The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-10

ATLANTIC CITY, \. J.-Red
and green feathers will adOrn
certain styles of mems hats this
spring and chic lace-trimmed +.
visOrs of tulle or wolfe for bride
grOOms are to be manufactured.
+. S. DOnnelly. president of the
New Jersey Retail CIOthers AssO-
citation, told a convention of that
body.
WHEATON. In.-Ernest Overcast
is held in the county Jail on a charge
OF stealing 4,103 chickens in the past
three years from which he made a
profit of $5,0S1.5O
DENVER. Col. - Miss Mary
Hung, who holds a Doctors degree
and is very much an Americanized
Chinese girl, will decide whether
her father, Woo QuOns Hung
late Mayor of ChinatOwn"-is to
have an Oriental or occidental
funeral.
OCEAN CITY; y. 1.-THE first
whale to appear near here this year
took up position two miles off
shore ard entertained boardwalk
crowds for hours.
NEW YORK-Edward Preuss. 49,.
had been missing since Jan. % When
found in a furnished room he was
reading a life of John L. Sullivan.
Nearby were paper-bound boxing
manuals. punching bag and boxing
gloves. Edward said he wanted
money and had read of Gene Tun-
ney's ring profits, resolving to enter
the ring himself.
PERTH AMBGY, y. J.-Presi-
dent Coolidge was not aihIetically
inclined as Il boy and seldom en-
tered into games and pranks. but
nevertheless was popular with his
school fellows, said Ernest c. Car
penter, who taught the President
in the little school at Plymouth
Notch. VT. Carpenter, who ad-
dressed a Y. NJ. c. A. meeting here,
said the presidential twang so
familiar TO radio listeners was
noticeable even at the age of II.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. Emory
Titman. 81, who weighs 5S7 pounds,
is i'll at his home here after a
paralytic stroke. Titman has been
working hereFas a taxi starter.
POUGHkEEPSIE, N. Y.-Moth
balls, planted at the base of fruit
trees. protect the trees from dep
rotations of deer, local fruit grow
ers have found. Discovery of the
new use for moth balls has saved
tens of thousands of dollars, it is es-
timated.
ATLANTIC CITY, \. J.-Fif-
teen years ago there were fifty
livery stables here, now there is
none. In consequence, when the
city seized a team of horses TO sat.
isfy $97 Judgment it was forced
to return them TO the owner. Jer-
ry Wood, because there was no
stable to house them.
CHICAGO-On Thanksgiving day
Paul Hammer asked his wife for the
turkey gizzard. She replied it was
in the gravy. She has not seen him
since, according to her petition for
divorce.
GRINNELL, Ia.-CO-eds at Grin
mel College were bothered by
"pecper" and with curtains raised
gave a negligee show i'm order TO
hold the "peeper" until police ar
rived. The man arrested was
Laverne Belle.
CHICAGO-The World War was
supposed to be the last but since
then there have been twenty-one
major wars and America is the only
nation asking arbitration to end war,
Nul. ILllON T. Dlllllli lOiNi a. pcNlIlOllC
organization.
MEXICO C1TY-Municipal Presi-
dent Timoteo Hernandez of the town
OF Xala, State of Nayarit, and four
of his companions were killed with
pistols in city hall by a group of
disappointed politicians who escaped,
pursued by troops.
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala
The first bOrings for oil in Qua
temala have been made by the
Perpetual Petroleum Company of
Boston. whose v:ce president, w.
Carnahan, has gone to New Or
leans to buy additional supplies.
LIMA, aPeru-The personnel of the
United States army's Pan-American
fight is here and expects to arrive
at La Pak, Bolivia. Saturday.