davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-04-17

day morning at Io.45 O'Clock in Rust
Hall His subject will be THE Altru-
istic Spirit in Our Day"
All committees responsible for the
linen shower last Friday viii submit re-
ports, Luncheon win be served.
Mrs. BENJAMIN ". Shreve. soprano
soloiSt of the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. accompanied by Mrs. James
Couch. will sing Mrs. JOY Elmer Nor
gan will preside.
Cash contributions will be used TO
purchase food tables and bedside lamps
Tor the hospital. Contributions are still
being received and should be sent to
Mrs. III. s. France. executive secretary,
room s24. Sihley Hospital. Checks
should be made payable TO the Womans
Guild of Sibley Hospital,
Evening star., 1928-04-17
JONES SHOW COMING.
Dancing Elephants and Perform

Dancing elephants and performing
fieas are promised in the Johnny J.
Jones show. which will open at Fiji
teenth and II streets northeast tomor-
row afternoon Twenty shows and l8
rides will be found in the midway,
circus officials said.
Among the attractions listed are
"acrobats. aerial performers. daring
euuestriennes, daredevil motor cyclists.
educated monkeys. worlds celebrities
in wax. genuine cowboys and cowgirls.
fun houses, scenic and electrical spec
tacles. mystery shows. freak animal
congress, fat peoples convention. the
midget theater. human oddities and
curious people from all parts OF the
world, Hawaiian singers and dancers,
champion diving girls. water nymphs
and aquatic beauties. clowns. Arabian
tumhlerS. sweet singers, trained fieas
that put on whole circus and the
elephants, which stage black bottom
contest"
Evening star., 1928-04-17
CLUB GIVEN TREAT.
State Department Group Entertain.
ed by Musical Pantomime.

Approximately 500 members OF the
State Department Club of Washington
we're entertained last night at the
Wardman Park Theater by the King
Smith Studio Schools in musical
pantomime. LES Fauvettes." Mrs.
kellogg. wife of the Secretary of State,
and all the undersecretaries were
present
The "fauvettes" we're Clara Hoffstet-
ter. Bonnie Mae Rideely, Jane McDou-
gal. Rebecca Tarwater, Winifred Buck
ingham, Rosetta Kramer. Theodosia
Shaler, Alexandria Endsley. Mary Jane
Rayhurn, Harriet Coughtry. Penelope
Tarwater. Grace Louise Ross and Dor
othy Elliott. Dancing and pantomimes
were directed by Caroline Mckinley
and casts and settings by Robert Byrne
and James Reynolds.
Appearing as dancers were Jane
NNcEoff, Margaret Bum, Isabel Flip
pin, Gina Scotch, Jean Arendes, Judy
Shelton. jeanne Pendleton and Doro-
thy Mcdaniel.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
Transfers Of Army Officers.

Maj George v. Strong. Infantry, has
been relieved from duty with the War
Department general staff and assigned
to the oath Infantry. at Fort
Benning, Ga: Maj. George M. Pack,
Field Artillery. from the Army War
College, July /. and assigned to the
Air Corps, at Brooks Field. Tex, and
First Lieut.. John NJ Mcdonnell. Air
Corps from the War Department TO
Kelly Field. Tex.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
A. T. CHESTER, JR., DIES.
Young Man Prominently Connect
ed Succumbs in New York.

Word was received here yesterday Of
the recent death in New York of Arthur
Tremaine Chester. jr., II years old. son
of Comdr. and Mrs. Arthur Tremaine
Chester. who were long prominent In
this city. Funeral services we're con-
Quoted in Rye, N. Y. The boy had been
III for several weeks.
He was a grandson OF Rear Admiral
Colby M. Chester Of this city and a
great-grandson Of the late Amos
Kendall. philanthropist, at one time
Postmaster General and founder Of
Kendall Green, now Gallaudet College
Young Chester was born In Vienna,
Austria. He received his rudimentary
education at the British High School
at Constantinople, Turkey, and at
Friends School in this city.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
WILL OUTLINE CAMPAIGN
FOR PALESTINE APPEAL
Final Meeting of Teams Listed in
$35, 900 Drive to Be Held
Tonight.

