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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
Mokri osloveni zastupcem New
Yorskeho mayora.

Joseph V. Mckee, zastupce
New Yorskeho mayora statn1
senator James S. Barrow Vir-
ginie byli We ctvrtek vecer
hlavn1mi Tecnfky We schuzi mo-
krych v divadle Lyric.
Organisace proti prohibici
porada sch1zi tuto. Barrow
stojf v cele jiznfch odp1rcG
prohibice.
Ucelem sch1ze je oziviti pro-
hibicni otazku pfi nynejslch
volbach, ma kterou hnedle by
Sc zapomelo &C kazdy soudil,
re tato pri volbach hlavn1 bude
hrati roll.
Demokraticka strana zapo-
mlnanfm otazky teto v Balti-
more meste je znepokojena,
ponevac Cd nj cekana byla hla-
vnl pomoc pro voleni demokra-
ticke tikety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
Smith uvitan " Bostonu
nadSene

S velikym nadsenfm uvftan
byl We stredu v Bostonu COVER
ner Smith, jenz mluvil tam k
velikym zastupGm.
Governor Smith kritisoval
kandidata Hoovera pro jeho
nazory hlavne ma otazku vodnl
silly. Governor branil Sc proti
obvin6n1 re "statnfho socialis-
mu" dovozoval, re je-l on So
cialistou, pax re jim byl Theo-
dore Roosevelt, Hughes, Low
den a m1stopresident Dawes.
Pri .reci nikdo nemohl pochy-
bovati, re governor byl We sire
du pfatel, kterf souhlasem pro-
vazeli vyroky Smithovy. Kdyz
mluvil o prosperite, uvedl "a
dGkaz proti teto spatne vydel-
ky delnikG We tkalcovnach, kde
prGmerne delnik dnes vydela-
va $17.5O tydne.
Odpomoc1 jedinou je zvoleni
demokratickych kandidat1, u
znal governor.
Ku konci reci, jez provazena
byla bourliviym souhlasem a
dlouhotrvaj1c1m potleskem, by
valy mayor Bostonsky, Fitzge-
raid, megaphonem zavolal hra-
tt: Sweet Adeline."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
Gather nebude vyrusovati par
XIV v automobilech.

ze Baltimorska policie ma
jine veci ma starosti nezli pro-
hl1zeti a znepokojovati parky v
automobilech stojfcfch v seru u
jezera Montebello, fekl policej-
nj komisaT Gather.
Prohlasenim svym promlu-
vii Gather ma zalobu presiden-
ia parkovn1ho vyboru, Villa
ma I. Norrise, jenz verejnosti
udal, re je to verejnym skanda-
lem zahlednouti park1 chovan1
Sc zastavenych automobilech
u jezera.
'Zastavenl automobile v Sc
ru ma ceste nenl zadnym pre-
stupkem zakona," rozhoduje
komisar.
Norris ma parky v automobi-
lech rozhneval sc, kdyz minuly
ctvrtek v Clifton parku parkov-
nj policista strelili po jiste zene
a jejlm synu v automobile Sc
dfclm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
Zabit We rvacce ma ulici.

Ma zapadnf policejnf stanici
pfivedeni byli v nedeh tff:
John Danna, Joseph Fonte a
Joseph Trunnenello, 16, II a
18 rok1 start, jimz "a vinu kla-
demo, re oloupili a zavinili
smrt neznameho muze, jenz
nalezen byl bezvedomy We dve-
rich domu We 200 bloku North
Pearl ulice. V nemocnici "a
kratko zemTel. Vedle rozbite
lebky trp6l opilosti.
Mlad1ci wall mu $2.89.
Poole jejich udani, muz ten
pfisel k MIN, kdyz stall We 200
bloku Pearl ulice, kratce po
pdlnoci. Chtel ably mu koupili
drink a nab1dl jim dollar, "a
nejz meli koupiti koralku.
Kdyz tito odepfei, pocal Sc s
mimi rvati. We rvacce byl sra
zen. Narazil hlavou dlazbu.
V bezvedomi lezlcimu profile
dli kapsy, wall z Mich penfze a
utekli.
V pondelf Charles J. Moore,
farmar z Pikesville, stotoznil u
smrceneho. Byl Jim Charles
Knott, 40 rokG stary, jenz pra-
coval na jeho farme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
Predpovedel republikanske vi
tszstvi Marylandu.

