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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-02

Deke: I'm dressing to so to the
East high alumni dance, where l ex'
pect to see Joy Daring in person.
VIII 1?
JOY: Maybe. Oh Deke, I'm in an
awful mess. I'm here at the corner
drug store and 1 can't get out.
Deke: Never mind telling me why,
I can guess. Can you stay there
fifteen minutes? I'll start in three
and Wen break some speed laws In
this old boat.
JOY: Oh Deke-are you sure you
want to come for me?
Deke: Don't waste any more time
talking. Goodbye. I'll be down In
fifteen minutes.
Joy turned from the little phone
booth with her heart singing. She
was going to the dance, going with
Deke. She looked in the big mirror
over the soda fountain. She WAS
pretty. Deke needn't be ashamed Of
her. Then she started.
Lurking in the light OF the door.
way SlOOQ DulCls liz SiASNP
ishly at her and entered the store.
10 Joy. All dated up, huh? Say,
when you going to give me a date?''
He came close to her and put his
hand on her arm.
I'm not going TO give you any
dates any time" said Joyce. II want
you to quit asking me to-"
"If you won't go because you want
20 you'll go some time soon because
I make you." he said evenly with q
kind of cold anger. Then her beauty
softened him. Look here. girl" he
said. I'm crazy about you. 1 got
big car. I make a lotta jack these
days. Moren you got any idea Of.
I'm savin' it to blow in on you some
day. Come on now. Be good sport
and you'll never be sorry. I'll give
you diamonds and a big house, any
thing you want If you'll say the
word"
Joyce looked at him. Was she
dreaming? Butch Settler, the cor.
ner bum, talking about diamonds and
big houses and fast automobiles.
Some of her unbelief showed in her
! face.
"Looka here" said Butch sudden
ly. He put his hand in his pocket
and took out a bill fold. Count
thatw He opened the fold and showed
joys astonished eyes a sheaf Ct
hundred dollar bills. More where
that come from, too, grille"
joys amazement changed to fear
at the eager look in Butch's eyes.
II said no." she said, land l mean
it. No for now, no for tomorrow
and for all next year and the year
after that, too"
"All right" said Butch. "I'll take
your no now. But the time will
come when you'll be glad to say
yes. And you'll wish yiu had tonight
for me and my gang is going to push
in the face of the Teller you're wait
ing for. He amt taking you no
where tonight. Not If we see him
first. he amt"
Butch left the store. Joy stood
motionless for a moment. Then she
darted to the phone booth feeling
frantlcally In her pocket for change
Again the woman's voice ans
wered the phone. Mr.. Henry Dea'
con? One moment. Sorry. he has
just left. About three or four min
utes ago. Can l take a messenger
Joyce hung up and leaned against
the side of the phone booth.
Outside she saw Butch gathering
his gang closer.
Why. oh why, hadn't she obeyed
her father?
Perhaps she had better so with
Butch. She could explain to Deke
later.
Go Be Continued.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-02
MUSEUM GETS MURALs
Walls of Field Building at Chicago
to Depict Strange Animals.

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, March I'D. G. Davies,
director of the Field Museum Of
Natural History, has announced
that set of twenty-eight murals de-
plotting the strange animals of the
distant past, will be painted on the
walls of the museum Immediately.
Charles r. knight of New York, has
been retained to paint the murals.
The murals are the gift of Ernest
r. Graham and they will take six
years to complete.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-02

BIZ United Press
SHANGHAI, March 1.-THE Span
ish warship Blasdelezo, with $50
marines aboard, was anchored on
Shanghai today, ready to assist
British, American, Italian, Japanese
and French forces already there If
the foreign settlement is endan-
gered.
The force of Chang Chung Chang
at Sun Kiang will number $4,000
when Cantonese forces attempt to
capture that gateway to Shanghai,
northern headquarters here. said.
Chinese Laborites, in sympathy
with Cantonese Nationalist, today
started a terrorist campaign which
so far had resulted in the murder
of four mill employees, one a woman.
Beyond this Shanghai was quiet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-02
LABEL COUNTY AUTOS
Take Move to Prevent "Joy- Riding
in Leisure Hours.

