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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-28
GOLF COURSE
FIGHT LOOMS
City Funds Used in Legion
Project at Kokomo.
81 Times Special

R,y Times Special
KOKOMO, Ind, Sept. 28.-Oppo-
sition which has developed to use
of city funds for a golf course
sponsored by the local American
Legion post, may develop situa-
ton filled with strife.
A meeting of friends Of the course,
including several Legion members,
was hastily called after opinion had
been expressed in some quarters
that use of the city's funds for the
purpose was irregular if not illegal.
1t was pointed out at the meet
ing that the legion post had given
the city's golfers a $4,000 course
at a cost to the city of only $4,000,
all of the latter amount, it is as
serted, being spent for construction,
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to that city after being at liberty
eleven months following a Jail
break.
When a change of venue for trial
on murder charge was granted
Rhoades, he was ordered taken to
the Gibson County Jail at Princeton.
Arrived there. Sheriff Henry Mack
of Vincennes took one look at the
Jail and decided it wouldn't hold
Rhoades long. He was then granted
permission to bring the prisoner to
the Vanderburg County jail here
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this time, and sincerely hope that
all of her dreams come true. AS
she now stands upon the concert
platform, she has many things to
learn and overcome. The voice is
there. and I believe that her great
determination to succeed will aid her
to reach her destination-the OPP
portunity to study under the great
teachers in Europe.
It was splendid last night for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-28
GETS PROSECUTOR JOB
Floyd MannOn Named Deputy to
Succeed Vandivier.

Floyd r. Mannon, attorney, 1918
Meyer-Kiser Bank Bldg, has been
appointed deputy prosecutor of the
criminal municipal courts at police
headquarters. His appointment was
announced by Prosecutor William
H. Remy after the resignation of
Carl Vandivier, deputy, effective
Monday.
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as the course is practically self
maintaining.
Z One spokesman in behalf of the
course said: ut is just another civic
enterprise for the good of the city
which is opposed by the obstruction
iSt tactics which have been effect
iveily used in this city in other
lines of endeavor."
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SINGER WINS FIRST
STRUGGLE FOR FAME
Miss Eleanor Honan by Ability to Fight Every Hardship in
the Game viii Continue Opera Studies
BY WALTER ID. HICKMAN

BELIEVING in her herself willing peanut
- day Miss another step
of success ~ OF
Alter study in Indianapolis number working
W Gay In New York and studying at night Miss
e
Faith in her voice and backed by hunger
would not interfere with her
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-28

Gold wire has bee ndrawn so fine
that it weights one ounce to $500
yards, and makes human hair look
coarse and thick by comparison.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-28

Indianapolis theaterS today offer:
Charlie Davis at the Indiana; 'The
Terror" at the Apollo; comedy bill
at Loew's Palace; Kharum at the
Lyric: 1.-THE Patriot" at the Circle;
hurlesque at the Mutual, and movies
and tabloid musical comedy at the
Colonial
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ALLEGED SLAYER TAKEN
FROM JAIL TO ANOTHER
Vincennes Sheriff Finally Locks Up
Prisoner at Evansville.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 28.-
Seeing Tndiana'S jails first" is the
trip being taken by Dreyfuss
Rhoades, alleged slayer of a Vim
cennes policeman, recently returned
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Fred Newell Morris, baritone of this
city, to appear as assisting artist.
Very, very fine and worthy of your
fine interest, Mr.. Morris, in young
singers of promise. Paul r. Matt
hews was at the piano for both
Miss Honan and Mr.. Morris.
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ERRONEOUS BALLOT
 PLEDGE" TO SMITH

AUSTIN, Texas. Sept 26. Democrats of Colorado county, Texas. have voted for the last six years in state primary elections un- der a pledge to support na- tional as we'll as state nomi- nees because of a mistake, recently uncovered in the wording of the printed pledge.
 As printotl on the county ballots, the pledge read: T am a white Democrat and pledge myself to support the nominees of this party The last word should have been primary instead of "party,"
 The error was discovered Gster the Colorado county Democrats pledged" them selves to vote for the Smith Ro5a3on ticket in Nov m her. No contest has been made over the wording Of the ballot.
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old papers Tor ss.s at ths Empire.
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FLA WINDS UP ] POWER SURVEY
 FOR THE YEAR ]
All Data Necessary for De. velopment and Plant
 Has Been Collected

