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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01

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V uplynulem tydnu zabito
bylo We statu nasem automobi-
ly deset osob. v Baltimore v
poctu tomto zahrnuto sedm u
smrcenych.
Ma pokutach vybrano $8,-
527. Ma zdejs1m Traffic SOU
du zaplaceno ma pokutach ST.
E986.
Padesati ctyrem odnata by
la licens, tficeti suspendovana
ma cas-, sedmdesati zadatel1m
licens dana nebyla.
Vcasnym zakrocenfm po-
licisty Benta, jenz zahledl v So
botu hof1cf automobil u gasoli-
novych tankd na Belair road u
Mayfield avenue, zabraneno
snad bylo osudnemu vybuchu.
Bent zavolav policistu Pyle, a.
by dal pozarensky alarm, vsko-
ell re sveho automobile do no
%iciho AUTOMOBILE a vyjel S MIN
do silnice, pryc cd tank1.
Automobil vlastnil Frank
Novak, 2201 Mayfield. Tento
hofeti pocal, kdyz do neho da-
van gasol1n. Neco tohoto u
kaplo asi ma rozpalenou rour-
ku. Ohen ma automobile uha-
sill hasici.
- M6stska ambulance je-
doucf ku Stadium, srazila Sc v
sobotu S automobilem ma North
. Patterson Park avenue. Am
bulance zavolana byla, aby ze
Stadia il odvezen hrac foot
ballu, Robert Baker, iemuz pfi
hfe poranen byl krfz. V t6ze
dobe re Stadia odvezen byl do
sv6ho domova hrac z Loyola
koleje, John w. Blake, jemuz
pfi hfe zlomena byla ruka.
- Ida Brooks, 56leta z Gran
son avenue, usmrcena byla v u
terry automobilem Luthera M.
r. Willis, pravnfka z Charles
ulice. Nestestf Sc udalo ma
Charles ulici u Wyndhurst a.
venue, kdyz Brooks pokousela
Sc prei1ti ulici. Ze spodu au-
tomobilu vytazena byla mrtva.
- Dva bratff, 16lety a 1Ole-
| ty, Edmund a Ludwig Alessi,
poraneni byli, kdyz do automo-
blu, V nemz jeli ma Hartford
avenue, vrazila poulicnf kara.
Edmund vyhozen byl auto
mobilu do dalky asi Is stop,
kdezto Ludwig z6stal lezati
pod rozbitym automobilem. O.
ba v narazu ztratili vedom1.
= Jedovatymi vypary usmr-
cen byl We sve garazi 55lety
Joseph Wilen z Woodbrook a.
venue. Nalezen byl v bezve-
dom1 sedfc1 v automobilu. Po
nalezenf vzdor pokus1m oziviti
|jej, zemfel. Dvere garaze by
ly zavreny. Stroj automobile
|nepracoval. V automobile zad-
ny gasolfn nebyl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
Zahynul " plamenech.

William F. Suit, 72lety, "a
hynul V plamenech domu, clslo
1906 Presbury ulice, kdyz ten
to nedeli casne rano stal Sc O.
betf ohne. Suit, jenz byl hos
tenn V domu, podlehl popaleni-
nam svetnici ma druhem pos
chodf. Esther Hibbard, 43leta,
jez zachranila svych pet dltek,
marne snazila Sc starci pomoci
V bezpecf. Dvakrate plameny
q dymem bylo il V tom pfeka-
zeno. Kdyz po tretf pokousela
Sc proniknouti ku starci, ON
dlela. Ohen dome povstal V
kuchyni snad skTizen1m elek-
trickych dratG.
= Hasicsky odbor Baltimor-
skeho okresu v nedeli byl "a
mestnan hasen1m poln1ch a les
Mich ohn6. Jedn1m ohrozeno
bylo nekolik domG v Chesaco
Park, jinym ohrozeno nekolik
gasolfnovych tankd u Canton
drahy.
V Chesaco Park okoll znice-
no ohnem ma 60 akrI. V biz
kosti tank6 shorel lesn1 MAZE
tex rozsahu 25 akru.
v blfzkosti Towson ohen po-
vstal ma poll v rozsahu pres 25
akrG. Jinym shofelo lesnlhC
maietku ma Old Frederick
road rozsahu peti akrG.
Nekolik hoch1 udelalo s.
v nedeli ohen pod kladami ply.
narenske spolecnosti ma lott
mezi Madison a Buren ulicem
blfzkosti mestskeho vezenf
Ohen nabyl hrozivych rozmerf
nezli hasici zdolan byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
Rasin zada o pardon.

