ma.
chinery to cope with increased
business.
State cotton crop for 1926 was
estimated at 100000 bales.
Phoenix - Girand-McGraw
gold claims at Tornado Camp
producing ores assying from
$40 to $1OO,OOOa d ton.
Kingham - 50-ton carload
feldspar or silica being shipped
every 8 days from here by Gold
Cliff Central Mining Company.
Hillside - Archaeological
Copper Company to erect new
pilot mill here.
The border vidette., 1927-04-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz county, State Of Arizona.
Estate of Albert H. Stone, de-
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the
~ undersigned The First Ma
tional Bank of Nogales, admins
traitor with the will annexed of the
estate of Albert H. Stone, deceas-
ed, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first pu-
blication OF this notice to the said
administrator at the Trust Depart
of The First National Bank of No
gales, Nogales, Arizona, the same
being the place for the transac-
tion OF the business of said estate,
in eaid county OF Santa Cruz.
THE FIRST NATIONAL. BANK
of NoGALEs,
BY OTTo II. HERoLD,
Trust Officer
Administrator with the will an.
nexed of the estate OF Albert I'll.
Stone, deceased.
Dated Nogales, Arizona, this l4th
day of January, 1927. 1.l5 5t.
The border vidette., 1927-04-16

For SALE-A BARGAIN-Lot
Thirty. three approximately n
by 21O feet, and part of lot mum
Der thirty, situated on the north
(high) side of Elm street, oppo
site the Bulge Flats. An ideal
site for an apartment house or
residence, being near the Elm
street school and close to the
business center. For particulars
see Emory D. Miller at THE
BORDER VIDETTE office.
The border vidette., 1927-04-16

Safford-Bonds to be issued
for new $75, 900 sewage disposal
plant here.
Clifton-Ranchers of Eagle
| Creek and Blue River section
sold 1000 head cattle recently.
Phoenix Gillespie interests
of Los Angelesmaking extensive
development Of pioneer Red
Rover mine 40 miles northeast of
Phoenix.
Florence - Spilway excava.
tion being pushed on Coolidge
dam across San Carlos Canyon
of Gila River.
Phoenix Ground broken for
81, 500, 900 new Roosevelt Hotel.
Gillespie - New Gila River
bridge at Gillespie near compile
| ton.
Chandler-Bonds voted recent.
ly for SIS, 900 -waterworks system
here.
Shareholders of Arizona Pima
Cotton Growers receive total of
81, $780, 900.
Salt River valley lettuce being
shipped along Pacific Coast as
| far north as Portland
Tucson-Plans under way for
81 100000 new Veterans Hospit.
at Tucson.
Ech Canyon - Echo Canyon
Bowl Association to construct
| natural amphitheater with two
stages and 5000 seating capacity
at cost of 500, 900.
Arizona will receive 81, 500,
600 from Congress for expend
iture on forest roads and trails
for fiscal year ending June 80,
1923.
Phoenix - Contract awarded
for paving portions of Pierce and
Ninth Streets in this city.
Snowhake-Cady Lumber Cor
poration purchases Standard
Lumber Mills, Inc, recently.
Springfeld--Now addition be /,
ing built to Browns Buick Gar
age eere in Hyatt block.
! Colter-A. G.. Becker granted
franchise to install light and
power transmission lines in
Springerville, eager and Golfer.
Phoenix-278-room new Royal
Hotel to be constructed here
soon corner Second avenue to
Adams street.
| Ajo-Rich silver lead 'ore cut
in Ballas property so miles east
of Ajo at 800 sect depth.
| Wellton - Ward Lee Farms
company plants 160 acres in fine
variety OF grapes.
| Buckeye - Buckeye Mining
company starts development in
bills near here; new mill and rail
connection with Southern Pacific
proposed.
Springerville-New bridge over
Little Colorado River leading to
l Round Valley Light & Ppwer
company plant to be constructed
soon.
Springerville-5 new campers
| cottages being added to camp
ground here by Becker Trans
continental Garage company.
Eagle Creek-Work to be done
on Eagle Creek Road from juno
ton of Coronado trail to T. P.
Wilson Ranch.
Duncan-4OO acres corn to be
planted IN Duncan this year.
| Casa Grande-Harry Mandell
to open department store in Bird
building here.
/ Superior - McGimell Copper
company 5.foot ledge of $40 pea
cock and copper glance ore.
Superior-Tornado Gold Min
ing company will spend $3.50, 900
to develop Dripping Springs pro,
perty.
Benson-Cochise Utilities com,
pany resumes work on deep
water we'll at plant here.
Benson-F. ]. Taylor filing
station on West Fourth street to
be opened soon.
Benson-Arizona Wax Paper
company starts operations in this
place.
, State highway construction
program for this year includes
l00 to;lnS
The border vidette., 1927-04-16
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW.
April II, 1927.