With his investigation eom5l plated on the Speel River Groupi of power sites and some rrogressi made in Investigating routes for transmission lines. A. J. Fla. en-l pineer in charge of water powerI for the Cameron Chandler interests of California. 1 arrived last night from the field. ] He has disbanded his crew andl closed down operations for the. season. l
 All the data necessary to pro- ceed with the waterpower devel-] cpment and power plant planning at Speel River has been assembled during the past season, MT. Fla said. He was pleased with the
 results accomplished in that di-s rectioR With the information
 gathered regarding the sources of. power. dam site locations, topo-i graphy and other factors, there
 need be no delay in proceeding with the development plans. Some reconnaissance were
 made by MT. Ella of proposed, transmission line routes from Speel River toward Taku Inlet.
 He made a study of the country between the river arm of Snet-, tisham Inlet and the low pass through the range between there
 and Taku Inlet While it is timbered and covered with heavy
 brush growth, the grades are not difficult ano the pass itself offers
 m entirely practicable route for
 an overland line, he said.
 Further work will be necessary | to definitely locate the. final route, he said. This, he added, could easily be done while water power development and plant con- struction is being carried on. 1 MT. Fla had a crew of 12 men lin the field most of the season. He spent about five months in
 his surveys. He will leave for his home in Ketchikan early to-
 morrow morning.
 l
 Nothing lcoks more like wasted time and money than the average | flapper's synthetic complexion?
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Nothing lcoks more like wasted time and money than the average flapper's synthetic complexion?
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PIONEER NEWSPAPER MAN OF TERRITORY
 APPOINTED BY HILL


 Frank c. Kappelman, oldtimer of Alaska and former Nome news paperman. will take office as Clerk of the Federal District Court for the Third Division oh october 1, it was made known here today by Judge F. Coke Hill. The ap- pointee visited old Nome friends here yesterday while the Aleutian was in port, proceeding to Valdez on that vessel.
 | MT. Kappelman is 8 real "Ninety- eighter." having landed at Fidalgo Bay in that year with. the famous steam sled party. The steam sled proving a failure, the party built small boats and started for Valdez. The boat in which Rap pleman was travelling was wrecked at Windy Point but he proteeded overland, going over Valdez gla- cier into the Copper River eoun- try.
 In the Spring of '99 he went to the Kloadike district and from there to Nome. There he be- came interested in newspaper work and with others established the Nome News. This was later sold to II. G.. Steele, now pubr fisher and editor of the Cordova Times. and MT. Kappelman be- came part owner of the Noma Nugget. When this was sold out in 1911, he went to Yakima, Wash where he has since resided.
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WHO'S WHO
 IND WHERE


 H. C. Davis and Mrs. Davis ar rived yesterday afternoon and will be here for several weeks They are guests at the Gastineau.
 J. J. sMeherin, we'll known local broker and manufacturers agent, left yesterday on the Aleutian for western and interior points and will be absent several weeks.
 Judge James Wickersham re turned on the Aleutian yesterday from. a short business trip to Wrangell. A
 Mrs. A B. Clark. who was De- partment Secretary at the Ameri- can Legion Convention at Ketch!- kan, returned to Juneau yester- day on the Aleutian.
 Karl K Katz, Alaska Represen- tative for the Northern Pacific Railway, was in Juneau for few hours yesterday while the Aleu- tian was in port.
 
 Old papers Tor s1,S sr tn6 Empire.
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who gat moose and a bear on kcaai Peninsula, hunting with hs pareQts. His small arrls could not lift heavy Springfield sut he got rest and plugged both ami mais with a shot each. Mrs. Wood got a splendid ram and moose and a fine black bear Wood bagsed a
 moose and two rams.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF JUNEAU:

On of the property where located having been sold, shall have We have found to close business for period of six weeks.
 About November 15 shall be open for business in location with completely line of STAPLES AND PRODUCE. aae
 Business difficulties have forced take trip South purchase merchandise and raise enough capital have larger and more complete stock than we have had
 It that the longer we have been operating here the difficulties have had with the wholesale merchants They have succeeded stopping shipper from sending butter and eggs and other merchandise that have wanted to hande
 Please accept hearty thanks for your cooperation We faithfully promise you that after reopen, that shall smash the high of living. Merchandise will be sold reasonably than is We telling this positive and know that both the people and ourselves paying for the goods than should Whole sale merchants the South have taken advantage of because so far away.
 We leaving October F and should appreciate early remittance for account dollar will be used to your advantage in buying direct from the farmers m
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A. J. ArTiyee, Alaska Represen- tative of the Great Northern Rail- way was in Juneau yesterday while the AIeutian was in pert. He is enrorte to Seward on that boat.
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MEMORIAL ID
 SEWARD GIVEN rseREAT BOOST Famous Architect of Pitts-
 burgh Volunteers His Services
 .

