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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-30
CONGRESS TO
PONDER Rail
MERCER PLANS
Proposals of Eight Years
AGO Again to Be Fore
most Legislation Issue.
BY CECIL OWEN
UNITED Press STAFF Corresnondent


WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Consol-,
idation Of the Nations railway sys-
TENS, as proposed about eight years
ago, promises again to be one or
the foremost problems before con-
greSs.
The Parker bill, making it possible
for railroads to form a general mer-
ger program for submission to the
interstate commerce commission is
on the house legislative calendar for
this session. Extensive hearings
were held last winter and the bill
was reported out by the committee.
A. similar senate bill by Senator
FeSs, (Rep) Ohio, still is in
committee, but hearings are ex-
pected to be concluded at this seS-
sion. Until either the Parker or
Fess bill has passed congress, all
final consolidation moves on a ma
tional scale are in allegiance.
The transportation act of 1920 au-
thorized the interstate commerce
commission, official regulator of
railroad rates and operation, to draft
a general merger plan to which in
dividual plans submitted by the
railroads must conform.
The commission never has pro-
mulgated a final plan, though in
1921, 1t issued a tentative merger
program drafted by Professor w. q.
Ripley, Harvard transportation
specialist.
In its last two annual reports, the
commission has asked congress to
relieve it of the burden of drafting
a general consolidation program. 1t
prefers to pass on proposals sub
mitted by the roads rather than
force its own plan on the carriers.
The commissions forthcoming an
nual report is expected to repeat its
two previous communications to
this effect.
Observers have interpreted some
of the commissions recent decisions
as displaying tendency to rebuke
the large trunk lines for not rec
onciling their differences over the
decision of minor roads.
The whole merger program is I'M
derstood to be at a Standstill be-
cause of the reported inability of
the important eastern carriers to
agree on disposition of smaller lines
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-30
Calls on Firm n Years
and NeU er Misses Order
Unique Record of Sales man
and Customer Revealed
in indiana.

Bring on your Oldest travelling
salesman in America. Wine and
dine him, print his picture on the
front pages of the nation and hail
him as a hero of the modern bust
ness world, but =.
Before you give him the whole
niche in the hall of fame hear the
record of a salesman for an Indian
apoiis firm.
Do Business "A Years
The National Travelling Sales
mems Foundation after search
through American newspapers has
found Charles Terry. 90, of Atchi-
son, Kan, who, the foundation says,
holds the record, having been on the
read for sixty-eight years and
still going strong. Terry will be the
guest Of honor at a banquet in
New York Dec. 4.
Forty-four years ago Charles
Suman, Daleville, Ind, now a sales
man for Kothe- Wells Bauer Com
pany, Indianapolis wholesale gro
GERS, started calling upon j. H. Will
son, 70, partner in the Bee Hive
Cash Store at Paramount, Ind. He
went away with an order. Forty
four years he has been going back
to that store and, Wilson himself is
authority for the statement, Suman
never has gone away without an
order.
Talk Straight Business
i never jollied him into buying
anything" said Suman, explaining
the method by which he established
the record. 1--WE always talk straigh.
business and I always tell him the
truth. That's my motto-always tell
them the truth"
The unbroken relationship of buy
er and seller has become a tradition
for both Wilson and Suman. Nth
Suman it's a matter of persona!
pride. AS for Wilson, he doesn't
want to break charm which he
has come to regard as one of the
factors in the stores
half-century of growth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-30
ASSUMED NAME
USED BY COP
SLAIN BY NURSE
Confusing Revelations of
Past Life of Couple
Hinder Probe.
By United Press

