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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-05
Friday Basketball
COLLEGE

COLLEGE
Butler. 90 Franklin, 20.
Franklin freshmen, @5' Butler fresh
Mississippi 4. { NJ, So; Ole Mississippi
Toledo, "a: Defiance, 80,
T TaDdep6Il r. s. j s. Nj Middle d2 Tenn State
Tineqin Memorial u, %; Centre Col.
''S New York y, IS; Georgetown. 81.
College, New York 10
Seo4sS Tec6 aq 81 Lee zs 81 Sentgcy "a
bgqges9,ea, 5$ John GGsTFoli, 20.
Ihiel, 20: Geneva, rs.
West Virginia Wesleyan, ~ Paramount
Davis and Elkins, SO; Shepherd Col
oklahoma A. and NJ, 90; Kansas As-
HIGH SCHOOL
Mt Comfort, 81; Broad Ripple, &c.
GibaHlt (Vncennes), 20 Cathedral TN
French Lick, 81 JASPER College, II,
Manual seconds, 20 Tech seconds. 23.
Morton (Richmond). 80; Stoney
Southport seconds, IA; Cathedral sec
s.: Joe (shelbyville), IS; Richmond
"f Bainbridge. 40: Monrovia. 80
Castleton 81; New Augusta. 20.
FerTsoaA Augusta girls, =; Acton girls III.
Princeton. Al; Manual, %.
GFse@eastie, So; Sullivan, 20
Freedom, 20: ,Worthington, 10.
Peru, ~; Bunker Hill. IL
Amo, %, PlainGeld, 81.
S sGGSS'syig!2 Vs. "a Earl sG PsrF y 81
G HeWGantIe' g; f Eon43eITyille, %e
Franklin Seconds, 81; Columbus Sec
T NGGfa@a 3d. FL Fao y%seHnss oSe.
-, Bedford Seconds. 20; Bloomington Sec
Brook. 3h COPELAND. II.
Beech Grove. rs; valley Mills ~.
Salem Seconds, IS; Brownstown Sec,
h jefferson (Laiayettel 81; Lebanon. 20.
tI ogsnsDOrt a A 30 F}n e.. %
P{easantviile, 36 sgitz City, 20.
Westland Seconds, 81; Charlottesville
Aurora: 90; Lqyyrencebggg, 49,,
Mentone. 21; Bourbon. 10.
South Bend, ~; Euthart.. %.
Ilkhaart Seconds. %; South Bend Sec
Fairmougt, g. Alexander, 80,
!, Reitz -tEvansyille), AZ; Central Evans
Wlle). 40.
3 Froebe Gary. IS: Rochester. II.
Rochester Seconds ~: Beaver Dam. II.
McCordsvile 50; Silent Hoosiers, 30.
Perry Central 49, louisville. "a.
\ Winchester 2; Centervile. Is.
Centerville Seconds, 70; Winchester Sec
onds. ID.
:, Sunman. 20 Hoton. -.
A Alsace 20: Sunman Seconds ! s.
= Seymour. 65: North Vernon, 20.
Manchester, 3d. Piercton. ~.
Morgantown. 81: Greenwood. "a
Hartford City SO: Portland. IL.
West Lafayette. 80; Battle Ground, 81.
b Rensselaer, SO; Lowell. 35.
Y Romney "a Stocxwell. %.
* Darlington. % Linden Seconds, II.
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'HOUSETO HAVE
own 'CANN BILL
: ON COMMISSION
Measure Also Proposes to
Abolish State Public
Service Body.