Carroll Wilson Rasin, syn
byvaleho demokratickeho bos-
sa v Baltimore, jenz zavfen
jest v kaznici pro zproneveru
fond1 ma dobu osmi rokG, "a
zadal milost. Zadost jeho
odporucil soudce, Eugene O.
Dunno.
Mezi omilostnenymi 13. lis
topadu bude Alice L. Stewart,
byvala 1rednice Prisoners Aid
spolecnosti, jez odsouzena byla
ma rok do mestskeho vezeni
pro zproneveren1 fondG spolec-
nosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
Otcove " neshods.

Clenove mestske rady V pom
delhi sch1zi sve nemohli Sc do
hodnouti, jak rozresiti otazku,
kde v jakem sousedstvi nova
skolnf budova, jez postavena
bude z desiti milionove pdjcky,
by vlastne stati mela. Ma mrt-
w bod dospeli pTi hlasovani o
pTiietf resoluce zadaj1cf skolni
vVbor a komisi vefejneho zlep-
sovani, ably postavena byla no
va skolnf budova ma rohu Hol-
lins a Monroe ulic. Devet hla-
sG bylo pro a devet hlas1 bylo
proti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
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u p o z rne nj!

Tenn kterych Sc to tyka
Pred casem jsme rozeslali 1cty
tenn, kteTf jsou vzdaleni ma VEN
kove kteTl dluzf "a "TELE-
GRAF" aniz by 81 toho povsim-
Ii proto jsme nuceni je opet
upozornit, by laskave nam onu
castku zaslali, neb i my name
sve povinnosti, ma ktere nesmi-
me zapomenout.
V nad6ji, re nam sve 1cty
Jim zaslane co nejdr1ve zaslou,
znamename sc v 1cte,
VYDAVATELSTVO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
Usmrcen v Iodsnici.

Harold Hatch, 33lety, del
nix V lodenici Bethlehem Steel
spolecnosti ma Key Highway a
Jackson ulici, zabit byl v pom
deli pri praci ma lodi Annapo-
lis. Hatch pracoval pod zdvi-
hadlem, j1mz tazen byl naklad
prken. Jedno z prken vysme-
klo sc roztT1stilo delnfku leb-
ku.
- Snad smrtelne poraner
byl 8lety, Fred Sperato re S
Eaton ulice, kdyz spadl Sc stro-
mu ma rohu Hudson a Eaton ul
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
cernossky symfonicky orkestr.

Prvnf cernossky symfonicky
orkestr v zivot uveden byl v
Baltimore v 1tery, prvnf to or
kestr sveho druhu We Spoje-
nych Statech. Mrs. Bauern-
schmidt obdrzela dosti penez
behem nekolika mesfc1, aby
orkestr zr1zen byti mohl. Hlav-
MIN darcem byl Baltimoran, je-
hoz jmeno nebylo dano verej-
nosti. Hudebn1 unie usnesla Sc
nenalehati, aby placeno bylo
hudebn1kGm "a zkousky. Or
kestr cviciti sc bude We skolni
budove ma Lafayette avenue a
McCulloh ulice. Kapelnfkem
bude cernoch, Charles Harris.
Gustav Strube, kapeln1k Balti-
morskeho symfonickeho orkes-
tru, bude radcem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
Ze zdravotniho odboru.

