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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-16
Pets and Live Stock
HOOsIER KENNEL CLUE


Members of A. K. C. and Chamber Of
Commerce. If you want good dog or to
breed a female dog you are assured OF
quality and fair dealing by members OF
'iiiS 'iu' BEAGLEs
H. A. Meyer. 500 Guaranty Bldg. city,
r. A. Slime, 1914 Naomi st.. city.
BIRD DOGS
Gerald B. Ely. 542s N. Delaware st..
'ii Hon nui L. o0T Ert Slack, sci Chamber of
0Oii'ii'''s BOSTON TERRIERS
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Shumard, 100 tletcher
Ave. city. Hoosier Kennels. pr. 1895.
COCKER SPANIELS
B. F; Buskirk, r. r; 20 sgoi Box So E.
ivy N''"@ CoLLfES
B. F. Buskirk, R. r. u. Box IS E.,
city, Atoka Kennels. On. s521.
NJ Box sna 8 @ES, C city w. W FSfEld Collie
Fox TEksR1iiERs Gwirss3q9tirqsg9 d.. ,,o
Brook vi S Rda. Il. 6a7sR 2. DON GOV
J. G. Billie Clark, N. Penn. st.. city,
walter George. Pendleton. Ind. Georges
Mrs; Ellen EilsOp o R. 4 5 5SS 74o
U. r. Fishel, Hope, Ind,
557 794. A's'' '.''' A-eNa-''.~
Gracia Hodges, 1902 School st.. city.
Ora Lou Kennels, Oh. 4483.
SHEPHERDS German Policel
H. J. Hodges, 1912 School St.. city. Ora
Lou Kennels, Oh. 4se3.
Albert Meyer, 264' Madison Ave-. city.
Trebla Kennels. ~. 1923.
ST. BERNARDS
Hazel George, r. r. M" Bog A D.
city. HazelvieW Kennels, Wa. 1928 Ri.
WOLF HOUNDS
Gracia Hodges. 1902 School ST.. city.
Ora Lou Kennels. Oh. 4483.
PIT BULL PUPPIES-Also brood matron;
exceptionally good; registered: healthy.
1125 ludlow Ave. Oh. 29l2-J.
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INSPECT RUINED CITY
Ambassador Morrow Leaves to Visit
Remains of Mexican Town.

81 United Press
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 16.-Amer1-
can Ambassador Dwight w. Nor
row is on his way to Puebla by mo-
tor car today. From there he will
90 bv rail to visit the ruins OF Militia,
near the city of Oaxaca.
His party includes Judge Learned
Hands of New York; George Rub
lee. former Federal trade commits
sioner Col. Alexander McNab, mil
itary attache, and Naval Captain
Lewis B. Mcbride.
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Business Opportunities

ICE CREAM PARLOR-And candy shop
go. inc; splen. loo. 2202 E. 10th. Oh. 1903.
LOOK-80-car garage: latest equipment:
centrally located; next to 10-story hotel;
assets amazingly thigh. owner leaving
city Cash or down payment balance in
go days. Oh. $3.50. MIR. LEWIS.
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Auction
HOME ATCTION

HOME AUCTION
On account of change in address will
sell at public auction
SATURDAY, AUG. IS, AT 10
A. M.
Eight rooms of good furniture and heir
looms
AT 1850 ASHLAND AVE.
Consisting of gas range kitchen cab
met. Dishes cooking utensils, dining-room
suite. bedroom suite, rockers rugs lall
draperies comfortable chairs. breakfast
suite tables. floor lamps, indescribable lot
of household necessities and garden tools.
Sale conducted by j. A. REED. auctioneer.
ROWLETTE AUCTION co.
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MEN--Learn Barbering. now at Moler's
Funds are provided through a Student
Finance Bureau. Write for particulars.
MOLER COLLEGE. 5l2 N. State. Chicago.
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Room Wanted