All county automobiles, except the
sheriff's cars, will bear the inscrip-
ton, Marion County," it was de-
cided today by the county commits
sioners.
The purpose of labelling the cars
will De to prevent employees and
officials from "joy-riding'' during
leisure hours and week-ends. This
method, combined with the time
checking system established in the
county garage Tuesday, is expected
to make use of county cars luxury.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-02
RIG GAME INCREASES

WASHINGTON, March Big
game animals on reservations admin
lstered by the Biological Survey of
the United States Department of
Agriculture have, with the exception
of antelope, increased notably during
the last ten.years. Antelope, which
had been killed by predatory ami
mails, now are under more careful
control and are again on the In
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-02
CHINESE LEADER
QUITS, CHARGING
RED WAVE RULE
Marshal Sun Gives Up Post
as Commander in Shang-
hal Area.

BIZ United Press
PEKING, March 2.-Marshal sun
Chuan-Fang today resigned as mill
tary leader of the Shanghai area.
Chang Chung Chang, already IN
active charge Of the armies defend
ing Shanghai from the Cantonese
forces, was expected to assume
charge of the area on behalf OF
Marshal Chang Tso-Bin.
Sun said "red wave" has swept
over the five provinces in his terri
tory, making efforts to control the
district fruiteess.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-02
BOY STABBED BY MAN, 81
Cuts Own Throat After Cutting
YoutIl-Motive Unknown.

BIZ Times Special
MADISON. Ind, March 2.-Sheriff
Ira Gray today was attempting TO
find the motive Of the serious stab
bling OF Edward Youngblood. IL, by
Barton Rogers, 81. Rogers, after
slashing the boy with q butcher
knife. cut his own throat. Both are
expected to recover. There were no
witnesses.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-26
IAbie's Irish Rose at New Dover
Opera House

With its excellent cast and produc-
ton, direct from its phenomenal runs
of twenty-nine and thirty weeks, re-
spectively, at Pittsburgh and Cfeve-
land, Anne Nichols famously success
full appealing comedy, "Abie's Irish
Rose" will be presented by the
world-famous author-producer for an
engagementof Matinee and Night
Thursday, November 8, and unless all
signs fail Dover will be another city
to be added to the long list of rec
crds established by this truly remark
able play. Plans are going forward
as announced last week for the big
Halloween festivity and as four sets
of prizes will be given it promises to
be the best Halloween event ever.
George M. Schwartz, manager Of the
Dover Opera House is sparing no
pains to make it success.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-26
ENLARGE U. OF d. GYMNASIUM
Work is Progressing On This Improve
ment At The University

Work was started last week of en-
larging the gymnasium and swim
ming pool at Delaware College Uni
versity of Delaware. The college has
outgrown the present "gyra" quarters
and this is an improvement that has
been needed for number of years.
The student body started movement
for the enlargement of the gymnas-
ium last spring. Plans were prepar-
ed and it was found that to provide
standard size swimming pool and
enlarge the "gym" so that more peo-
pie could witness basket ball games
and other contests and provide more
floor room for inside athletics $48,00O
would be required. Two weeks ago
the students started a quiet campaign
to raise this amount. By Monday of
last week the students were within
less than $500 of their goal having
secured subscriptions for more than
$47,500. There seems no doubt but
what the remainder will be secured
this week and consequently work was
started on the project last week. 1t
will be completed early next year. This
was a great achievement for the stu
dents and they feel proud of the re
suit of their efforts. Subscriptions
from nearly 1000 persons were receiv-
ed. One friend of the college sub
scribed $4,000 and another $1,000.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-26
The Everett Theatre, Middletown

