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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
NAMED STATE MANAGER
G. E. Pierson Gets Promotion in
Portland Cement Company.

G. E. Pierson, sales manager Of
the Indiana Portland Cement Com
pany, has been made manager, it
was announced today. He will
continue to handle the duties Of
both offices. Pierson succeeds D,
S. MacBride, transferred to Phila-
delphia as vice president and man
ager.
MacBride retains the title Of vice
president of the Indiana concern.
a subsidiary of the International
Cement Corporation, which operates
ten mills in the United States, one
in Cuba and two in South America
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
RIVERSIDE CHURCHES TO
HOLD FESTIVAL TONIGHT
Police and Firemen's Band viii
Lead Parade.

Riverside district churches will
hold a union summer festival to-
night at N. Harding st. and Burd-
sal Blvd. The Police and Firemen's
Band will lead a parade, starting
at Montcalm and Eighteenth SITS.
The Sahara Grotto drum corps,
the Sahara Grotto Auxiliary glee
club, stringed orchestra and the
combined choirs of the Riverside
churches will feature the entertain
ment.
officers of the cooperative move
ment are: William M. Taylor,
president; H. P. Haislup, vice presi-
dent; Miss Bertha Curtis, secretary,
and R, E. Coleman, treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
CONFESSES TO- PART
IN MELLETT Staying
Atlanta Police Doubt Story; Think
1t Ruse for Transportation.

Atlanta P0llce DOuDL StOry' Inlnh
1t Ruse for Transportation.
Ry United Press
ATLANTA, Ga, June gloom
plicity in the murder of Don r.
Mellett, militant Canton, Ohio, edi-
tor, was confessed here today by a
man who surrendered to police, Civ
ing his name as Cecil r. Porter,
30, steeplejack, of Canton.
Police were inclined to doubt
Porter's story, thinking he was look
ing for transportation home. He
would give no details when he gave
himself up and police said Canton
authorities wired that Porter was
not known there.
Porter is held on a chahrge Of sus-
picion pending further word from
Canton.
He was penniless and out Of en-
ployment when he surrendered.
my conscience hurt me-" was his
explanation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
SHIP MAIL SEALS FAKE

Strengthens Theory Of Leviathan
Robbery Occurring in New York.
BIZ United Press
SOUTHAMPTON, England, June
81. - Microscopic examination OF
postoffice seals on mailbags brought
here on the Leviathan and found to
have been rif1ed disclosed today
that the seals weer fakes.
Scotland Yard officials said i'm
mediately afterward that they be-
lieved the 100000 robbery must
have occurred in New York.
Substitution of fake seals for
originals difficult and lengthy
task-would be almost impossible on
shipboard, they said, and absolutely
impossible at Southampton, whence
the $500 bags of mail from the Le-
viathan we're distributed to various
British postoffceS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
SUSPENDS TRAFFIC COP
Captain Charges Officer Was Drunk
While Operating SemaphOre.

Trafficman Carl Kimberlin, 918 N.
fremont Ave, was taken from his
semaphore at Alabama and Mas
sachusetts Ave, Tuesday evening by
Traffic Captain Lester Jones and
suspended. A passing motorist had
telephoned headquarters that Kim
berlin was barely able to support
himself by clinging to the
semaphore. Police Chief Claude M.
Worley said intoxication charges
would be filed with the board of
safety.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
BEACH GUARD ORDERED
TO LISTEN FOR SNEEZE
Air Must Be Kept Pure, Edict of
Superintendent.


BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, June 27.-Guards at
the bathing beaches of Evanston, a
Chicago suburb, must not only quail
ify as censors Of what is modest in
bathing attire, but must be able to
detect a cough or sneeze or Snuf =
fle, be it ever so slight, and escort
the offending bather to his dressing
room
william Bechtold, superintendent
of recreation, has added a series of
regulations aimed to maintain at
par the purity of the air, the sands
and the water at Evanston'S shores
BY order of the city council, not
only are one-piece bathing suits ia
boo for men and women, but white
or f1esh<colored bathing costumes
likewise. A bathing suit must not
be cut lower than a line drawn
across the chest from arn1pit to
armpit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
Destroy LOO Barberrx Bushes

s BIZ Times Special
WABASH, Ind, June 27-Agents
Of the United States Department of
Agriculture have4 destroyed 100
harberry bushes iliWabash County
ia the last several days, using 1900
pounds Of salt and forty gallons of
kerosene in the work. The bushes
harbor black stem rust, which is
highly destructive to growing wheat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
AUTO CRASH is FATAL
Car Skids, Turns Over in Ditch Near
PIainfieId.