v uplynulem tydnu zemrely
V Baltimore 203 osoby.
We zprav6 zdravotn1ho ko-
misaTe smutnym faktem je, re
V cele nemocf dotykem pfena-
senych, stoj1 pohlavn1 nemoci.
Ubozaci tt nevl, CO ma sebe a
caste ma sve potomky "a bidu
uvaluj1. Srdecn1m nemocem
podlehlo "a osob. Ma mrtvici a
rakovinu zemrelo 22 osob, ma
zapal Pile 21, ma souchotiny
10.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
Srnireni.
Valecna sekera pohrbena

Sm1fcn1.
Valecna sekera pohTben;
stranou demokratG jdouc1ch zs
Williamem Curran a stranol
demokrat6 nasledujfcfch slepe
je byvaleho mayora, Jacksons
a Williama I. Norrise. Mezi O
bema nastal sm1r, aby ruku ,
ruce demokraty spojenymi DO
jovan byl volebnf boj o mfstt
governera a jinych v listopadl
nastavaj1c1ho roku.
Rozpory mezi obema strana
ma Cd 1n1rtf bossa, Johna S
("Frank") Kelly, pGsobily mnc
no roztrpceni v mysl1ch v1dct
statu. Nynejsf zahojen1 krva
cejfc1 rany prijfmano odde.
chem spokojenosti.
Tah ku sm1reni vedouc4
zfejmy byl po nekolik tydn6
Pri hostine, kterou slaven by
Kolumbus, Curran a jackson
sedeli- vedle sebe plni shody
jak osobn1 tax politicke. Pc
banketu dvojici ma strojici do
plnil Norris.
Pri volbach obsazovana bu-
dou r1zna tucna m1sta a ia ji5
"a dohodu stoj1. V meste Bal
timore 6 klerkI soudu, register
poslednich Will, serif, trl soud-
cove sirotcfho soudu budou vo-
leni. Ma m1sto potfrani Sc pr
primarkach, demokrate doufa-
il nynf, re postav1 organisacni
tiketu.
Ku sm1ru pomohlo asi zaza-
ren1 svetla v mysl1ch uvazuj1-
c1ch, re neshodou ia ona frak-
ce demokracie Baltimorske by
mohla dostati pollock ze stra-
ny republikand.
Co Sc tyce kandidatury 60
vernera Richie, ktery by rad
byl po ctvrte governerem sta
tn, ODE strany mlci. Bude-li
kandidovati Richie a soudf Sc,
re bude, pax ODE frakce jej v
boji podporovati budou, aby ne
doSlo ku boji mezi demokraty.
ze Ritchie ma dobre vyhlfdky
soudl znalci z toho, re demo-
krate nemohou v okres1ch ma
lett muze, ktery by zvftezil v
Baltimore meste a v Baltimore
m6ste opet nemohou nalezti
muze, ktery by hnul staten.
O'Meara, povstalecky demo-
krat, Glen mestske rady a prf-
tel Jacksona do sch1ze pozvan
nebyl.
- We stTedu We sch1zi spo-
ienych demokratickych klubG
zen v hotelu Rennert byvaly
mayor Jackson prohlasil, re
"nemohou 81 dati diktovati jed
MIN muzem anebo skupinou
muz,d kterf uzfvaj1 demokra-
ticke strany ku svym vlastnfm
zajmGm." Dokazoval, re po-
tTebna jest shoda We strane.
Ma prohlasenf jeho odpove-
del E. Brooke Lee, mluvc1 "a
konodarny: "Nemame zadne
mfsto v demokraticke strane
pro osoby, ktere agituji pro sho
du niciclho druhu." Toto wa
to jest jake VIVA proti Jackso-
novi a druhym v boji mezi pfa-
tely Richie a pTately skupiny
Jackson, Curran Norris. We
schGzi prom1uvil governor Rit-
chic, jenz odkazoval Sc ma u
speech sve administrace jake
governor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
Banker Sc zastrelil.