-. iI SEWARD, Alaska. Sept. 2s- The proposed memorial to William H. Seward. who purchased Alaska, to be erected here was given im- petus by the interest shown by Eric Fisher Wood. famous sarchi- tecf of Pittsburgh firm, who helped design the Harding Me morlal. Wood has just returned from a hunting trip on Kenai Peninsula.
 After going over proposed sites. he expressed enthusiastic approy- al because of the beauty of the natural settings. He declared he would volunteer the services Of hmself and firm to visualize on fitting scale of grandeur for th' heroic figure, He promised to submit design.
 Wood is prominent in Pennssi- yania politics. He is also one .of the founders of the American Legon.
 sMALLesr GAME HUNTER
 SEWARD, Sept. 26.-The small. est biz same hunter ever to take out { license in Alaska is Eric Firher Wood, jr, aged 2 years
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-14
------------ -- -------------------- --------- - THAT CERTAIN THING" SHOWING AT LIBERTY

The feature at the Liberty to- night. is one Of those comedies in which laugh follows laugh in such rapid succession that you find yourself holding on to your sides. That Certain Thing is sure cure for the blues. During the showing the spectator forgets the bills which are coming due. the mortgage on the old homestead anl sthe heavy poker losses he sustain ed. In fact everything except laughter is cast to the four win,.s as the plot unsolds upon the screen.
 An exceptionally fine cast in which Viola Dana and Ralph Graves have the leading roles sup ported by Aggie Herring, Burr Me Intosh and syd Crossley, provide the amusement
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By International Illustrated News

Where will be found a fit lead, of the eccentric, erstic, exotic. COL ony in Berlin?
 The throne left vacant by th. tragic and untimely passing Q youthful Baron Willy sebastia5 yon Droste awaits his successor. There have been many pretend CTS, but none who can match fhs charming Baron Willy for eharmina eecentricity and grotesque fase.. nation
 Wiily-and his tumultuous m IT. riage to the rayishing Anita Der. Der most enchanting Of Berlia's dancers; Willy and his carea, rivaiing 6asanova's; his poems of his love life; his mascot" heal of an Egyptian mummy; and his unrequited devotion for the for mer Vera Leightmer. It was grief over this hopeless love which speeded his death of tuberculosis. ia Hamburg.
 The cadaverous Baron came r. New York seven years ago. after one Of his more violent quarrels with Anita Berber with whom he was really desperately in love. He was a lean. sallow youth, with burning dark eyes set in a palli face. With his monocle, yellow gloves, and club-like walking stick, he cut strange figure on Fifth Avenue.
 Even more queer was his hsna life, in rambling private house which he remodeled to resemble a medieval castle. There ha engaged In lengthy commuHions with Amen. ophis, the mummified head which le said Howard Carter brought him from the tomb Of King Tut-anhA- amen. Broadway sneered at the pats and kisses that Willy lavish ed on his mascot" but sneers never leaZed Nllly.
 His career on the Gay White Way was hectic. He became an lrdent admirer of Gloria Swan sen and of Mrs. Marion B. Shaw, he daredevil society motorist. But he embers of his latent passion were fired by the sight of of '.K;s- ems" Lelghtmer. Baron Willy vas pitiful figure with his ab- eet devotions spurned.
 Broken hearted he returned fo Berlin, where a warm welcome .waited him. But he had lost II taste for his old life. His ' lealth gave way and he went to 1 to rest. complete a book | f verse, and brood over his fail- | re to win Kittens" who became 4 he wife of Elias Brophy, Hungar- m painter.
 Baron Willy gave up the struggle nd seemed glad to die. His lace has never been filled.
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BOY KING LIKES STORY.
 OF DAVID AND GOLIATH

MlMAlA. Roumania, Nov. H. Little King Michael. 7-year-old sovereign of Is million Rouman- lans, has finished a memorable summers vacation at his palaca On the Black Sea. His Majesty's days were not wholly given to play. Princess Helen. his motlar. is finn believer in the rule thal "a play and TO work does nol sharpen little minds.
 7he young rulsr spends q h hour daily in Bible study with his mosher. He was enrapsured oYer the story of David and Gv'ia1h and said that he would like 10 be king Ike nlv.d.
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PIGGLY WIGGLY MAN
 GOES T0 PETERSBURG z