Phillips Lee GoldsborOugh,
republikansky kandidat 1radu
senatora, oslovil v 1tery sdru-
zenl republikanskych zen Ma
rylandu. SchGze v hotelu Bel
vedere z1castnilo Sc pres 800
delegatek. Kandidat ujistoval
zeny, re Maryland voliti bude
republikanske kandidaty S Hoo
verem v cele. Tvrzen1 Smitho-
vo,ze vydani vlady "a Coolidge
vstouply, naval nespravnym.
Zvysen1 vydan1 je obrazem roz
s1ren1 obchodu. C1m vice ten
vzrnsta, tim vice vzrGstaj1 W.
DAM ma s1reni tohoto. Rec je-
no, v n1z mluvil o vlivu zen pfi
nastavajicich volbach, prijata
byla S velikym nadsenfm.
= Tehoz vecera mluvil ku
vice neil 700 osobam repu-
blikanske schulz Is. wardy v
sfni ma North avenue u Poplar
Grove ulice.
Hoover charakterisovan byl
jako nejschopnejsf muz verej-
neho zivota pro 1rad presiden-
ta.
= Banker Waldo Newcomer
v debate mluvil pro Smitha od-
volavaje Sc ma to, re v New
York statu nabyl velike zkuse-
nosti a re dobre Sc hod1 pro Il
rad presidenta.
Protivnlk jeho, republican,
sky banker, Henry B. Wilcox,
dokazoval, re obchodnfci mali
voliti Hoovera, jenz nabyl zku-
senost1 u vedeni vlady, ktere
governor Smith teprve by Sc u
citi musel znati. "Casy jsou
dobre," rekl Wilcox, "jsem jist
proto, re trvati budou, budou-li
v cele vlady ii, kterl dnes VIA
du rldi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
rs hasicI omameno vypary.

Sedmdesat diva haSici, diva
civiliste jeden policista, oma-
meni byli kourem a jedovatymi
vypary pfi pozaru, kterym v
sobotu zniceny byly tri budovy
a poskozeno pet obydelnych
domu a ohrozen cely biloxi mezi
Saratoga, Pearl, Pine a jose
phine uliciemi. Vsichni obyva-
tele 60 bloku nuceni byli prch-
nouti domd. Ma uliclch pri-
pojili Sc k MIN tisfce jinych,
kteri Sc tam sbehli z jinych ca
stf mesta a cd Lexington trzni-
ce. Osm alarmu dano bylo.
Kolem SO hasicfch vozI sjelo
sc - skoro celia polovina hasic-
skych stanic mesta. Pc dive no
diny hasici nebyli to zdolati
pozar. Ohen vypukl kolem 6.
hodiny vecer v Saratoga garal
Ii. Behem asi peti minut celia
budova byla plamenech. Ne
kolik vybuchu, asi zavinenych
gaSOllnem, OpakOValO Sc.
Voda strlkana ma mastal,
smocila 600 plechovek naplne-
nych chemikaii. Plechovky
vybuchly otravne plyny vyra-
zily plnfce hrdla a oci hasicu
ku udusen1.
Ctyri, kteff pokusili Sc vejfti
do budovy, klesli bezvedom1
k zemi. Hasici wall plynove
masky, ale ami tyto nepomohly.
Pet ambulance nemohlo odvez-
tt .tezce omamene. Nekterl z
mich porezani byli sklem anebo
potluceni padajlclmi tramy.
Po nejakou dobu chodn1k
mezi Pine a Saratoga ulicemi
promenen byl v nemocnici pro
21 poranenych neil prisla jim
lekarska pomoc. Mezi porane-
nymi byl Joseph Yak, jenz dan
do South Baltimore General ne
mocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
Pro pokus zavrazdSni ma pet
roki.

