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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-19

Szurke Iowa, annak meg net or
szagra szolott hire. Legalabb
ezxel fennenkedett deresszall
6reg ur, ha nehanapjan a negyes
fogatu hintajan beringatta maga
megyeszekhelyere, valamel,
lnustra-l6vasar, vagy gazdasag
kiallitas alkalmabol.
Egyik-masik csintalan nyelvi
fiatalur ugratta is olykor-olyko1
Bazsay Pista bacsit, hogy ugyar
melyik is all kozelebb szivehez
a lanyai-e, vagy sziirkei? Am az
Greg salamoni bolcseseggel torkol
TIA lie az okvetetlenked6 fiatalsa
got:
Bolond beszed! A negy ia
nyom k0ziil haromnak mar akadt
parja, de a negyesemnek heted
y hetorszagban keresve sem talaln!
parjat!
Hat ajnaroza, dedelgette is a
vilaghires negy sziirket Bazsay
bacsi; kimelte, feltette 6ket, mint
4 szemefenyet. Ugy vigyazott ra-
juk, hogy a leanyaira Sc kulon-
ben. Jaj lett volna annak az Is
tent6l elrugaszkodott kocsisnak,
aki csak ostorheggyel erinteni
merte volna hatukat; hat meg
meghajszolni, kiizzasztani sze-
genykeket! Az Sc evett volna t0bb
kenyeret a Bazsay- -kurian.
Mert odakint cit az Greg, az 1si
birtokon es nezte, hogy gazdal-
kodnak az ispanjai. Ozvegysorban
volt es a harom menyecskelanya
f6lvaltva vezette a haztartast. A
lcgkisebb, az ibolyaszemii Erzsike
meg elad6lany volt, odahaza cit
$ a nenjei vittek balba, majalisra,
Is mindenhova. Pista bacsi psak a
legfels6 kommand6t gyakorolta a
haznal, de AIT azutan erosen.
Regidivatu 0regur letere, sem a
technika ugynevezett vivmanyait
mem allotta, sem az azokkal el6,
ugrabugra fiatalokat. Tisztes ha-
zahoz csak komoly, megfontolt,
/ szamottev6 uriembereknek volt
bejarasa. Cselcsapsagnak, rege-
nyes erzelgesnek OFT hely mem
adatott. Mint kartyas emberek
szoktak mondani, az Greg csak
Hbiztosra ment".
Hanem hat 6si keletii igazsag,
hogy bajosabb dolog egy csitri le-
any szivet faken tartani,, mint
akar negy szilaj paripat. Merit a
l6 megvan az istalloban meg a
Szerszam alatt, de az elad0 lanyt
csak mlszaj egyben-masban sza-
badjara hagyni. Holmi uri tarsa-
sagi mulatsagr6l, megyebalr6l
csak mem maradhat ell Bazsay-
legyes, meg legkisebb Bazsay-
lany.
rs eppen egy ilyen megyeba-
Ion esett meg a nagy bal az Erzsi-
Ike gy0nge szivevel. Biz az belle
gaibalyodott bizonyos Sternau ba-
rs hnszarf5hadnagy vilagoskek
atillajanak az aranyzsinerjaba.
Beleakadt, oft is ragadt. Pedig ez
1kxromszoros veszedelem volt ARA
t0rekeny galambszivre.
3 Nemet is, grof is, meg katona-
tisxt Isl! Egy is eleg ebbol, hogy
Fista bacsi eHtt meg csak sz6ba
Se lehessen hozni a dolgot. De mem
= merle volna AIT cselekedni, aki-
INK kedves az elete, meg maya
atinka asszony sem, az Erzsike
Ifn4ie IS jelenlegi gardedamja,
xIig 3 maga reszerSl eppen mem
Ik klta kellemetlen s6gornak a de-
1 6ternaut.
sxen nem is volt az rossz en-
s jambor. Nemetnek 6ppen
81 j neve volt nemet, a grofsa-
q MIR regen mem gyakorolta,
u rtiszt meg eppenseggel esak
s. volt, inert hat mi mas lenne
kisebbik CROFT gyerek, aki
H. y n,ajoresco sziikos apana-
n rs, rs meg maga bSseges ad6s-
Il - rar ufa1va Riznnv hnOv
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-19
A BAZSAY-NECYES
Irta: Jaszay- -Horvath Elemer

