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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-19
FUGITIVE is RETURNED
TO EVANSVILLE JAIL
Prisoner Enjoys ven-Month Free
dom Before Washington Police
Arrest Him.

HYATTSVILLE, Md, March 10 (Spe-
ciaD.--J. C.. Kimball enjoyed seven
months Of freedom before he was re-
turned to the Jail here, from which
he had escaped following his conviction
on a charge Of carrying concealed
weapons.
He was arrested at Twenty second
and Virginia avenue by third precinct
police Of Washington and turned over
to authorities here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-19
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
TUKOVYCE SPO-
JENCOV.

Pe1l'a zprav 20 Sloyenska, mi
mo Tuku areStovani boil al da-
ktori jeho spojenci. V KoSiciach
areStovanv bol blv. rak- -uhorsky
dastojnfk Jostiak, l'ratlsla-
We Tukova tajomnicka Holenyio-
va, d 'alcj istE Sznaczky a grofka
Luiza ESzterhazy, ktora 81 uz bola
pred $tyrmi rokmi odsedela Jedno-
rocne vazenie pre- spionaz. Ocaka-
vaj1 sa d aisle zatknutia.
VySetrovanie proti Tukovi bolo
skoncen6 a sud zapocne sa po prl-
praven1 a spisani vsetkych aktov.
Proti Tukovi svedeili i svedkovia
z vlastnej strany, fudovej, ako /
Micurovi lidaci a ini. Sznaczkeho
"Autonomiu" - vraj - finan-
covala mad 'arska vlada prostred-
nictvom Tuku, ktory dal Sznacz-
kemu udajne 10000 kortn.
Hlinka vzdor svedoctvam sved-
koy. veri V nevinu .Tukovu Wy
hraza sa vystdpenim vlady. Nam
tn V Amerike nemozno videt' do
vsetkeho jasne a preto nemozeme
81 urobit prcdstayu vine-nevme
Tukovej, Lebo V tejto afere, axe
vo vsetkych inych aferach ma Slo.
vensku, zamiesana je j politika.
Budeme cakat' ia vyrok sndr
netrpeliye.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
DIR. IvANKA o TUKovI.

Bratislava, Is. jan. Jeden 20
svedkov proti Tukovi, Cd ktoreho
pochadza trestne oznamenie pro-
ii nemu, je DR.. Milan Ivanka, a
tento sdelil redaktorovi nemecke-
ho bratislav avskeho dennika Grenz-
bote niektore zaujimave moment.
ky 2 afery Tukovej Ivankov boz
proti Tukovi zacal sa uz roku
1922, kedy Ivanka vytusil podo-
zrenie, re Tuka je mad 'arskgch
sluzbach. Toto podozrenie vzra-
stlo znamym Tukovym navrhom
ma, autonomiu Slovenska, lebo dr.
Tvanka sa dozvedel, ze tento ma
vrh boil vypracovanT Budapest.
Navrh poslany boil Tukovi pia-
itch e2emplaroch po mad arskom
policajnom agentovi Mikulasovi
Leviczkom, ktory Ysak dostavil
saai k DIR. Ivankovi sdelil mu, ze
autorom navrhu je mad arsky po-
litik Banfy. DR.. Ivanka chcel t6-
to zpravu mat potvrdenn, preto
zaviedol Leviczk6ho na tehda isle
ministerstvo S plnou mocou, kde
Leviczky opaloval vsetko pred
svedkami. Skoro nato napadol
DR.. Tvanka Tuku nemeckom
vladnom casopise bratislavskom a
verejne no obvinil, ze stoji ma
d 'arskych sluzbach. Tuka vtedy
neodpovedal a preto DR.. Ivanka
vo svojich ntokoch pokracoval, ;,
az ich vyvrcholil trestnIm udanlm
i1ni minu16ho roku. Trestne u
DAME obvinu.je Tuku 2 vyzvedac-
stva, 20 zlocinov protr vOjenskeJ
moci, priprav k povstaniu a 20
snahy po odtrhnuti SloVenska cd
republiky. DR.. lvanka d 'alej tyr
dill, z6 Tuka Dol vo spojeni Jeh-
licskom mad 'arsk0u vladOu, ze
boil vo spojenf s r1Ssko-nemeckym
vysokym dostojnIkom, ,.dokonca ze
zapletenN bol i do afery $ padela-
MIN frankov. Podl'a Dir. Ivanku
ME je TuEa SloVakom, ale fana
tickym Mad 'arom, ktoreho elny
smeruji1 k podpore zaujmov ma
d 'arskych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08