3 OR RMS or small apt. modern: I'M
furnished. Call He. 1898 before Sat.
Room for Rent With Board
BOARD AND ROOM or 3 children. also
parent; pri. home; mr.. sch. BOZ Lexington.
CAPITOL, 230l N.-Modern front room;
private home; / or 2. TIA. 2941.
CENTRAL. 1626-Attrac. airy rm. suit or
more; constant hot water, gar. Ia. 1l66.
CHILDREN-Rm. and board with mothers
care, near school. 81 week. Oh. 2965-M
CLEAN-Airy rm; strictly modern. sub.
home; excel. cooking; reas. Ri. 1872, day.
DELAWARE. 2523-Attrac. rm.; couple;
home cooking; privl.; bus line. Ha. 487l-R
DELAWARE, 1880 N.-Mod. room in ideal
home. exceptional cooking. Reas. Ri. 4l19.
FURNISHED RM-With meals in north
side home; for business man. HUI. 3488
NEW JERSEY. Mclean, modern, private
room. home cooking; reasonable. Ri. 7l46.
IDEAL ROOM-With board private: mar
ried cou.; emp. ladies'; car line. DR.. 3285-J
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

BEAUTIFUL-Woodruf LIST fl. rm., kitch..
So; End Il. rm.. kitch cite, Sc. Oh. 41O8
CENTRAL. 1948-Delightful modern front
coy sleeping room; windows.
COLLEGE, 25l6:-2 desirable, nicely furn.
rms. private family; car line. He. 1888.
CAPITOL. 1868 M lovely light house,
keeping rms; adults only. Wa. 1913.
CHADWICK ST. 914-3-rm. brick, furn.:
light. gas paid; S6 week.
DELAWARE. Gil N-Large, front rm.; LIST
f.; plenty parking space close in reas.
DELAWARE. N. l505-Nice. clean. house,
keeping rooms; modern.
FLETCHER, l233-Conveniently loca., mod,
2 or rms. kitch.; furn. DR.. 5067-R.
ILLINOIS, 1920 N.-Nicely furn 2-rm
apt. 81, adults, also sip rms, garage.
KENWOOD, 2265-Comfortable 3-rm. apt
everything furn, Illinois car. So. IA. 0388-R
MICHIGAN, E., 436-Front room Kitchen
cite, nice and clean; reasonable. Ri. $3.50.
NOBLE. 231. s.-clean, 3,rm;;, apt, lights,
water pd, SIG month. E. Wash. car
OHIO. E., 540-Rm. and kitchenette with
sink; $3.50. room. So.
RANDOLPH, us So modern furnished
rooms. DR.. 1904.
BUCKLE, l701-2-room front apt; private
entrance; also sleeping rms. He. 1888.
COY large airy front room and Kitchen
cite; nicely furnished Sic E. St. Clair.
ST. CLAIR, E., 516-2-rm. apt, nicely
furnished; very reasonable.
TACOMA. 20. N.-Furnished front apt.
down, private bath, entrance; also 4-rIn
furn. modern home. gar. reas. Oh. 3948.
VERMONT, E., 32O---4-rm. apt; everything
furnished reasonable: Ri o575.
WALNUT. All. E.-Clean. home like, 2-rm.
apis. modern everything furn.. close in.
VILLA, 829-2 rms. well ventilated; private
entrance and levatory; garage. DR.. 5O96.
5-ROOM furnished apt, sub. home, near
school children welcome. Southport 80-J.
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Radio and Equipment

RADIO sets ana speakers all makes re-
paired and service Cummns Bros.
Radio Co., 205 Ind. Ave Ii. 1856.
RADIO-R. c. A.. combination. for sale at
a sacrifice. Ri. 49l9.
RADIO-Stewart Warner. 5-tube, new
Peerless speaker. "a" battery, "B" elimi-
nator: peri. con. Call 2179 Dexter, af pm
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Instructions