A final meeting of campaign teams
in preparation for the $4,000 United
Palestine Appeal will be held Thurs
day evening at the Jewish Community
Center In connection with the rally
there will be meeting of the District
Zionist organization.
Rabbi Edward l.. Israel Of Har Sinai
Temple. Baltimore, will address the
workers. DR.. Israel Is chairman Of the
social justice commission Of the Gen.
trail Conference of American Rabbis
and one of the foremost figures in the
Jewish Homeland Endeavor
Final organization OF the drive teams
will be perfected at this rally and cards
OF prospective contributors distributed.
The actual drive for funds will get
under way Sunday evening, when the
campaign will be launched with re-
ception to Mrs. Archibald Silverman
at the Washington Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
Births Reported.

Herman NJ and Lillian Wilson girl.
Nicholas and Mary de Zehiria, girl.
Wayiaod II and Theima NJ Smms. girl.
James r. ard Helen Ssder hoy
Wallace S and Ruth r Brothers hoy
Carroll and Jessie numphries. boy,
James T. aud Amy T. Murphy hey.
Hrrhsrt c and Anna EarnShaw boy.
Natell NJ and Rosa + Willis. Eiri
Samuel and Virginia Wlttachcr. glrl
William aud Eulah RAY glri
Fay ana May q Thomas hoy
Barton and NJ ary A Barber. boy.
William and Helen Campbell girl,
Clarence and Carnelia wilson Eirj,
Evening star., 1928-04-17
PROTEST PLACING JUNIOR
HIGH ON LOVEJOY SITE
Public Interest Association De-
clares Location Is Inadequate for
Present School Needs.

A vigorous protest against the pro-
posed location of junior high school
on the site of the present Lovejoy
School was voiced last night at meet
ing of the Public Interest Association of
the Northeast, and a committee was In
structed 10 give notice OF the associa-
tion's action to the authorities at Frank
lin School II was declared that the
proposed site is inadequate. as the pres
ent enrolment is 900 students, and 600
more are expected next year. The as
sociation went on record I'm favor Of a
site west OF the Lovejoy building said to
be better fitted for the accommodation
Of pupils from the Smothers. Burrville
and Deanwood areas. The committee
was instructed TO represent the associa-
ton at the meeting to be held at the
Franklin School tonight to take up the
question of building sites.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
CARDS of CHANTS.

CHANPiN. I wish to express nv heartfelt
thanks 20 my friends. relatives and or
carnations. also my pastor and Daughter
Elks choir for their kindness during my
Wlfes =. CARRIE CHAMPIS. illness and
ht her death for the flowers sent
HER HUSBAND AMOS CHAMPIN. IL
DICKSON. We wish 10 express to our friends
our sincere thanks for their beautiful
1Oral tributes at the death of our father.
WILLIAM A. DICKSON.
THE FAMILY.
WAGNER. We wish 20 ackaowlesiEs with
grateful appreciation the kind expressions
of ~ymrathY ard floral tributes from oar
manv relatlve4 and friends at the death
of CATHERINE WAGNER
AR. PRANK J. WAGNER AND FAN
lily.
WASHINGTON. We gratefully acknew ledge
ana thank uuY many friends and rels-
tsyes for their kind expressions of SYM
pathy and beautiful f0ral tributes on
fhe occasion 81 the death OF mr. wtle.
ANNA p WASHINGTON
TON AND FAMILY
Evening star., 1928-04-17
Petworth Honors Suter.

Mr. and Mrs. Jessie c, Suter will be
the guests of honor at the meeting OF
the Petworth Citizens Association to-
night in the Petworth School audi
torium, Eighth and Shepherd streets
Mr. Suter. though now a resident of Ia
koma Park is an honorary member OF
the Petworth Association A plan to
give prizes for the best-looking lawns
in Petworth will be presented
Evening star., 1928-04-17
No Charwomen Needed.

Due to the fact that large registers
of eligibles for the positions OF char
woman and other unskilled labor posi-
tions are on file, the Civil Service Com
mission announced today that no ap-
plication blanks for these positions will
be distributed on Nav
Evening star., 1928-04-17
MONTREAL ALBANY
AIR MAIL WAITS
Postal Conference Here Fails to Set
Definite Time for Opening
Route.
BY the Associated Press.

by thH NNsOoAteu FFcSs'
Definite action failed to materialize
at conference yesterday between
United States post office officials and
p. r. Coulican, Canadian assistant
deputy postmaster general, on the pro-
posed air mail route from Montreal
to Albany.
Postmaster General New said the
subject was discussed, but that there
were many details TO be worked out
before any steps are taken to put the
proposed line into operation. IL its cs-
tablishment is decided upon. The
route probably would be extended to
New York later. New said He said 1t
was hoped to have partial operation
soon.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
FOUND.

