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tSbuEbHuSu from E1ESL EdS9.t
Red Cross relief agency here contain
many and varied articles.
Some Of the thousand bundles un.
packed and assorted included, among
other items, flimsy evening gowns,
postage stamp tea aprons, silken
negIiges, gold cloth hats and pocket
books. One benefactor sent bands
mans gaudy uniform. Another con-
trihuted a lone golden slipper, which
caused a relief worker to remark that
Cinderella is not victim Of the
food"
A faded Confederate Army uniform
was found in a package, which alse
contained d gay plaid skirt with long
train.
The main supply depot of the Red
Cross has been established in Mem
phis. Business men and society wom-
en- are aiding in the work of handling
supplies.
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u. D. c. ASKED TO AID.
Mrs. st. +. Allison Lawton Pleads
for Stricken Members.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April rs tP).
A call to the United Daughters Of
the Confederacy to aid members of
the organization who are sufferers in
the Mississippi Valley flood was is
sued here yesterday by Mrs. st. J.
Allison Lawton, president general.
The Daughters are requested to
send their contributions to the treas
urer general, Mrs. B. A. Blenner, Of
Richmond, Va. Distribution of the
money will be made through the Red
Cross
Evening star., 1927-04-26

MANILA, April 26 LP).-The execu-
tive committee Of the Philippine Red
Cross today cabled 5000 pesos as its
contribution to the flood relief fund
in response to President Coolidge s
appeal for aid for the inundated
cities in Arkansas, Mississippi and
Louisiana.
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FLOOD TOLL GROWS AS RISING
WATERS MENACE VAST AREA

which caused the break in the levee
at Junior Plantation, 49 miles below
the city, was reported to have been
sucked SO feet into the crevasse by
the force of the current. Three tugs
worked yesterday and last night to
pull the Inspector out of the breach,
but were unsuccessful. The hull OF
the Inspector cut down the amount
considerably.
Five more Coast Guard boats were
expected here to join the seven which
arrived yesterday for flood-relief work
in the vicinity of Greenville.
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DROWNING OF 25 DENIED.

JACKSON, Miss, April 26 Opl.-Re-
ports that 25 persons had been drowned
at Heads, Miss, when they jumped
from a burning building into flood
waters were denied today by DR.. A. f.
Copeland OF Leland, Miss, near here.
DIR. Copeland said that an outhouse
on a farm at that place burned. but
that no persons were killed or in
jured.
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$3.50

---nnd ONLY $500 cash and S69.50
monthly. EXHIBIT HOUSE 1Sf7e
OTIS ST. NE.
Omen from 9 An. to 9 PM. SEE
THESE HOMES TONIGHT!
The SHAPIRO method Of eaor-
moas home building operations and
the eiiminafion Of sab-coHsrGctor'
pr0ffs--nakes these loo costs pos
sibIe--G BIG sapiHg for YOU!
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The present year marks the flftieth
anniversary Of the organization Of the
first archery club in the United States,
at Oakland, Calf.
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:: -Ehap!xu News
Az sss41e sis $. NV HoMEs Main ss4s esez.s"s'sA


Thousands of happy. families owe
their happiness and independence
to the fact that Trey made their
first "investment'' in aEAI, ESTATE
by buying a HOME on the de-
ferred payment p1an--completely
paying for 1t in from to 10 years
while their "neighbors" kept on
paying arent" and BOUGHT A
HOUSE FOR THEIR LANDLORD
Why not buy home for YOUR
SELF instead of for SOMEONE
ELEE2
we have HELPED hundreds ac-
uuire INDEPENDENCE-and We
can help YoU--if you'u JUST SAY
THE WORD.
Here are THREE different groups
Of homes to select from-we've had
the EXHIBIT HOME in each group
compietely furnished by the Peer
less Furniture Comany so that you
can see exactly how your furniture
can be placed In any of these homes.
Make it a point to inspect one of
them TONIGHT
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Washington Must Not Fail;
Help Flood Sufferers at Once