MEN-,Learn Barberlng. now at Moler' S
Finance Bureau. Write for particulars.
MOLER COLLEGE. SO N. State. Chicago.
Help Wanted Male
WANTED Experienced mechanic on Hud:
apply. Come well recommended. See Mr..
OAKLEY MOTOR SALES
l663-65 S. Meridian.
BOYS-Electrically inclined Landreth Elec-
trio Co. corner New York & Hudson st.
statesmen
Attractice opportunity for energetic de-
pendable men between 3o-45 years age.
Liberal offer to sell electric refrigeration.
day and Saturday, Indianapolis Power
y Light Co.. corner Meridian and Wash.
MECHANIC
WANTED-Experien on Hudson and
Essex cars. None other need apply. Come
well recommended. See Mr.. Roberts.
OAKLEY MOTOR SALES
l66365 S. Meridian.
INDUSTRIOUS. reliable men for perma-
nent profitable, attractive commission
contract; Fun e;oyeragee, policy. good as
Prompt and fair settlement of all claims.
Just the right time for the rush of fall
business I1 Low rates , Gonyenient terms
7th floor Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
HAVE AN OPENING-For young man
not over 80 years old, who is not afraid
Of hard work and wants to learn one OF
the best paying professions work is in a
sales capacity. Ours is one of the larg-
est companies of its kind in the country
Applicant will be given expert training
and schooling. Position affords wonderful
opportunity for advancement. No travel
ing. Must be neat appearing. have pleas
ing personality and have at least high
school education. Prefer man that has
had experience in selling automobiles
real estate, insurance or. advertising
Failures and floaters need not apply
Write full particulars as to age, eX-
perience and education give references
Write Box A101. care of Times.
BLACKSMITH-Exper in wagon and
truck body work. l44 e. Morris st.
MAN-With life insurance sales experience
for good paying proposition. For APP
pointment call GRIFFIN. Ri. 1248.
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Lots for Sale

ACRE-lI0x396. 10th and Shadeland Ave.
high ground; ideal for home and play
ground for children Terms. Irv. 1924.
EQUITY-In good lot near Lynhurst; sac.
y If sold at once. Be. 2798-J.
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3 BEDROOM sUITES-6-Piece porch set
Many other articles. leaving city. WA 1885.
COMPUTING SCALES = Toiedo. electric.
DAYTON and sanitary porcelain. At a
bargain Best offer Terms RI 942l
BRIDGE LAMP-9x12 rug, dining room,
living room suits. bed and springs. chest
OF drawers. Leaving city. CHI $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL-Dinette set: 5-piece; walnut;
Ike new: reasonable. Wa. 3729-R
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Suburban for Sale
Farms Wanted

handle Is to 80 dairy cows on shares.
Can furnish plenty OF references. BOX
G 829 Times.
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Apartments for Rent

CAPITOL, N, 2923-New Shortridge; Arm.
upper apt. heat wa, gas; $50. Ha. 1915.
DELAWARE, N. 1825-Lower apt. rooms,
steam heat, fairly modern; S55. Ii. 1907.
EAST, NJ, 714-Nicely furn. mod. apt; 8
rooms; LIST floor; priv emit; nice res. sec.
LOCKERBIE, 527-Clean, quiet, mod,
steam heat; Arm. fiat; adj. to Riley
Home. Ii. 7780.
SHERMAN DR.. s.. I21-$l8; Arm. seTli-
modern apartment. Children welcome. A
real bargain. Gas, cleo. water furnished.
Same thing on 1887 Steel St.; only SIG.
Call Wa. 2l8l.
1924 BROADWAY ...,..............s4 90
Z40 T.: Pratt ..'''''''''.''.' 81 3g. ~
1855 N. Alabama ........ss........ 3Z.00
1649 N. Alabama ...,...ss.......... SI.OO
2037 w. Washington ....s........:. ~ 90
Alb E. 18th ..............s..... SAL 5200
1920 Park Observation-Disclosures. Is. so
234 E. Pratt Observation-Disclosures. 81 so
1888 N. Meridian ............ go 90
ITO Union Title Bldg,
Ii. 3458.
RUCKLE, 3233-Upper apt walking dis
lance from new Shortridge, 5 rms, bath.
redeco., front porch. gar; SIS Wa. 22e8:
DOWNTOWN THREE ROOMS
Turn, COM; quiet; 8 or 4 adults; cons.
bot wat; nice tfurni; tele. ADJ N. Illinois.
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3 OR 4 RMS or small apt, modern: I'M
furnished. Gall He. 1898 before Sat.
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Building end Contracting
MisceLlaneous for Sale

