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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09
De KING ATTORNEYS
TO AID PROSECUTOR
Help Prepare Evidence in Illinois
Dry Raid Staying Case.

Dry Raid Staying Case.
SV futcd Prose
GENEVA. Ill, April 1.-Two at
tOrneyS. representing the family of
Mrs. Lillian De King. killed in a
dry raid on her Aurora home. will
assist the state in the grand jury in
vestlgatiOn of the killing.
After a tWo-Week controversy.
marked by refusal Of Oscar Carls-
from. attorney-gener to take
charge of the investigation Circuit
Judge John K. NeWhau appointed
Robert A. N1ilroy and Albert J.
Kelley, De King attorneys, to aid
George d. Carbary, states attorney,
OF Kane county in presenting
evidence before the county grand
jury which COnyenes April %.
Evidence will be preoented in the
case Of Roy Smith. who was held to
the grand jury on a charge of man
slaughter Smith, leader Of the raid
on the De King home, was wounded
by 12-year-old Gerald De King after
he had dubbed the boys father
Joseph De King and killed Mrs. De
King with a shotgun charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09
LIFE OF CAP0NE
COMP AIRED TO
BIBLICAL KINGS
SCarfaCe Al Well Known to
LondonerS; Gets Column
in English Paper.
BY KEITH JONES,
United Press staff Correspondent

LONDON, April 10.-NeXt to
Mayor Big Bill Thompson, the Chi
cago citizen best known to London
ers is Scarface Al Capone, beer
baron.
Al has achieved the distinction of
having a full column devoted to
him, his life and his adventures;
his personality and the successes he
has achieved as a social leader. 1t
was an article written by The
Londoner' for the Evening News
while Capone was in Miami, Fla.
Looking upon the American
newspapers" the article said, lis
like reading in the books of the
kings of Israel Stadium the son
of Jabesh slew Zacarish the son of
Jeraboam, shifting him, Staying him
and reigning in his stead. When
Shallum had reigned a full month.
Menahem the son of Gadi came up
and smote Shallum and reigned in
his stead.
And so it is with the captains OF
The gangsterS. They do not reign
long. A burst Of shot in the corner
Of the street, volley from the win
dow of passing motor car, and the
captain is as dead as one of those
who had gone before him.
Nov l remember only AL Ca
prone. He was counted as mil
lionaire He led the gangs that
brought strong drink into Chicago
and the other gangs which shot
down men who would have a share
in that commerce. Chicago knew
him. respected him and feared him.
There is Al. living in Miami in
the deepest peace. He claims he has
no bodyguard, no sentrics Give
him, he says, peace Stories of
Chicago. he says, arc to him the
IstOrieS Of another world. There is
not even a pistol under his pillow,
for pistols he says, without proper
permit. are violation Of the law.
He is a peaceful citizen now and
cannot do aught that would break
the quiet Of Miami. That may be
so.
yet 1 think that the great Al
Capone will not always enjoy that
quiet In the emo something will
happen to him.
A man who is called "Scarface"
cannot be sure that he will die of
old age in his bed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09
POLICE ORGANIZE POST
Officers Plan American Legion
GrOYIn. Firerney, tn Follow

Officers Plan American Legion
Group; Firemen to Follow.
Organization of a policeman's
post of the American Legion was
started Monday when a committee
OF seven members of the city police
department we're named to care for
details in forming the post.
Pleas GreenleSs, state adjutant of
the legion, was in charge OF the
meeting.
The post will meet the evening of
April 16 at American Legion head
quarters to elect officers.
City f1remen will form a similar
post within the next two weeks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09
SHOTS R0UT CAR THIEF
Bullets Pierce Glass Near Driver;
Auto Later Returned,

Bullets tearing through the glass
near the drivers seat was too much
for an automobile thief early today.
He returned The stolen car
The thief took q sedan from the
Washington Sales Company, $50
East Washington street. and the
nightwatchman. c. f. Casaway, 524
Middle drive Woodruff Place, fired
several shots at the retreating auto
mobile. The car later was returned
and the thief fled. Several bullet
boles were in the left front glass and
rear window.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09
BEST TIME FOR
YOU TO CAIN FLESH
Those Who are Thin and
Pale Should Now Take
Father Johns Medicine

This is the best season of the year
to build up the strength and weight
that has been lost during the win
ter. Father Johns Medicine is best
for this purpose because it is made
of pure and wholesome food ele-
ments which strengthen and build
up those who are weak and run
down. No dangerous drugs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09
BUILDERS DAY
FEATURES HOME
SHOW EXHIBITS
Modernization Of Resi-
denCeS Shown in Novel
Display.

