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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-26
MEMORY CONTEST
WINNERS CHOSEN

La Roy Collins, 1905 N. La Sale ST.;
Miss Helen Mccoy, 1885 N. Delaware
ST., and Fred Niedenthall, 1923 Ash
land Ave.
In contest number two, the picture
of which ran in The Indianapolis
Times, Thursday, June 81, Miss
Bertha Tharp is the winner, receiv-
ing $40 for her few. minutes work.
Miss Tharp lives at 1880 w. Tenth
ST., and her slogan for Lillian Gish
in the second picture, "Ramola," is
"The Madonna Of Catastrophes.""
The Madonna idea must have
been we'll expressed by Miss Gish
and an impression made of that
thing, for many entries bore that
word in the slogan some place or
other.
Those who will be richer by a
pair of tickets to 1.-THE Enemy" are;
Mrs. Marshall Vandiver, 1853 Herriott
ST., Franklin, Ind; Esther league,
1883 Congress Ave-; Emily Marott,
1909 Kenwood Ave; Mrs. Claude
Slusher, AIT S. Butler Ave; Nixola
Morton, 241 w. New York ST.; Miss
Martha Mary Traut, 1912 E. Wash
ington St.; Leona German, 1915 E.
Vermont St.; Helen Molloy, $500
Lowell Ave; Mrs. G. r. Martin, 236
East B ST., Greenwood, Ind; and
Phyllis Lonks, Alb w. Noble St.,
Lebanon, Ind.
In case the same person wins
tickets to the Palace Theater more
than once the tickets can be ex-
changed for pair of another date.
Winners in the third picture
Identification contest will be an
nounced by the Contest Editor in
tomorrow's paper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-26
SOLDIER DIES ON EVE
OF VISIT TO MOTHER
Columbus Woman Waited Twenty
Two Years for Sons Return.

Columbus Woman Waited Twenty
Two Years for Sons Return.
BIZ United Press
COLUMBUS, Ind, June 26.-Mrs
Matte Tomlinson, opening tele
gram here, expected it to state the
time of arrival of a soldier sor
whom she had not seen in twenty
two years, but instead she read:
1--WE regret to inform you that
the commanding general reports
the death of your son, Sgt. Harry
Tomlinson, in Hawaii June TO-"
At the age of %, Tomlinson en-
listed in the Army and had beer
stationed at various points distant
from Columbus. He served through
the World War and later with the
Americyan army of occupation in
Germany. Afterward he was as
signed to Pacific coast points anG
only recently transferred to Hawaii
He had written his mother that ne
would soon end the twenty-five year
separation with visit here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-26
Wanted Man Slain

BIZ Times Special
MARION, Ind, June 26-Ben
Underwood, for whom a warrant is
held here on a wife desertion charge,
was slain while attempting to hold
up a bank in Kansas City, Mo-, ac-
cording to advices from police of
that city to Jake Campbell, Grant
County sheriff.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-26
Plans Funeral and Dies

NOBLESVILLE. Ind, June 90
Mrs. Walter Lane, 70, planned for
her funeral while in good health and
today is dead of apoplexy suffered
Monday. While downtown here
with her husband, she went to an
undertaking establishment and ar
ranged for her funeral. A few hours
later she was stricken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-26

strong drugs2 All drug stores have
the generous bottles.
We would be glad to have you
prove at our expense how much DR..
Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin can
mean to you and yours. Just write
Syrup Pepsin," Monticello. Illinois,
and we will send you prepaid
FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE.-+Ad-
vertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-26
ALL KIDS KLUB
OPEN TO EVERY
YOUTH IN CITY
Membership Buttons viii
EntitIe Lads to Fun at
Broad Ripple