Max Williams, 27 lety re
300 bloku York road, odsou-
zen byl v Towson pro pokus "a
vrazditi byvalou milenku svoji,
Cecilia Slowick a jejiho otce,
ma pet rokG do zalaTe. Pc pre-
rusen1 znamosti z jeji strany
petkrate po nj stTelil DO jejfm
otci, kdyz Sc vraceli v noci "a.
srpna domI.
- Pro vloupani Sc do domu
Franka C. Makowski We 1900
bloku E. Pratt ulice IA. cervna
pro pokus kradeze, odsouzen
byl Walter J. Johnson ma diva
roxy do kaznice. Johnson Sc o.
mlouval, re Sc dobyl do chyb-
neho domu.
= Pro zavineni smrti Ada
ma Skruchy 81. cervence, od-
souzeni byli 4 mladici do veze-
nj, ma tfi meslce kazdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26

Odrocenf mestske rady dc
IL. listopadu prosazeno bylo v
pondell v6tsinou hlas6. Navrh
ma odrocen1 dial DR.. Harris re 6
distriktu, ponevac budouc1 pom
deli v Baltimore bude governor
Smith ponevac pondell ma to
je zrovna pred 1terkem. Toto
druhe utery bude dnem presi-
dentskych voleb.
Hlasy demokratickych clen6
prosaZeno bylo odrocen1 prot
republikan1m.
Ponevac ma den IL. listopa-
du pripada "Den Primeff" Uni
sto nedele) snad to tretl ponde-
Ii bude take odroceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
Jubileum vzacne a nam made
vSe drahe.

Jubileum vZacne a nam made
vse drahe.
V predvecer tohoto slavnost-
nfho dne sobotu, dne 27. r1j-
ma pofada Vzdel. Vybor Sok.
Jed. Blesk ''Umeleckou Akade-
mir 8 hodin vecer v Sokolov-
ne. Prijdte! By slyseli jste
promluviti O vyznamu 'tohoto
dne 1st nejpovolanejs1ch, to-
tiz diplomatickeho zastupce ce-
skoslovensk6 republiky Ora.
Jar. Lipy, spravce csl. vysla-
nectvi We Washingtonu.
PrijGte! By jste slavnost-
nj scene znovu ozivili vzpom1n-
ky ma slavnou dobu naseho Cd
boje ty modern1 Blanicke ry-
tire naS1 zeme - LegionaTe -
kterf svobodu dali nam, pro nj
zili, "a nj Sc bill a "a nj umirali.
Prijd'te, by v zaveru nasl
slavnosti vzdali jste hold veli-
kemu v6dci a osvoboditeli ma
roda Presidentu Tat1ckovi Ma
sarykovi.
Slavnostni vybor.
= V nedeli, dne %. fijna
Dram. Odbor Sok. Jed. Blesk
uvede ma scenu uchvatnou lido
YOU hru Sc zpevy O 4. jednanich
promenou "Deti nasl revolu-
ce", kterou napsal Tona Labu-
ia. Hudbu slozil Emilian Sta
ry. We hre teto, kterou autor
pTipsal Bratr1m spolku "Praz-
ske deti %. pesfho pluku" v
Praze, licf Sc pohnuta doba pfi
vypuknut1 valky, Ia valky i pc
valce Cd roku 1914 do roku
1920 a skrze cely del jest prot
kama nit vrele lasky nadporuci-
ka stastneho a Klarky, netere
majora Krause, a jeho sluhy
Ton1ka a kucharky Pepicky,
kteff vnesou zdravy humor a
vtip prazskych det1 do celeho
dele. Obsazen1 jest vzorne a
rezie nachaz1 Sc v peclivych ru-
kach pan1 Otilie MARTINIQUE, a
zpevy cvic1 p. Volta Mart1nek.
Vypravu majf ma starosti umel-
ci v tomto oboru, panove Josef
Vala a Emil Cesky.
Zacatek pfesne O 3. hodine
odpol. Ma sobotn1 akademii
jest vstup volny a ma nedelni
predstaven1 vstup pouze ma
listky, ktere mono dostati v
obchodech p. Cihlare, p. Pelze,
p. svejdy, pi. Jecne a p1. Po-
korne a V Sokolovne. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
VIdce "Orioles" klesl mrtev u
Towson.

Jack Dunn, reditel Baltimore
Orioles, klesl mrtev v pondeli
odpoledne ranen byv mrtvici
ma poll severne Cd Towson.
Dunn jel ma koni provazen svy-
mi psy. Ma poll seskocil S ko-
ne a rozbehl "a jednim re psi.
V okamziku tom klesl mrtev.
Dunn r1dil "Orioles" pc Sc
DIN rokG a dovedl tyto brace
baseballu do predn1 rady mezi-
narodn1 l1gy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
Hill proti Palmisano.