DOG. brown: collar. no tag. VIII deliver ON
reccipt Of reward 30J X St NV.
EYTAiNER-Nith two keys. on 10th st.
near Jefferson Apartments. Owner call 1873
Fheip- pi. r.w.
P0CkETBOoK. on 9th -. Sc. between X
anu Va. ave. containing sum of money.
Owner can obtain same by sending a letter
10 9uJ sth 81. Sc, giving complete drserIp-
ttop. Give address 10 letter so that II can
Evening star., 1928-04-17
HANS C. NELSON DEAD.
Former Resident of Minnesota and
Prominent Odd Fellow.

Prominent Odd Fellow,
Hans c. Nelson. IS years old. for the
past 10 years resident of this city,
died at his home, 1924 Massachusetts
avenue northeast. Sunday after an
Illness of about month
Mr. Nelson was retired farmer of
Minnesota and was prominent in the
independent Order of Odd Fellows in
that State, being past grand master
Of the Odd Fellows of Rochester. MINI.
He is survived by son. Carson Nell
son. chief pharmacist Y. s N. and by
three daughters. Mrs. Ida c, Wilson,
Miss Anna Nj Nelson and Miss Helen
{. Nelson Of Washington.
The body will be taken 70 Rochester
Minn.. tonight and funeral services
will be conducted there Friday,
Evening star., 1928-04-17
Jn Mfmorianl.

CARROLL We cherish the sad nerao~y e
ga,, ,sesoyed husband ard father, BEN
wears ara today, April IL. 1898.
We hays ssa car wears Of sezTOS.
a W io2 ss sae 'ss,S ssss 3, T. 9s.u. s~sal ''''
HIS Ss .,@SyrSS @iFk AND nAreHrEa
As We loved hin, 50 ~ Eiss Aisa;
- cur alsal9gx h~ = a.SAys near,
Assss arss'SS SSssssss ss. sss sSs1 tes A'~ASs
LoNyISs N, Nc !, IA, ,In,Aa,CSRrESs. NEILIE Ann
rEg sse dis4 enc ysaF Se~ axe sSSas. 81 < Aps,i s
1uss line Of sweet renezsSraase.
Juss : taksa 81 h,vs ara aeSeIian
Thst ear hearts Sts1l ANnx fer yog
isske sswrr sAAs taaos awsv,
For Cod se~s sad Eaews ,as ssss,
7pESSSoar6S pESSSoarx6S S''iSisi wiSa sSiS sSS sox.
f'AGSN AtESE Eisw kRps SaS 60 sssessssss
s,asss- life ene wear ass s0sssy Asrsi y.
assS @Sshsr AMI Sifs,N,iSss,S SifNSSgss,S wss - e ~
Raastsd 'ess life eae Sssg $50 Aerss II.
HAwkiNS> In sad Aes laVsaS. scaseaAsassS
SEoEGEANA HAWKINS waN Vseat So
heANeh aFae wear ASe te1AS, Apgtl / 2 1ase
We 'si>s ySs s,,,ss 's.s All ssSse sS ssA - dSy.
~ hearts Ag~ sad wttA screw
Ana "9r ss"'e a's'n' Tsps - saSny sse;s
aAMki>S = 'exssSE sss,esssssss,,s e psss
No Mo- N,issAs2sd sass hEs eae year Aso sN~sAy,
MesAer, teaa aS<s geas - tay rests
kaS testS aaa thy SSsea are SVs
CaS ssa,St Sss sSss ss1 ssS isSGssSS ~ ssSse.
Ne, asAla, : AeeN - ssees se@<
When tAe &sS ~ &s~ A2s nr1
wNe@se ~ e.sissa n, fsaew MIA ~, ~ = sEe5' 'ee~
HER SoN rSgEH
rsSSNssTS S,.s v S'sel & sae ~, eSss e NV 49,
aSa tNStay Apvn ~ tasr
Ne lald bis earAss ea ne tsra
wAa aAet NiaA in ire wAy,
fhs cali--lt .wss Ms FetAers vNiee-~~
TA@ ear t9ea taeae se reward
~ NAN tAe s@As'ea Ss,ssns ,,,.,,~w
S',,~'N ss,S ao,hsr T. 'es,SSS sSSS,s sisOeF sttpw t
~ sasa
NAY FNKeVNE
f"rtsN Il sAsss s,S,sSs s,s,, ss eq, qSs. ssssy'
tlsS Nef1 III tase =
We az leNst nav Ala's debt We knew.
And YEA AFAveN nala the Rss21,
t@s thsEa AFe elhsss Ne AAn& t2g NaM
AaA Wl&A fna x0aF asste
sam Is s tetses eed ssews eess
k0g YEAR hfeA wesS w2a hAF1 ABd Yea ~
~ bssss shs AelsAtA II Aeayva asase
SRlsA hssG sAaWM aa thesa Seu teVe,
Aaa whea hte is DARK are = Httla Whiaes
l.sAeA tAgaBSk taa eheNsts assl geet and
ARAlse INN CAkEnRkN
MAE@aN, la iVVtax feasg gpansanee ak 0ps
tkeeat4d ssiereSl 4E0N&k " WAfasiN
wha etgnAelet sAis hta are SeAg a9a tsstAX,
Apsst III tA&9.
W. have Hail eNs Neae ~ AssFews
We a9s sMaestnS ~ Nwtat ka4A.
ksst kAr ths eAke ~ saANs
We WkA seN Al heNe nwF esNsA -
Rlls koXlNs ~ PMS N, AAEE1N ~
Evening star., 1928-04-17
NEW PASTOR TO LEAD
SlBLEY DEVOTIONAL
Woman's Guild VIII Hear Reports
On Linen Shower at Thurs
] GAv Meeting.
day Meeting.