George w. Woodford, presi-
dent Eastern Shore Trust spo-
lecnosti v Cambridge, Nd, "a
strelil sc v sobotu We SVEN by
tn. Pc nejaky cas- trpel trudno-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
MlStni ZprdYy
z krajanskych kruhG.

= Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku
pitele pohrbera byla We stfedl
rano pf. Barbara Biebl, rozen$
Vrba, manzelka Ignace Biebla
{. 922 N. Castle ulice, jez zem
Tela 26. rfjna We start SO roku
V nedeli, 27. rfjna sehra-
ma byla pronikavym 1spe-
chem veselohra o 3 jednanlch
cd Richarda Branalda "Ceska
maminka". Krasna pohoda
Primo lakala do pTfrody byla
opravnena obava, ze tim utrpi
znacn6 i navsteva divadla. ia
k6 vsak bylo mile pfekvapeni
reditelstva, kdyz patfilo ma u
pine zapIneny sal Sokolovny.
A nase cetne obecenstvo by
10 pine odmen6no "a svoji u
cast. Nenf mnoho tax cennych
her jako je Branaldova "Ceska
maminka". Reditelstvo sok.
sceny m6lo velmi stastnou ru-
ku pri vyberu zahajovaci hry
Hra samotna je dejem obsa-
hem snadno pTfstupna ceske
dust. Provedcni jejf bylo zna-
menite, kazdy z 1cinkujicich
ovladal svoji 1lohu dokonale,
o cemz svedcil casty potlesk
vdecneho obecenstva.
Pecliva rezie byla v rukou O.
sv6dGene ochotnice p1. M. Ges-
he. PTilehavou upravu ieviste
obstaral p. Emil Cesky. Hudba
D. E. stetky prfjemn6 zabavo-
vala obecenstvo V prestavkach.
Tento novy 1spech ma prknech
'ez znamenajf svet, budiz posi-
lou vsem clen1m Dram. odbo-
ru ku dalsf zdarne praci ma po-
Il lidovychovnem.
Ma zdar! Dop.
Ma den Dfk6vzdani (Thanks-
Giving Day. sehrana bude w
norma fraska cd r. Branalda,
"Praha-Brno nasedat."
= Jiz tuto nedeli, 3. listopa-
du 3. hod. odpol. bude zaha-
lena divadelnf sezona Dram.
Odb. Del. Vzdel. Spolku "Po-
krok" Delnickem Dome a 81
ce burlesknf fraSkou O 3 jed.
nod MAVEN "Tonda a Bunda".
Napsal OldTich Bukovsky. Re-
: ii vede s. F. Cincibus, mi. Hud-
la A. Klimese, mi. Nasleduil-
Il dcinkujf: J. Mraka, B. Petr,
n. Cincibus, NIL, Ad. Klimes,
And. Cincibusova, R. Gabrielle
va, lm., L. Svehlfkova, A. Sew
cova, J. Kr, J. Picek, M. Krso-
va. Vstupne pouze ma l1stky,
l-ter6 jsou k dostanf v nasledu-
iicich obchodech: PIP: F. A.
7<limese, 2O13 Ashland Ave,
y. Picky, 242O Ashland Ave,
K. Dobfhala, 723 N. Montford
Ave., F. Hejduka, 418 N. Cur
ley St., J. Barv1re, 800 N. Ken
wood Ave-, F. Severy, roh Ma
olson Glover Sts., F. Vas1cka,
1929 Church ST., Curtis Bay a
V Delnickem Dome.
Hra "Tonda a Bunda" je ne
co opravdu pro ty, kteff Sc radi
smejf, nebot tato hra je sama
komedie a doufame re Sc ma
zahajenf tfmto zavdecfme ma
sim milovn1kGm divadla, nebot
ma pTfste nasleduje neco vaz-
n6jsiho. Tedy opet po letn1 do
be ma milou shledanou v Del
nickem Dome. Dop
n
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
B. y. Svejda
* | n O n k
(Dva obchody)
2O24 ASHLAND AVENUE
2541 E. MONUMENT ST.
roh Luzerne Ave.
Navstsvnik il strelil.