Washington failed responsibilities when
stricken fellow called for aid Of Distress
call has
of Mississippi Valley where
have carried ruthless devastation and death
The noby the call for aid which has
forth President Coolidge
Washington IS responding quota $4,000.
will be raised. eonab1y.
imperative. Do no
And Washngtons assigned will have been have
9TH great responsibilities
Remember. Washington has failed.
Washington must not
The Evening Star will
these will be forwarded the Red All such
should addressed the
and made payable to the order of
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Rl9elt lh&leC

These handsome English all-br1ck
and stucco homes just completed in
MARIETTA PARK have proven the
biggest sensation OF the Petworth
section, not only on account OF
their beauty and exceptional fea-
lures. but also because Of the fact
that SUCH HOMES can be sold for
the low price that we are asking
Evening star., 1927-04-26
SI2,95O

with most convenient terms and
payments! EXHIBIT HOMES
1726 IRVING ST. NV. and 1913
HOBART ST. NV. Open and
Iiqhted EVERY day until 9 PM.
PLAN TO SEE THEM TONIGHT!
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PARKSIDE

the exclusive SHAPIRO devel-
opment in the very heart of Mt,
Pleasant, on a delightful through
fare overlooking Rock Greek Park,
where it's always cool and delight
ful--you'Il find them the most
pleasing homes you've ever in
spected, built of ornamental brick
pr rubbIestone and stuceo and con-
tanning 6, 7 and large handsome
rooms and or 2 tiled baths-with
every LATEST feature from quiet
oil l-burnina heaters to convenient
Iavatories in guests wrap closets
the finest and best homes we
could conceive or build-and the
prices will be a great surprise to
you--as low as
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TANAKA MUCH BETTER.
japanese Premier May Be Able to
Attend Diet Session.

TOKYO. Anlil IS LE).-Baron Tan
aka, who asattmed the premiership
a week ago and who has been i'll with
Influenza tho last fe,, days, was still
in bed today.
His physicians feared pneumonia at
first, but he was reported much inn
proved this morning, and it is expect
ed he will be able to attend the special
session of the Diet summoned for
next week to consider the financial
situation.
Evening star., 1927-04-26

Coolidge Wilson, Roosevelt, Nc
Kinley, Cleveland, Hayes and John.
son were State Governors before they
became President Of the United
States.
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tBeSt%oltdhOn

Our beautiful "New Day" homes
demanded the best location pos
sibIe and so we placed them in
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S7,95O up

on terms of only $500 CASH and
$3.50 monthly. 6, and big
rooms and tiled bath, bu11t-in tub
and shower, pedestal lavator1es,
your choice of walnut, mahogany
or ivory-finished woodwork, real
ireplaces, beautiful Textons rip
pie finish walls of various tints,
bedrooms with big closets, sleep
ing and dining porches. French
doors, built-in refrigerators, one
piece sinks, toilets and laundries In
big white painted Easements. IN
SPECT THESE HOMES TONIGHT!
THEY'RE SELLING RAPIDLY!
ST. NV. Just around the corner
from 5th st. NV.
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Iotor Corps Aids
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Women Of the Red Cross Motor
Corps also rendered valuable services
Evening star., 1927-04-26
Stages of River.