When the Indiana Legislature re-
convenes Monday the House of
Representative will have it's own
Cam bill" if present plans of Repre-
Sentatives Edward B. Bender Dem.),
louisville, and Ira A. Mendenhall
(Rep.), Washington, materalize.
They have in preparation a bill
identical to that introduced in the
Senate by Senator Howard A. Cam
(Rep), Frankfort. 1t calls for COM
plete abolition of the Public Serv-
ice Commission and for utilities regu.
lation by "home rule"
SAUNDERS i'm Senate
In the Senate the bill has slum-
begged on second reading since it's
Introduction several weeks ago. SEN
ator Cam has repeatedly refused to
call it to the floor for debate, but
announced he had no intention of
changing the measure.
The House bill was announced by
Bender and Mendenhall upon the
heels OF the announcement made by
Republican Floor Leader Lemuel A.
Pittinger, Selma, that he would pro-
pose the appointment of an investi-
eating committee to study utilities
regulation and report back to the
Legislature in 1929.
Other utilities measures are pend
ing and predicted and many observ'
ers declares that proposals for
change will be chilled to death" and
when the session closes the commits
sion will have been undisturbed.
Election Asked
In the Senate there are bills call
ing for an elective commission, for
two-thirds Senate approval of all
commissioners, for appeals of COM
mission decisions, to the Circuit and
Superior Courts and giving the COM
mission power to deduct excessive
salary expenditures from utility
costs in rate making.
Most of the measures are still in
committee. Those reported out faV-
orably have not been called down for
second reading and no debate on
their subject. has been held
Public hearing on the Cam bill
rnd the elective commission bill of
Senator Robert l.. AIoorhead, Indian
apolis, have been held. In each case
the change proposed in the measures
were violently attacked by represent
tatives Of utilities.
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Brook, 81 oGoodland.o II.
Boswell. "a Veedersburg. 81.
. Charlottesville. 81; Evansville tBosse) q,
W RilsS}0TS3i q q. GT0 Sdast 20.
} ba~foS q AZ 3dv WSyne! sS' H.
Attica, 80 West Point. 81 (overtime)
Batesville Seconds. Is; Brookville Sec
0'H Mln ia %, Marion, "A.
KSlfS%G' 4 4: M EFanai0f 20. 49,
Williamsport "a West Lebanon 10.
Wea, 20; Klondike, II.
Monitor, 80: Buck Creek. 20.
Michigan City, 40; Hammond, 20.
Michigan City Seconds, Is; Hammond
'VG o%soo;d. !? 81: Mooresville. u.
0sgood Girls. @l: MooresviIlee Girls 4.
NoBiesTiiie' Girls %; Sheridan Girls, =
Yorktown, 90 Daleville. "a,
a@@I1 ss 81 f?'G 5on TGT%ohigg4 10
Redlxey, 43; Pennville, %.
Lancaster Gentsr IS; Rock Creek, 90
Rluffton. az. Montpelier, "a.
TE2irmoungts ca a., Ale SS,and a. 80.
chester Center So; Monroe, 6.
BGtler,' 50: Ashley, ~.
Angola. Al; KendallYile. 30.
Central OFT. Wayne), 81: Auburn, 81.
New Haven, 80: Roanoke. 30.
Garfield tTerre, Haute). 2li Gerstmeyer
Wiley There tTerre Haute), 81; Normal High
Huntington, 40; Columbia City, 80.
Monroe City 80; Petersburg. %.
Petersburg Girls. AS Francisco Girls, :.
Decatur Catholic IA; Huntington Cath
ole. l6.
Gas City. IL Swayzee, 81.
burlington, 80: Little JEFF "a.
'corest, IS: Michigantown. 20.
Converse. 30 Union Township, "a.
last Chicago, 46 Upton. "a.
'iOra 49, West Middleton. 81.
lNlssiaville. 60; New London. Al
,ireentown. So Howard Township, %
Royal Center. 30; Young America, "a
Windfall, "a: Kempton, II.
Rosedale. IL Concannon, 10.
asonville. 25 Hymera, 21.
Monroe City. 80; Petersburg, 90.
Riley. %: Staunton. 81.
Montezuma AZ: Rockville, 80.
Clinton. II; Paris (Ill.), 16.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-05

An army mule which had strayed
away from an army post in Panama
was discovered forty-seven days later
in ten-foot hole, with saddle and
bride still on. lie had lived on the
vegetation in the hole and such
water as fell his way.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-05
GIANTS MELONS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Water
melons grown in the Turkestan,
along the Tigris river, have under
special conditions, reached the re-
markable weight of 275 pounds. ac-
cording to a Department of Agri-
culture bulletin. Melons weighing
more than 1875 pounds are rare in
the United States.
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Y. w. g. 4. Notes
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.