By United Press
DENVER, Nov. 3O.-Confusing re-
lationS of the past lives of FARCE
King, nurse, and her slain policeman
lover, Robert K. Evans, hindered au-
thorities today in the investigation
OF brnver's hospital tragedy.
In a ward not far from the hos
pital room where Wednesday she
shot and killed Evans, Miss King
rallied slowly today from the shock
OF bullet wound, a bullet which
She intended to take her life.
A rib detected the bullet Miss
King fired into her breast after
killing Evans as he lay sleeping, re-
covering from a gunshot wound.
Miss King will recover, physicians
say, and authorities are prepared to
charge her with murder.
Under Assumed Name
Authorities revealed today that
Evans, who left young widow to
mourn his death, had been living
under an assumed name for flf-
teen years, since he left Gilman,
Ia, where he was known as j. C.
Bodzine.
Officials said Bodzine'S eldest
son, Marion, 20. told Des Moines
(Ia0 police that the slain police
man was his father.
According to Marion, his father
and mother separated fifteen years
ago, the father coming to Denver.
leaving his wife and two sons, Ma
rion and Carl, now Is, in Iowa.
When the World war broke out,
Evans or Bodzine, enlisted in the
United States navy as a mechanic.
Calls Himself Daddy"
During his service in San Diego
and San Francisco, Evans wrote
many letters to Miss King telling
her Of his great love for her, and
often referring to himself as
Daddy"
Evans, in the letters spoke fire.
quently of "our daughter child
born to Miss King when she was
the wife of B. G. Hiner. The child
died while still a baby.
Miss King was married to Hiner
in 1910 and divorced two years
later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-30
Costly Split
By United Press

By United Press
BUFFALO, Nov. 30.-An I'M
identified tourist who attempt
ed to smuggle four half pints
of whisky across the Peace
bridge is a sadder but much
wiser man today as the result
Of a $40 fine.
The man, according to Gus
toms officials, slipt the quart
into four half pints. He was
fined SIS a bottle. Had the quart
been kept intact, it was said,
the fine would have been but
SIS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-30
JORDAN COMPLAINANT
TO ACCOUNTING SUIT

Capitalist Claims KeyIeSs Lock Com
pany Is Indebted to Him.
Arthur Jordan, capitalist, has filed
a cross-complaint in circuit court to
a suit brouht by Arthur r. Baxter,
for accounting of the affairs of the
KeyleSs Lock Company in which
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-30
Gets 17-Pound Start in Life

LONDON, Nov. 30.-This little in
FAINT got good start toward being
a fat man in a circus, anyhow. One
hour after birth, a baby brought
into the world by the wife of q
miner near Coventry, weighed 17&
pounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-30

Baxter and Jordan are partners.
Jordan claims a balance of $1,243,-
1874 is due him.
Bakers suit seeks to have the
court interpret the contract en-
tered into with Jordan Dec. 81, 1921,
providing for purchase of the COM
pany within eight years by Baxter
The company is engaged in manu-
featuring and leasing postoft1ce
equipment and metal furniture
Jordan's complaint alleged that
through false calculations, under
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-30
FIRST AUTO DEATH

By United Press
COPENHAGEN, Nov. So.-The
first fatal motor car accident ever
recorded in the Farce Islands oc-
CURED when a, car en- route from
Goethe to one of the fjords over
turned when the steering gear broke.
The chauffeur was killed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-30
indiana U. professor to spenk

Indiana U. Professor to Spenk
Professor Fred w. Chew OF Indi-
ana university, and John c. Ala
back of Cincinnati, O., will address
the third annual convention of the
Hoosier Association of Finance Com
panies at the Claypool, Dec. 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-30

A fleet of flying boats, constructed
entirely of metal and each contain
ing hunks for a crew of five, is
nearing completion in Yorkshire
England factory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-30
MURDERESS SENTENCED
Fourth French Woman in Death
Cell Faces GuIlotine.
By United Press

By United Press
PARIS, Nov. 30.-The fourth muir
deresS sentenced to death in France
within the last six weeks was placed
in cell here today to await a trip
to the guillotine unless the presi-
dent intercedes.
She is a widow, Madame Bruce,
accused OF asphyxitating her third
husband. She confessed and blamed
her mother-in-law for her act.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-23
LANDS. BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE AND FIXTURES

OPERATION OF WARRANT ACCOUNTS COUNTY FUNDS ONLY
Outstanding Redeemed Outstanding
Fund July 1, 1927 Issued Total and Charged so 1928
General IS 5OS596 571751 56s5O24$
7239819 S324478 15564297
2597170 2610783 2596755
Bridge 162469 3764455 13306S
High School Fund 200 276025S 276045S 276025S 200
Totals 29656 S238748S $30417M $225S13 S965331
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-23