GENERAL building and contracting, re
COMPANY. 1856 N Delaware. II. $3.50.
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Real Estnte Wanted

TO PURCHAsE-COLORED
RENTAL FROM OWNER; NOT OVER
So 500. Ii. 7007.
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Miscellaneous Wanted
THREE-IN-ONE

TIREE-IN-ONE
BIG DOG SHOW AT INDIANA STATE
FAIR. ALL-BREED SHOW. HOOSIER
GAL SHOWS, BOSTON TERRIER CLUB
BEAGLE CLUB OF INDIANA. SEPT. s.
EXPERT JUDGES AND LIBERAL CASH
PRIZES. APPLY FOR INFORMATION
TO ALBERT G. MEYER. SECY.. 2645
MADISON AVE. PHONE DREXEL 4O23.
ENTER YOUR DOG NOW
ENGLISH BULL TERRIERS white:
ped: real pets. CHI O7es-W. 629 N. LaSalle
ALEXANDRA PONIERANIAN
KENNELS
AT stud. orange and sable Pomeran-
ians. Guaranteed imported dogs. Fee
So Also puppies all colors. reasonable.
1910 N. keystone Ave. Indianapolis.
POLICE PUPPIES, German Shepherd. four
months old. from cham pion and imported
stock: Reasonable. 2645 Madison Avenue.
100000 days to weeEs' brooder chicks;
large breed SIS per hundred; plenty
baby chicks. $40; ducks. soc. BOYER'S
HATCHERY. 81 N. Delaware.
2 FRESH COws-And one stock bull.
Washington 4433.
POLICE DOG--German shepherd: 1 year
old; registered; beauty; reas. DR.. $500.
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES-3 mo. old.
from imp. stock: regstd. Beech @. 13l-R 4.
PEDIGREED-Femalep police dog: months
old; wonderful blood lines. Must sell
account sickness. Oh. 5577-J.
CHARMING CHOW PUPPIE@Sired by
Midnight Shadow" Prices reas. 706 Iowa.
POLICE FUPPIErPedigreeo cheap Il
taken at once. 1921 Roosevelt Ave. 49,
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TINES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Business Property for Sal.

ONE STORY-Business room; bar; terms,
occu. viii lease or vacate C-s2f Times
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-22
REWARD MONEY FOR
 DOG PO|sONER MOUNTS

D. P. Gage, who recently lost his two dogs by poisoning has just about raised $500 in cash among the citi zens of the city but expected to have $100 in addition by the next session of the City Council at which time he intends to notify that body of the amount on deposit in the bank. To- getber with the $1OO reward the City Of Seward has posted for the appre hension of the dog poisoner, it. is hoped the total of $500 will be Of sufficient incentive for the killer's capture. Once in the hands of the law the poisoner faces, at the least, a two-year term in the penitentiary.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-22
SCRAP BOOK EXCERPTS
(By Babe" Hays, Cordova)

'ha any thanks for your g,' ! letter and the literature and clippings you are sending me once in while abou: your great country. I am boosting Al asla to the skies. The lecture I have on Alaska is in great demand, in fact in greater demand than any other
 ecture I give, and I am very glad to s~y my slides turned out wonderfully wcr Alaska is one of the most beau tin countries have had the good forfu to visit, if not the most beau tiful, and I hope some day to come up to spend six months, especially in tho winter.' Prof. Mike Dorizas, U. of Pa, Philadelphia
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THE COUNTRY IS SAVED!