At Memphis, Tenn, the river will
begin to fall slowly by Wednesday,
after having reached a stage of As feet
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Death Notices

MITCHELL. JAMES L.-558 Middle Drive.
Woodruff Place. husband of Brooke Grit
fin Mitchell. passed away Dec. 8, 1927.
Born Sept. 9, 1868. Funeral Saturday 1880
A. m. at the nome. Burial private. at
crown Hill.
VICTOR, ANGELINE-Age n years, widow
Henry r. and VIM. q. Victor. Mrs. Flora
Hurbert and Mrs. Walter G. Kelly Of In
dianapolis. and Mrs, w. r. Harrison Of
sao d de s1o Ies Svs nEn 81
service private. Burial Crown Hill.
WILSON. HARRY W.-Of 1851 N. Meridian
St., beloved husband Of Gladys Wilson
passed away at sunnyside sanitarium
Wednesday afternoon. Services p. m.
Saturday Instead of 2:50 p. m: as previous
GHA aNASpnS M0R Il R Friends invited
Burial Crown Hill.
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NEED 2 MORE JURORS
TO TRY COED BANDIT

Both Sides May Call Alienists They
Indicate.
BIZ United. Press
COURTROOM, LAGRANGE,
Texas, Dec. 1.-Two jurors remained
to be selected today in the trial of
Rebecca Bradley Rogers, 22-year-old
University of Texas graduate,
charged with robbery of the First
National Bank of Ruda g year ago.
Otis Rogers, lawy'er-husband of
the demure defendant, has passed
personally on all jurors seated.
The trial may become a battle be-
tween alienists, it was indicated
when both State and defense ex-
anined prospective jurors as to
their attitude toward plea of in
sanity.
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THREE CITY GIRLS ARE
MISSING FROM HOMES

Relatives Ask Police to Aid in
Search for Trio.
- Three young men were reported
by relatives today.
Pearl Prosell, Is, was reported
missing by her sister, Mrs. Louise
jenkins, 2141 Gale st. She left her
sisters home for school Wednesday.
Helen Wolfe, IS, of SGT N. Traub
Ave-, was reported missing by her
mother.
Mrs. Mabel Wheeler, 1922 Spann
Ave-, informed police her sister, Ger
trude Calls, 20, has been missing
since Sunday.
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other organizations in Rumania and
Jugoslavia.
Sees Great Merger

Sees Great Merger
Then there is a European Rail
Makers Association, a German
chemical industries combine, sim
liar one in France, a German cleo
trio combine and a European alumni
mum cartel comprising German,
English, French, Swiss, Austrian and
Norwegian firms,
There is proposal for Pam
European Industrial Union which
would be a trust of trusts, linking
up all the powerful cartelS into one
giant cartel for mutual action.
So far England has held aloof
from these continental schemes. But
in Great Britain itself Sir Alfred
Mond has formed a great chemical
trust.
Furthermore this multi million
aire, who was formerly member of
the British cabinet, visions another
United States under the British flag,
an Empire Economic Union to keep
foreign goods out by tariff walls.
Next: EurOpe's Greatest Question
Marks.
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FLIERs TO FLORIDA
Brock and SchIee En- Route to
Endurance Flight.

BIZ United Press
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. B.
William Brock and Edward Schlee,
round. the world fliers, left here at
1890 a. m. today for Atlanta, Ca,
another leg on their journey to Day
tona, Fla, where they will attempt
an airplane endurance flight.
Flying from Detroit Wednesday
in the Pride of Detroit, in which
they attempted a record world fight,
Brock and Schlee remained in Gin
cinnati overnight.
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Help Vented Female

SALEswoMAN or representative to sell
our exclusive Memo Phone Recorders.
Representatives in other districts are
earning SIS per. week and upwards. Don't
overlook this. golden opportunity. Wire or
write for full particulars. MEMO MANU-
FEATURING CO., 10 W. Warren Ave. De-
troit. Mich.
MIDDLE-AGED lady, care for 5-year girl:
home and small wages. After 6 p. m,
TAO N IllinoiS Ant 81
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FINDS GERMANS
MORE FRIENDLY.
TO AMERICANS
Europe Enyies Prosperity Of
U. s.; Breeding Hate
Among Nations.