Ma diva tislce osob stlaceno
bylo sobotu v Broadway Mar
ket SIM, aby naslouchali reci
republikanskeho kandidata "a
3. distrikt, Johna Philip. Hill,
jenz v reci sve hajil svoj1 Gin
most v kongresu a napadl sveho
protikandidata, demokrata,
Vincent L. Palmisano.
Pres prednl cast recniste ma
tazeny byly vynatky z kongres-
nlho rekordu jednaj1c1 o CHINO
sti Hilove v kongresu po 3 OBJ
dob1. Dale pripevnen tam byl
check, ktery Hill Palmisanovi
postal, ably MIN debatoval a
ktery Palmisano vratil odeprev
debatu. Ma stale Sc opakuj1ci
otazku: 'Je Mr.. Palmisano
tu?" nezaznela nikdy zadna cd
poved. Druhy Hillem pozvany,
superintendent protisaloonicke
l1gy, Crabbe, take Sc nedosta-
vii. V teze dobe Palmisano
recnil v demokraticke schulz, {.
1905 E. Baltimore ulice. Pal
misano hail v reci sve superin-
tendenta Crabbe, jehoz slova
pfekroucena byla "Sunem", ja-
koby byl Crabbe rekl, re We W.
chodnfm Baltimore bude voliti
"polosvet". Crabbe nikdy ne
rekl polosvet vychodniho Balti-
MORE" doznal Palmisano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26

John Lucke, saloonlk w
West ulice, odsouzen byl v pom
deli ma 10 mesicG do zalare
Lucke, jenz Sc primal ku pre-.
stoupen1 prohibice, byl odsou.
zen v kvetnu ma go dnl do We.
zeni. Soudce odpustil mu trest
tento ma slib, re po druhe pro.
hibici neporus1. Kdyz znovu
chycen byl, zmenil mu soudce
Coleman odpustenych 60 din.
ma sest mesicu a pTidal k tomu
dalsf A mesice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
Hoover " Cumberlandu.

Herbert Hoover recniti bude
V Cumberlandu, Md, budouci
ctvrtek po 8. hodine vecer.
Senator Borah, nejpfednejsi
republikansky recn1k, recniti
bude v Baltimore We stredu We
Ger. Mistnost jeste zvolena
nebyla.
Governor Smith Tecniti bude
v Baltimore pondell We zbroj-
nici pateho pluku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
Governor Richie pine praci

V tomto tydnu governor Rit-
chic pine zamestnan byl recne-
MIN We prospech demokraticke
tikety. Recnil v New Jersey a
v New Yorku v patek.
V pondelf vecer mluvil We
Frederick, kde S MIN byl sena-
tor Bruce a Lewis.
V 1tery byl hlavnlm recnl-
KEN v Rockville. We ctvrtek
Tecnil v Camden.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
Unrti pribylo.

V Baltimore v posledn1m ty-
dnu zemTelo 222 osob.
Hlaseno bylo 9 osudnych ne
hod a jedna sebevrazda.
D1tek narodilo sc 355.
We statu Marylandu v mes1ci
zar1 narodilo sc 1929 dltek. We
statu V meslci tom zemrelo 759
osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26
Neznamy utonul v Patapsco.

Neznamy muz, asi 60. .rok1
stary, utonul v fece Patapsco,
do nlz spadl anebo skocil ne
deli Hanover ulice mostu.
Mrtvola nalezena byla poll
eli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-26

Zabit kopytem kons.
sest rok6 starry Gillis Ridgely
Ellicott City zabit byl pom
deli konem, jenz kopl jej do
lebky.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-01
FATAL SHOOTING OF
FUGITIVE is PROBED

Two Investigations we're started
today into the fatal shooting
Wednesday of Frank Woodman, 20,
Chicago. by Detective Emmett En-
glebright at Maryland and Bird SITS.
Woodman was shot when he failed
to heed the halt orders Of Engle-
bright and Detective Jesse McCarty,
while running down Bird st. with a
stolen vacuum sweeper in his possess
sion. He died at city hospital this
morning with a bullet near his
heart.
Coroner Charles H. Keever de-
clared that he would conduct COM
plete investigation, calling in both
officers for detailed statements. If
they are found responsible for the
death, they will be charged with in
voluntary manslaughter, Keever said.
Police Chief Claude M. Worley
also ordered an investigation. Both
detectives made reports to Detective
Chief Jerry Kinney shortly after the
shooting.
Worley will question the officers to
determine whether it was within
their scope Of duty to shoot at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-01