Navstevnik il strelil.
Anna Tanberino vybehla v
nedeli v noci z dOmu ma East
Pratt ulici S vykrikem klesla
omdlela ma dlazbu ulice.
Po oSetrenl v nemocnici uda-
la, ze stfelil il navstevnfk Joe
Talmei. Policie zatkla diva il
ne, Connelli a Rosso, kteT1 v
dobe te byli v dome. Zatkla je
jako svedky a pozdeji NAME
la, ktery pry strelil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
Divody pro a proti viaduktu

Ctvrte a posledn1 schGze pro
testuj1clch proti Bath ulici ko-
mana tento ctvrtek pred NEST
skOu radou.
Vybor ma majetky dokazuje,
re viadukt Bath ulici by by
daleko drazsl neil viadukt
Franklin Monument ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
Otraven koralkou.

Prvnf pTfpad otravy spatnou
koralkou udavsi Sc v Queen
Anne okresu, odkryt byl So
botu v Church Hill, Md, kde
Samuel Cain nahle zemTel po
'vypit1 teto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-01
Strileni kachen.

Honebni sezona ma kachny
zahajena v patek rano. Potr-
va do 81. ledna.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-18
FACE Federal.
TAX INCREASE
Big Deficit in View; Warns
Congress to Cut Costs.
BY JOSEPH S. WASNEY
United Press staff Correspondent.
lCopYright, 1929. by United PresSl

WASHINGTON, March 49,
Warning that congressional appro-
priations must be kept to mini
mum and StricteSt economy must be
practiced by the government to pre-
vent an increase in taxes next year
was sounded today by Represent
alive Cordell Hull Dem, TENN
Although a $5O,OO0,0OO surplus is
expected this year, Hull, an expert
on government finances and a mem
Der of the ways and means commit
tee which originates tax legislation,
said the treasury in 1890 will face
huge deficit, due to appropriations
that will be necessary for farm re-
lief and other projects.
1.-THE administration hopes to off,
set this deficit by revenues from a
high protective tariff, but it now
appears likely other means of in
creasing treasury receipts must be
adhered to-" he said. There will
be a $45, 100000 expenditure next ifs
cal year for back pay to railway
mail carriers in addition to many
millions for agriculture relief and
flood control work.
Hull said one way to increase the
was for the house and SEN
ate to pass a resolution increasing
the present income tax rate l per
cent,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-18
UTILITY WINS
IN RATE CASE
Court Holds GreenCastle
Water Charges Low.

An opinion holding valuation and
rates set by the public service COM
mission for the GreencaStle Water
Works Company at Greencastle to
be conf1scatory and establishing a
minimum value and rate of return,
was announced today by Federal
Robert G. Baltzell.
The opinion was written by Sam
uel Alschuler, United States circuit
court Of appeals Judge; Thomas w.
Slick, judge of the northern district
of Indiana, and Baltzell, who heard
the case last November.
Fair value set in the opinion is
$35O,000 and q minimum return of
61a per cent is allowed. Valuation
set by the commission Oct. 6, 1923,
was $300,000
The opinion did not attempt to-
establish the actual value and rate
Of return, but merely named mini
mum figures, which it held would
mot be confiscatory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-18
CHURCH DEDICATED
Presbyterian Building Is
Formally Opened.