Cestovatelia po celom svete po-
culi uz tych novostavanych par
nikoch chyrneho North German
Lloydu, ale nikde ME je zaujem
o ne TAX vel'ky, ako medzi Slo-
vakmi Cechmi zijicimi v Ame-
rike. Slovaci vo vseobecnosti ce-
stdvali na spol'ahlivych pohodl-
nych parnikoch North German
Lloydu "a generacie; nie je tedy
div, ze ocakavaju vel l'kym ma
pnutim prichod tychto dvoch no.
vych parnikov - Bremen Eu-
ropa. Nielen re sd to parniky vac
Sic a rychlejsie, nezli ktorykol'- :
vek my nemecky parnik, ale sd
al poslednym slovom v modernom
budovani lodi.
Bremen Europa s1 obrovske
blizence, oba o $4,000 tonach; ka-
zdy je takreceno p1avajdcim me-
stom. Kazdy jeden tento parnik
uvezie 5000 l'udi v absolutnom
pohodli. Ably ste dostali aspon
mali predstavu 0 ich obrovskyc
rozmeroch, udavame, ze ma kaz-
dom je "a million kilogramov oce-
l'ovych platnf a okolo styri mill
ony sr6b.
| Avsak cestuj1ce obecenstvo "a
ujima najviac pohodlie obsluha
axe budti ma tychto novych parni.
koch, preto dostali SINE informa.
Gle tom ma uspokojenie zveda.
vosti titatelov. Ako je hore spo.
menute, Bremen a Europa s1 maj
rychlejsie parniky nemeckej flo.
ty. Hnane s1 ohromnymi parnym
tu4bfnovymi motorami styrms
srobami a priplavaj1 Bremen de
New Yorku alebo naopak "a sest
dnf - co este dosial' nebolo do
siahnute. Takato rychla plavbs
umozni cestovatel'om dostat' So
do Cesko-Slovenska "a menej he;
sedem dni.
Celia kniha by mohla byt' splsan;
o pohodli a bezpecnosti vo vset
kych triedach ma tychto lodiach
Zvlaste prekvapujucim je poho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
LEGIONARSKY KULTURNY
DOM v LIPT. SV. MIKULASf.

Rusky legionar Juraj Mraz
(brat red. t. nov1n) nam pise, ze
legionari Liptova idh postavit' v
Lipt. Sv. MikulaSi legionarsky
kult1rny dom, na pamiatku Ma,
te.ja Jancu a ma oslavu 10. vyro-
Ella samostatnosti. Kulti1rny dom
bude sluzit' "a stredisko kultnr-
nej cinnosti liptovskych legiona-
rov a z cistych prfjmov domu u
delovane budu podpory sirotam
vdovam a chudobnym studentom
Liptova. Dom bude majetku
legionarov do toho easu, kym ne
vymrd, potion pripadne Mattel
Slovenskej. Sbierka ma stavhu to-
hoto legionarskeho kulttrneho do
mu v Mikulasi vedie sa po celom
Slovensku a kto z citateIov by
NAL vol'u tito kulturnu vec pod
porit', mech posle svoj prispevok
nradu Legionarskej Obci Ldpt.
Sv NilxulaSi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
PREJAV CSL. KONZULA,
ORA KUsKU, o KONCERTE
PRAZsKYCH UCITEL 'oV