TbA "All Kids Kt+b" of The Indi-
annapolis Times ~ud Broad Ripple
Park is open to every youngster
who signs the coupon printed in
this edition and brings it to The
Times Office, Wednesday, and gets
his membership button.
1t entities the kid who wears it
to free membership in the greatest
fun lodge ever brought to Indian
apolis-a league to make play and
safety one.
The Indianapolis Times realizes
the value of safety for children. In
organizing this play lodge for Indi-
annapolis youngsters, we are pronot-
ing the edcation Of children jim
safety.
Beautiful Broad Ripple Park
sixty acres of fun--is fenced so the
Riddles can't get lost, and there are
no automobiles or other traffic to
cause accidents.
Broad Ripple Aids Cause
The Times has obtained the CO.
operation of the park in providing
a safe playground for its "All Kids
Klub," and the park has added
special features.
For instance, Sidney Jerome,
widely known movie comedian and
director, will supervise the taking
of a film at the kids meeting, which
will be shown soon at the Palace
Theater. Free admittance will be
given to any boy wearing the Cali
Kid Klub" button to great fire.
works display, starting at 8 o'clock
Saturday night.
Clip the coupon in today's paper,
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fun lodge.
Organize Thursday
Then be on hand for the organ
izing meeting Thursday morning at
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pledge-to promise to do all you
can for safe play for the youngsters
of Indianapolis.
There will be a special treat for
you after the meeting. Then there
will be the movies, and a tour
through the park. 1t is all without
cost to you-you can bring your
lunch and eat it anywhere in the
acres Of lovely picnic grounds in the
park, and stay all afternoon if you
wish.
All you have to do is tc eli out the
coupon, get your button, anu pledge
yourself to keep off the streets in
your play, to be careful at all times,
not to do damage to anything
Another Big Attraction
And another big ttraction-there
will be a free showing, for wearers
of the Cali Kid Klub" button, of
your own movie, at Broad Ripple
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nouncement-see yourself in the
movies.
Keep reading The Times for an
nouncenents of other special fea-
lures and treat days" for "All Kid
Klub"
Fill out the coupon now.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-26

dress that member of the Charles Berke organization
has given this CITY, This credit goes to Edythe
Elliott. not forgetting the past when Milton Byron
did complete, and honest Emusic Master"
two ago. Up to that time Byron held the record Of an
individual achievement of bringing into life human
role of never forgotten qualities. Today place
in that same gallery of fine achievements the Stella
Dallas of Miss Elliott. In this role this woman has
found herself There be doubt in the verdict be-
fore any jury Miss Elliott knows deep down in her
heart that Stella old fraud Stella just loved to
be of those old suffering danes. She must always
be SICK emotionaly So She had a fine old maternal
crush on her daughter Not natural at old, but darped
theater Stella is of those married things with
out her legal husband living with herr, who had a
daughter Stella wanted her to be grand lady, man
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-26
Verdict of the Stage

ENGLISHS-Niss Edythe contributing
biggest characterization Stella
history written of the Indianapolis
Stella of Miss Elliott will be written in large type
you want to the best.
KEITHS-"The Frebrand," medieval story of
comedy vein with George Gau doing splendid
Marie Adels has the leading feminine part
LYRCA conception of the dance and good for
acts is to be found in Dancers la Carte"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-26
OTHER THEATERs TODAY

Other theaters today offer: Three
Sinners" at the Apollo; Dick Powell
at the Circle; 1.-THE Enemy" at
Loews Palace; Charlie Davis, at the
Indiana; Flying Romeos," at the
Ohio, and a new movie bill at the
Fountain Square.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-26

the brand always English Mayor
Stella
the brains capitalize "s except
fifty bucks her ard drinking bad
her flat Ed the who was always around the corner
do It, when Ed
all the time Stella
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-26
A LITTLE JOURNEY
TO VARIETY SHOW

Had a journey yesterday for the
purpose of telling you about a
vaudeville show again.
OF course the location was the
Lyric. I hate fancy names of acts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-26
STELLA BECOMES A
VERY GRAND FRAUD
Never in the History of Edythe Elliott in This City Has
She Been as Great as She Is Now in Stella
Dallas at EngIShS.
Dallas at EngIiSh'S.
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

NREAT acting
" acting
in the Stella Elliott
that just this know that this the most complete
Characterization in all Of the complicated moods of voice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-26

not dare to miss seeing Stella
Dallas"
Now at English's.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
PO VOL'BACH.