 II. l.. Reed, of the Location and Financial Department or the liggly Wiggly Company of AL aska, left on the Northwestern for Petersburg to close "a lease on a location in that town. Pet ersburg will be the third Piggly Wiggly store located in Alaska. The number one store is now be- ing operated in Ketehikan. The number two store will be opened in Juneau December 1 and ready for hrsiness on this date, said Mr. Reed who VII return to Ju- aeaa during the early part of next week.
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H. S. STUDENTS SEEK
 PRACTICAL TRAINING

Accompanied by Miss Thelma Wait and Miss Lucille Pepoon. the Freshman and Sophomore girls made a trip to Juneau sttrday to visit the Empire Printing office the Juneau Cold Storage, a bakery and a candy factory to gain infor nation first hand of the work that is done in the various Llaces. A very profitable afternoon was re ported by the students.
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Q. J. GRAHAM AND
 WIFE TO MAKE TOUR

C. J. Graham and wife, owners and operators of the Blue Bird Taxi are leaving shortly for an extended auto tour of Southern California They expect to drive one Of their cars from Ssattle to Southern points of Interest and hope to return to Juneau shortly after March 1.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Nov. l4.-Alaska Juneau i' quoted today at S94 Brtwn Shoos AS, Chrysler 12S7s, Cudahy d95s, Missouri 70M. Slew a't-Warner 112A, U s. Steel f6sa Pesium GGA, Packard Motors 106a.
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AT THE HOTELS

Gastineau J. B. VandeIwall. Skagway: H. R. Graham. Fairbanks; N. c. Hal son, Haines; R. E. Willie; N. $. Johnson; Frank Morris.
 AIackan W. c. Coake, w. D. Trim, Seat tie.
 Zynda
 M. J. Sullivan, Seattle: MT. and Mrs, w. s. Sibley, Mrs. Belle Tul- ly and son, Mrs. Luyckfassel, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Ask, Skagway; R. K. Stewart, Mrs. NJ. E. Erstad.
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DOUGLAS NEVIS
BASKETBALL DouBLEHEADER


 The Douglas high school anl town basketball teams have bean matched to play a double header game in a few days. or as soon as the date can be decided upc T. It promises ooth entertainment and excitement that should attract I big crowd of fans when the event comes off.
 Having issued their challenge and been .caiad, the womcn's team composed of faculty members and town women will play the Bald headed Eagles team as a curtain raiser.
 Following the preliminary the high school boys will play tha . Douglas firemen.
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ON COM MlTTEE

Mrs. Rose Davis is a member of the parcel post booth committee which is to serve at the League Bazaar next Friday night, it was announced this morning.
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will be held tonight in Elbs' Hall starting at 9:SO o'clock, immedi- ately following the regular ERs lodge meeting.
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DANCE TONIGHT

The first of a series Of dancing parties to be given by the recent ly organized l20 Club Of the Elks,
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L. M. Carrlgan, travelling man. is bound for Wrangell aboard the Northwestern.
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Christmas c;as-1e Tor all-neat, seleetive. Prices within the reach of all. Call at Empire and see samples.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-14

sydney Laurence reproductions in Christmas cards, original, diff ferent, Alaskan, 25 cents each at the Nugget Shop. adv
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LONGEST HIGHWAY

VANCOUVER, B. C.-The Pa clhc Coast Highway. running rom vancouver to the Mexican border along the Pacific Coast. now IS regarded as the worlds longest paved motor highway. It is 1,476 miles long.
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NOTICE

The office of Dr. Anna Kears- ley will be moved from present location 10 the Alaskan Hotel Wednesday. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-14

D. M B1thwell. lacal broker. is Passenger on the Northwestern for ketch kan.
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Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
 Weather Bureau

foretat Tor Juneau and vicinity, beginning D. m today:
 Cloudy and tonight Thursday rain and worne, fresh southeasterly winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-14

Dell E. Sherlff. .iaska's tuner. Gail or write Juneau Music house. adv.
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FEDERATION CHAIRMAN

NEW YORK. Nov. 1It-A Miss Mary L. Johnston, Trenton. N. l.. has been appointed Chairman of Membership by Miss Lena Made sin Phillips. President of the National Federation of Business end Profeesieaal Women's Clubs. Other new ehairmen are Miss Luicie Dove, Montgomery, Ala. program. fnd Miss Mary Ran dolph. West Palm Beach, Fla. emblem.
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]. W. Gucker and J. J. Meherln. travelling man with headquarters in Jnnelu, left on the Northwest ein for Petersburg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-14

The pressure is low lowest no portion or the Gulf of Alaska and III Alaska California and the CTS hurries exant the extreme eastern northern moderate rain ba laneh Tn the Pacific States general in
 eastern Alaska and temperature have all DOT tions of the Territory. " f'
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NoTE:-obseryations Paul. Dutch iarbor Kodiak In, Prince Sattle Portland ana can ua cisco are made at -
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Christmas cards-Empire.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-13
RECEIVE ROAD BIDS
Highway Commission to
Award Paving Contracts.