!. egyik utt0roje volt emez ord0g
, zekerek vezetesenek. No mem ep
pen csak privat passzi6b6l, hanen
1 inkahb valanely kiilorszagi au
tomobilgyar jovoltab6l, mely epT
az 3 tarsasagos szemelyen at ohaj
totta a maga markajat megked
| veltetni a maradi magyar videk
! | urakkal.
i Mar pedig Bazsay Pista bacs
| el6tt automobile emlegetni amy
| volt, mint rideg bika elott v0r0s
naperny6vel forgofodni. Fujt az
Greg, ha csak nevet is. hallotta
annak az atkozott, nemetkifun-
dalta masinerianak. Olyan az a
negyesfogathoz kepest, mint a BIZ
dosbanka a s6lyommadarhoz Az
a hetyke4petylSe huszartisztecske
meg, aki ab|ban paradezik, jobban
/
tenne, ha visszamenne fatornyos
Inemet hazajaba profeszornak. Az
oregur szemeben ez volt leges-
Ilegutolso elethivatas kerek Vi
lagon.
| Csakhogy azok ragyogo ibo-
lyaszemek maskep nezik am vi
lagot meg az embereket, mint az
ilyen bozontos szem0ldok alatt
il6, hideg, acelsziirke szempar.
Azok biz a frissen kapnak, mem
az ocskan, mezes falaton, mem
borsos paprikason. ICY esett meg
aztan az osi Bazsay-krlrian az or
szagraszol6 csufsag.
Tud6s volt-e benne Katinka
asszony, vagy sem, AIT bizonyos-
saggal mem lehessen tudni. Am
annyi ketsegtelen, hogy egy szep
nyari hajnalon 8 robbant be vesz-
josl6an Pista bacsi hal6zoba jaba,
azzal a remhirrel, hogy viszik am
az Erzsiket, meg pedig automobi-
lon. Es pedig Sternau gr6f, hu-
szarfohadnagy ur. Ihol bllcsu-
levele es, meg azon k0nnyesen,
Hiszen ha paripara kot0zve Wit
te volna az Angyal Bandi maga:
akkor sem ugorhatott volna fol
szilajabban Pista baaesi. Sc latott,
Sc hallott, csak rohant az istal-
l6ba:
- Pista, fogd be a negy sziir-
ket a homokfut6ba! Sc kezed, Sc
labad mem tied!
- De edesapam lelkende-
zett utana Katinka asszony. -
Hol vannak mar azok az auto
mobillal. Mem er annak nyomaba
a negy 10.
- Fogd be a sad es I'LL fol a
kocsifarba! = d0rrent ra az Greg.
- Ne kapkodj kalaphoz-mih5z.
Jossz, ahogy vagy.
S blzony menyecske azonm6d,
pongyola|ban, fol kellett, hogy ka-
szol6djon kisiilesbe, az Greg meg
folkapott, csak ugy hajadonf6tt,
a bakra, kibontotta snhogot es
hajra A k0nnyii homokfuto ne
kivagott az utnak, mint a forge
teg.
No most az egyszer kivilaglott
nyilvan: a Iowa kedvesebb-e az
0regurnak, vagy lanya? Merit
olyan eszeveszett hajtast meg mem
tapasztalt a ven orszagut, mint
most. A kenyes, kikimelt paripak
ugyan megereztek a suIhog6 csi-
pos csap6jat ha sohasem is IL
zadtak meg, most bezzeg szakad
r6luk hab, meg a tajt6k. R0pIlt
a Bazsay hires sziirke negyese,
mint negy egymast el6zget6 fees
kemadar.
Egy kaptat6nal, mig kisse XII
fujtattak magukat, hatrasz6lt az
6reg remeg5 menyecskehez. Meg
csak most felelt meg az otthoni
szavara:
Hosszu haj, rovid esq! Lat
SILK, hogy mem ertesz Sc l6hoz,
Sc nyirsagi utakhoz. Ugy benn-
ragad az az otromba masina ebben
az aldott hazai homokban, mint a
pinty. Ez a negy ID meg. a konnyii
homokfut6val ugy megy, mint az
| istrnnyila.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-19