Modernization and remodeliug of
the home that is weather beaten
and dilapidated in appearance
through judicious Improvements
here and there we're explained as
one Of the features Of Builders day
observance at the Indianapolis
Home Show today.
Suggestions Of Improvements of
the old home are carried out in an
exhibit on the floor OF the exhibition
showing a house. one-half of which
is dirty. uncared for dilapidated and
beaten, while the other half
is painted. cared for eud improved.
This exhibit spc- red by the
Indianapolis Home Builders ASCOT
alton is under the direction of Dan
W. lie Gore. realtor and builder
Experts Offer Advice
Advice on landscaping, remodel
ing and building problems will be
given lie Gore and his staff Of eX-
perts.
1T is often possible TO mOdCrnize
an old house at little expense and
add several times the cost of the
work To its sales or rental value"
lie Gore said
Our exhibit is intended 10 show
what improvement can De made at
a small expense and if We could i'm
press property owners with such a.
program. think what it would mean
70 the improvement Of certain resi-
dental sections Of the city lie Gore
said.
Attention of visitors TO the home
show viii be especially directed 10
the centerpiece model home, which
represents the ultimate Of comfort
in medium priced home. J. L.
Holloway. realtOr and builder who
supervised construction of the home
win explain the construction ana
features Of the home to visitors.
Record Attendance Expected
Attendance at the Home Com
plete show has been excellent A
total attendance OF $4,000 for the
past -four days has been recorded.
Sponsors Of the show expect n
total attendance of 10000 by the
time the show closes Saturday night.
Visitors to the show have not been
confined to Indianapolis alone.
This years exhibit is said by all
visitors TO be the finest staged so far
Wednesday has been set aside as
indiana d9v and a number Of dele
cations from local real estate boards
Of the state have announced their
intention Of being present.
The noon meeting of the Indian
apolis Real Estate Board will he held
i'm the exposition building Several
hundred guests arc expected at tie
luncheon for which a special enter
tainment has been arranged h. Jo-
seph J. Argus. vice-president of the
realty board and chairman OF the
noon luncheon committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09
Educators to Meet

r., TUird Press
MARION. Ind April q - Prob
lens of the younger generation will
he discussed here Friday when 200
principals Of Indiana Junior high
schools viii hold their annual con-
vention. Prominent educators will
address the meeting. Plans for de
vefopment of the Junior high school
system will be discussed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09
MAP SUMMER PLANS
Sunday School Heads Talk Ways of
Raising Attendance.

Raising Attendance.
Ways and means for maintain
ing high attendance average in
Sunday schools of Marion county
during the summer onths we're
discussed at meeting Ne Marion
County Sunday School Superintend-
entS' Association Monday night in
the West Washington Street Presby-
terrain church.
A committee was named to devise
plans for keeping attendance at par
with the winter months. The COM
mittee will report at the next meet
ing of the organization on May 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09
WEARS 7 SHIRTS, HELD
Arrested in Railroad Yards. Had on
Two Pairs Of Trousers,

William Smith, of Spurgess, Ky.
is attempting to explain today why
he was wearing sven shirts and two
pairs of touserS when arrested on a
vagrancy charge Monday night in
the Big -Four railroad yards south
east of indianapolis by Sergeant
Michael Morrissey and squad of
police.
He told police he had come from
Terre Haute, Ind, and had slept
outside in the heavy rain Sunday
11iCht
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09
YOUTH CAUGHT ON ROOF
Believed Attempting TO Break Into
East Washington st. Grocery.

