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EXPERIENCED
BODY BUILDERS
c. IRISH co.
La Sale and English
POSITION

-ellllz experience. qualified 10 represent
lI5l- utilltv on complete lire IN eEcius-
I've protected territory. Initiative and
LIS POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY.
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III UHM,YIi a1oe D'Us''
OpENINC FOR . MIN

Due to business demands in Washington
and vicinity, we have opening for success
present with excellent possibilities for ad-
vsncement in near future, to take training
health method Of cooking. Following qualifi-
cations must be met: High school education.
pleasing personality. esr: earnings for past
ears not less than Sis per month. None
Of our men are allowed to canvass. Imme.
date returns for two accepted; replies must
be in By Saturday noon. address Rex Ase-es
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AVIATION,

Learn this fascinating business, teeming
with opportunity Our ground school and
aviation mechanics course gives you the re-
auired training TO rass Department Of Com
merce examinations and qualify for the
many fns positions available in the avia-
tion industry. Complete theoretical and
practical trainins &C special lev rates: Just
AyIATEoF gcEeoL q, ,A A 1s5E a /.
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At length Tarzan decided that Sheeta was following
him because of friendly feeling Later in the day
the scent of deer sent Tarzan into the trees When
he had dropped his moose about the animals neck,
he called to Sheeta, using purr similar to that
which he had heard panthers make when they
hunted in pairs. Almost Immediately Sheeta came
bounding through the underbrush.
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1t would not have surprised him had the cat sprung
upon him the instant it had been released But it
did not do So AS Tarzan climbed out of the maze
OF tangled branches the panther stepped warily
aside After moments hesitation, the ape-man
quietly went on through the jungle. To his sur
a dog following master
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Star "Want Ad"
Branch Offices

18th and P sts.-Day's Pharmacy.
ii35 18th st.-Marty's Cisar and MAGAZINE
l!tn and que sts.aaKen1ssr,s Pharmacy.
Ss6Sff Georgia ave.. E. Lampkin's PhaF-
NAVY NORTHWEST.
asla 18th st.-coliifower Art 4 Gift 90.
s4ol l4th st:-Bronough's PhaTmacy:, ps.
l4th and Buchanan sts.--HehoeFseFa Pnsf-
18th St. and Colorado avs.--oDonnslrs
saes Mount pleasant ss.-Mouns Pleasant
Sis5 California st:-oolodny Brothers.
aYse i H. j. AYES. ana Il st.-sanitary Phar-
3sd a, ana Mas .EsshPsSs a Rnss@'s'
9TH and < sts.-doIdenherss (tims clerks
9TH S and o sts-smith's Cut Rate prus
IN ia si. nyf h toTs EsRSh ss,Rsss
Ga. ave. and Rock Greek Church Td.-Rock
Ca. ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
Bsos Ga. ave.-Monck's Pharm:ey.
ssIs Ga sve.as,Brightwood PnsrmaeS'
1865 Mass. ave."Dupont Pharmacy.
isth ana Fla sye:6sEniss siskfn DfuS store
North Capitol st. and r. L ave.-Parkers
Is E Rev YORK .E EoHi Ks1st Pharmacy.
s3l5 Conn. ave.-Jolrs Newsstand.
SsS2 Conn. ave.-AMi Mont Pnatrmaey' s,ov.
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.-HarTy O.
A2si Wisconsin ave.-Morsan Bros.
Taf aSTi P PARK. Ssss Cedar st.-Mattinrly
GEORGETOWN.
sCsh and s5oi rsarmasS
s s6Sll55 M,s stMMos key Ran.%:cy'
Wisconsfn avs and q stGDona hue,s Phar.
NORTHEAST.
20a Mass. Ave.-Capitel Towers Pharmacy.
4th ana sts,-Home Drug store.
seb s and M ay.M MisS sIeff Rrsd,.y
18th and Nd, ave;-z1uckett's Pharmacy.
North Capitol and Eys.Ksnsslys PA.rn HS
S s Gap Es ne e sa se6a P Psa si sss
10th sna n. l. ave.-collinS' Pharmacy.
$500 isth st.-srookland Pharmacy. Brook
eth and r. I ave.-Jchn @. Bisss' phsF.
10th st. and va ave ---Herbert's Pharmacy.
III and ? sts. -5[a,n,, pES Rug r store,
SOUTHEAST.
Sin and Eye sts.-F. r, Welisr's Pharmacy.
sSR9 SRa awe. AaseostiaasassS DRUG
store.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II PM.
must be in The Star ofice or one 81 The
sEFoRE TssUa. With p the tOi @ Hs ezce a
tons:
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issue, except SATURDAYS and Legal Holidays,
when the closing time Is 1920 an. AL adj
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urday, or at any Of The Star branch ofices
by 4:S0 pm, Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all
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LOCAL RATES.
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BOATS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SCRTPPs F-6, 100 hip; Just overhauled anc
returned from factory; cheap for cash. In
spect at Capitol Boat Works. TIA X st. s.w
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
BEAUTY PARLORS.