Phoenix-Heavy rains in state
uncover rich gold assaying 500, !.
per tom at Dripping Springs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-06
CALLED IN DISBARMENT
Union City Lawyer Will Face Court
Monday.
BB Times Special

7 IHtb5 bVJJFUE
WINCHESTER, Ind, Oct. g.
Ernest M. Dunn, Union City lawyer
and former Randolph County prose-
cutor, has been cited to appear be-
fore Judge A. L. Bales next Monday
a sa defendant in disbarpent pro-
ceerings. Charges upon which the
proceedings are based allege Dunn
and Eben M. Brown, at the time
prosecuting attorney, conspired to
extort $1,000 from George Feltman,
Union City druggist, by offering him
protection from prosecution for vio-
lation of the prohibition law.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-06
Spanish Boy, UnWanted by
Parent, Seeks Friend at
Indiana Harbor.

A grin is the same in any language
and by that token, Arthur Borja, II,
who speaks Spanish fluently, but
knows no English, expressed his
appreciation for the kindness ex-
tended him by Claude c. Mccoy,
board of safety secretary
For it was Mccoy who took the
stranded youth to Frank l.. MARITIME,
interpreter, at 312 Pythian Bldg,
and learned that he was trying to
make his way to a friend in Indiana
Harbor, when he ran out of money
here. ...
May Luber, Real Silk Mills en-
ploye, told Mccoy of Borja's plight.
Through the interpreter, he told
that he is an American, born at
New Orleans of Mexican mother
and Spanish father. Leaving his
father, the boy went into Mexico
with his mother when he was only
3 years old and so did not learn
the English language.
When he hunted up his father a
short time ago, the parent didn't
remember him." so he made up his
mind to join the Indiana Harbor
friend. Mccoy and his friend con-
tributed a purse sufficient to buy
the youths railroad ticket and to
get him started on the last lap OF
his Journey north.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-06
BLOW BUBBLES, KEEP
YOUNG, SAYS EXPERT
Famous Beauty Doctor Reveals New
Secret of Youth.

Famous Beauty Doctor Reveals new
Secret of Youth.
By United Press
LONDON, Oct. 6.-Keep youthful
by blowing soap-bubbles.
This is what Fernandez, the IA
nous beauty expert at the fashion,
able Savoy is telling his clients at
present.
- Bubble-blowing, he says is an
alternate to the knife for freShen-
ing up the face lines of his tired
beauties.
In addition, according to Fernan-
DEE, bubble-blowing makes the mind
younger as we'll as the face. 1t is
good for the throat muscles and
tightens up loose muscles under the
chin and around the throat.
However for those whose beauty
has faded beyond the possibility of
restoration by the bubble method,
the knife remains as the best sub
stitute for recovering youth and
London nuT1-ng homes are being
booked well ahead just now.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-06
DUMPED IN PRISON;
7 OF ALL THE DUMPSP