Cleveland, O., 30. januara 1929.
Koncert Spevackeho Sdruzenla
Prazskych UCitcl'ov minu1t nedc-
l'u boi udaIoSt 'ou tax mim0riad-
neho vyznamu jak po stranke kul-
turnej a umeleckej, tax V smy-
sic narodnom a spoloGenskOm, re
nemozno sd k nemu nevratit' Ne
zapomenutel'na nedel'a stala sa
hrejivou rozpomienkou, prekras-
nym snom vsetkym tym, ktorym
sa post 'astilo koncertu Sd sueaSt
nit. TvrdSie cd kamefla bolo by
to srdce, ktore sa nezachvelo cd
tarovn6ho spevu ucitel 'ov.,
Komu tu d'akovat' Ia tieto kra-
l'ovsk6 hody ducha d srdca ceSko-
slovenskeho? V prvom rade Nam,
zIatonstym Sfevakom, ktori svo-
Jim umenfm darovali ste nam
vSetkym sviatok cisty ako Nor
sk6 Oko Tatrach. Priniesli ste
nam vonu nehu nasej mladoSti
a posilnili vecny plamienok ho-
riaci -raSich srdciach ma oltari
vzdialenej oteiny.
Vam Spevakom-Majstrom patrl
vd ak mas nehynici a Vasmu diri-
gentovi, prof. Doleziloyi, ktoreho
osobn6mu kt1zlu nemozno nepod-
| l'ahnut'.
Potion Vam drahl stlrodaci
Vam vsetkym, ktori tvorite til.
to bujar1 vetvu naroda cesko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08

slovenskeho V tejto velikej lzemi.
Bez drobnej, nadsenej a seba-
obetavej prace Vas vsetkych, jed
notlivcov i spolkov, ktorych ne
konecny rad nemozno vymeno-
vat, nikdy by sa nebol zajazd
podaril tax skvelym sp6sobom.
Kto my nez Wy, vystlal kvietim
d'alek1 a iinavn1 cestu vzacnym
nasim host'om?
Last but not least, 1primny
vd FAX patri vsetkej nasej cesko-
slovenskej tlaci, ktora v spravnom
pochopenf svojej vodeej dlohy
spolupracovala tax ueinne.
Pre- svoju osobu ale, a som isty,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
SVEHLA SA VIDAL URADU

Dlhorocny ministersky predse-
da Antonin Syehla vidal sa syoj-
ho nradu pre- chorobu. Chorl 'avie
uz treti rok a Iz daynejsie pony
81 al zad 'akoyat'. Ia vyseS roka
zastupoval no i trade Msgr. Sra
mex, podpredseda vlady a vodca
lidovej strany.
Ma Jeho miesto uz bol pre-
zidentom Masarykom yynenovany
minister vojcnstya Frantisek u
drzal. Keby sa Dol syehla vidal
lradu pred niekol'ko mesiacmi,
Dol by byyal yymenoyally "a mi
Inisterskeho predsedu DIR. Milan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLovENsKE Nov1NY

Hodza, podpredseda agrarnej stra-
ny, ale cd toho casu politicka ST.
tuacia utvorila sa pre- Hodzu ne
priaznive hlavne nasledkom Sro-
barovych napadov v jeho knihe
lra Hodzu. Takto Slovak prekazil
Slovakovi stat sa po prezidentovi
prvym muzom v republile.
Udrzal je tiez elenom agrarnej
strany, ktora je najvacsou politi-
ckou stranou v republike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08

die a zariadenie V tretej triede.
Tretia trieda ma Bremen Europe
ie tret 'ou len podl'a mena. Start
cestovatelia, etori presli cez ocean
v predtojnovych casoch, najdu tu
pohodlie, axe uzivali vtedy "a O.
mnoho vyssiu cenu. Vel'ke, vzdus-
ne kabiny pre- dive alebo styri o.
soby, pohodlne postele so snaho-
bielym pradlom, tekuta voda a
obveselujuce ovzdusie sd vynika-
jdcimi rysami Jedalna je prize
stranna krasne zariadena. Zdvo-
rili posluhovaci yam donesti to, co
81 rozkazete z obsazneho jedlopi-
su. Netpba dokladat', ze jedlo je
vyborne a hojnosti. Ked' je po-
casie pekne, cestovatelia sa zaba
vajd na vel 'kom promenadovom
deku. Ked' pocasie robi ziadilc-
nym, vel'ka spolocenska sien po-
sldzi ku kazdemu pobaveniu TAX
to-, ci prsi alebo svieti, mate zai-
stenn prijemnl cestu.
Bremen "a Europa su tax stava-
ne. re sa nebudii llolfsat' ami v
tom najhorsom vlnobiti; preto al
ii najcitlivejsi pudia bud1 Ia Mich
cestovat' perfektnom pohodll.
Ackol'vek vodovzdorne oddelenia
cinia tieto lode nepotopitel'nymi,
vzdor tomu s1 vystrojene dost
clnami pre- kazdeho ma lodi. Tie
to bezpecnostne clny sil skutoc-
nosti namorne lode samy v, sebe,
majac svoju vlastn1 hnaciu silu,
radio vsetko zaopatrenie na d.
hi cestu pc mori.
Bremen Europa doplavaJu do
New Yorku uz blizkej dobe
udalost' tato bude pamatnou vo
vyyine trans atlantickej paroplay-
by. Americki Slovaci Cesi, kto-
ri vzdy radi cest1vali po lodiach
North German Loydu ktorych
obi 'dbenym pristavom je Bremen,
maj1 dobr1 pricinu radovat' sa
prfchodu tych krasnych obrov-
skych dyojciat-Bremen a Euro
pa. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08