OPERATION OF CASH ACCOUNTS, COUNTY FUNDS ONLY
alance Paid and Balance
Charged Totals Credited July l. 1928
General 6O3326
Poor Fund - 773464 2534325 3307789 711034
Road Fund -. 17O4S74 7214483 S919357 8O22246 8971
Fund 236930 2717495 293647 1,6O778
Sinking 222893 100000 259458
2962963 2981500 1328224
Undstributed
sonal a 642412 4942S2 11,96694 632578 50416
Portion).. 228246 223S969 11S477
High 833537 503861 5937398 627075 131O323
High School
491638 1903972 23,95610 2338441 57169
$535326 $3333O368 $48675694 $34797678 $8878O16
The Washington times., 1928-07-18

MOSCOW. July. 49,. The Russian
ice.breaker Krassin has temporarily
abandoned the search for the ~ men
missing fnthe Arctic and is proceed
ing to Kings Bay. Spitzbersen, under
orders to land the rescued members
OF the Italia crew and then refuel
for further search.
Fin route to Kings Bay the Krassin
met the rescue ship Braganza ana
took aboard an Italian physician
who will care for his injured country
men on board the Russian vessel
At Kings Pay the survivors will be
transferred 10 the Mobile base ship
the City OF Milan.
Twenty-four hours delay by tse
Russian ice breaker Kra ssin in res.
cuing the five refugee members OF
the Mobile expedition from floe
might have meant death for all, II
was revealed by Lieut.. A. Viglieri.
leader of the group.
In an interview with the Russian
correspondent wirelessed from the
Krassin today, Viglieri said the Ice
was melting rapidly and was filling
with assures when the men We're
taken off bv the steamer.
Leakage of gas from chambers
punctured by flying ice was prln-
cipalIy responsible for the ltaila
disaster. The gas chambers DeinS
The Washington times., 1928-07-18

In the meantime General obre.
CONS body rests in state ia the
national palace while the police
continue their Investigation Of his
assassination yesterday afternoon.
by i youth who gave the name OF
Juan Escapnlaria.
constitutional amendment,
passed BY Congress last year and
subsequently ratified by q majority
OF the State legislatures, provided
for extension OF the Presidential
team from four to six years. This
amendment. however, bore no date
so that the time of its application
was left in doubt.
Many leading members OF the
Mexican bar hold this might apply
Ia President Gales term. IL so,
1t would be extended to 1890 but
this view does not prevail univers
sally.
President Gales himself said he
was unwilling TO remain in office
after his term expires in Decem.
Der. Furthermore. there is little
The Washington times., 1928-07-18
CARI|RANzA
HONORED

NEW YORK, July 49, Emilio
Carranza. youthful emissary OF
friendship between nations, started
home today.
Honored by two countries, one
whose friendly message he Brought.
the other whose acclaim and wei
come he received. the body OF the
flier in its flag.sWathed cassket was
taken to PENNSYLVANIA station and
started on its long trip To Mexico,
traversing by rail the miles the
Young aviator had 50 speedily GOV.
cred by plane hut a short time ago,
overhead droned score of air.
planes. swinging and turning In
formation, throttled down to, their
lowest FLYING speed as they circled
oVef. the marching columns OF lO,UOO
troops.
IT was matinee hour along Broad
Way when the cortege passed, Dut
The crowds along the line OF march
stood In reverent silence before this
greater drama OF Americas trtbute
"a the smiling Mexican hero who
was q symbol for gallant youth ana
DARING.
All traffic was halted while the
long procession, impressive IN ITS
combined honors from city and ma
ton, moved slowly to the station.
only brief military services at the
funeral chapel preceded the march
Ia the slow drum paced cadence OF
the military funeral dirge.
Az the casket was borne through
the station to the train the thou
sands OF soldiers stood at rigid pre-
sent arms. Thus the body of Mex
icos greatest and most beloved AVA
tor. started on its last journey home.
The Washington times., 1928-07-18
RACELAND RESULTS