This is the fifth in the series OF six
articles BY Milton Bronner, European
correspondent for The Times ana NEA
Service, analysing the European situa-
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Help Wanted Male
MEN

For distributing circulars. Former
employees. with clean record. not now en-
ployed. preferred. Report at once.
lis S. CAPITOL
SALESMAN or representative to sell our
exclusive Memo Phone Recorders. Rep
resentatives in other districts are earning
$75. per week and upwards; Don't over
write for full particulars. MEMO MANU-
FEATURING CO.. 10 W. Warren Ave-. De-
troit. Mich.
SOLICITORS-Liber commission PROPOSE
ton en- local newspaper. See Mr.. Hedge
between and evenings. Room 1919 lin.
den Hotel
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Fight With Trusts

French and German potash kings
forgetting the war, formed a potash
trust.
In September, 1926, a great steel
cartel was constituted, taking into
its folds the great producers of Ger
many, France, Belgium, Luxembourg
and the Saar Valley. Thus German
coal and French iron ore were
brought into combination.
An east European steel cartel has
been formed, comprising the Czecho-
'slovakian steel men, the Austrian
Rothschild and Steeg groups, the
French Schneider groups mills in
eastern Europe, the German Man.
nesmann group in the same terri
tory, the British group which con-
trolls mills in Rumania and various
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-''cns Vented Male

ATTENTICN-MAN WITH CLOSED CAR
wants to drive travelling man OF private
party BY week or month. Reasonable. Box
C-846, Times
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Room, for Rent With B0ATd

ALA. N, 1924: large room. twin beds. run
ming water. steam heat Riley 6647.
CENTRAL. 2404; warm rnn., employed girls,
near bath. Har. 478T-W.
COLLEGE. 1850; children to board by dav
or week: mothers care. Hem. 1927
HARDING. N, 1916: comfortable .nodern
home for invalid; nurses care. Pa. 4l49.
ILL.,. N, 300: clean. warm front rn;
good meals: mod. home. Ran. z753.
fttnt rm.: priv. home: gar. Oh. 074z
NORTH; LOVELY RIM. MODERN, PRI-
VATE HOME; So. WASH. l704.
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MisceIloneous Wanted

HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing
US to help others. Salvation Army Indus
tsial Home. Phone for wagon Riley 6o22
l27 w Georgia
GOOD CASH PRICES for furniture. rugs
nromntlv answered. Ii 1850.
RAW furs wanted. We pay market prices.
H. M. Stitle Co., 226 Kentucky Ave,
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$ f,-otions Wanted Female

LAUNDRY; curtains. use: spreads. blankets
single or double, Csc; also small wash
ings: plain sewing. $50 Union ST.
LADY wishes position as housekeeper. 500
Crawford st.
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Business Announcements

FEATHERS bought. SOLD and renovated
feather mattresses and pillows made
G. F. BURKLE. 416 Mass Main 1923
PIANO TUNING; players a speciality. Spe-
cial prices on Immediate work. Virgil
McDermid. Irv. 1927 R-4
PLUMBING FIXTURES we save YOU
money. INDIANAPOLIS PLUMBING
SUPPLY CO, l25 N. Alabama, Lin. 6788
RUG. 9xl2. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. %
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 1852
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Feared, Envied