E. G. Johnson, Detroit, Mich, was
fatally injured and four members Of
his family were hurt near Plainf1eld
Tuesday when his car overturned in
a ditch.
Johnson's car skidded when he
applied his brakes to escape hitting
another machine.
Injuries were suffered by Mrs.
Ula Willis, 46, and Mrs. Lena Ste
phens, AZ, both of 1880 E. Tenth st.,
in an auto accident near Terre
Haute.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
1903 GIVEN LIFE TERMS
Sentenced AS HabituaI Criminals
Under N. Y. Laws

SING SING, N. Y, June 27.-One
hundred nine criminals have re-
ceived life sentences in this State
in the last two years under the
BaumeS laws which prescribe life
terms for any person convicted of
four or more felonies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
IMPRISONED IN VAULT
Police Cut Hole in Wall for Girl to
Give Them Combination.

Give Them Combination.
By United Press
NEW YORK, June 27-For al
most an hour Miss Hattie Dingle, a
stenographer in the Good House
keeping Institute, was prisoner in
a large steel vault while felIowwork-
erS outside vainly tried to decipher
the combination of the lock.
Miss Dingle entered the vault to
file correspondence and someone ac-
cidentally closed the door. Other
stenographers coulo not decipher
Miss Dingle's shorthand, in which
the combination was written.
Police finally cut a small hole
through the terra Gotta vault of the
wall and passed the notebook in.
Miss Dingle then read off the COM
bination and was liberated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
PLAN NEW APARTMENT
Three Story House With Forty
Eight Divisions to Cost 100000.

Eight Divisions to Cost 100000.
The Dollman Construction Com
pany today announced plans for a
100000 apartment house at 14O2
N. Alabama st.
The structure will be three sto-
ries with forty-eight apartments.
Incorporators of the Traymore Re-
atty Company are: Henry G.. DOLL
man, Henry L. Dollman of the DOLL
man Construction Company, and
Anton J. Wichmann, Meyer-Kiser
Bank cashier.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27

Refinance your debts now and re-
pay as you earn. Low cost. Conf
dental and quick. CAPITOL LOAN
CO., 1411s E. Wash. St-Advertise-
ment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
Polish Cabinet Resign,

BIZ United Press
WARSAW, Poland, June ~
Marshal Pilsudski's cabinet resigned
today. Vice Premier Mazimierz Bar
tel formed new cabinet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
INVITE 2 STATES HERE

Indiana jewelers. Propose Joint Con-
ventiOn Next Year.
Indiana Retail jewelers. Associa-
ton will hold a tri-State coaven-
ton in 1929 in Indianapolis, if Ohio
and Illinois associations decide to
join the move, it was decided on
Tuesday at the close Of the annual
three day session at the SEVERN.
The meeting will be held in a city
near the State line, if only one of
the States accepts the proposal.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
BOMB|NGS AROUSE
ARGENTINE CAPITAL
Friends of Jailed Anarchist
Suspected-ExpIosiVe
Found on Train.

By the Associated Pfess.
gUERO6 AIRES, March 24~~Bomb
and petard explosions In and near the
capital put police on the alert today 10
present further disorders.
A strike of several labor groups, ~hich
are demanding the release or an
Anarchist named Radowitzky who was
imprisoned many years ago for par"
ticipatlng IN bomb outrage, IL Ill
progress. Police believe the bomblngs OF
yesterday ate connected With IL.
A bomb exploded on the railroad
tracks near T3tenos Aires as "A passenger
train passed over II. One guard wah
slightly injured The train continued
10 its destination.
A powerful bomb was found under =
meath the seal In car at station
ri the underground railway system
Julio Martin, 10. IN credited With hay"
ing ayefted a major disaster In nndihg
1t IN Is crowded Gat.
IgamWay operators have refused ~
Join tn the strike, and the planting ot
the bomb is iaid 10 terrorist methods
~ force them tn do 49,
Beverai petard3 8ere exploded in
various parts Of the city.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
PROPOSE TRANSFER
OF MILITARY PARKS:
War and Interior Secretaries
Urge BattIefieIds' Jurisdic-
ton Be Changed.
81 The AsAQal atesi Pres.