Week Of October 31-Monday, Oc-
tober 31st, in addition to the Para
mount picture "Service for Ladies"
with Adolph Menjou as the star in
brilliant performance which you will
want to see. We will hold our big
yearly Halloween party, which every
one is envited to take part, a big time
for everyone and cash prizes will be
awarded to many. Class No. 1-age
two years to twelve, best comic cos
tune; most pretty costume; best dan
GERS. Glass No. 2-age II years to
one hundred, best comic costume, Pret-
test costume, best dancers. Prizes
awarded by the applause of the audi
ence. A big time come and take part.
Tuseday-Florence Vidor will present
her beautiful comedy drama Gone Wo-
man To Another and that surely
should be good. Wednesday and
Thursday-Harold Lloyd brings his
world beater as far as laughs goes in
HThe Kid Brother" some brother this
kid, believe me, they make it hard for
you if you don't like to laugh. Fri
day, Lewis Stone in one of the best
pictures of the season, 'The Prince OF
Head Walters" one in a million like
this one. Saturday, the Blue Streak
Western Star Of Universal with his
pals, Horse and Dog, Art Accord sure
ly gives you action in this one. Many
thanks for your patronage last week
Smyrna times., 1927-10-26
Extreme High Tides at Delaware City

The extremes in tides were witness
ed at Delaware City, Tuesday of last
week. In the morning the tide was
unusually low and at one time there
was hardly any water at all in the
Delaware City entrance Of the Chesa-
peake and Delaware Canal. Later in
the afternoon the tide began to rise
and the storm caused an excessively
high tide to run. At its height the
water was practically up to a level
of the banks of the canal. Rainy
weather makes it hard for automobile
travellers to reach Delaware City or
for people of that town to make the
State Highway due to repairs to the
Red Lion bridge, that road is closed
to traffic. Due to repairs to the St.
Georges Causeway that road is prac-
tically impossible at the present time
even in good weather. The only route
to the State highway except the long
route around by st. Georges, is over
a couple of miles of dirt road. When
it rains these roads become muddy and
| slippery and dangerous for automo-
bileS.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-26

An appeal from the ruling of Pierre
S. DUPONT, State School Tax Commits
sioner, refunding taxes amounting to
$25O,0O0 which he held were illegally
collected by the state, will be prepar-
ed for submission to the State Tax
Board on behalf of the State Board Of
Education, by Attorney General Clar-
ence A. Switzerland. Mr.. Souther-
land said recently that he has
Smyrna times., 1927-10-26
Screen and Stage
Strand Theatre, Smyrna

Lars Hanson in M-G-M's Captain
Salvation" which will oppear at the
Strand Theatre, Smyrna, Friday and
Saturday of this week is one of the
best pictures Of the year. Strong
acting and a wonderful heart7gripping
story. Lans Hanson is supported by
Marceline Day, Pauline Starke, Ern-
est Terrence and other stars.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-26

sian drama Resurrection" is the sub
ject matter of the photoplay of that
name which will be at the Arcadia
Theatre, Wilmington, for the week of
October 31st. One fact that instant
ly recommends the picture for .popu-
larity as well as dramatic possibili-
ties, is the presence of Rod La Rocque
and Dolores Del Rio in the leads.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-26

acknowledged the request for the ap-
peal received from the State Board of
Education and will proceed to bring
the matter before the State Tax Board
as soon as possible. The matter. Mr..
Smyrna times., 1927-10-26

Switzerland added, has been referred
to Deputy Attorney General Charles
C. Keedy, who will look after the nee
essary details of the appeal. The de-
cision of Mr.. DUPONT is said to have
Smyrna times., 1927-10-26

directly d affected the 6n.,., =,
State school system becsue0' bsuee' u
fac fact the fund would 65saess Be IS? {
the sum of a quarter miEi Septe
if the taxes in question ara ,l.a 2. y
Smyrna times., 1927-10-26
Sees Noiseless World

Chicago-A noiseless world is fore
cast by Prof. D. A. Laird of Colgate
university. He says London pays 3d.
100000 annually for unnecessary
noises"
Smyrna times., 1927-10-26
Finds "Cheap" Ring;
Its Value Is $6, 600

Salem, Mass.-At a dance in
the Hawthorne hotel, Miss jean
nette Brooks of Peabody, found
what she supposed to be a
cheap and gaudy ring. She wore
it, much to the amusement Of
her friends, who thought it was
worth about q dime. Later Mrs.
e. G. Edwards of Toledo. Ohio,
identified the ring as one which
she lost. 1t is an emerald val
ued at $4,000.
Miss Brooks said she read Of
the loss in a newspaper and
gave the ring to the police, who
telephoned to Boston and the
owner came here. Miss Brooks
received a reward of $500 from
Mrs. Edwards.
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