Miss Louise Ross will preside at
the business women's committee
meeting Monday at 1916 at the Y.
w. c. a. Miss Pearl Forsyth will
report the Washington peace con-
ference which she attended in De
cember.
The Y. B. w. c. and Ama-Theta
Clubs will have dinner at the Y. W.
C. A. Tuesday evening, in charge
Of the Ama-Theta girls.
The State business women's con-
ference will be held here the second
weekend in March. Miss Hazel Nor
RS, the State chairman, is in charge.
More than $50 delegates are ex-
pected.
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THIRTY YEARS IN ARMY

PORTLAND, Me, Feb. I.-Retired
after more than thirty years as an
enlisted man in the United States
Army, Sergt. Harry Cohen is about
to embark on a bushes scareer. He
intends to ge7 into the real estate
business in Florida.
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Announcement

The student council meeting has
been postponed to Friday. Following
election of officers, the club will at
tend the "World Friendship Week
program. World friendship commit.
tee will not meet this week.
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT

The Y. w. c. A. basketball team
will play the Hawthorne girls at Z
p. m. Monday.
The health education. department
committee will meet Friday at Il
a. m. in the gym office.
The swimmers will hold a Valen-
tine supper Monday evening. Sup.
per will be served at p. m. followed
by program and free swim.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-05

A girl golfer, searching for a ball
that had fallen into the water, fished
up an oyster containing a $500 pearl
from a Scottish river.
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Girl Reserve Notes

Miss Carrie E. Scott of the Public
Library will give a book talk Tues
day, at the meeting of Grade School
Number % Girl Reserve Club at
the South Side Branch. Miss
Margaret Our is president.
Grade School Club 81 is giving a
play America for Americans at the
Parent-Teacher meeting 'Wednes-
day night. Valentine party will be
given Saturday, at South Side Y. NJ.
G. A.
Club No. As will give guest
Valentine party Friday at the school
building. Mary Buckler, president,
and Alice Bassler, are in charge.
Club No. IS will hold its Valentine
Darty Thursday
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INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT

Miss Opal Boston was elected
president of the industrial depart
ment of the Y. W. c. A. Wednesday
to succeed Miss Violet Van Note.
Other officers: Miss Erma Day, vice
president; Miss elena Nail, secre-
tary, and Mabel Morris, treasurer.
Officers will be installed Feb. 16.
a bunco party will be held next
Wednesday evening. The advanced
group will attend the international
friendship dinner. Thursday night
the student industrial group will
hear Powers Hapgood speak on
Coal Mining in Europe" The inter-
racial group will meet Friday TO hear
DIR. Alva w. Taylor and James Mey-
ers speak.
New officers of the Do Chi Hi Club
composed of employees of the In
dianapolis Glove Company are: Presi-
dent, Ruth Lee; vice president, Mary
Craig; secretary and treasurer,
Kathryn Scott. A costume valentine
party were given at the Y. w. c. A.
Saturday.
The w. w. Club composed of en-
ployes of the Woolworth Five and
Ten-Cent Store, elected: Miss Gladys
Champlain, president; Mildred Bur-
CESS, vice president; Jennie Jenkins,
secretary, and Henrietta Gull, treas.
urer. The club will meet every
Wednesday night.
New officers of the Ho' Che Ra
Club composed of employees from
various industries, stores and offices
of the city ARE Mary Ruth Sipple,
president; Kata Schabow, secretary,
and Betty Reider. treasurer. This
club is open to any employed girl in
the city.
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New Britain herald., 1927-05-18
10 TO F YEARS
 FOR GEM THEFTS
Worcester Store Window Robber
 Sentenced