| =
szelnbetiint az atkozott gepkncsi
| De bezzeg mem haladt most ke
vely pofogessel. OFT ALT az ntsze
| len, megrokkanva, mint a szar
inyaszegett galambrabl6 kanya. A
! vezetSje kapkodva motozott a &c
pezeten, mellette pedig sziirke
! porkopenyes, kekfatylas leany
ajax eltakarta az ibolyakelx sze
met, mikor AIT forgetegeser
el6robogo negy sarkanyt megpil
lantotta.
A homokfut6 odaert, egy er6.
/ gyepl6randitasra megallt negy
sziirke. Tet6t6l-talpig ha'bban
mind negy. Az Greg Bazsay mem
moccant a bakon, tilt mint az EN-
berevo balvany. Hanem Katinka
aszony csak ugy sz0kott le ma
gas iilesr6l, mint a sebzett anya-
madar es raborulva remeg6 hui
CARA ,hangos zokogassal k0nnyi-
| tett mindkett6 ngyancsak megne-
heziilt sziven.
A ket ferfi meg farkasMemet
nezett egymassal. Az Greg a ba-
kon, osszevont szemold0kkel, a
fatal a fold0n, dacosan, f0lemelt
fejjel. Szembenezett veszedelem-
mel.
Szivszaggatoan hosszu percekig
hallgattak. A ket NO remegett.
mint vihar el6tt nyarfalevel.
Aztan vegre az Greg fujt egy ha-
talmasat mely hangja harang-
szokent kondult fol melle me-
lyeb6l:
- No, Gesemuram, hat melyik
t0bber0; masina-e, vagy lei
kes allat?
Valiant diadalmaskodas erzett
Xxi haragosan dong6 @avab6l. A
f6hadnagy kisse elmosolyodott,
emelt fejft gyerekesen lehajtotta
$ biinbanolag vallotta meg:
= Bizony, hogy a 10, uramba-
tyam. De csal1 akkor. ha Razsay-
neveles, meg Mazsay-kez tartia a
gyepliijet.
Pista bacsi folleges .szemoldo-
Ike nagylassan kisimult. Kemeny
tekintete el0bb vegigsimogatta
zihalo, reszket6 inu negy sziir-
ket. Egyre jobban megmelegedett
s mar meg Sc csillant benne az
hideg feny, mikor a ket more
forditotta:
= No csak iiIetek FOL egy-ket-
tore! Maga meg, ocsemuram, We
regesse meg enr elk negy csuda-
allatnak a nyakat, inert bizony,
hogy ezeknek koszoni az eletet.
Ha most be mem erem meg idejen,
akkor oft lottem volna -agyon,
ahol talalom, mint kutyat!
Sternau f6hadnagy ,lr mar
anelkiil is oft allott sziirkek
mellett. Szakert6 szemmel must
ralta vegig nemes alakjnkat, pom
pas fejiiket, karcsu sziigyiiket,
inas-izmos labukat:
- Pompas joszagok - mondta
elismer6leg. Az agyonl0vetes
el6l meg csak ell tudtam volna
szabadulni, de eek el6l ugyan
mem.
Az 0regur biiszke szeretettel
nezett vegig tancos kedvii ked-
vencein, aztan kisse hatrafordult,
belenezett a legkisebbik lanya
k 8 n nyharmatos ibolyaszemebe.
Komolyan, apasan. Jobbkezevel
megfogta suhog6. negyesostor
nyelet meg csap6szijjat es gya-
korlott iigyesseggel begongyolte,
betiizte az ostoraba. Aztan lesz6lt
az oft sondorkod6 gr6fhoz:
No csak ugorjon fol ide mel
lem, oesemuram. Hanem AIT az
egyet j6l jegyezze meg, hogy a
szokas az eshiiv6re vinni, mem am
holmi gepszekeren, mint nemet
professzoroket!
Azzal csondesen nekieresztette
a gyepliit es most mar kenyelmes,
l6kimel5 kocogasban elinditotta a
Bazsay -lanyokat negyesfogaton
1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-19
1925. JANJAR ID.

lintott:
AIT, ait!
vegiil adtam neki egy zart le-s
velez6lapot.
Kis id6 mulva sirva jott vissza.
Mem ilyen levelet kertem en-.
Hanem9
Baberlevelet, mondta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-19
Eskuv6n

Eskiiv0n
Hol voltal tegnap?
Eskiiv5n-
Sep volt?
Remes!
Ki hazasodott meg?
En-.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
ORDER DATA ON
CAMP AICN COST
Senators Call TreaSurerS of
Candidates.
Bal United Press

Ry United Press
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Treas
urers of campaign organizations
working for presidential candidates
in both the Democratic and Re-
publican parties will be called be-
fore the Senate investigating COM
mittee probably Monday, it was
learned here today.
The witnesses will be required to
submit an up-to-date list of con-
tributions and expenditures.
This move has been tentatively
decided upon by the Investigators
as a routine start for the inquiry
which is expected to continue until
election time in November with
close check on the financial affairs
of political leaders.
For the present, the committee
will be satisfied to call the treas
urers of the main headuarters.
An executive session of the COM
mittee was called by Chairman
Steiwer for today to issue the
subpoenas.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
ARRESTS OF 19
CRUSH BOGUS
LIQUOR PLOT
All of Men indicted in Strip
Stamp Case Are in
Custody.