Woodman, instead of firing in the
air, a standing order since he be-
came chief.
Englebright and McCarty noticed
Woodman walking rapidly east on
Maryland st. with the sweeper. They
ordered him to halt for questioning,
they said. Instead, he dropped the
sweeper and started to run. Engle-
bright fired one shot at him.
Woodman continued running un-
til he collapsed in doorway of the
Kaufman Hat store on Illinois st.
The detectives took him to the hos
pital.
Woodman declared that a partner
gave him the sweeper to pawn. The
detectives learned that it was stolen
from an L. s. Ayres S5 Co. delivery
truck parked near the store Wednes-
day noon.
AfghaniStan Air Route Discussed
By United Press
DESSAU, Germany, March L.
Possibility of an airplane service to
AfghaniStan was reported to have
been discussed by King Amanullah
Of Afghanistan during visit today
to the Junkers aviation plant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-01
ASK JUDGE CHANGE
CounCiImen Moore, DorSett
File Petition.

Councilmen Boynton J. Moore
and Walter r. DorSett, charged with
bribery, filed petition for change
of judge from Criminal Judge
James A. Collins today.
Collins announced he would sub
NIT to attorneys Monday the two
lists of three candidates from whom
the special judges will be chosen.
The change of judge should not
cause postponement of Moore's trial
set for March Is, Collins said. Trial
of Dorsett and Councilmen Otis E.
Bartholomew. Claude E. Negley and
Millard w. Ferguson, also indicted,
have been set for later dates. Aus
tin H. Todd, the sixth councilman
indicted, has not been arraigned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-01
Marion County'S Share Of
Years ImpOStS Will
Be $44,089.

Indianapolis will receive $15l ,947
as it's share of State gasoline taxes
for the year ending at midnight,
Wednesday, State Auditor L. S.
Bowman announced today.
Marion County will receive $44,-
O89.43.
The State collected a total of
s10,T49, ,319 between March l, 1927,
and March /, 1928. Refunds and
expenses Of collection totaled $40S,-
1876, leaving $10.346,124 to be dis
tributed to the State highway COM
mission, counties, cities and incor-
porated towns.
The State highway commission
receives $6,S97, ,48S, or two-thirds of
the total.
One-halt of the remaining third
goes to counties and one-half to
cities and incorporated towns.
Half of the counties share is di-
vided equally among the counties
and the other so per cent on the
basis OF miles Of gravel, macadam
and county unit roads.
The cities share according TO
population.
indianapolis is the largest city.
The smallest incorporated town to
share is Ravenswood, also in Marion
County.
Ravenswood with a population of
five gets $2.42.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-01
CLAIMS LIFE
CAN Be GIVEN
BACK TODEAD
Death Is Natural Only by
Old Age, Declares Rus
sian Scientist.
BY EUGENE LYONS
United Press staff Correspondent


MOSCOW, March Revival Of
the dead and extension of human
life to its utmost potential duration,
probably far beyond the century
mark, are held possible by Professor
Feodor Andreieff, noted biologist.
Speaking at the Polytechnical
museum, Professor Andreieff de-
scribed some of the results of twen-
ty years of experimentation by him
self and group of colleagues which
led him to hold out the hope--or
threat-of prolonged human life.
The experiments have been con-
Quoted upon animals and upon
human bodies. After reccunting
these the biologist carefully con-
sidered their application to man
kind.
Can Revive COrpses
"One can say definitely" he de-
clared, that if there are no funda-
mental changes caused in the or
ganS of the body by disease, corpses
can be revived.
For example successful expert
mentS have been made in reviving
Still-born children by injecting ad-
renoline direct into the heart. Sci
ence also knows cases where patients
who died on the operating table
were revived Immediately. These
experiments give hope of a success
full struggle with premature death" J."
Professor Andreieff told about q
series Of successful tests in which
dogs apparently dead-the beating
Of the heart and all breathing hav-
ing ceaSed-Were revived and lived
for years after their resuscitation.
One dog. he said, was killed. revived
twice, and then lived to wag his tail
to an old age.
The theory on which Professor
Andreieff carries on his experiments
is that death from disease is not
natural"
Death Only by Old Age
Only the expiration Of life be-
cause of old age, he holds, is "natu-
ral."
His theory Is that there is no abb
solute death-that the heart and
breathing apparatus may cease
functioning, but that the rest of
the body retains life, sometimes for
weeks.
Professor Andreieff told Of stir
ring life. by chemicals, in a finger
cut from body that had been dead
for a month. The revived" finger
sweated, he said, and showed other
symptoms of life.
Scientists, he declared, had sue
ceeded in reviving hearts, kidneys
and other organs by use Of certain
chemicals. In his own laboratory,
Professor Andreieff said, he had
restored life to the head of a dog
SO that the eyes responded when
the dog, dead some time, was called
by name.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-01
ON TRIP
TO SEE MOTHER
Air Ace Arrives in Boston
From Schenectady.