Formal dedication of the new
Irvington Presbyterian church,
johnson and Julian avenues, was
held Sunday.
The building was erected at a
cost of $174,000 after twenty years
planning by members and friends
and an additional $4,000 was sub
Scribed at the morning service.
The new building is of the
cathedral type and seats about 500
persons and is the successor of the
old frame church erected in 1908.
The structure officially was pre-
sented to the minister, the Rev.
George, w. Allison, for dedication
by Philip zoercher, an officer. The
Rev. Allison has been pastor of the
church for ten years and. under his
leadership the membership has
grown to more than TOO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-18
TAMMANY IN JAM
Rival Factions DeadIoCked
Over Leader.
R.B United Press

BW CHtteG Press
NEW YORK, March 18.-The
high hat and the "old line" fac
tions of Tammany hall today were
in q, deadlock in their efforts to
agree on leader to succeed George
w. Olvany, who resigned.
The former group, the new Tam
many element, seeks man who has
had no connection with the tigers
origin and has been outside its en-
vironment.
The old line element prefers a
man who has battled his way to the
top of his district by good old
"down-in-the-trench" fighting.
The name of Surrogate James A..
Foley loomed over the weekend as
the possible intermediary in what
many political observers say is a
fight between former Governor Al
fred E. Smith and his personal but
not political friend, Mayor James
j. Walker.
Smith and Governor Franklin
Roosevelt are recognized as leaders
of the new Tammany'' movement,
while Mayor Walker is said to rep
resent The other group.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-18


He wanted to use his submarines
ruthleSsly against the allies and win
what he hoped would be quick, if
bloody, victory for Germany
The admiral rose to his position
as the most mistrusted and feared
man in and outside Germany
through deft, audacious moves which
even strong parliamentary opposi-
ton could not check.
Supported by the kaiser and a
well-managed press bureau, he
pushed bills through the Reichstag,
first increasing the navy by one
third and then doubling it.
From 1897 until 1914 he neglected
submarines, but when the World
war began he concentrated OH them
until he had built up a stupendous
under seas fleet.
His inability to persuade the
kaiser that the submarines could be
used with dreadful effectiveness
angered him and resulted in his
resignation in 1916. After the war
he wtdened the breech by certain
comments in book he published on
the former kaiser.
Shortly after the former kaiser's
SEVENTEEN birthday recently, how
ever, Van Tirpitz sent friends to
Wilhelm seeking renewal of their
old friendship. Wilhelm expressed
his Willingness, and will send the
aged admiral message Of regard
Tuesday, to which Van Tirpitz is
expected to reply.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-18
CHEATED OF BABIES
Life Deals HarShIy With
Mother, >19.
By United Press

ny CHttCU ICSS
CHICAGO, March 1.-TWO weeks
after the birth of her second child,
Mrs. Ethel Hoffman, 10. found her
self elected from her shabby room,
penniless and her first child, /,
drinking water in lieu of milk.
She scrawled a note on wrapping
paper, pinned it to the threadbare
blanket of her new baby, boy, and
left the bundle on a doorstep.
She forgot, however, to remove
tags from the county hospital where
the child was born March 2.
There's no use trying to keep
your baby when you can not buy
milk for him. she sobbed when
found in another shabby room.
Bobby, the first child, lay on an
old quilt, sucking water from a
bottle.
BODY and the younger child twill
be cared for by welfare authorities.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-18
THIS ONE ON LAWYER

Slot Machine Pulls Gag" on At
tOrney.
BIZ United Press
HARTFORD, Conn, March 49,
During trial of Milton Moore of New
Haven for alleged operation of
gambling medicines, Judge Isaac
Wolfe ordered a slot machine DEM
onStrated.
A lawyer inserted a slug and a
slip of paper shot out of the ma
chine.
Read the slip" ordered the court.
The lawyer read:
You're cuckoo enough to deserve
better things"
Moore was found not guilty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-18
SEEK BIG Shots
IN DRY DRIVE
Four PLY Offensive Is Start
ed in Chicago.
By United Press