EdSI washington 81 NTUctry.
Daniel Spicer, IS, of 1911 East
Market street, is held on q vigrancy
charge as a result Of an alleged at
tempt to break into a grocery at
1920 East washington street Mon
day night.
He was caught by police when he
attempted to flee over the roofs Of
adjoining buildings. He had a kit
of burglar tools, according to po-
lice, and said he was out of work
and money.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09
Loot Girls Apartment Of 500

Burglars entered the apartment OF
Miss Mabel Sprague, 1851 Central
avenue, and left by a service chute
with opera glasses, rings, necklace
and other pieces of iewelry valued
at 500. Miss Virginia Hart, 416 In
diana Trust building, reported $40
diamond ring stolen from her desk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09

William Anderson, former deputy
sheriff and unsuccessful candidate
Tor Republican nomination for
sheriff last May, today was APP
pointed probation officer in Grim
inal court by Judge James A. Col
Inns. Anderson will supervise
young men who have been Or
dered to report to court during
suspended sentences.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09
A Man of Rare
Professional Attainment

The originator of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery was the
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-09

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-23
GRANDFORKSUPSET |
BY FIGHTING BARNES
COUNTY team, 1!7-1d
Bismarck Quint Passe; Way q
Easy Victory Over Fight.
ing Sherwood, 32-9
DEMONS DOWN FARGO, 1917
State Basketball chas:,pionshi1
May Come to Slope for
First Time in History
DEMONS DOWN FARGO, 1911

Bismarck and Valley City WI me-
for the state high school bashotbo|
championship OF North Dakota.
Lambasting the dope bucket.
fighting quint from Valley CITY slar
prtsed the state by downing the hieh
ly touted Grand Forks cagerS "
count Of II to Is In the most h0tl,
contested tourney game this morn
Ing at the State Training 0choo
gymnasium in Mandan.
Bismarck easily earned IT. way 1n
to the finals by turning loose itsabil
guns Of the first string In . possjne'
shooting barrage that had the scrap,
py Sherwood outfit completely s.,
wtldered. It was the second Eauao g.
the morning program.
While Bismarck has twice defoaNo(
Valley City this year. onlookerS q
the Hiliner-Forker game this moen1
ing predicted q terrific battle Tor ~
title tonight. Claude Miller,s Guin|
rose to its finest form Of the, sCooo1
to trample the hopes Of the ~
River Valley crew.
Valley Qulnts OueteA
For the first time In many year
the Red River valley win not hay7
q contender for the champiouahiu
All OF western North Dakota Win
back Of the Capital City Demons -
night when they strive TO brine
state gonfalon to this section 3
North Dakota for the first time =
history.
From the first tipoff this n,orni,,
Bismarck clearly showed its super1or|
lty BY repeatedly working the 49,,
under the Sherwood hoop for 49,
losses. At no time during the eann
where Roy McLeod's boys headed ~
hey increased their lead - r.,
Iame progressed.
In the final quarter. Dismnrc]
freely but eevn thon ~,
Tired Sherwood lads weru tfhahie y
top the red parade.
The summary:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-23
Schooner ShelIed When Master
Refuses to Submit to
Search by Cutters
ONE SMUcGLER IS DROWNED
Raiding Government Boat Fire.
at Craft Successful for 3
Years in Gulf

New Orleans. March 13.-(R-Coast
guard cutters Dexter and Walcott
plowed up the swollen Mississippi to
New Orleans today bringing in irons
the crew Of the British schooner lima
lone including one dead member, the
victim Of . gun hattie at sea off the
Louisiana coast, after q q hour
flight.
The malone was shelled by the
Dexter yesterday when her unidenti-
fled master refused to submit to
search on being overhauled by the
coast guard 0oat and sent to the
bottom with suspected cargo OF con-
traband.
The elusive craft which coast
guardsmen say carried on successful
liquor smuggling operations for three
years off the coast Of New England
was sunk near Sixty Deep" off Marsh
Island.
Reports said the master OF the rum
schooner defied an ultimatum of the
commander Of the Dexter to heaye ia
and submit to search. Thereupon the
Dexter issued the final warning of
I'll have to sink you then. Get your
men into the boats before we fire"
The schooner still resisted and the
raiding government boat fired. The
suspected rum crew quickly took to
boats and al were picked up by the
Dexter and Walcott. the latter OF
which had sped to the scene.
The body Of negro seaman who
drowned In the flight to the boats
was recovered and placed upon the
Walcott.
Pending arrival Of the coastguard
cutters In New Orleans today, govern
ment officers declined to forecast
what action might be taken against
members OF the crew In the ALLEGED
attempt at smuggling and the firing
on . British ship.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-23
RUM RUNNER SENT TO BOTTOM
in BATTLE WITH COAST GUARD
10 MILLION DOLLARS
Cash POOL FORMED
SECURED BY STOCKS
Follows Disastrous Day on Chi.
cago Exchange as Loans
Are Called In