Worcester. Mass. May IS R = Rene Machini, alias John Tilley, of Brockton was sentenced to from 10 10 II years in tine state prison by Judge Webster Thayer in the su- perior criminal court yesterday afternoon after he had been found guilty of smashing jewelry store windows in this city and stealing the contents. The jury was out three hours in reaching it's verdict.
 Judge Thayer, in imposing sen- tence. said that the record of the man indicated he had led life of crime for years and that while the maximum sentence was 20 years he would give him one-half of 1t.
 The government charged the de- fendant hurled stones through the windows of the stores at night and made away with the jewelry. He was arrested. in Springfield and taken to Providence where he was acquitted Of a similar charge in that city. He. was then brought to Worcester. Afaohini, taking the stand in his own behalf during the trial, denied he had anything to do with the breaks and explained the jewelry found in his possession by saying he had bought it of two men in Boston.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-18
SEN0RITA GALES
 AMERICANS BRIDE
Couple Married and Now Are
 on Way to New York

Nogaies, Sonora. Mexico. May IS the president of Mexico. and Thomas Arnold Robinson. New York and Mexico City business man. were married here last night, and were en route today to New York. where they will live.
 Little of the pomp which usually surrounds the wedding of a child of the chief executive of a nation was evident. A 5 minute civil cere- mony was all. and the bride did not even have the usual attendants and ladies in waiting. Failure of the elaborate trousseau ordered from New York to arrive did not inter- fere with the wedding plans.
 It was the elimination Of a romance which began when Robin son met Senorita Gales while both were en route from Mexico City to New York. While the daughter of he president was in the United States. Robinson was seen often in her company.
 President Gales was unable to at tend today's ceremony. Sonora Ma talie de Gales. mother of the bride; Rodolfo, her eldest brother. and Ali cia, her sister were present. Watson E. Robinson, of New York, brother of the groom. also attended.
 Civil Registrar Juan Cabrera per formed the ceremony in Spanish. The wedding took place at the home of Santiago Matinez. uncle of the bride.
 A reception followed the wedding, after which the couple motored to Tucson, Ariz.. to entrain for New York.
 Robinson is the son of Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Robinson. of Alma, Mich. He is a graduat, of Alma college and Columbia university, New York, and served in the American ambul- lance unit in the French army and in the American aviation service during the World war. He has of fees in Mexico City and New York.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-18
ODD FELLOWS LOSE IN MEMBERSHIP
But Gain in Fiscal Holdings During Year

Norwalk, Conn.,, May Is R-Odd Fellowship in Connecticut lost nu- merically but gained in material worth during the past fiscal year of the order. the representatives to the Grand Lodge, I. o. o. F., in an- nual convention today were told. The membership dropped off 2S5 leaving the net figure at 2S.S29, the report of grand secretary w. S. Hutchison showed, while total fig ures reached 1,37S,S10 a gain of s45,96S. The total of invested funds December 31 last was $1,0S1,9S3, and the value of regalia, etc. $296,-
 s26. During the year aid was giv- en to 2,s91 members.
 The order of daughters of Rebek- ah gained IF members net during the year making the total member ship December 31, 1929 with 4,657 Odd Fellows also members of Re- bekah lodges. The Rebekahs had net loss of $1,194 in funds and tIltlE HSl lOldl Ol lulluo HI AAehhA W e~>' s34,344.
 The Odd Fellows had 1,072 ini- tiates and lost 423 by death and $50 by suspension and the Rebekahs in- itiated so4 and lost 153 by death and SSS by suspension.
 On the Odd Fellows home ac- count sales of bricks for the new infirmary brought in s10,179.S2: the Rebekah assembly gave $S.ooo for alterations and the per capita tax to aid the home yielded $s,702. The report of Grand Treasurer Sidney w. Challenger showed an increase in the cash balance Of the grand lodge amounting to sS9e.32. The retiring grand master. Leo Davis. of this city. referred to suf- ferings of brothers in the flooded Mississippi river districts. It was also his opinion that the world is growing better and our minds are opening to fresh ideas of association and duty and relationship as they never were open before."