The Government has removed the amusement tax initiated during war time, on tickets costing up to s so in view of this sudden change of heart the price of admission to the public dances, in Odd Fellows hall, has been changed from 75 cents for men and 25 cents for ladies, to $1 for the gents and ladies free.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-22
DENALI DUE SUNDAY

The freighter Denali, of the A. s. s. Co.,, is expected to arrive in port Sun day from Seattle. The Denali has a large shipment of ties on board for the railroad, B head of buffalo, a shipment of lime, number of horses and three or four motor trucks.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-22
CUT RATE ON CANDIES

The candy stock of the former Nash Cigar store has been purchased by the Panhandle which Is selling it at greatly reduced prices. All 1oc bars are being sold at two for 15c and all five cent bars arc going for three for a dime. Come and get them!
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-22
MOUNT TO NuKA BAY

Earl Mount, proprietor of the Sew ard Leather Works, departs tomor- row, on the M. s. Discoverer, for Nuka Bay where he will spend the next 20 days. Alex Conn will be in charge of the business during his absence.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-22
LEAVING TOMORROW

The M s. Discoverer, Capt Heinie Berger, returned to port this morning from the Westward and departs again tomorrow afternoon for Iliamna, Cook Inlet ports and Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-22

WE DELIVER ANY TIME OF DAY YOU WISH. FRYE-BRUHN co.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-22

Have you heard the new "Okeh" records at Sylvia's? They are wonderful.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-22
JAPAN SELLS FLOWERS

TOKYO, June q, P)-Japan last year shipped to the Unitc@ States ncr, than $1,oOO,OoO of flower which II, florist bought or handled They
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-22

were pyrethrum flowers, used for the manufactor of insectide, and tAe 6l.- 2S6 piculs, or 4,o72 tons, exported represented almost the entire Japan csc crop
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-22

THE MOST COMPLETE NEWS STAND IN ALASKA. SUBSCRiP- TONS TAKEN. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-22
Shop.

SHEET MUSIC, Sehallerer's Alaska Shop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-08
VIENNA ROAD BONDS
WIN BY BIG MAJORITY
1876 to 90 Is Vote on Question of
$3.50 Issue for Six Miles of
Improvements.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


VIENNA. Va. August s.-The special
election held here yesterday on a $25.-
GOO bond issue for surfacing streets, re-
suited In q vote of 1875 to 20 in favor Of
the proposition. About six miles of
road are to be surfaced with sand and
gravel under supervision of the Fairfax
County Highway Department the con-
Struction TO be similar to Pleasant
street recently built as specimen
street. The work TO be included in this
building program is as follows: Resur-
facing of Mill street. Railroad avenue
and Church street. from the post office
TO Lawyers road. with stone chips and
tar surface The other streets to be of
sand and gravel are Beulah street from
Maple avenue to corporation line. Glyn-
don street from Maple avenue to Bar
ringers. Church street from Beulah
road to Mill street, Park street from
ComminS TO CORPORATION line. AYR Hill
avenue from Railroad street to Lawyers
road. Center street from railroad cross
ing To Church street, Lawyers road
from Church street to corporation line.
Malcolm road from Lawyers road TO
West street West street from Lawyers
road to Malcolm road Orchard street
from Windover avenue to colorcd ceme~
terry, North and South street from
Orchard street to Raymond Blackman's,
Knoll street from Nutley street to
North and South streets, Windover ave-
nue. from Walnut street to Knoll street,
Walnut street from Windover avenue
to Lawyers road, Lewis street from Ma
pie avenue to Government farm, Pleas
ant street from Maple avenue to Coll
ored Hall. and Old Court House road
from Maple avenue to Dixon's lane.
The roads are from is to Ia feet wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-08
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
BEATEN AND CH0KED
William C. Kennedy Held for AT
tack on Miss Katherine Kennedy.
Couple Not Related.