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, March l. Colonel
Charles A. Lindbergh, here to see
his mother receive the honors of
the national educational convention,
landed at Boston airport at 1858
a. m. today.
Lindbergh had made an excep-
tionally fast flight in his Ryan
cabin monoplane. He had taken
only one hour and thirty-eight min
utes for trip which usually con-
sumes two and half hours of flying
time.
By United Press
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, March
Having added the New York
State Legislature to his conquests,
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh hoped
off from the local airport at OLA
a. m. today for Boston, where he
is to see his mother, Mrs. Evangeline
Lodge Lindbergh, honored at the
National Education Association con-
ference.
He flew the same Ryan cabin
monoplane in which he came here
from Curtiss Field l.. l., yesterday.
The damage sustained by the planes
tail in the take-off from the Long
Island field was repaired last night
Lindy arrived at the field in a
taxicab from Albany shortly before
9 o'clock and after inspecting his
plane, which the mechanics had
been tuning up since 6 a. m,
climbed into the cabin and TAXED
off.
Perfect flying conditions prevailed
in this section of the country and
reports to the airport we're that the
only possibility of bad weather was
in the vicinity of the East Boston
airport, where a heavy fog had
settled.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-01
SEEK BANDIT CLEW
Police Search for Trace of
Pay Roll LooterS.

Under direction of Detective Chief
Jerry E. Kinney. police today were
working on the theory that the
bandit trio which held up and kid
naped Robert H. Bryson Jr. in the
downtown district shortly after 1870
p. m. Wednesday were entirely ia
n1iliar with BrySon's movements.
They escaped with $1,000 which
Bryson had just drawn from the
bank for the pay roll of the
Hetherington e. Berner Iron
Works, 7O1 Kentucky Ave. Bryson,
27-year-old son of the indianapolis
postmaster, is purchasing agent for
the company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-01
Hourly Temperatures
Lodge Nez0S

Starting next week. The In
dia1apolis Times lodge page
will appear on Monday instead
of Saturday.
The change was made for
the convenience of fraternal
organizations whose meetings
are held the latter part of the
week.
1t has been found that many
lodges meet on weekend
nights, and articles on their ac-
tivities necessarily were elimi-
mated because Of the time ele-
menr.
With a desire to serve sub
Scribers and to print an even
more complete account of fra
ternal activities, the change
was made.
There will be no lodge page
Saturday, March 3. The next
lodge page will appear Monday,
March S.
Secretaries are asked to
bring this notice to the atten-
ton of members and publicity
committees, so that news from
all organizations may be in
cluded in the next lodge page.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-01
Diplomacy Medal and
$4,000 ANurded Lindy
By United Press


NEW YORK 1-Col A. Lndbergh today ranked
with Vscot Cecil Ehu the United States
champion in the field of diplomacy.
The youthful American whose arpane exploits made him the
idol of Central America the woodrow
Wilson prize mertorious tending
the establishment Of peace through 1927"
Viscomt Cecil the in 1924 Elhu Root in 1926
There in 1925.
Although Lndberghs
been named the the Woodrow Wilson foundation
said that it would be within the few months.
foundation committee the prizes Lndbgh
unanimous the said brought
better spirit relation of the United States with its
Latin American neighbors"