Chicago, March 23.-(F)-A forty
millicn-dollar money pool was beinl
formed today to be available for cal
loans secured by stocks listed on thu
Chicago stock exchange.
The pool was decided upon last
night after local banks had called
upon their broker customers to re-
ducc their loans. It followed q disas-
trous day on the Chicago exchange
during which stocks were sold re-
gardless Of price in response to the
calling Of loans by the banks.
r. Arthur Wood. president Of the
exchange. announced that 10000, 900
Of the pool would be available today.
and the other $30,0000 900 Monday.
The exchange, he said. would op-
crate what corresponds to q money
post OF the New York exchange, and
would charge borrowers the prevail
Ing New York call money rate.
Governors Of the Chicago exchange
conferred with representatives OF loop
banks last night. The conference fol-
lowed the regular monthly meeting
or the Chicago federal reserve bank
board. at which no action was taken
toward changing that institutions S
percent rediscount rate.
One explanation Of yesterdays drop
In prices on the Chicago exchange
was that brokers had acted hastily
IN the effort to reduce their loans.
the banks, after receiving word
wednesday from the federal reserve
board to reduce broker loans, passed
the word on, but told the brokers to
take their time and work out an or
DERBY correction Of the situation.
Word Of the action, however, sped
quickly through the financial district.
and was followed by the dumping OF
stocks at whatever prices they would
bring. SO that call loans might be met.
Mr.. Wood described the Chicago
banking and security situation e
perfectly sound" Concerning the fall
N stock prices. he believed "the worst
Is over"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-23
RED wing FAVORED
| TO BEAT M0ORHEAD
Spuds Advance to Finals by
Downing St. Cloud; Mschan.
&c Arts Lose Thriller

Minneapolis. March 23.-H,-Bur.
dened by the weight Of expert opin.
ion Is pre-tournament favorite, Red
Wing will make It's fourth bid for the
state high school basketball cham.
ptonship when the team from south
ern Minnesota clashes with Moorhead
from the Red river valley In the Uni
versity Of Minnesota fieldhouse to-
night.
Red Wing entered the finals only
after : srueltng struggle against Me-
chanics Art Of st. Paul last night,
two free throws BY Larry oantelman,
forward, In the final two minutes,
representing it, margin Of victory.
The score Was 10 to 10.
On the other hand. Moorhead
champions Of last year, had On easy
time with st. Cloud. swapping the
central Ninneeotaus 81 10 70, Donald
Hide. forward. piled up II Of the VIC
tors points.
Preceding the championship same
Ely and Hendricks meet for the con-
ISOLATION title q Z ,. IA, while Ne.
chanics Arts and 81. Cloud play C 3
p. M. 70 determine Third ana fourth
places.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-23
FATE OF STRATEGIC
WEST COAST CITY IN
h|EXICOS UNKNOWN
Hand to. Hand Fighting Be,
tween Rebel Attackers and
Defenders Reported
PLANE SPRAYS REvoLTeRs
War Tax Imposed Upon Nog: los
to Help Defray Rsvolu.
tionaries' Expenses