With arrest Of Hayman Meyers
and William Meyers at Minneapolis,
Mimi, this week, all of the nineteen
defendants indicted by the Federal
grand jury here last fall in a ma
tion-wide counterfeit liquor stamp
conspiracy case have been taken
into custody.
Several defendants in the case
will enter pleas here May 10.
George L. Winkler, deputy dry
administrator, says a conspiracy re-
Sponsible for flooding the country
with counterfeit bonded" liquor
completely has been broken up.
Fourteen tons of counterfeit
whisky labels Of all the old pre-
Volstead favoriteS and Government
revenue stamps for giving bottled
in barn" bootleg liquor the appear
ances of genuine bonded whisky,
were confscated, shortly before the
indictments were returned, in raids
on Chicago warehouses.
Plot Revealed Here
Plates and other printing equip
ment from which tons of counterfeit
labels and strip stamps had been
printed and sent to bootleggers in
all parts of the country, were con-
fiscated in raids on an Albany
IN. " printing plant.
The alleged conspiracy was origi-
nally discovered in Indianapolis by
Winkler.
William and Isaac Sagalowsky.
partners in the Sagalowsky Bot
Ting Company, SOB S. Capitol Ave,
were arrested on charges of selling
labels, strip stamps and other coun-
terfeit liquor accessories last fall
Office records of the company
disclosed the names Of Chicago
firms wholesaling this equipment.
Raids on the Chicago firms, in ad-
dition to netting large quantities OF
contraband materials, revealed
names of the manufacturers and
other dealers and customers, fol-
lowed by indictments and subsequent
arrests.
Defendants in the case include:
Peter Ziff, Charles Ziff and Abra-
ham ziff, of the zif Brothers Com
pany, Chicago wholesalers; Harry j..
Brody, Chicago; Nathan Altman,
Albert G. Goodwin Sr., Albert G.
Goodwin Jr., and Thomas D. N.
Goodwin, all connected with the
Goodwin Lithographic Company,
Albany, N. Y, charged with printing
the stamps and labels; Kenneth
Whetsel and Guy r. Whetsel, Mum
Gle; Clark G.. Behler, Ft. Wayne;
Samuel Joseph, Isaac E. Herschorn,
Mike Teumko and Arnold N. Green
burg, Milwaukee.
Federal officials here have expert
enced difficulty in obtaining removal
of Chicago defendants to Indian
apolis for trial.
Kenneth and Guy r. Whetsei,
Sam Fogle, Jake Fogle and Behler
have pleaded guilty but will not be
sentenced until after tria- of their
co-defendants. Date for the trial
has not been set
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
Baby Dies of Burns

MISHAWAKA, Ind, May 3.-Pa-
tricia West months old, is dead
of burns suffered when a coal oil
stove exploded at the home Of her
parents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
GOTHAM SPLIT
over Raise IN
SUBWAY Fares
Administration Will Fight
for Retention of
Nickel Rate.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 3-Rule of the
nickel began to wane in the Ma
TONS greatest city today.
The Federal District Court
Wednesday ruled the Interborough
Rapid Transit ompany-Which
operates the great system of sub
ways and elevated lines by which a
majority of New York's 100000
daily go to their laborS-could
charge 7-cent temporary fare in
stead of cents. A special master
will decide later on a fair and rea-
sonable" rate.
That spelled doom for the nickel
in New York unless Mayor James j.
Walker and his city organization is
victorious in the retaliatory drive.
The Masses StraphangerS, who
daily undergo subway jams for the
five and ten-mile rides from home
to work, were divided on the new
fare. Some thought it would mean
better service and perhaps more
rolling stock-which might mean
the possibility of getting a seat occa-
sionally.
Others .lamented the move be-
cause it would mean additional
cost.
Newspapers were divided. One
urged the city to fight. Another
said it would bring about better
return of profit and better service.
Another had a thought for the
city'S poor who have a struggle now
But the city administration has
no thought of giving up the nickel
fare-the last stronghold OF the
five cent piece in New York-with-
out legal battle.
Mayor Walker, who recently said
he would retire after this term, re-
nounced that decision and said he
would be a candidate for re-elec-
ton of "fve-cent fare" platform.
He also called in city attorneys
to make plans for an appeal to the
United Staes Supreme Court to
restrain the I. R. T. from charging
seven cents. This appeal will be
filed Immediately and a temporary
injunction will be sought pending
final decision.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
CLAIM DISEASE CURE
Scientists Perfect Way to
Combat Pneumonia.