Paving and grading bids totalling
81, 1899, at the lowest figures, were
received by the Indiana State High
way commission today. Final awards
will be made soon, Director John D.
Williams announced. The paving
bids cover a total of els miles.
Projects include 81 miles on Rd.
81, from Paoli to Lawrence County
line, low bid of $191 ,534 submitted
by John J. Quinn of Bedford, Ind;
1926 miles west of Merrillville on Rd.
80 in Lake County, approach and
overhead, all bids above estimate
and will be readvertised; lib miles
on Rd. 6, Kendallville to Waterloo,
Roy l.. Harris, FIT. Wayne, $204, 876:
1863 miles on Rd. "a, Monticello to
Logansport; w. G. Nicely, Frankfort,
$330,691; 81 miles on Rd. 81, Muncie
to Albany, Berns Construction Com
pany, Indianapolis, $156,079; 8.14
miles on Rd. 81, five miles east OF
Bloomfield, Quinn, Bedford, $232, sos;
63 miles on Rd. 2, Illinois line to
Lowell, Lake County, McClintic, Col
we'll & Gordy, Syracuse, Ind,
$152,217; grading on Rid. Al, four
mile overhead near st. John, Lake
County. Cast Construction Com
pany, Warsaw. Ind, $9,5o9.
All, low bids were below estimates
made by commission engineers. To-
tai estimate was 81 ,448,417.
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Deaths

claudes Arthur, days. 2o44 n. Illinois,
premature BIRTH
Darlene Riley, day. 114s Haugh, pre-
Dollie Bianch wesner, 30. st. Vincent's
Hospital. tuberculous peritonitis.
Walter Craig Jolly, 81, 1901 w. Fifty
Seven. broncho pneumonia.
Mary Butler, So, $40 Charlotte, acute
Mary Dunn, 81. $40 E. Vermont. chronic
myocarditiS.
Infant silbermann. S days. Methodist
Hospital, premature birth.
Walter Lambert, 50, Methodist Hospital.
sarcoma.
Anna Harris. 4s. 27O7 Boulevard Pl..
mitrai insufficiency.
Dolores Gene Fitzwater. city hospital.
acute myocarditis.
Harold Nelson. 6, city hospital. lobar
pneumonia.
Elizabeth Bader stolte, 7s, 1922 Villa,
William j: McGinn. SO. 41S Spring. cere-
Smith XskreHn. 70. 122 N. East. cerebral
Flora Roberts. Sc. 4o2s Cornelius. ar
terioscleroSis.
William Sebastian, 81, St. vincent's Hos
pital acute dilatation of heart
John W. Holiday, So, 1908 N. Oakland,
chronic myocarditis.
Emma Stricken. So. st. VincentS Hos
pital. chronic myocarditis.
Eugene Francis Pierce, 3 mo-, 247 S.
Arsenal, broncho pneumonia.
James A. Hooper, 81, TWenty-Fourth and
Central. accidental.
Catherine F. Blackwell A, city hospital.
myocarditis.
David Morris. mo. Riley Hospital, To-
bar pneumonia.
william G. Myers, so, 1929 w. Twenty
SIXTH hEoncho pneumonia,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-13
SLUGGED and ROBBED
Agent Is Thug Victim;
YeggS Crack Safe.

Frank Gallagher, 81, of 502ls W.
Washington ST, insurance agent,
was beaten. robbed of Il and left
on the sidewalk st as Blake st.
Monday night he told police.
Yeggmen were frightened away
from the Silver Flash filling sta
ton, Tenth and Dornan SITS, at
5 a. m, today. after they had
battered the combination from the
safe, but before they reached the
money in the strong box.
U. Lott, of 1886 ". Illinois ST.,
was awakened during the night by
a burglar with a flashlight, who
was attempting to enter his bed
room window. He called police
and the man fled.
Partolmau Wise found a panel
cut from the door of the johnson
Pharmacy. Thirtieth and Clifton
SITS, early today, but the burglar
had been frightened away before