ze vyslovujem t1zbu tisicov, nam
len jedno prianie: aby sa nam po-
darilo privftat' pocut' Spevacke
Sdruzenie Prazskych Ucitelov e.
ste raz v nasom strede pred jeho,
bohuzial', neodlozitel 'nym navra-
tom do vlasti v. .mesiaci marci.
DR.. B. Kuska, konzul.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08
Noyi sLoVENsKI PROFESSOR

Pp. Andrej Mraz, znamy lite
rarny kritik Petrovca a Via
do Caplovic z Kovacice vymeno-
vanf boil ministrom Hodzom "a
profesorov, prvy ma bratislavske
a druhy na komarnanske gymna-
zium. Obaja mladi professor 81
vel mi obl'nbeni ma Sloyensku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-08

- Ci uz mate knizku "Ame-
rika Nasa Vlast'?" Ak ME, prid
te 81 ju zadovazit do redakcie
Je to najuplnejsia americk& histo
ria v slovencine so 49 obrazmi a
8 zivotopismi slavnych Amerika-
nov.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
State Declares Revenge
Moved John Van Hook
to Stay Lawyer.
P.u Times !SDecinL

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 25.-
John Van Hook, on trial in Vigo
circuit court here charged with the
second degree murder of Attorney
Austin Sweet in his Office, was pic
tured in an opening statement by
the prosecution as deputy con-
stable anxious to heep indignity on
a lawyer he disliked.
The defense's statement, how
ever, described Van Hook as an
officer anxious to do his duty In
arresting a man accused Of law
violation.
Fatal shooting of the attorney &C.
Cured when Van Hook, in his
capacity as a deputy constable
sought to make an arrest on a
charge of fishing without license
Although the warrant in the case
was issued to Armand Hill, a game
warden, who with another warden
Leland Randall and Van Hook
went to Sweets Office to serve it
Van Hook was the man who took
the lead in attempting to make the
arrest, Hill declared while testify
ing as a state witness.
Hill asserted Van Hook insisted
on serving the warrant despite a
suggestion that if Attorney Sweet
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
S13,201 ERROR
STILL MYSTERY
Former Newcastle Water
Clerk Back in Jail.

! BJ Times Special =,
NEWCASTLE, Ind, Oct. pa
broken man-Oscar Grant-Wno Is
charged with being $13,821 short
in his accounts as clerk OF the CITY
water works department, has 1alleo
to find what he terms "a mistake
in records and which he blameS 1ol
the shortage disclosed by state ooaro
of accounts examiners
Guarded by Deputy Sherlli
Charles Zornes, the accused man
was permitted to go over the DOCKS
in the water Office, declaring ne
could find an error that would ex-
plain all.
Failing in that promise, Grant
broke another pledge, to the erect
that he would plead guilty to a
charge of embezzling public funds, II
the mistake was not disclosed. From
the water office he was returned TO
the Henry circuit courtroom, but
apparently on advice of an attorney
who was with him, refused to admit
guilt.
The attorney will not state what
line of defense, if any, is contem-
plated. After Grant refused 70
enter a plea, the lawyer consented to
removal of Grant to jail.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
AIRPORT ROADS
PROJECT AGAIN
is POSTPONED
Failure of City Officials to
Prepare Program Is
Cause of Delay.