Rev. Or. Chesteen Smith, newly ap-
Pointed pastor OF Ramline Methodist
Episcopal Church. will conduct the de-
Notional period Of the meeting of the
Sioley Hospital Woman'S Guild Thurs
Evening star., 1928-04-17
IAlS1.

BOSTON BULL PUP--Dark bripdle and
White White Sh'!e .l coliar tace & % and feet : months
laBR0oCH--Circle OF small pearls and one
small diamond. hetween Mayfio~er Hotel and
ward Return 10 MayaoSer HoteL Stsi "
CAT. small. black and white. ears half
hlack. haif white; vicinity ST.. goth and
:lsi sis. NV. 81 reward. Moore. 20l2 Il
DIAMOND RING, in vicinity OF Veterans
Bureau: white gold. set with one laTga and
two small diamonds aud Two sapphires, Re
Do6--Airedale and .wire-haired terrier. 4
months oId h,ack and tan. had tag and col;
lar vicinity 5n,h and sis. NV Reward
Tor return. Jd0g =. nv
DoG-Pit Bull, terrier. male. brindle and
white, ears and tail cat: Ohio license. S25
reward II returned to Maj Hale at Boiling
DOG. brown aud black with rope around
neck. Will recognize the name Dawn
liberal reward II returned to li5 Thomas
ENGLISH SETTER Dog about j year old.
al white except that right side of face
ma Msrr9sa g9sa Ear , S Fs pary ssek nsme ,or
return. walter Wyatt. 10 ieuwood ave,
Takoma PARK. Maryland. Sheppard
FOX TERRIER--Mate lost er strayesi: in
vicinity OF am ard puackenboF s,s. nv. Re
ward. PhoRe Georgia .uti.
GLASSES, lady.s horn rims; brown leather
csse: FRIDAY, Franklin 534n. IT,
lNsrALI.MENT PURCHASE Certificate 409
Iane l.. 1927. for share Of Potomac Electro
wari Ant 40a S0nthbr1oR c0urt. eis
LORGSETrE AND CHAIN silver. sunday
evening. Return 20 Mrs. Joe J Maaloye.
Hosei Hi Rooscyels or Room $50. House ot.ace
LoRGNETrE. silver: downtown inward.
Phone Pptomac 34se.
ONYX RREAsTPIN-yicinity iith ana :
ss so8s' a"' "'~''0 iS00 -" > nv
PiN--Dlamond bar on east slae Coan ave.
between Maynuwer Hatsl sad papont Ctrcls
Bids, suitable reward. J ]. MOkbS. Da-
pont Circle Bldg Main sesa,
PoCkETBooK. small BLACK. aud gold, con;
tanning money and keys. het. 6ta and
ninr, Reward Il retafued 10 4IT or. ..s.
PoCRETKOOK containing Ss7 aisd operators
st. Sc, Atlantic 1851.
PnRsE--Ihis morning probably on stFeei
sar. small oIns eotn par5o Esnier nisa-c re-
PURSE hlacls sue,ic near Unl0u station cen
.sining slasses and tour sirke's- Return 10
Hotel DFlseoll knx -. inward. Ia
sHoF RrCKl.f.--I.adv J. cut steel mounted
on black nateat leeiher. pgohAoly ia Fpx
Taeaier or on 81. betweea Iox ana Wash
wilkins, lr. a3l1 WV@Iiey fd n.w.. ard
SILVER RHINESTONE BRACELET Suasiay
srsgs y nass aS ~ l5ta i,c si Ssg sgrd sia NeFh
WALLET Insurance wtIh rate book aud
personal papers Tuesday morning. yiciu5sy