And he envies us. He sees a
country SO highly industrialized that
by mass production we are invading
his home markets and taking away
from him world markets. And he
fears us. Therefore, he is apt to
hate us.
They have an ace in the hole in
lower wages than we have. First
they will be on the defensive. After
ward they will go on the offensive.
First they will try to conserve for
themselves the European market
Afterwards they will seek trade in
China and Russia and South Amer
lea.
They believe Americans are max
ing themselves hated by the Latin
republics, because of interference in
the affairs of Haiti, Nicaragua and
Mexico,
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA. 100 N: very warm. facing
street. newly furnished. plenty hot
water. phone: $3.50 single. $3.50 double
ALA, NJ, 7o4; Logene Apt, No. o; modern
front rm. for men. Private ent. Ii. 5782.
ASHLAND, 21S9; nicely furn. rms, mod
ern priv. home. Hem. 1912.
CARROLLTON. 1920: lovely warm rm; lst2
class home: breakfast opt: garage. Wa.
CLINTON HOTEL. 20 Virginia Ave; room:
steam heat: right down town; SO to So
DELAWARE. N. 1886; MOD. WARM RIM.
PRIVATE HOME. PRIVILEGES.
ILLINOIS, N. 1913; nicely furn. warm rm
oil modern. Riley $685.
MERIDIAN. n. s26; FURN. RM, HOT
NEW JERSEY. N, l0O6:Z MOD, WARM
ROOM; PRIVILEGES. RI. 5225.
NEW YORK, 23i E.; housekeeping or
sleeping Centrally located.
NORTH. 1885 Hall Pl: pleasant warm rm.,
priv. mod. home: / or 2. Ha 4897W.
PARK. 1885: nice warm rrn.; modern; good
neet. LIN. 1888.
WOODRUFF PL.; attractive warm rm.,
private mod. home. Oh. 2230.
YOUR Credit is Good
have S@ esssed Ts coaTess sdi eH
tended to anyone VINO has no past due ac-
counts on our books. Avail yourself Of
this opportunity. A courteous girl will help
you write your ad. Call Main $780, Want
Ad Dept.
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BY MILTON BRONNER
NEA Service Writer

LONDON, Dec. 3.--Not long ago
a fairly well-known writer for an
American weekly went home with a
"great discovery" that Americans
are not loved in Europe. 1t handed
a laugh to every person informed
about Europe; his discovery" has
been an open secret for years.
When the interests of two coun-
tries march together for war or for
peace. for mutual trade, for mutual
profit, all is well. The moment IN
terests clash, friendship ceases. 1t
is a paradox that the country In
which Americans probably are the
most popular today is the one we
helped lick-Germany.
We took no colonies from Ger
many, demanded no reparations and
we gave the fallen foe hand.
Thinks U. S. Prosperous
America is both feared and envied
in Europe. The European with his
high taxes, his impoverished condi-
tons, his country shot to pieces by
the war, his unemployment, his in
dustrial depression, sees across the
Atlantic a continental domain
stuffed with all the good things of
the earth except rubber, tin, coffee,
cocoa and tea, a nearly self-con-
tanned country both as to food and
raw materials.
n He sees 12O,OOO,OO0 busy people
with a general average of well-being
never before witnessed in world his
tory.
He sees country which has more
working men owning their own
homes, own gardens. own automo-
biles, own pianos than history has
ever before recorded.
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. Special Notices

ers OF the Plymouth Saving and Loan
Association. for the election Of directors.
Win be held on Monday. Dec 10, 1927. be-
offices, 1879 E. Ohio st. r. Z. DARNABY.
President; E. E. KATTERCHENRY, Secre-
tary.
FERNE DAVIS: home few days. she will
ings. advice by appointment. Can arrange
priv. trumpet seances. RAN 0743.
MUSIC lessons to beginners, 40 cents per
hour. HOS N Capitol.
FINE needle work; bed spreads, table run
ners. embroidery work. Oh. 0421-M.
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Instructions
DANCING

terpretative, acrobatic, folks dances
Frances Avery, 1920 Central Ave, Ran.
5142. Children called for and returned in
auto: 81 per lesson.
yates pass State examinations easily
202 odd Fellow Bldg Ma 57s sus $500
CHRISTENSEN School Of Popular Music;
piano harmony and all dance orchestral
inst uments. LOG Pembroke Arcade. Ri. $3.50
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Brrsiness Places for Rent

sTOREROOM or Office space: heat and
light furnished 748 Virginia Ave. Dr.
STOREROOM for small BUSINESS 4Ox60 It.
Steam heat, electric LIGHTS. ~ Corner Gath
and College. Wash. A433.
INDIANA AVENUE, S16-4l6-44O. MAIN
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Musical Instruments
FOR XMAS
FOR, XMAS

condition cheap. Get our E 2 terms.
RHINE MUSIC CO., 1913 Pembroke Arcade.
Main 4574 Omen evenings
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1000 EXPECTED
AT KIWAN|ANS'
STATE SESSION
Registration on Opening Day
450; Banquet This
Evening.