Failure of city officials to sub
NIT to county commissioners a writ
ten agreement on developing roads
In and around the new municipal
airport, south of Ben Davis, today
was responsible for another thirty
day delay for definite action on the
projects.
Persons representing 1000 petit
TONERS for opening Oliver avenue to
and through the airport at hear
ing today before commissioners ex-
pressed fear that the Oliver avenue
Improvement was ga dying issue"
and urged commissioners to develop
the road as a necessary thorough
fare in the growth of the city.
At a meeting several weeks ago,
county and city officials agreed to
enter into written contract in clos
ing several roads around the air
port, providing the city would per-
Hllb OllVtI dNGllQC w VIC EAVCAA@ASA
through the airport site at the north
boundary, on which commissioners
have insisted. The contract was to
have been submitted to COM
missioners IF they want it,, The
board formally approved the plan to
grant right of way in the north part
of the airport tract. Moore de-
clared the Oliver avenue plan to be
impractical"
Roads that will be closed If Oliver
avenue is permitted to cross the air
port are Southern avenue, Raymond
street, Sander road and the Hard
ing road. The next hearing was
set for Nov. Is.
The board of works denied the
petition to improve Southern az
enue from Meridian street to stac
road No. 81 under the "three-mlle
road law as it is under the Jurls-
diction of county commissioners.
The petition was forwarded to
county officials.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
'BABY-FACED'
WILLIE DO0DY
SENT TO CHAIR
Police Chiefs Widow Is
JubiIant as Killer Is
Found Guilty.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Willie Doc
DIV. notorious diminutive gangster,
was found guilty of numbering Po-
lice Chief Charles Levy of Berwyn
by a jury early today and his pun
ishment fixed as death in the cleo
trio chair.
Only two hours and twenty min
utes' elaboration was required.
Doody took the verdict stolcally,
and made no effort to commit SUI
eide, as he had declared he would,
if found guilty. ,
The "baby-taced" gangster hao
based his defense on the contention
that Chief Levy had no warrant on
the night of May Is and was tres
passing when he halted DOGGY Oh
the streets of Berwyn.
Mrs. Levy, widow Of the ponce
chief. was in court when the VerolcV
was read.
Il am satisfied" she cried. THAT
is real justice"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
GIRL WANTS $1,000
Alleges Whiting Man Broke
Promise to Wed.

PU Times Special
WHITING, Ind, Oct 25-Joseph
Beda Jr., of Whiting is defendant
in a $4,000 breach of promise suit
filed by Miss Mary Grohol, 81. also
of this city, it being alleged he
failed to marry her June IS after
promising her in November of the
preceding year that he would make
her his bride.
Parties to the suit are employees
in the Office of the Standard Oil
Company here. Miss Grohol alleges
that after she had arranged for the
wedding, Beda told her they would
not marry because he loved another
woman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
WRECkAGE IS found
Yacht Hulk Is Discovered
After Eight Years.

BIZ United Press
RACINE, Wis, Oct. Is. 49, The
same Storm which sent the Grand
Trunk ferry Milwaukee to an unlo-
Gated grave in Lake Michigan cast
up the Rosabelle, House of David
yacht, after eight years.
At the foot of Dodge street, not
far from the heart of downtown
Racine, the hulk of the long )ost
Yacht was discovered by E. W.
Knutson, lighthouse tender. Thus
far the rotting hulk had revealed
no clew as. to the fate of its crew
and passengers. Who they were
never was determined and no bodies
ever were found.
It was believed the Rosabelle
went down at approximately the
same spot as did the Milwaukee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
WIND FIRE THREAT
Spread of Blaze in North
Woods Feared.

Bu United Press
DULUTH, Mimi, Oct. 25.-A wind
that reached forty miles an hour at
times today carried threat OF
serious forest fires through the east
ern section of Minnesota's north
woods.
A. G. Hamel, supervisor OF the
Superior national forest, reported
from his post at Grand Marais that
three fires were raging through his
territory. More than one hundred
rangers and volunteers, were called
into service and several hundred
acres of timber were reported swept
over.
Officials Of the forestry depart
ment predicted more serious fires
would arise if rain or snow does not
soak down the tinder-dry forests
within a few days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
NAME OF Wife
CHAMP TONED IN
MURDER SEQUEL
MunCie Man on Sick Bed
Makes Statement on
Williams Case.
Rv Tim cs Speciof