Nogales. Sonora, Mexico, March 2;
I-R-A report that william I
Blocker, American consul 1t Masat
Ian. Mexico. had been killed In
clash between federals and rebels, Va
being investigated by the American
consulate here today.
NosaleS. Ariz., March 23-(R>-Th.
tate Of Mazatlan, strategic west
coast city Of Mexico. remained unde.
termtned along the border today. n.
though there were unverified report,
that hand-to-hand fighting between
rebel attackers and federal defenders
had broken out In the streets.
Rebel headquarters at Nogales
Sonora. discounted the reports but
announced that q message had been
received over Mexican National tele-
graph wires saying the revolutionaries
had drawn up at the railroad "Y''
three miles from the heart Of the city
and that several shots had been fired
but no heavy fighting had taken
place.
The Nogales revolutionaries insisted
that the rebels under Generals Fran
cisco r. Manzo and Ramon r, lturbe
numbered 5000 at Maxatlan against
the $500 strongly entrenched troops
Of General Jaime GARLIC defending
the city.
Rebel headquarters also disclosed
that federal airplane had attacked
the revolutionary troops Of General
Eausto Topete. near Santa Cruz, Som
ora. yesterday, spraying an insurrecto
troop train with machine gun firm but
that no casualties resulted. The air.
plane was said to have come from
Naco. Sonora, border town defended
by about 1900 federals who are ex-
pecting an attack by troops Of Topete
and other revolutionary leaders.
Santa Cruz Is about 70 miles south
Of Naco. Adyices last night indicated
the rebels, advancing on Naco. had
advanced farther toward the border
town. encamping at Cananea and Del
Rio, 80 miles distant. General Fran
cisco Borquez. rebel leader at Mo-
gales, said 1t might be 1.-TWO or three
days" before Topete attacks Naco.
A war tax has been imposed upon
Nogales, Sonora, by rebel leaders, and
funds derived IN this manner will
help defray the cost Of the rebel
lion.
The tax is limited mostly to COM
modities sold at wholesale. It was
predicted that retail commodities
would be taxed soon. Prices Of many
have advanced and thu
chief articles Of the Mexican diet,
frijoles. and cnchiladas. are
higher.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-23
Man Is Shot Dead
At. Club Initiation

s.
Chicago. Mar. 23.-(A-The .RoyaI
Order u Skulls was 1nitiatine
Howard Kaplan last night, but Kep-
Ian was shot dead betcre 10 became
q member.
Dale Dolinsky. club msa(ber, VA
sent % bring Kaplan froua . side
room 70 the ''initiation chamber :
Uoltnsky carried : roll Of hills, club
money. and Kaplan inquired II Dolin-
- weren't afraid h would y
robbed.
Oh, no" said Do,inaly. = caFry
Z gum" .s
~ whipped . revolver nom his
pocket 70 show. The weapon slinpod
1rom his fingef8. A. Il Was 1aljlne
~ unattached tor It. The tt4uee W.
psoseed. The bullet struck Kaplln
- killed him. ! s.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-23
chicago GANG GUNS
SPRAY DEATH AGAIN
Cargland Death Sentence, Let
Him Have IT, Sounds in
Front Of Saloon

Chicago, March q. = Cap - The
sangland death sentence LET him
have itf"-was shouted in front OF
Danny stanton's saloon on South
Halsted street last night, and Z SUBJ
machine gun sprayed death to Ray
nlond Cassidy.
Five men, four Of whom carried re.
yolvers, leaped from closed car that
drew up where Cassidy and several
others were In conversation. Cassidy
was dubbed At the command, Let
him have It." the fifth man drew .
sub.machjne gun from under his
coat ana Caseidy fell.
a stroeteav passed during the fir
ING, and bullets poured through the
Window. James Hawkins, =, on his
way 70 visit his fiancee. vas struck Ia
the eye and perhaps mortally In
jllrod.
Cassidy. was to have been married
next week TO- Miss Julia Webb. who
rushed across the street from her
hone atter the shooting ana tel
ACROSS hi BODY.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-23
Mine BLAST DEATH
TOLL SET AT IS AS
2 ARE FOUND ALIVE
Rescue Crews Cease Work a.
A5 eoxliss Arr Recovered
and Last ID Locatsd

Parnassus. Pa, March 23.-(Ap)-
ReScue crews. exploring the explosion.
wrecked Kinloch mine, today ceased
work when two missing men were
found alive and well. The death list
will stand at 46, officials Of the Val
ley Camp Coal company announced
Forty-five bodies have been recovered
the body Of one victim, Arnold Breed
ing. Is buried In wreckage under
water.
The two men reported Is missing
were found In their boarding houses
In Kinloch.
Four fires broke out in the mine
early today, but three were extin-
guished quickly and the fourth was
brought under control.
An investigation by the state mine
department was held in allegiance
until all the miners had been &C.
for.
Walter r. Glasgow. state secretary
Of mines. named = group Of three
mine inspectors to compose the board
Of inquiry but the investigation was
not expected to get under way until
Monday.