FIRST RACE--Five furlongs
TangIefoot fStamper). !. $3.50 s3.44 1858
Parisette 1Kefn1 ... sos 5.04
Princess Donna Barertl 17SA
Mount Logan. Brigand. Nos Redna
Brushing. Campmeat, Pacheco. Joe
Engel and Maggie p also ran, Time. "
1901. 81
SECOND RACE-Three -fomrths mile
Fast Ann KERN 49,. $1OIS S3.42 $2.6s
FLYING Embers (Gray) 1908 2.92
Lady GoaIer fChch'anl ~. 20
Nondaga. Brawner Elna Dear Echo
light Forefather, Lady Jnle Quick.
stick, Big Stick. and Billy Doran, also
ran. Time. 1:14 l-5.
THIRD RACE One mile and seventy
yards.
sign orr tHeupeD -. s4.5s $500 t2Se
tBarretf) 1876 s28
Rainfall tInzeIonel ss 3gG
Hoosier Girl. Bearing. Rosemary i ay Z
cock, FL MODdace Patton Eighteen
sixty. Wrong Number and DTeamess
also ran Time. 1.44 3-5
FOURTH RACE-Six furIOngs
clydelia 1Robinson), 1912 $3.50 1880
Sue Barker IBarrett9, AIS 32&
Cup Bearer fRchrdsonD 31a
Mnrky. Fire Cure, Fire Dog, Fallen
Leaf Little Cook. Zimmerman. Wine
jug, lila and Mcintosh also faa.
Time, 1:13.
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MA q AIMS
She TIPPED
AIMEE OF
- Iateyaai.sasl Srr. services

81 4
Los Als ri us, Calf July
is. The part Kenneth q.
ormiston, radio operator AZ
one finae 1T AageIns 1enlpIs
played ID the break between
Aimee sempie Plserson and
her mother, Mrs Minnie KEN
nedy, is told today ii an in
Of an exclusive, copy
righted Interview with the
mother
II spoke to Mrs. MCPHERSON sew
eraI times about hef Interest in
orniIston. ma kennedy il quoted
a. saving in the seattle interview
BY the Herald, fcaniioning her that
he was married. and that as an
evangelist she should be more cir
cunlspeet than any other woman
before the public.
Knew Where to Look
1T was her habit 10 stop In ait
Ormist0Tis office after service.
Once when could not find her. i
went To Ormiston's office. There
Was small square glass in the
door. When she saw me looking In
she slumped down in the chair and
Continued on Page O.. Column 81
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FIFTH RACE Oh Susann,
$40. out. second WoodIore
EMPIRE CITY RESUL rs
FIRST RACE F'fve and one -baif fur

So = q ~ eD4 Vtte - - ~ :
longs.
I.ast charge tSyorhrnan Il rs as
Frieda = tNoonl.. ...... 81 So
Lillian N tcolifnsl e. .s... 81
esuntber. Mae DAY. 80 Long SPUR.
star Flyer. Eighfand tns
smash Ragues cold. Recognifi 1sAsas
reueh Ntso
~ sis rs
SECOND RkcEs Mile and IL Yard
lin Hnsn ft WNttersl 81 SIS -
x n a5ed Workman So 90
s n 348E+e X elsaY4 y 2
Niaftaf1e Midhour. Bramahiau. Easy
Money Flying Scud and Marine also
rsn Time I.47 3-5.
THIRD RACE-six fnrlongs
Mint Dinah (Moon ....e. ,. 81 FL III
Paragraph fWeiner1 80 ...s 10 20
Argus lSweeney1 s.l,s.. 5-z
Marie Blanche "a Beownlf. Noise.
Mysticism, I.eonaNdealf. High Game.
pondy. Fieeting Ei adiilson also ran.
F,5URTH RACE furIongS. II
campaninl fMcAsta - - II
Havoc lRobertson1 s.. S-I So
Proxima tWefnerl 49, ~
Dream. MAI CIymaT, Nap crumpler.
HeIra Marie. Frank The Lure and
F'Ioodgate also ran. Time Ill
FIFTH RACF--AifIe md 30 yards.
AnterIsr (BarneEl ....... I'll 80 6-5
Fetching fWaftersl % %
Shannon shore Garner. 20
Drama. Gosse de Richie. Saratoga
Maid. We Navel asIn Tins 1:ss I.i
SIXTH RACE--FiVe fnrlongs:
single. Step lRobertsonl ISL 80 Is
Toki (Weiuer1 .....#... OUT Oh.
ealwiclS 6Workmsnl
safety Pin and Ben Marshall also ran.
Time. :OJ Is,
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TT ORARY HEAD OF
TON NEEDED TILL
ELEcI TON Is CAL LED