By the Associated Press.
Twenty famous national military
parks and monuments, including Gettyg-
burg. Fort McHenry, Md Antietam
Battle Field and Lincoln's birthplace
would be transferred from the jurisdic-
ton Of the War Department TO the
National Park Service, Interior Depart
nent. under recommendations by the
Secretaries Of those departments.
The proposed transfer, which would
consolidate the famous parks and monu-
n1ents under the staff of the National
Park Service is 10 be presented 10 Con-
gress within few days. A tentative
bill has been drawn, copies Of which
have been sent ~ Senator Eye. Repub-
iican. North Dakota, and Representative
ElnnDtt. Republican, Oregon.
Under the transfer, the areas, aggre-
eating 1921 acres, would be called
National Historical Parks" and de-
Vei0ped as such. The present guards
Would be continued, but the parks and
monuments would b. maintained under
the PARK service corps Of experts.
Il iB not proposed 10 take over al
of them. but the 20 comprise probably
the most historic warring grounds oi
the United States west of the Hudson
River.
Among the military parks which
would be affected are Chickamauga and
! Chattanooga. IN Georgia and Tennes-
see Shiloh and Stone River, Tenn.
| FlckSbufR, Miss Guilford Courthouse
and Moores Greek. IT, G., and Peters.
! burg. Fredericksburg and 6potsylYania
i Va
! Big Hole Battlefield, In Montana, Il
+ ine FIRST national monument on tht
/ list Others are Port Pulaski. In Ge0r.
gls Fort Marion and Fort MantanzaK
I Fla.. AeriwetheF Lewis, Tenn, Whit
( Plains. n Y. Battlefield, Kitty Hawk
( n c., ard Lincoln Farm, in Kentucky
Evening star., 1928-03-24
POLICE HOLD FOUR
IN CHICAGO Staying
Foe of Dead Gangster and
BorseIlino Cousins Of
fer AIibiS.

By she Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 24.-Fcur men. al
with aliols which the police have nos
been able positively 20 shake. have
been arrested IN connection with the
Staying ot Diamond Joe ESpcSito.
Police said they had some circuTa-
Stantlal evidence connecting the three
BorSeliuo couSlnS--Tony. Carlo and
Lou!S-wlth the assassination Of the
political ward leader. and also enough
70 warrant continued incarceration OF
James Di PriSeo, lifelong foe Of nia-
niond Joe. AL were held today with
out charge while the Investigation coa-
tinuSG.
ot the four. Di priseo had the sl.ei
which best wsEhSEood police attacks
upon il. He said tina. he WAS in = GRO
csry store NOT far from the spot where
ESpcSlto waS Shot down by three r,en
Wednesday night and that RE remained
there the entire evening, There had
ncen. IL DAYS gone by. tEouals between
hsn and the Dtmse,N hS said, but re
Gently it had died down
An automobile bSloIlSlng 70 the ECr-
SellinoS was identified as az the make
and type used by the SlayerS. A ma
chine Tor making shotgun SgixS such
as were poured into the DIMES BODY
was reported found IL the RorSsI.iy,o
hNlfaS quarters
A separate Investigation VAS eSlnS
conducted by representatives Of Attor-
ney General Oscar CaEl$troln, a mem
Der ot the Senator DeNeSO Republican
gruQp the same as vas ESpoSGto,
Evening star., 1928-03-24
THREE FOUND DEAD
AS GAS FILLS ROOM
Sisters and Brother Victims
in Apartment House
Tragedy.