Je 30 vol bach. O vvsedkoch sa vSade rozprava a
uvazue. Vzdor tomu, re Hoover dosta 444 eektoral-
nycg hasov Smith len 81, demokraticka porazka ME e
tax kou, ako zda Smith dostal vyse IA milionov
l'udovych hasov Hoover len 6 milionov Wac Smith
dostal Wac hasov nezli Wilson oboch jeho vol bach
Wac nez nmohy repubkansky prezident mmo Hardinga
a Coolidgea nechybovaly ami diva mony hlasov do
poctu. aky Harding dosahol pred 6smym roklni ktory
Dol vedy rekordom. politic spisovatea vyratali
keby Smith bol dostal len pol miona hlasov vac ale
dobre rozdelenych staty kde maa vacsina rozhodo
vala, Dol by bJval zvoeny vzdor vacsne Hooverovej
v Spoj Statoch totiz nevoli plezident podla s-
hrnheho poctu Pudovych hasov, ale podla pocu elek
toralnych hlasov ednotlivych statov Poda takehoto
poriadku, prezdenta m0ze byt nahodou zvoleny al
kandidat ktory dostane menej l'udovych hlasov
tychto vol bach boo dost' horkost zamiesan6. Ma
bozeski strestenc ktorych naso dost oboch sta-
ach narobili mnoho skody dobrom pomere obcarstva
Ale vol by dokazaly re volica ne velm 81 vsma ME
vel mi poslcha reel tcho stresencov lebo ako to cht
ny poiticky spisovatel Mark Sullivan ual kiaine e
pat milionov katolickych volcov Smith dosal dewitt
pol mliona hasov Wac. No ami katolikoch nemozno
tvldit, re vsetci hlasoVa Smha ackolv vek boo to
po prvy raz, re mali svojh kruhu kandidata
Bertic do povahy velky pocet hlasov, ktory Smith
dosta niko nepochybuje, re keby boil bvva republican
skym kandidatom Hoover demokraticklm Smith by Dol
nasim budilcm prezidentom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
REC, PREDNESENA P. M1CHA-
LoM BOSAkOM
ma sch6dzi Slov. Kat. Matice
skolskej v Harrisburg, Pa, dina
7. nov. 1928.

Velebni panovia, ctene sestry "a
mill bratia!
! Ma tejto schodzi direktoriumu
Slovenskej Katolickej Matice Skol
skej, ma prahu noveho obdobia
jej ,cinnosti, obnovenej a da
Bob zdarnejsej maticnej ,pra-
ce "a Boha a narod: Vitam vas!
yltam vas tuna ako ochotnych
a oddanych pracoynikov "a nase
vel Ike a svate dielo, ktoremu ste
spolocne so mnou venovali dosial'
.svoju laskav1 ochotu "a vel'ky po-
diel vsojho isilia. a viem, ze tax
iste, alebo v. este vacsej miere We
inovat' ste hotovi j nad'alej. Bo
dnes M MET medzi mani pochyb-
3nosti 0 tom, ze5 kazdy verny Slo-
wax katolik rje hotoyy vykonat'
sYoju dphu ! sloaes Matise Skol,.
iskej; otazka je ibasta, akp ju w
konat' ably najlepsie a najdcipli-
saejsie viedla- aku nasmu vzneseae-
.1nu ciel u. ~.
TatO otAzka, tento problem pred
. 81 ><3 =
lieha teraz sanej Mattel Skokkej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16