OH OHtCG0 FT6SS
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 29-New
attendance records are expected for
the Indiana Kiwanis convention
which opened here Wednesday to
continue through Friday. Registra-
ton on the opening day reached
$50, with prediction that today or
Friday would show 1000.
The Kiwanians heard welcoming
addresses today by Mayor A. r.
Ross, Lafayette, and Mayor M. B.
Morgan, West Lafayette. Other
speakers today include President E.
G. Elliott, Purdue University; H. G.
Reisner, president of the interclub
council; A. E. Kress, immediate
past governor; G. E. Endicott, In
diana district governor, and How
ard E. Smith and DR.. F. P. HAM
mond, governors, respectively, of
the Ohio and illinois, Eastern Iowa
districts.
A banquet will be held this eve
ming in honor of Governor and
Mrs. Endicott, at which Canadian
flag will be presented on behalf of
the Vancouver (B. CD Kiwanis Club,
and an American flag by Goevrnor
Endicott, as tokens of international
friendship. The flag exchange Is
based on suggestion by the late
President Warren G. Harding.
A golf tournament was held on
Wednesday. Glen Harrison and
William Kramer of the Attica Club
won.
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LIAR SAYS HE SLEW
as OKLAHOMA INDIANS
Recounts How He Achieved Task
With Tomahawk

ASS~Ouheo AAOW AAC ACutCNCu LASH
With Tomahawk
BIZ NEA Service
PANA, I'LL, Sept 29.-While
motoring through Oklahoma recent
ly, Carl H. Preihs was attacked by
a band of hostile Indians, but he
seized a tomahawk from one and
slew forty-five of them.
That is the story told from a
speakers platform here by Preihs
himself. The statement may be ex-
planned by the fact that he is sec
rotary of the Central Illinois Liars
Association.
Business and professional men
organized the club because they
wanted social organization that
would be different" Once month
they get together for session of
well-told falsehoods, and the ones
who tell the biggest whoppers are
made officers. Members point out
that they never mix their pleasure
with business affairs.
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PAY TRIBUTE TO RILEY
Memorial Hospital to Celebrate
Poets Birthday Oct. Z.

James Whitcomb Riley's birthday
will be celebrated Oct. z at Riley
Memorial Hospital with a program
for the children and a public recep-
ton from 2 to 4 p. m, Robert E.
Neff, hospital administrator, an
nounced. Guides will escort the
public through the institution.
The occupational therapy depart
ment will give a party for the chill
dren patients, in honor of winning
first prize at the State fair for their
basket, wood toy and textile exhibit.
Riley Cheer Guild will hold an ex-
position.
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Considerable Auto Thief

BIZ Times Special
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Sept. 30
Arnold Dow had his car stolen, but
was lucky at that. After the thief
got through using it, he parked it
front of the police station at Rush
Vile and it was taken care Of by
officers until Dow arrived.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-29
MARKS DIST BIRTHDAY
DIR. L. Henry Davis Was Richmond
Physician Sixty-Six Years.

BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. 29.-Dr
T. Henry Davis, who practiced
medicine here sixty-six Years, today
is celebrating his ninety-frst birth
day. He retired from active life
in 1924.
For thirty-four years DR.. Davis
served Richmond as city health Off
Ger and for twenty years was on
the State board of health.
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Petition for Manager Vote

BIZ Times Special
NEW ALBANY, Ind, Sept. o.
A petition for vote on the city
manager form of government here
next June is on file in the city
clerks Office 70 be presented for
certification at the next session Of
the city council. The petition bears
$500 names.