by the Associated Press,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 3A.~~Two
young women and their brother were
found dead today in their one~room
apartment with gas heater with both
Jets open IN the center of the room
The victims were Haael Tate. al, her
sister, Mrs. Violet BFoenS. -, a diyorcee
and Louis Tate. Ia
Mrs. Broens was lying ON the floor In
front of her dresser with a powder pufF
In one hand and powder box In the
other. Miss tate was lying across a bed
and Tate was In bed. apparently having
been overcome in his sleep
The bodies were discovered by
fnomer, Louis Gangi, who looked
through the keyhole when no answer
Was given to his knocks ON the door,
uangi smelled gas about am, but
made no Investigation untu about Is
minutes later. lie notified the land
lady and the door was broken i'll,
Apparently the gas had not been
turned On long az there was still trace
of iife In Tate when found, but he died
ell route to the hospital
Police investigated the deaths Gun the
theory that one OF the youug women
had turned ON the gas pufposeiy 10
commit suicide and that the other two
died with her.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Ostrich Startles
Traffic in Berlin
I'm Role of Horse

OF the Associated Press,
BERLIN. -- Berlin traffic cops
rubbed their eyes the other day
when among the stream Of vehicles
there appeared little cart drawn
by all ostrich No street ear bells
or taxi boots seemed 70 disturb the
bird. which docilely obeyed the
guiding reinS held by his owner. an
italian who runs an ostrich farm in
Sardinia, His idea is that ostricheS
should be used as draught animals
IN more northern ATTITUDES.
This particular ostrich seems to
be hardened to the continental vim
try weather. although he wears
WOODEN muffier round his neck and
WOODEN hose on his Shanks
His daily diet Is eggs, sugar. meat
and potatoes. but what he really
dotes on are bright metal uniform
buttons.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
CANDIDACY PAPERS
FILED BY ZlHLMAN
Representative 0fRcially An
nounees He VIII Seek BE.
Election 70 House.

Representative &tAtnaan ag MARYLAND
chairman of the Ho}sSe District eNm~
mlVtee, officially announced hiS candi-
daEN Tor re~eleStton yesterday when ne
u'e0 his eeEelJ&c&,e oE candidacy for
the Republican eonsyeSSSaaal nominal
tlan With the b<,aFa eg eseeelenS az
tAgeTstoWn, Mi
MI, @thsoaa n Secvftag bis sixth term
ln tS.EgrvsS$, GepyeSe0tltS th- .xStA
MAFNlAAN Sgi$aiSt. ANA hy vntue ef
cltasEasanSAtp N the AoSsSs naStrtes
eNitnlsttes tS called eShe mayer ot
Wa>amStaa."
The Republican primaries viii he
held In MAY, ami the present nAgaiea~
ttonS are thAs Mar 1sAsniAn Mil net h&
epEsoSed. tie never has had pAose cen.
test IN the party primaries and exaC
once IN the elestsen,
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Fire Interrupts Funeral.

AS the funeral procession Of four fire.
men ot the Glasgow, Scotland, depart.
nleut who lost their lives In a blaze re-.
Gently, was passing the fire headquar
ters, The fire bell rang twice The crowd
thought this tribute 10 the dead
lef0ea. but the guard of honor rushed
inside, mounted the engines and dashed
through the procession Ia hlaRe In a
city store. A second call wis received
~ tile graveaide, where a number of the
tlfemen had Ia drop the preaths they
we're carrying, aud Iuah OIL 10 new
outbreak.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
R|CAN PROBE
ASKED BY NATIVES
Leaders in Island Congress
Send Telegram to House
of Representatives.

hY fb2 ASsaFfRted ffeSss
An Investigation Of political. eco
nomical and social conditions" cf Porto
Rico was asked Of the House yesterday
In q telegram from the Speaker Of the
House and President of the Senate Of
the Porto RIcan Legislature,
The request from President Antcnio
II. Rarcelo and Speaker Jose TouS Soto,
was read In the House by Porto R1can
Commissioner Davila, 1t followed PreSs-
dent Coolidge'S recent letter % Gov.
ToWner IN answer to agitation ou the
island for complete Internal mdepenS~
ence In that letter Mr.. Coolidge dep
recatesi the agitation as based OH COM
plete misunderstanding al facts. and
declared that present ills heSetting
Porto RicauS may be traced to their
own misuse Of the Independence they
now have, for which they were bare
~ prepared
The communication from the Porto
RicanS urged that u committee be aje
pointed to hear publicly ''ail such cttt~
genS Who request to he heard, and who
offer to present such data and doCu~
mentS as may he necessary ~ eiavtN
the facts and 10 do the Justice which
IN due to Porto Rico"
The eahlegram embodied the lam
guage VI a concurrent resolution adopted
by the Legislature, which asked fog ap~
nolntment Of the eomntttee and also
that ConetesS extend the term estah~
itshed by law for the Adjournment M
the present rogto RicAn legislative SeS~
sion ter such time aS may he NECESSARY
to receive the committee and assist ii
Mir naVila declared that the peapse
ot Porto Rira desired opsn hearings
so that the members vi the committee
Will not ee approached by ANYBODY I'm
secret conferences 20 state their own
private VlewaN
Representative La 0uaFaia, Renlh.
llcan, New Work. remntsed him that
he had introduced bull ta provide for
the eieetlnn oi eaNeFnog af ruta RigQ
by the electors ag' that country, bat
naNlla said ne Was afraid that ii Will
not set a hearing heFpre the committee
en lnsulag affairs this SESSION.
Evening star., 1928-03-24