CHICAGO, May ga positive
cure for pneumonia has been per-
fected, Prof. Robert G. Borden, di-
rector of the American Institute Of
Homeopathic Research, announced
here.
The treatment, developed by
members of the institute, will be
ready for dissemination to the
medical world late this year or
early in 1929, Professor Borden said.
He made the announcement in an
address to the Illinois Homeopathic
Medical Society.
The institute has treated 5000
cases with the new method and
now is organizing its data. Until
that has been finished, the nature
of the treatment will not be made
known, Professor Borden said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
Side Show by Students
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May s.
Chi Delta Chi of Indiana State
here will present Turkish Harem"
side show for the carnival OF the
Sycamore school yearbook. Mem
bers scheduled to appear in the
show are Arvin Ewing, Clinton,
Ferret Speer, Brazil; Bert Barnes,
Jasonville; Fred Corbin, Brazil,
Frederick Bogardus, Terre Haute;
Walden Mcbride, Marion; M Moore
Mcdowell, Campbellsburg; Charles
Roney, Terre Haute; Chester Hale,
Blackhawk; Francis Post, Terrc
Haute; William Johnson, Linton;
Lewis Standard, Lawrenceburgh,
Bernard Horn, Sullivan; Lloyd
Wagner, Greencastle; Lester Irons,
Sullivan; Earl Mann, Jr, Terre
Haute; Richard Gemmecke, Terre
Haute; Eldon Johnson, Brazil;
Maurice Kessel, Brazil, and Robert
Mosely, Danyille.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
WATSON IS SCORED
Offers No Hope for Future
Cleanup, Says Manager.

Senator James E. Watson has
made no mention of any need for
an Indiana cleanup. Having failed
to mention it, can any one believe
he intends to effect one?"
Oscar G. Foellinger, Indiana man
ager for Herbert c. Hoover's preSi-
Dental campaign, asked that ques-
ton in a statement today in which
he charged, Senator Watson has
been for years the head of a po-
litical machine, which, because of
his lack of leadership and his overt
acts, dragged the good meme Of
Indiana through the mire."
"The approaching primary May
8 should be a turning point in In
diana's political history" declared
Foellinger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
WAR ON WILD HORSES
CattIemen Join to Protect Cattle;
Herds Strip Ranges.
BY,United Press

b. United Press
Ell PASO, Tex, May 3.-A fight
has been instituted by cattlelnen of
this section upon herds of wild
range horses which are roaming the
cattle districts III large numbers.
So plentiful have the wild horses
become that in some places in New
Mexico they are starving cattle by
stripping the ranges of grass.
Ranchers have been forced in many
localities to fence their water holes
against the onslaught of the horses.
A herd of more than 1000 was
recently driven to Ell Paso from
New Mexico by rangers on the Datil
forest reserve as a community prof.
ect to protect the range for cattle,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
SYNOD MEETING OPENS
Evangelical Churches in Four State
Represented at Mt. Vernon.

BIZ United Press
MT. VERNON, Ind, May 3.-Ap-
proximately 225 ministers and lay
men will gather here this evening
for the opening of the five-day
session of the Evangelical Synod of
North America.
The Indiana district of the synod
embraces all of southern Indiana,
including churches in indianapolis,
and western Ohio, southeastern
Illinois, and churches in Kentucky
cities along the Ohio River.
The first business session will be
held Friday morning. A memorial
service will open Saturdays pro-
gram and in the afternoon DR.. Earl
Harper, president of Evansville col
Iege and a leader in church music
in the Methodist Episcopal confer
ence, will speak on music and re-
ligion."
Sundays program includes eng
lish and German worship, COM
nlunion rites and a special young
peoples meeting at which the Rev:
Henry Koch, Cincinnati, Ohio, will
speak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
WOMAN OFFICIAL QUITS
UNDER CRITICS BARRAGE
Probation Agent at Evansville
Charges Political Plot.
By Times Special