B1 Times Special
MUNC1E, Ind, Oct. 25.-From his
sicl: bed in an indianapolis hospital,
A. L. Kitselman. Muncie manufac-
turer. has issued statement which
has been published here in con-
nection with the murder at Laredo.
Tex, Of Harry Williams, former local
newspaper reporter.
The statement is to clear names
of his wife and the dead reporter
linked in story published here and
which purported to have been copied
from the San Antonio (TexD Ex-
press. The story was headed Be
lated News of Williams Case-Eyi-
.dence Showed that Youth was on
Party with Mrs Kitselman and
Others Night of Murder"
Tale Declared False
Branding the story an utter false.
hood, Kitselman says his wife took
Williams and a fellow newspaper
worker, Miss Fern Helscher, in her
auto across the Rio Grande river to
Neuvo Laredo, Mexican town, where
Americans held parties. He says Mrs.
Kitselmah returned Immediately
afterward.
Buck Hood. one of the editors of
Laredo paper on which Williams
was a reporter, went with him after
the party on the Mexican side, to
hotel on the American side, where
two policemen shot the reporter, and
later threw his body into the Rio
Grande. One of the officers is serv-
ing a life prison term and another
twenty years for the crime.
Lists Aid Given
Kitselman says he and his wife
were censured because they did not
contribute to a fund raised to pay
Ora Slater, famous detective, for
working on the case, and who eff
fected capture and conviction of the
slayers. The manufacturer points
out that he and his wife, gave 5000
TO the murder victims mother so
she could go to Laredo after the
body was taken from the river; that
Mrs. Kitselman had telegraph bills
amounting at times to $40 day
through her efforts to aid authori-
ties in an Investigation, and paid
living expenses of witnesses ordered
to remain in Laredo while the in
quiry was going on.
1--WE were nothing but kind friends
to Harry. and do not intend to
have Mrs. Kitselmans name banded
about by irresponsible people" the
statement concludes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
IDENTIFY AUTO VICTIM
AS ASYLUM FUGITIVE
Man Killed at Shelbyville Had
Escaped in Ohio.

identification of the man killed at
Shelbyville by an automobile Sept.
%, has been made by the state
bureau Of criminal investigation and
identification, it was announced to-
day.
He is Charles O'Donnell, 55, who
escaped Sept. %, from the Long
view hospital for mental cases at
Cincinnati, where he had been con-
fined fofr twenty-five years.
Identification was made through
a. picture, a scare and the fact that
one finger was missing on the right
hand. Cincinnati police informed
the bureau that Miss GenevieVe
O'Donnell, 795 Delta avenue, Gin
cinnati, acknowledged the identi-
ication.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
TO OPEN
ATLYRIC SATURDAY
GEORGE O'Brien and William anney Have the Leads IF
This Movie With Dramatic Football Background.

ALUTE aakng of youth played against the oa
, academy Annapolis is the
the bill starting Saturday at he @
of Tristan Topper one OF Americas n1osV
and John Stone 1t concerns
two brothers ana half back at
ndhpman at Annapons
whose shoulders has been
unfolding the fine tradition OF long line OF naval
love with Joyce Compton,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
DRY RAIDS NET Is
Five Stills Also Seized Near
Lafayette.

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. 25.--F'if-
teen persons are held here today as
a result of raids by federal prohl-
bition agents, police and sherif1's
deputies along the Towpath road.
Five stills, all reported to have
been found in operation, were
seized.
It is believed information on
which the raid was based was given
by three Lafayette men arrested as
suspects in liquor dealing. They
are said to have told the police that
stills along the road provided their
supplies.
Little liquor was found by the
raiders, but they seized large guam
titles of mash. The stills ranged
in capacity from rs to 300 gallons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-25
SENTENCED FOR THEFT
Collins Sends Up Two in Robbery
of Warehouse Company.

Criminal Judge James A. Collins
today sentenced two men to penal
institutions on larceny charges for
their robbery May 80 of the Brad
ley Warehouse Company. Arthur
Wllloughby, 81, will be returned to
the state refornatory as a parole
vilator, and Ernest Blackwell, 81,
was sentenced to serve one year at
the state farm. Both defendants
have been held at the county jail
since their arrest. They are alleged
to have stolen $50 in merchandise
and two rifles.