''Nieen re skoro 1oOpercentove stall pr smithovi,
ale vzdor tom, ze Coopera endorsoVal pa guve16ra,
predsa na demokratickeho kandidata hlasovafi.
"Republkanske vodcovstvo toto dobre ma
"Sovaci teraz nem6zu ratat ina vypocutie.
I'Prave tax pochodi Horvati Taliani. Y.
"Mad'ar sd jedinf ktorf majti sdnes qea ii repub-
kanskych vodcov zpomedzi prist atpvalcov
Mad 'ari sl dobn politikari Ia tisic roloy sa ma
ucil politzovat Oni svojch par sto hlasey tu yeda
osohom vyllzit. II as
Avsak my toto nenechame bez boja SI1vaci nlusejl
byt' vypocut.
Je na case, ably sne 81 az raz ilvedomtfze state,
kde republkanska vacsina obnasa 100000 hlasov V
okrese 21OOo hasoy e ME prakticke pre- n.robt
zicnd politku My Slovaci Mahonng define opozcnou
politikon nesl1zme svojim zaujmom Musime sebe
SHIFT Musme svojou vahou aujfnat posi- tavenia ko-
re nam patria ktore dostaneme len Wit azou stranou
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
GO SA PfSE o MAS.

Toho roku tunajsa slovenska politicka federacia
sniesl, ze prezidentske volbe bude podporovat de-
mokrata Smitha statnej republkana Coopera. Ale
ako salo ako nie, voliea korch fedelaca repreze
tuje, hasovali nelen ma Smtha ale ma Daveyho demo-
kratickeho kandidata ma guverne1styo Ohio Odhiad
od toho ze Daveyho velm podporoval klukseri Ga
preto Cooper dostal len 100000 lasovd vacsnu) Slo
vaci nema podporovat Daveyho preto ze tn islo po
ltckn cest' odmenu mahoningskych Sovakov. Ked'
federaca endorsovala Coopera ked prjaa cd neho "a
vazok ze po prvy politicke hstorii mahoningsk
Soyac dostan syoch udi do satnych uradov, bolo to
dost jasne preco malo Coopera celou sou praco
vat
neboa to ziadna t'azkost na Coopera hlasovat'.
Lebo prezdentsk hlasovacf stok Dol osobtny cd stat
neho.
Miestne mad arsk6 novny,sv elanku vysedku vo-
lieh, pfsaly nasledovne mas:
sloyaci kton dosial 's4zay dostavali trady, tento
|ksz nem6zu po6itat ma mic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16

vsetkym nam, ktorl uz dosial'
SINE celnymi pracovnikmi Matice
ktori takymi budeme v nasta-
vaj1cej dobe. Tento problem RE
Sit, ma zaklade dosavadnych ma
sich zk1senostf predosle chybne,
alebo ME dost' 1spesne sp6soby
prace nahradit' lepsimi, urcit'
pre- bud1cu maticn1 akciu plan,
ktory by istejsie a rychlejsie vie
dol ku zdaru, toto ma byt' hlav-
inym predmetom nasho rokovania
a rozhodovania ma tejto schodzi.
Priznam sa, ze ked' sme zapo-
cali nasu maticnl .kampan, bol
som presvedceny, ze fond pol mi
Iona dolaroy, ktory sa podujala
sosbierat' Slov. Kat. Matica Skol-
ska, budeme mat pohromade maj
pozdejsie "a rok. No nestalO sa
tax este ami po dnes, ba d'aleko
sme od polovice toho obnosu. Ze
preco9 Bolo Wac prlcin tomu,
ktore pojedni q mas aspon ciastoc-
ne predvidali, ale ureite vidfme
ich az teraz. Hlavna pricina bola
ta, ze my, ktori SINE boil ma cele
Jtejto akcie, odkazanf .sme boil az
prilis ma agitaciu takreceno 2 d'a-
leka, ma nepriame solicitcvanie
prispevkoy, bez dostatocnej sy-
stematickej pomoci priamo Y mas
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
Oval sA, ALE MoHoL RADsEJ cUsAT.