MEXICO CITY, July 18-A special session 81
the Mexican Congress was summoned today q
e<ctn president pr0-tem 10 the Vacancy caused
IL assassinstion 81 PresidenteIsct Aware
sOhreg0n.s
Belief was held in many quarters that Aaron
Saenz, governor of the state 81 Nuevo Leon and
former foreign minister, would Be selected. Saenz
was director Of General Obregons presidential
campaign.
Under amendment to the constitution Of 1917 Presi
dent Gales is barred from succeeding himself.
Hasty calls sent to members Of Congress- 70
assemble here this evening.
According the constitution two-thrds Of Congress
constitute quorum and the President ad interim 4
elected BY secret, majority ballot.
The Washington times., 1928-07-18
Mayor Walker to Get
San Francisco Welcome

SAN FRA cIScsO. July IL
Mayor James Walker of New York.
City will arrive here tomorrow
morning from Los Angeles. it was
announced today at Mayor James
Rolph's office
The dapper Gotham executive will
be met by Mayor Rolph and other
city officials at the station, and
with the municipal and policemen =
bands footing brassy welcome he
win he escorted TO his hotel Later
in the day he will he officially wei
coined at the city hall.
The Washington times., 1928-07-18
DEvONSHIRE RESUL rs
FIRHT RAlsE. E,iKe fllrlnnra.

( = Il
Oncora f2ohson1 $40 s4.75 SIs051
Rose Murphy tT.yon1 I4.se, liza
Face Cream aFfarvey) eta
Georgia Herget. reae4 Baby. Katal
lees 81 pr. Raiaton. Miss Pink, TFos
Fift Phen. Torn "a gwin and
Hamea also ran. Time 1s01 81
sEcoNy RACE che Ri
u 81 Pollof oaEeGinpIsl ssos 81. so 81. 10
Iats tcoleman) 2.s0 25s
Fpn 6Gwynnel AS
dargie b.. Aiiss Galety. I'D.
Pinned and kings Court. sIso ran.
Time 1.4O4-5
THIRD RACE Six fur1anka
Care Free (ChaHmeFs) 120 S535 $3.50
Alieghan Drown - III 20 g10
Blue Rose fSilasl In
Regulation. Bonny Basil. starbeck.
Isaska. Blue Beans. Hot Pepper MAXI
mus. FLAG of Truce and Oalrieda also
ran. Time. I*123-5.
y FOURTH RACE--Sfx furlongs
-Reprove tSiIas) .$495 S2s0 ~ s5
Infaneh (Smith1 ESQ n6k
Malcolm (Fordl ~
McNamee. Charles H and John IN.
o Malley also ran. Time III as
The Washington times., 1928-07-18
KRASSIN SUSPENDS
RESCUES TO REFUEL

cut by jagged Ice hurled off from
the propellers, he said.
Because OF this leakage and the
failure to throw off the oil ballast
the airship was unable to gain the
necessary altitude. Viglieri was
quoted as saying. THE motors
were working perfectly, but the
ship was too close to the Ice IL
was too heavy for the quantity
OF gas"
Viglieri said that, after the crash
on May rs the refugees on the ice
pinned their hopes to the ability
OF the Malmgren group to cross the
ice to land and summon assistance.
The Malmgren group miscalcu
lated both the rate of speed they
could make and the quantity Of food
they would consume.
OSLOw. Norway, July 2S.-The
Continued on Page 2, Column ~
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MRS. H0OVER'S father
DIES IN CALIFORNIA

PLACERNIII.NE cal. July 49,
Charles d. Henry. aged father-in-
law OF Herbert Hoover. presidential
nominee, died here today following
\ stroke OF paralysis. lie had been
seriously III for the past two weeks
MIR. Henry was "a years old.
For the past az hours, Mr.. Henry
had been unconscious and his ply
aicians marveled at the way he
hung on TO the thread Of life. He
died at $50 a. m. today. No one
was at his bedside when the end
came.
Wearied after their constant vigil.
Mrs A. ". I4aige, Mrs. Hoover.s
siskar. and Allan Hoover. his grand.
so1. left the Placerville saDitarium
late last night.
The Washington times., 1928-07-18

coroners jury at the Morgue TO.
day, DuvaIl took Rosalie Stedman.
IA years old. of the 1900 block
Massachusetts Ave. s. E.. beyond
her depth in the Eastern Branch.
back of the District Jail. and when
she sank. let her go in order to
save himself
George Earl Hid. is. OF the 500
block kentrfky Ave. s. E.. said
Continued On Page 2, Column ~
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Funeral plans are held In abey.
ance pending word from Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoover, who are now en- route
here from the middle West.
Mr.. Henry was stricken on July 4.
He never rallied from the attack
He gradually became worse and
three days ago he lost conscious.
ness.
Mrs. Hoover went into retirement
in her private compartment upon be.
ing Informed of the death OF her
father.
BY International News Service
EN ROUTE ON HOOVER TRAIN.
NEAR OMAHA, Neb., July is.-Her.
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 81
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DORvAl RESULTS