Minnesota St. Dumps" Alcohol
Dump" Puts Pair in "the Dumps"
Joseph Powell, "a. of 2218 Daisy
St., and Lee Werner, "a, 1921 Cruft
ST., were found in the unlovely ter
ritory known as the Minnesota st.
dumps" Wednesday afternoon by
police, and now they are in "the
dumps" worse than ever.
Sergeant Eisenhut and Patrolmen
Crouch and Purcell, dry squad mem
bers and accustomed to having the
evidence dumped" said they found
the pair with a five-gallon can of
alcohol in "the dumps"
Powell is alleged to have kept
LIQUOR customers waiting at his
home while he journeyed to "the
bad lands" to fill their orders. War
ner had a half pint of the alleged
alcohol in his possession, purchased
from Powell, police said.
They we're arrested on charges Of
operating a blind tiger and va
grancy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-06
GIVE CONCRETE CHANCE

Change of the street improvement
specifications to give concrete "a
chance" will be considered at the
first regular works board meeting,
President Frank Cones, announces.
Concrete contractors charge the
present specifications, requiring nine
inches of reinforced concrete, make
it impossible for them to compete
with asphalt bidders.
Cones, named president Tuesday,
has been regarded as a friend OF
concrete.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-06
PAGE Q
Is which Sac flled after his COM

ings which she fled after his con-
victions.
He also filed a petition charging
her with overly friendly relations
with Franklin Dodge, former u. 8.
agent.
The shooting today took place
after Remus had pursued his wife
and daughter, Ruth, 10, from the
Aims Hotel here to Eden Park.
Mrs. Remus and her daughter
we're en- route to the office of her
attorney this morning, preliminary
to the opening Of the divorce suit,
when they were pursued by Remus.
Acted Like Mailman
He acted like mailman" Ruth
Rer1us said, in telling Of the shoot
ing.
Mother and I left by the front
way from the Aims Hotel and en-
tered a taxicab. AS the driver was
taking us toward Eden Park OBJ
served a big automobile with two
men in it following us. AS our car
passed under the park bridge no
ticed one of the men in the car
trailing us was Mr.. Remus.
"Then I saw that the driver of
the Remus car was trying to head
us off. AS our driver slowed up
near the greenhouse Remus started
to alight, but we kept on going I'M
til we reached the curve. There
the driver of the other car cut us
off and forced us to stop.
RemuS Jumps From Car
with his right hand in his
pocket, Mr.. RemuS jumped out of
his auto and ran toward our cab.
st started to get out, but mother
pulled me back. Then she jumped
out and ran up the road.
But he ran after her, calling her
vile names, one after another.
HE seized her by the arm, pulled
her toward him and then shot her.
81 grabbed Mr.. Remus and held
him. I said: What is the matter
with you, are you going insane?
"Mr. Remus then got into his au-
tomobile and was driven away"
Did 1t as Principle"
Shortly after, Remus surrendered
himself at police headquarters. He
was collected in thought, but gave
signs of depressed excitement when
questioned by police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-06
HEAR DEPOT RENT ROW
Dispute Over Use of Terminal I'm
der Amusement in U. S. Court.

Controversy over payment of rent
for the railroad terminal station
here by the Cincinnati, Indianapo-
lis g. Western Railroad Company
was taken under advisement in Fed
eral Court at Cincinnati Wednes-
day at the conclusion of arguments.
Attorneys for the c., I. & w. and
indianapolis Belt Railroad contend
that because of the merger of the
two companies of the original thir-
teen which leased the station, its
rental should be one-twelfth of the
total instead of two thirteenths.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-06
SEEK DRY CONVENTION
Discuss Plans for Bringing PrOhibi-
ton Party Here in 1928.

Plans for bringing the 1928 ma
tional convention of the National
Prohibition party to Indianapolis
will be discussed at the State con-
vention to be held in the Wheeler
City Rescue Mission, 241 N. Della
ware ST., next Wednesday.
Speakers will be B. L. Allen, State
chairman; j. E. Thompson, of
Mooresville; and Dr. Albert Stanley,
Miss Alkaline Denny and j. w. Hud-
dleston, all of Indianapolis. Ross
S. Davis of Greenfield, and S. E. Ho-
man of Indianapolis, will lead de-
votional services.