nf lAih and Glrard stS nv Finder return
80 5oe Commercial Natioaal Bank Blssg
Reward
WRIST wATCH---fsasly lsiatinuul. Elgiu;
Evans. Hotel RoasevelE. Reward, is"
WRIST WATCH laeiv's. white gold IiH
noir. with bracelet while driving from bal
];,n,9re ] e Masnt.nTson. Re"aTd. Call M.ss
WRIST WATCH, lady's, goki ElEln. Initials
u. > G; on March 81 un car from MI.
Rainier TO Nth st whaFves car Valued a.
ssgnsake lev MAgn Mrst 3i
Evening star., 1928-04-17
The Best Executor Under Wills

Trust Company a National Bank in the best
estate because organization and financial
responsibility enable to render that that
rendered by the most competent Individual
1t realize how great responsibility rests
upon the Executor of the benefaes
and children who sufficiently experienced bus
their interests and the helpful
ton of well equipped Trust Department the saving much
worry, time and money.
The banks whose listed below have ample
and legal responsibility that when them selected
Trustee under Will the wishes of the
carried with accuracy and fidelity and the will be
handled and developed the advantage the benecaes
No obligation incurred by talking with the officers of
of the banks named and they always pleased extend
the benefit their advice and experience those who contemplate
the making of a VIII.
Evening star., 1928-04-17

Ameia nscunyn dTrdCo CommyFr Ban
ny National Nationals vngs& Copan
nal 1
Faunus& iaR
FhL LA aiaI TrrtC mAan& Trust Company
Member Of o Columbia nen Associate
Evening star., 1928-04-17

CHESTER. Monday Anrai q 1asS Is Tire
Manhattan KNe. Ear and IhTgat Mesp4tsa
New York CITY, ARTHUR TRkAAENk;
Marion Gutter Chester. IN the 18Th Scsr 81
hss sEe Funeral services conducted as
his late reStIienc0 T4aegsst ave, RYE. New
Evening star., 1928-04-17

P0CkETBooK small black aud gold. con
tanning money and. keys. bet. 6tA. and Y
sis and 1th ard ste sW. sunday Hye-
usng. Reward II returned 10 alt 9th st
Evening star., 1928-04-17

ROOSEVELT On Tuessfay AprSl II. Iass
= asS ..readence, ls32 owea p. ne
JAMES W infant son Uf james W. and
Myrtle + BOSWELL age ! year and q
months FuueFal from above residence
M 1Mapfs.lS. aNfst ~; az III A.a@sStrs
xres<iouas Cemetery Is
Evening star., 1928-04-17

RRnSNAHAN. on Monday Aprsi o f0ss.
az 3.AS y m EDWARD J. hsiaxsd hux-
haRd II MarS y, BroSaahan tuer Bah
hinEfuut Funeral frOm his late resadtnces
Usaa Orleans uiAc~ ne Thursday. ApfiI
10 at 80 m thence to Haly Name
Church, where mass viii b. said at
am fer the FNpnSe at his soul, Inter.
Rlenl Mognt Ulyst Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited Is
Evening star., 1928-04-17