BU DHIte1 Press
CHICAGO, March ia four-ply
offensive to "dry up the loop and
jail "hig shots" of bootlegging got
under way today with a conference
of government and city officials,
states attorneys and police.
AS a means of backing words with
action, the government stood ready
to indict under the Jones law, pro-
viding a penalty of five years in
prison and n $4,000 fine for vendors
of liquor.
George Il. o. Johnson, United
States district attorney, was instru-
mental in bringing together the
four arms Of law enforcement and
said determined drive would be
made to dam the flow of liquor at
the source rather than confiscate
small quantities here and there.
Police Commissioner William F..
Russell, who has issued drastic Or
oers to policemen to stop bootleg
ging; Chief Justice Harry Olson of
the municipal court, Alexander G.
Jamie, chief of special federal dry
agents, Harold Keele, assistant
states attorney, Prohibition Admin
istrator E. c. Yellowley sat in on the
conference.
Federal courts, already clogged
with liquor cases, will be relieved
somewhat by the new racket" court
which will handle minor dry law
cases.
Johnson said he expected $50 in
dlctmentS a month after the drive
gets into action.
He said he would ask that a fed
eral grand jury be kept in session
continuously.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-18
HUSBANDS RETURN
SAVES LIFE OF WIFE
Alexandria Woman Ill Because of
Mates Absence.

BIZ Times Special
ALEXANDRIA, Ind, March 49,
The life of Mrs. Edith Gibson, who
was reported dying a week ago, has
been saved through a successful
newspaper search for her husband,
James Gibson.
Gibson left several weeks ago to
obtain employment and had failed
to correspond with his family
here. Worry over his absence caused
Mrs. Gibson's Illness, which physi-
clans say would have been fatal un-
less her husband returned.
Search was started through news
papers, and a friend of Gibson read
the story in the Marion Chronicle,
clipped it out and mailed it to Glib
son at Peoria, H., where he was en-
ployed. He returned to his wife the
following day and says she is recov-
ing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-18
PASTOR CALLED
HOME WRECKER
IN $1,000 SUIT
Upton Man Alleges Wife
Was Love Making
Object.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
Upton, Ind, March ls. - Ac-
cused as home wrecker," the
Rev. Schuyler Kinnison, pastor Of
the Wesleyan Methodist church
here, is defendant in a $4,000 suit
filed in Upton circuit court.
Edward Murphy charges the min
lister made violent and ardent pro-
testationS" of love to Mrs. Murphy
and tried to arrange elandestine
meetings with her.
The wife, according to the hus-
bands suit. spurned the minister's
attentions, and as a result was ex-
PEELED from membership in the Wes-
leyan congregation, following a
church trial.
According to Murphy, the minis
ter's alleged love making caused he
and Mrs. Murphy to be separated
for four months, and brought hui
initiation and embarrassment to
him. Therefore, he feels entitled to
the $4,000 damages.
Another suit, an action in replevin,
has been filed at Marion by counsel
for Murphy, against Walter L.
Thompson, president of the confer
ence in which the Wesleyan church
is located. Return of love letters
the Rev. Mr.. Kinnison is accused
of writing to Mrs. Murphy is
sought
TheSletters, one of which is said
to read, 81 love you truly" are de-
sired as evidence in the $4,000 suit,
to show how fervid the pastor be-
came in his love making.
Murphy alleges that at the time
of the church trial, Mrs. Murphy
surrendered the letters to Thomp-
son, upon his promise that they
would be returned, but the husband
asserts Thompson now refuses to
keep the promise.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-18
TIMES PINMEN
TO ROLL FRIDAY
Hundreds of Entries for
Tourney Received. =

More than 1000 maple toppIers
will topple maple in The Times first
annual classified singles bowling
tournament, which begins Friday on
the Indiana alleys.
The entry list closed at 9 this
morning, with scores of letters from
last minute entrants who were just
under the wire. The exact number
of entries has not been compiled,
but will be announced Tuesday.
Reaching the thousand mark as
sures the distribution of at least
$500 in cash prizes, for 40 cents of
every dollar entry fee goes into the
kitty" In addition, there are to be
many valuable merchandise prizes
donated by Indianapolis merchants
Start practicing, bowlers! Get
"hot" and don't cool off.