Ola: $7o0ii4: Surratts. si.o65, $40:
ss7e.i48. Laurel, s2,699,52I; S2,58f .564
Brandywine, si.I28.839; 1896. 1856 Oxon
Hill, sl,142.635; $937. .665. Kent. ST.
651 .203; Sl,758.797 Bowie, S2.7l3.495:
S2.312. BIT. Fellwood, Sl.240.5i0; ST.
OBS 1854. HyattsVille, $5.665, ,087: $685.
334 Chillum, $8456.774: $5.49l. .884.
Seat Pleasant, s4.402.844: $2.92l.47i
Riverdale. s4266,2l4; s3,034.57l. Lam
ham, si,I140S5: s444,s54; Berwyn. S3,-
709. .1S4: $2.i05 ,95i.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
LONE BANDIT SOUGHT.
Police Searching for Man Who
Robbed Store Manager.

Police are searching for u lone bandit
who held up the Sanitary grocery
store at 3i22 Eleventh street yesterday
afternoon, holding the manager. Harry
II 0iil al bay With IA revolver while
lle fitied the cash register of S7a
The tnhber was deAcrihud AZ being
white, about "a years old, Weighing
about lia pounds aud dressed III an
old dark suit, lie escaped III gray
touring car In which an aoeonpliee
NAllea ipE him outside the slQEp. ,......
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Tidal Wave Report unverihed,

MEXICO CITX. March ~ tAN -~.
Special dispatches 10 the newspaper Ei
Universal last night ttam rochutla.
state of OaNaea salt II MAS feared that
Wednesdays earthquake caused tidal
wave IN the Pacific which has enguiIed
many fishing villages on the OaNava
coast There IN no Yffilleation ot this
runner tEeM any source, . .......-~..~-...,
Evening star., 1928-03-24
VALUES INCREASED
IN PRINCE GEORGES
e55,130,359 Tax Basis,
Against S40,547, ,040 Last
Year, Board Shows.