PIN--DIamund bar. on east side Cpnn ave.
between MAyfiuwer Hotel aad Dupont Circle
Hdg.. suitable reward ]. ]. MOEHS. nu.
p0nt Circle bldg Main a@@3
Evening star., 1928-04-17

rAgR On SUNDAY. Aprit 5. lees at mid.
night at her home. s1sT Ss. nv
HLI.A R0wlES CARR ''Chgast's faithful
follower ami ant unto her LIES end.
Funeral from 81. jeans Church. LAFAYETTE
square Un "Wednesday morning. AnEai Is.
al III o'clock iuteFmseut priv ate. tRtsh-
raanA Va paperS pIeaSe cory It,
Evening star., 1928-04-17

nINGES suddenly an Monday ApPll ts
ta%s, a heg ggsls'enee, giA south Capstei
ningvs ktlRetal tvem tanaeS r kSan'e
funeral parloes StF penaNlyansA ave
teFfasut AZ Rtl,nhNfS. Va, an "Wednesday
Apt4l Is at p.at, Relatives and trseads
Evening star., 1928-04-17

COLEMAN. departed thls Mfe N0nsiAw
AnFti 10, ICES, al 5 e'ctock an at her
ressGeaer @Fs7 sheridan pt,. AaseastlN.
ANNIE NAY COLEMAN. She leaves 10
mourn lhetr t0Ss y mother, aunt, four
uaeleS twa cousns and a host ak other
relatives ana friends. Funeral rhursiSN
Apga ~, AZ / PM. fgem Eethtehea
hsptist IhurCh as
cox, on TUESDAY, April ls. i9es nj the
residence uf her sister AOuO Ath - n.w.,
MARY T. t'NAN, beloved sAsfsF OF Mrs. n.
Ruth Gessfat,t Funeral from the atso2e
atstltesS THURSDAY, Apg&t lp. &t a'CsNsk,
Hunnrat nftVatp lSs
Evening star., 1928-04-17
CmRISTIAN. nenarte.i DC &c on 30

CHRISTIAN. Departed This life On Mepday
Aprd ID. la2S AZ his Erssdense, S
~ sw. PHILIP CHRISTIAN, the hsssoVesf
hashand ng EfaH,a Christian and father St
tssdgsra and Audrey Christian. hrather ok
ThUnas Christian Mrs. Louise BeNnetE
George Shanklm AihrFs Shanklin. Kaowrs
Shankatn anst James Monroe. Tie agse leaves
80 mourn host OF other relatives and
friends Funeral u0tttc tomorrow
nAnnEs. lMNnasAAs nAaN.s nleASn eanN.l
Evening star., 1928-04-17

LiNeoLN. Or Monday, ApnI is. 1875, At
SeIter Eee1 Hospital Brig. Gen. SIM
NER n. LINCOLN. n. <. A.. retired. ~.
ueral services ~ 3IOf Hawthorne d. 80,
wennes.lay. April Is. at 30 pm. Inter-
Evening star., 1928-04-17

MINI On Saturday. April Il. 1928 az
neF resi1ence 2l4 Massachusetts, ave-
BAkBARA W the beloved wIfe % Henry
MIN FUNERAL from the above resi-
thence 10 Ss. Joseph's Church RerT,5S-s
mass al 1915 am. Interunent private
Mount OhYss Cemetery Kindly ersis
Evening star., 1928-04-17

CLINTON. Departed tats life nj Freedmen ;
Hesnsfsf Nnn.fsV 4nraf is aaS Mi =
LIAM T. CLINTON af sota ath e. nv
NattssF of funeral later
Evening star., 1928-04-17

=. s @
WRIST WATCH. lafv's. white gold hi.
nois with bracelet, while driving from Hal.
.lnuro to Washington. ReWard Call Miss
Weeks, tain anB ITs
WRIST WATCH laty's, gotI. ElEln: Initials
n. ;, G.; ON March 81 IVA ear from Nj
Rainier TO 18th 81, whaFves car, Valued a.
kssnsaks Reward West SOL
Evening star., 1928-04-17