Daktore nase anericke casopisy prniesly toho tyz-
dina radio zrvu generaneho konzulau cesko slovensk6
no New Yorku, ze dr. Vavro Srobar recnil Uhorske
skalci cesko-sovenskej vzajonnosti medz nym TAX
to zd0razn tn ednotu Ces osvobodvsf mas roku 1918
vycistivs1 roku 1919 cd mad arskych bosevikov
sl nami spojen zivot slnrt Nem6zeme bez mich
zt ami zomret'.'
Srobar sa poslednych rokoch malo ozyval sl1zilo
mu to duhu. Sovac zacali zabidat' pot 'azne od
pst at jeho polticke chyby spachane prvych rokoch
poprevratovych. @. .-...>..,
Teraz na Slovensku MET politika sovo vzateho,
kto by sa tax uponz ably hasa re mas Cesi osobodil
ked Je pravdou re SINE svoe oslobodene tax praco
vail bojoval ak ME vatsim usilm ako Ces "a svoe
Srobar musi mat daco "a rukavom nac by sa ces-
kvm sovinistom tax nezaecal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16

Francdzsky phrIament prijal
zakon, dl'a ktortho 70 jenska 'sldz-
ba vo Francii bude' len 1-ro6na.
Pred vojnou trvala tri roxy.
Y sieilii, 7 afia9s !, fsork4 Et1la "a
,chrli layu suz ava tHane Dosial,'
znicila tri mestecka. Skoda cini
$l8, 500, 900. &.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
RoBoTFfK zABITY v pRAcI|

Clarence Wiggins, 36-roeny ro-
botnik u Sheet and Tube Go. "a
bity Dol Y tieto dni Y praci dyna7
mitom, ktory predcasne yyblsil.
Vybuch mu odtrhol h1ayu i ODE
ruky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
316. NOVElMBRA 1923.
skych osadach a medzi nasim pu-

Je pravda, ze pomery nasich ro-
dakov ma mnohych okoliciach V
poslednych casoch neboly prave
najruzovejsie. Avsak ma to sme
brali ohl'ad uz 2 pociatku. Pri-
spevky, ma axe SINE ratali, boly
vel mi uiniernene nemaly by
obt'azovat' ami toho najchudob-
nejsieho. A acprave nemozno po-
vedat', ze nasa praca stretla sa
nezdarom, ba prave naopak, "a
takych okolnosti pri takom sp6
sobe ako bola nasa kampan do
sial' prevadzana, je vysledok po-
zoruhodny, predsa vsak fakt je,
ze ohromna vacsina nasho l'udu
dosial' neslozila svoju obet' ma
niaticny fond. Tym jednotlivcom,
ktorf ktore uz obetovali ii prf-
spevok, alebo pomocn1 pracu,
vsetka cest' a chvala; ale kde sii
ostatnf kol 'ko je este tych o.
statnyche Uvazme tieto fakta:
Nase slovenske katolfcke orga-
r1izacie maj1 okolo $500 podria-
denych miestnych spolkov, kto-
rych vsak dosial' ME Wac, nez
snad desiata ciastka prispela ma
maticnu sbierku.
Name asi $50 slovenskych ka-
tolickych farnostf tych len 43
usporiadaly doteraz sbierku ma
fond Matice.
Name tn okolo 23O ki1azov a
dosial' zpomedzi Mich obetovalo
ma Maticu Skolsku len 80. ".""
Name na tisice slovenskych OBJ
chodnikov a tovarnikov - a koP-
XII 2 mich dosial obetovalis AZ ma
pOulV malO! .."
V Amerike zije najmenej pol
miliona slovenskych katolikov -
a soznam doterajsfch darcov ma
matieny fond obsahuje len ME
kol 'ko tisic mien. ~ r.. -.....'
Go je tomu na pricine? Ved'
| Slovak ME je, lakcmy nem5zem
verit', re by Dol l'ahostajnym,
ked' sa jedna tax d6lezitu, tax
vel'kn narodno-cirkevnu vec, ako
| je vec Matice Skolskej. Presved-
Gil som sa o tom ia pocetnych
| prednaskach maticnych, ma kto-
rych som bral dcast'.
Lenze ma tych prednaskach pre-,
svedcil som sa i o tom, ze mas po-
spolity l'ud t'azko sa hyde, treba
no presviedcat', nahovarat', tre-
ba no burcovat' = a to osobne,
| priamo. A prave v tom OIL 'ade
Dol najvacsi nedostatok dosa-
vadnej Rampant Matice Skolskej:
nedostatok osobneho styku ma
sim l'udom. Tych prednasok ne
| bolo ami nemohlo byt' dost'; ca
soplsecka agitacia, ac prepotreb-
ma, ba nezbytna, tiez nemohla sta
| cit v ostatnom ale odkazanf sme
boil zvacsa ma pomoc osadnych
| duchovnych, ktori vsak i ked' W.
konali vsetko, co mohli, predsa
tiez neboli stave vykonat' top-
ko, co moze a ma byt' vykonane.
| Ma kooperaciu nasich duchov-
nych mozeme a budeme sa spo1ie-
hat. Lenze dHa mojho nahl'adu,
ak name dosiahnut' nplneho zda-
| ru, nasa kampan musf byt' sirsia
a hlbsia, nez bola dosial' Ona mu-
81 sa rOZvlnut ma sbieranie do
brovol'nej narodnej-cirk da-
ne po celej slovenskej katolfckei
Amerike, ma priame osobne soli-
citovanie vsade, v kaGdom meste,
kazdej cirkevnej osade, kazdom
spolku, kazdom slovenskom s1-
kromnom, alebo obchodnom dome,
u kazdej rodiny a jednotlivca -
a to ME iba pomocou nasich du-
chovnych, ale skrze miestnych ci-
vilnych pracovnikov vsade.
| Ida sa to byt vel'ky program,
ale ME je nemoznym. Treba nam
k tomu iba plnej a oddanej ko-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03
$1,5OO,OOO ACCOUNTS
FOUND IN RUM QUIZ
Philadelphia Grand Jury to Inves-
tigate Latest Discovery
This Week.
BY the Associated Press.