exeess2 Dsoa*eh 70 TIE star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd. March
zz-Pr!nce Georges County commits
ssoEers today made known thst the
1923 property valuations for taxing
purposes Is s55.l50 $50. as against
Sso.5sT .oS0 for 1927, or an increase Of
&az 553, ,5Ie. The official figures show
the largest increase IN Cgillan district.
which lies contiguous 70 the District Of
Columbia. ard where real estate oeHel-
opE9e1t has been marked since the last
Gk1er&l xea&sesEu9e1t.
The increase II CiIllum district Is
s.. .sgz 800 Bladensourg. Eyattsgille.
Seat Pleasant, R3veEG2le and Eerwyn
districts, al near The District q Coium-
c.2. aaS0 assow material increases. The
oTly district showing 8 decrease Is Kent.
Its new basis is ST. .g53 203, as against
si.T5S 7s7 for 1927. The decrease IL
caused by TIE fact that much Of the
property IL Kent Is now ia IAnl1am
14S'rlet. which vas recently created
Announcement Of ts3e rev assessment
HasFkG completion Of Z general reaasess-
nent q real and personal property.
wh1cn ha& 5sen in progress for several
yaoFstEas T1e s&5eESoFS we're instructed
- value property On 100 per cent
basis. and as q result tire county COM
Ya1ssaDDeTs nave literally BEEN DeSiegec
b. indignant property owners especially
from tsge 1ppef Or more gop4I9uS Sec-
tort o. The county. ard numerous pro-
tess have been lodged Hearings have
been given taxpa YeT& of tt2e n districts :
si protests NeYe considered and taere
were Numerous reductions, bat. for the
most par tsaey were not pronounced,
Rate May Be Le~er
Though the Official tax rate viii not
b. announced 4nty2 MouoaY when ts2e
ksy bDgka Vii ~ sagEeo by the cogs~
snissloness, i 8as learned al the court
jsoa1se to1ay ffss tie rev rate pfGDaDjy
MI ~ s. - oa eaeh 800 ASSESSED
s&s'sa1z9n Is against s. ~ TOR tfle year
nov closjng This rae wiz prevail out
SIDE - tj8e Washington Suburban
SANITARY DIstgiet anc the Maryland
ksA5oaal Capita PARK anc Planning
Commission area
IL lnaS area 8}le districts II Vans
vile ElacFASDugg Kent EY8t1sylile
C331il4n f5eat Pheasant. I1lyeEcalr. T.sH-
han aGe i>efsgD Will w. subject ~ ar
accltaenal gap u IS rcn'y on each
sEgG I5le F&ts FOR the tanUaTy cgn-
mission De3Hg u tfFfa as against 5
cents JaAl ye@F $40 that fgr f-.a llaI-
gsi1I commission ; .eHfs There WaA
ng planning s.ofnn}.ss 5on tez isst year
~ ti4s law creating Ga" Igmu.asi.a @ae
sset tahi4 ~ etteet
S5zsG95 ,4sz iH SANITARY Area.
gn fhe sanitary area tGe ssats abe
tpasis Il gfoDsFfy is S9H sos 4hz Nhith
ls c99slcefSDlg more than piae haA Hlf
county t9ts}
DESPITE tne increase 81 the eoJnfs
basis toe sFeTage taxpayers h}3i fni
4he ensuing yeaf ~ Is tei-eFeG. %ijl l9'
i,e materially increased in view ~ th'
reduced rate The 1919 and 1927 as
sAsaalsle asasas f9lsgW by districts. oAs
9bzs figures be3ug shzHD f3Ht
Vsn6s8lsr Il }sz 5D3. 81 z9y 553
5ssaaena0auR &y843 ,%23 ~ s54 @z5
Marlboro. 81 tz21Is &} 5z9 0@2 N9t
aagham1 S31l a49 s@9G Iai. FAscata
zasv. f}n78s sfa EsG4ll3 &pa-dus s
g. Yos sS4 81 52505i Queen hHne
k5.ess.qtss fl.ssz.4tL. Ag4s@ep, sl7s.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Radio Broadcastine of Foot Ball Games
May Be Barred in Pacific Northwest

posed ban was the falling Off Of at
tendance at relatively unimportant
games whenever a big game" Is To so
said. who would be unable to obtain
tickets to the big game" would rather
sit by their radios and listen To the
play than to patroni2e the less import
ant game in their local stadium.
Last year" Benefited continued. "the
University of Southern California play
ed Notre Dame at Chicago. The play
by~play account of that game was
radioed all over the United States and
1t crippled attendance at every other
game In the country"
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Fishing Costs Mounting.

The high cost III being an amateur
fisherman IN being recognized in Scot
land II ii estimated that each salmon
caught this year VIII cost the nimrod
between SIS and $50. Rentals of fish
ing lodges along The famous Scotch sal
naan tisers afa tar zGn9 e9d Hfa no"
from SIS to &l60 Wfek Ia addition,
the tenants mag have ~ lay the ak"
LeAdAALA wages. -..-.. .. . Z. .... ..-.-.....
Evening star., 1928-03-24

Woman Arrested on Charges Pre-
feFred by Purchaser.

MFs Bertha May Jsekson. ~ years
ola If 15a Twentieth streets, who has
a battery stand tn riggs Market, was
affetef fbls morning by Detectives H.
Il HfYdif and r A. Vsu1ey on eohl~
plsaHt IT J IT, King. sI$ Minnesota
avenue southeast, who says she sold
hiIn a bakery business at The Minnesota
ayetI3e address representing IL 70 be
nlueufnbereG, when there we're cilattel
mortgages outstanding against part of
tlAe equipment.
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