FIRST RACE Five furlougs:
Glacial (schaefef1 -. $3.50 $3.50 t2.63
Green Flag (DoHghertgl 7.10 44o
lane Rinehart fFfshm'np 10
f;ilded Youth, Uncle Martin. Rock
Queen. Mulstto and Outrageous also
ran. Time. I:9s As.
SECOND RAcE-Six furiongs.
Tia Bit fWinters).. $3.50 1886 $3.50
Af0reene fGwynne) ... s.S0 $40
Peter WhiffIe Cfuriey) $50
Kamakani NayaTft. Condo, Despite.
Greenwood Boy. Plymouth Belle. Pole
star. Martini and Hnghie also ran.
THIRD RACE-six furIoDgs
Ruuolathe tBurDsl $500 1855 sac
SARATOGA Maze (Fhmn) 2.s5 $50
Tcdnf0rd Of. Manu-. 4.la
MyTa M Supersede. Ever More and
Needle Gun also ran. Time, l:20 BIB.
e FOURTH RACE-One mile.
I.avana Fair 81. Smitht$9.2O $3,3 $2.20
Tipsy (F. MaDn) .-.,.,. 2S5 2.lO
Soferla (McIyer1 ...... $50
McTab. Spring Branch and First Find
Also ran. Time. 1857.
FIFTH RACE Mile and sixteenth:
rail- Grass CWholIey). $3.50 tS.1s $40
Putting Day tMcIver) s.45 SsS
Amenra ISehaefer) -. 26a
Puget Sound. Genial Shepherd Of the
Hills and Potter also ran. Time.
I:59 So.
FOR beauty sake. visit the who's
gho,' beauty shop mentioned IN the col
,,rIpns on next "a the last page Of to-
The Washington times., 1928-07-18
ACCUSED IN
DROWNING

Joseph Duvall, 81 years old, Of
tne 1000 block K Sc. 8. e.. was held
for the action OF the Grand Jury to-.
d,ly al an inquest into the drowning
Yesterday of l4.year-old girl, hc
had volunteered TO teach to swim.
Manslaugntar is the maximum thar
can be placed against Duvall.
According TO witnesses before a
The Washington times., 1928-07-18
Cincinnati defeated brooklyn
MAILS MISUSE CHARGED

YORK. July I'D. NJ. Fisher.
of Menges Mills, has entered bail
before United States Commissioner
Ralph F. Fisher. OF this city. for
his appearance at the October SEES
sion OF the Federal court at
Scranton To answer to the charge
OF circulating obscene matter
through the mails and transporting
obscene matter In interstate com
merce.
The Washington times., 1928-07-18
BANK STATEMENTS

Washington Clearing House,
81, 500, 4O7.l7.
New York Clearing House bal
ance, $136, OO0, 900.
New York Clearing House en-
change. $1,O72. OOOs000.
Treasury balance 3 ~. "a 900 ~.
CUSTOMS recelDta 81. 494. 6is.s2.
The Washington times., 1928-07-18
Mexican Bonds
Drop at Death
OF Gen. Oregon

NEW YORK, July 1S.
Mexican bonds dropped from
5 to II points on the curb
market today On the news
that President-elect ObreEOn
had been assassinated.
The National Railways Of
Mexico sold at Is, decline
of IL points.
Mexican government Is
sold at SO, s points lower
and the National Railways Of
Mexico Ass of 1857 were
5sS points lower.
The Washington times., 1928-07-18

For automobile tires for any car go
IN the who's Who" tire shop listed IN
the annOunceneNts on NEXT to the last
page OF tOday's Times and Herald.
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,if any disposition among the politi.
cal adherents OF General Obregoil
to have an Interpretation placed
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,,rI1ne on next 10 the last page Of to-
days Times and Herald.