.
PHILADELPHIA, December s.
Three more accounts in the Union
Bank & Trust Co., raising the total
deposited there under fictitious names
to nearly $10,0oOOOO, have been dis
covered by District Attorney Monaghan,
who is directing the grand jury in
vestigation into bootlegging and police
corruption.
The owners Of the three new ac-
counts, which aggregated $1,5OO,O00.
have been identified, the district attor-
ney said. He said the accounts inter-
weave closely with the Is others which
have been found but whose owners have
not been discovered.
All of the more than 100000 was
deposited in the bank within two years
and all of 1t was withdrawn the latter
part of 1927. officials of the bank who
were examined by the grand jury pro-
fessed ignorance as to the identity of
the depositors.
The district attorney said his inves-
tigation this week would be directed
along the trail of this money, which
he believes to be the profits from boot
Logging and gambling activities. He
also intends to go into the cases of a
number of police officials and detectives
whose personal wealth has not been sat-
iSfactorily explained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03
Housemaid Is Held for Taking $2,1OO
After 1924 Taxi Trip to Niagara Falls
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 3.-Dorothy
Fannie Baker, 19-year-old housemaid
of Chicago, arrived in New York last
week with pocketful of money and a
headful of ideas.
She had had quarrel with her hoy
friend" and to spite him had taken
$2,100 from a shelf where it had been
hidden by her employer, Mrs. Nellie
Bauer, and started for New York.
One of the ideas she had was to visit
Niagara Falls, which she knew was
somewhere around, so after registering
at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel she
blithely stepped into taxicab and told
the driver, Niagara Falls"
"Where?" He asked Lady don't
know any hotel by that name"
Il mean the waterfalls" said Dorothy.
He took the young lady around to
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CHANGES IN MERGER
AGREEMENT TO BE URGED

Definite recommendations for changes
in the street railway merger agreement
as presented in Congress are under
stood to have been recommended in the
report on the merger filed with the Sen
ate District committee today by DR..
Milo r. Maltbie, the expert who has
been studying the consolidation plan
for the committee.
The Maftbie report will not be made
public Immediately, and may not be
given out until the Senate subcommit-
tee In charge of the question meets to-
morrow or the next day. 1t was indi-
Gated, however, that the report outlined
certain notifications in the plan of
merger, to be considered when the COM
mittee meets.