ADAMS. On Monday. April is. 1878 at
g so m ANNA, daughter OF the lags
John and Hanush Adams. Funeral from
her late Fes'dsnee. l3s liza =. s.e;, Wed
invited. InteTment Congressional Ceue-
Evening star., 1928-04-17

LIPPKkT; On Tueg5ay April II 1ngs. At
~ rs-,dsnee zoos 18Th ~ ne GEORGE,
r.losed husband Of Alice =. ard father of
kats !. Buscall. Auus e. FO.tes Charles
r ara t'eorze klpuert FBuerai from
hlE late resldsuoe. THURSDAY Aprii ~ I
nm Iutermrnt private. Baltimore papers
please copy ia
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-12
MERCURY IS LOWER
Warmer Tonight Than
Last Night, Forecast.

1t will be warmer tonight than
last night, when the mercury how
cred around 63 degrees throughout
the night, Weather Man j. H. Ar
mington predicted today.
The temperature Friday will be
about the same as today and there is
a possibility of thunder storms Fri
day, he said.
The temperatures this morning
we're 5 to 6 degrees below normal and
several degrees lower than Wednes-
day. A high point Of SO was reached
Wednesday afternoon.
Elva TindoIs, Argyle Apartments,
is in city hospital suffering from a
possible serious head injury received
when she was overcome by the heat
and fell to the sidewalk at Della
ware and Washington SITS. Wednes-
day afternoon.
Hospital attaches were unable to
learn her name until today. An x
ray examination is to be made, to
determine whether her skull was
fractured by the fall.
william Case, Al, of 2601 jackson
ST., was overcome by the heat while
working in the rear of the Meier
Electrical and Machinery Company
plant, 1856 S. Meridian St. He also
was taken to city hospital and is
recovering.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-12
STATE MOVES
TO CRUSH ring
OF GAS HAWKS
Remy Determined to Stamp
Out Outrage Epidemic,
He Declares.
FOUR UNDER SENTENCE
Other Cases Against Youths
Convicted Will Not Be
NoIIed.

The State moved swiftly and
surely today in its campaign to
stamp out attacks on young girls,
the increased number of which has
shocked Indianapolis in the last
month.
AS preparations we're made for
appeals of four youths already un-
der sentence in "gas hawk" cases
Clifford Wicks, %, of 1914 Naomi
St., was tried before Special Grim
inal Judge Fremont Afford on
charge of assault with intent to
attack young girl.
Afford will announce his YER
dict Friday morning.
Criminal Judge James A. Collins
Wednesday found three boys guilty
of criminal attacks and sentenced
them to five to twenty-one years at
the State Reformatory.
Will Not NOIle Cases
Other indictments charging out
RACES on 13 and 14-year-old girls
against the trio will not be nolled,
as often takes place after conviction
on one of several pending charges,
Prosecutor William H. Remy an
nounced.
"As soon as appeals are taken,
allowing these men to make bond,
their other cases will be set for
trial in this court" Remy said.
Even IL they do not appeal, as
their attorneys have announced they
will do, the other indictments charg-
ing similar offenses will not be
nol!ed, Remy said.
I'll they make appeal bond, they'll
be tried again in this court as
soon as possible" Remy said.
One Up for Life
The three are Albert Kennedy,
81, of 1905 Olive ST.; Robert Turner,
%, of 1871 Shelby ST., and Harold
Van Walters, same address.
Joseph Alstatt, 18, of 522 High
land Ave. faces life Imprisonment in
"gas hawk" case, the heavier pen
atty because his victim was under
II.
Allstatt will be sentenced at 9 a.
m. Saturday, the hour being agreed
upon by his attorney, Bess Robbins,
early today. She filed motion in
arrest of judgment and will file for
new trial to complete the record for
appeal.
"The extreme penalty will be
asked in each of the other ten "gas
hawk cases pending in this court, "
Remy said. "I have refused to &C
cept pleas Of guilty to lesser crimes
in some Of the preceding cases, and
will continue this practice.
IF they appeal, I will insist that
the appeal bond be set high" Remy
said.
Arrangements were going forward
today to transfer to Criminal Court
Immediately all "gas hawk" cases
pending in lower courts, by the FL
ing of new affidaVitS.