Charged with assault upon Miss
Catherine Kennedy. pretty 19-year old
Mckinley High School pupil and stu
dent at Corcoran Art School, who was
beaten at her home, 100 Carroll avenue,
Takoma Park. Md, Saturday afternoon
when she allegedly refused to attend
picture show with him, William Call
houn Kennedy, 26 years old. an artist
residing at 1919 Seventeenth street,
was arrested today by Detective H. K.
Wilson. The principals are not related,
Complaint was made by J. r. Ken
needy, father of the young woman, who
obtained a warrant from Samuel r.
Kyle, justice of the peace in Montgom-
cry County, Md. The prisoner admits
striking Miss Kennedy.
The father said his daughter met
Kennedy at Corcoran Art School and
he had visited her at their home He
objected to the visits, he said. when ne
learned Kennedy had threatened the
girls life, but the threats were con-
Sidered a joke.
The father said the young man tele-
phoned his daughter Saturday after
noon to make an engagement to go to
the movies The latter refused, but
Kennedy later appeared at the house.
Mrs Kennedy and another daughter
left the house. and when they returned
they found Catherine practically I'M
conscious.
Miss Kennedy alleged that the art
list had struck and choked her and then
left NeighborS made an unsuccessful
search for him.
In conversation with a Star reporter,
the prisoner said he went to the Ia
koma Park home Saturday afternoon,
declaring Miss Kennedy had made an
appointment with him, and he became
mad when she failed to keep the ap-
pointment and struck her.
Kennedy was locked up at the sixth
precinct station. and was removed today
to Silver Spring for arraignment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-08
Immigrant Pair,
Wed Twice Before,
Marry After Month

Two veterans on the matrimonial
seas, each of whom has been mar
ried twice before, with total of IL
grown children and many Grand
children from their previous mar
riages. we're welded here last night.
The bridegroom Abraham zendel,
7l6 G street 5outhWest, Is 81, and
the bride, Mrs. Jane Kosovsky, 646
Tenth street northeast, is So, They
had been acquainted only a month
Both are immigrants from Russia
and neither knows English.
Zendel. employed as a mechanic IN
the automobile supply shop of Harry
E. Chidakel, 500 Seventh street
southwest, has taken out his first
citizenship papers He has four sons
in New York and three daughters
and son in Russia. Mrs. Kosovsky
has two sons and two daughters.
The marriage was performed by
Rabbi NJ A. Horwitz at the home
of Samuel Chidakel, 646 Tenth
street northeast, where the couple
will make their home. A wedding
feast followed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-08
LIONS CLUB ATTENDS
CAMP LET'S OUTING
Members and Families Drive to
Y. M. c. A. Site for Day on
Rhode River.

Forming a motorcade at the zero
milestone, member of the Lions Club
and their families today iourneyed to
Camp Let's on their annual outing.
A program of athletic stunts and
games provided entertainment during
the afternoon. A swimming party IN
the Rhode River also was scheduled.
A tour of inspection of the camp was
to be made under the direction of the
club secretary. Leonard W. De Cast,
who also is associate general secretary
of the Y M c. A.. which operates the
camp for Washington boys.
The Lions Club takes an active inter-
est in Camp Let's, sponsoring annual
awards of silver cups to the best camp
ers. George L. Haines is chairman OF
the committee in charge of todays
outing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-08
DRIVE ON MARAUDERS
GETS 5 INDICTMENTS
Youths Before Rockville Grand
Jury Charged With Assault,
HOUSEKEEPING, Burglary.

ROCKVILLE, Md, August 8.--In-
dictments we're returned today by the
Montgomery County grand jury against
five youths in connection with a cam
paign Of the police against an alleged
gang responsible for robberies in
Howard. Prince Georges and Mont
gomery Counties.
Carlton Davis, George E. Leak
Thomas Leizear, George Hunton and
George Bender are named in the in
dictments. each charged with assault.
housebreaking and burglary: Davis and
Leak were arrested recently following
an attempt to rob the store of Aubrey
Beall at Ashton and are said to have
confessed duplicating the others. Beall
was awakened by burglar alarm and
fired at the gang which fed in an
automobile one of the number firing
back at him. The Office of William H.
McCeney at Burnt Mills and the home
of Leon W. Grimes near Burnt Mills
we're robbed the former of gun and
the latter of money and jewelry.