By ItmeS SpectGG
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 3.-Mrs.
Belle Norwood, Vanderburgh County
probation officer, has resigned m-
der a barrage of criticism by the
city council of Parent Teacher clubs,
The organization attacked methods
of disbursing mothers pension
funds through the Probate Court of
Judge E. @. Lockyear, to which
Mrs. Norwood was attached.
An investigating committee Of
the council declared it was unable
to find eleven persons listed as
among those being paid from the
fund. Mrs. Norwood declared the
criticism was ga political frame up
to embarrass Judge Lockyear, who
is seeking denomination on the Re-
publican ticket.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03

Dirigibles on Training Flight
BIZ United Press
LAKEHURST, N. J., May s.
The Navy dirigible Los Angeles re-
turned to its hangar today after a
nine hour repair and training
flight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
ENTER HONOLULU RACE
Worlds Yachtsmen to Compete in
May 80 Event.

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 3.-The
Honolulu race, to start from New
port Harbor near here on May 80,
will attract yachtsmen from all
parts of the world.
Sir Thomas Upton has donated a
prize cup and the trophy already
has been brought here from Eng
land. The trans-Pacific event is I'M
der the sponsorship of the New
port Harbor Yacht Club.
Don Lees Invader of Los An
geles, winner of the event the last
time it was held lin 1926, will de-
fend it's championship this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
Inside DOPE

Daylight saving" time, voted
for Indianapolis by city coun-
Gil, is a work of the Devil"
and Is extremely displeasing
to the Lord.
So Councilman Robert E.
Springsteen was advised by a
woman opposing the ordinance.
"I have talked with the Lord
about it several times. Such
schemes are from the hand of
Satan" said the woman who
called Springsteen to solicit his
negative vote.
She gave biblical references
to Substantiate her belief,
Springsteen said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
GEORGE ABE ENDORSES
LESLIE FOR GOVERNOR
Humorist Says Candidate Ably
Fitted for Office.

George AIDE, humorist, today
gave his Endorsement to the candi-
dacy Of Harry G. Leslie, candidate
for the Republican nomination for
Governor, in a statement, charac-
terizing Leslie as a square
shooter"
AIDE and Leslie, both Purdue
graduates and active in Boilermaker
alumni affairs, have been lifelong
friends.
He knows the business of the
State and the workings of State
institutions" AIDE said. "He knows
the ms and outs of Legislative pro-
cedure, and all of the men who arc
influential in both parties. We, who
are supporting him, believe that
lie is the very best man that
could be picked out"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
FINDS TWINS IDENTICAL
Scientist Says They are BiOlOgicalIy
Same Although Separated.
By Science Serrice

by science G6TCtC6
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Identi-
cal twins are biologically the same
even though they are physically di-
vided into two individuals. This is
the novel twin theory expressed by
DR.. j. M. Wolfsohn of San Francisco
and DR.. S. A. Kinnier Wilson of
London before members of the
American Neurological Association
here this morning.
The specialists described four sets
Of Identical twins each pair of which
suffered from the same form of or
ganic nervous disease. One set de-
veloped diabetes at the age of fifty
two and both died of acute apo
plexy at the age of f1fty-nine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03
GOTHAM BOUND FROM
MISSOURI ON SKATES
Will Roll Along" 1,5OO Miles to
Settle $500 Wager.

SeLCIe S0OO wager
Dy United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 3.-Asa
Hall of Mexico, Mo-, has left here
via roller skates for New York.
"I'll roll over each of the 1900
miles," he said cheerfully as he left
Kansas City with letter from
Mayor Beach to which will be added
the names of other mayors Hall
plans to visit en- route.
The skater said he is making the
long trip to settle wager of $500
He anticipates little trouble Skat-
ing over the graveled highways, he
said, and plans to average much
better than walking or "bunion der
by time.
Hall left here for st. Louis whence
his route would take him to Chi
cago and the eastern coast
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-03

Miss Virginia Diedel of Washing
ton is the youngest girl to gain
the coveted honor of practicing
before the United States Supreme
Court. She received her Bachelor
of Laws degree from George
Washington University and has
done legal work for the Children's
Bureau and the Mixed Claims
Commission of the United States
and Mexico.