THURSDAY sPEcIAL-scaip treatment. 25c;
permanent wave, entire head, s.. MABELLE
STEWART SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE,
Stewart Building, 400 9Th st. n:w.-Watch
for our snecisls daily. Thursday. finger
wave, 35c. Investigate our plan to earn
while you learn. Met 97s5
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HELP---MEN.
AMRITIOIIS MIN

AMBITIOUS MEN
are satisfying their ambitions in
Mr.. Crabb's organization daily.
DON'T HESITATE.
BUTCHER and grocery clerk,
experienced, Apply 10l 18th st.
ne.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY. TAUGHT. IN.
auire aboyt our new e msthodi ncf fll Sni's
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. NEE.
C usSsSHSFs' west soss 2l2s 81: NV. 9.
: HoME sTTPX
respondence School 945 Pa: ave Nat. 6ezz. o
LEARN TO EARN-Gregg shorthand. type;
writing bookkeepns, and othsT pd edictation
classes Day evening SIG to SIC m9n tn1s
WHY ATTEMPT TO LEARN DRAFTING SI
CORRESPONDENCE when you can attend the
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DRAFTING, 18th and SITS. NV Met. 2ez6:
YOU'RE WANTED FOR BIG-pAY EADno
1--WE You S"1 elsht big OUTFITS 81 radio PsT ts
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Circuits. Find out what radio offers you:
Phone wFs for sch Ra u
tute. 18th and u SITS. NV
MT PLEASANT SCHOOL for SECRETARIES
qE SS Tf.s fer q sds RdsTfhs eo 1000
WALL STREET INsTRgcTIoN , SERVICE TicE-
Synopsis COMPARISONS Clearing House I ItsS-
& s Also coase In STOCK
NJ Nj P PLEA isscsHiooL for SECRETARIES
Telephone Columbia 1000.
WHY NOT NOW, IF YOU ARE GOING 10
learn telephone switchboard operating? IN
is one-hour lessons you will complete course
oxford Bldg, cor l4th and n Y. ave
FRENCH CONVERSATIONALLY; teacher in
France, college man; singly. $2 IN CLASS; a.
Apply by letter, Prof. Antoine $40 l. ST. n;"'
INDIVIDUAL, TRAINING FOR BUSINESS
petitions; day or evening classes throue nout
the year; personal application necessary no
solicitors smIIoyss11;a, ,orY. for SECRETARIES.
r,f' MOUNT PfEAsANT BRIDGE STUDIO,
TivoI Bldg, Room 402 Col 5000.
| WHY SPEND 9-i2 MONTHS DAY OR 1924
| months in night school. when you can get
better commercial course; including tne same
essential subjects in about one-thf5o TN. tne
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SPEED DIcTATIoN Classes ,on.
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| practical experience, saves time ana money;
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SITUATION--MEN

SITUATION--MEN.
ACCOUNTANT RooKKEEPER will keep
small set books on part-time hastsi terms
reasonable Address BOX 27-B. Star once. g.
ACcOuNTANT:BOOKK corpn. inc.
tax expert, 20 yrs ref; any salary familiar
contractors. Address Box 40-B, star once.
ASSISTANT oFFfcE MANAGER wants po-
sitton; man, young, settled, energetic, ex-
tensye once executive secretarial expert
ence; thoroughly familiar with hoekkeeptnE
and general once supervision; excellent ref
erences. Address Box Sab. Star once.
CARPENTER, handy with tools, service man
in once building, apt. house or hotel; re-
liable, steady, responsible. Phone Braaiey
CHAUFFEUR, private cars; refs; expert
enced VIII do some houSeworki operate
any make. Adams 60e9.
CHEF colored, hrst, class. American plan;
can be recommended; experienced can 10
pastry. 1905 p st. NV.
FLOORS. sCRAPED and nnished prices very
reasonable. llls 4th st. ne, Lincoln ssos-J,
FURNITURE REPAIKEps antiques and
= other furniture restored BY Arst-el99g cab
inss TesssFi sasss safssssss
GlAEGAqoM 1Q4u-l-A n -
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GARAGE MAN, young white
man for night work; must be
able to operate all cars. Per-
manent position. Apply North
west Garage, rear 1919 18th ST.
NV,
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CHRISTMAS CARDS

s75-Sl00 INCREASED INCOME POSSIBLE
selling HERTEL'S PERSONAL GREETING
tiful designs, sell on sight weekly pay; ex-
perience unnecessary; our cooperation backed
by rs years experience assures success; $40
outfit free. Hertel Co., 3lS W. washington
ST., Dept. 45s, Chicago.
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HELP--DoMESTIC.


COOK end ,ss. general hougsVsIk in tsmiiy Sf
trained person. Georgia 4l87.
GsRs Ss s sty' recent :.IVc, ss
Address Box 359-B, Star once.
COOK, must be experienced Downstairs
%0Tk s 10 1 Mneon stay e 1shs city
COOK AND MAID white, in private family;
5gTsst Ros 5s o9ns Sta. moss c nave
GENERAL HOUSEWORRER, reliable colored
woman stay ,niai1ts; must have. references.
1908 Allison st. NV. Adams 2l5S.
GIRL for general housework; must be nice
s cs Sefofye Noon ReeTence reaured
80 Grafton St. Chevy Chase, Nd. s.
GIRL, white, to do housekeeping. slos 18th
HoUsEKEEPER for family Of twoi must be
Address Rox X &c Star once. 'Hoe0 4.
sh HoFE %sdr.s ho sox s sf say
MATTRESSES. white, experienced; also col
cred woman as dishwssher. Apply 1896
WOMAN. white, for small bakery; capable
5 s,sI cakes, cakes pies, cookies and taking
practical WORKER. ineisent. u sn.rsetic With
nYsiness experience; city references 1872
work for. two, IN apartment with siisht help
t to invalid nothsri go rngnth eng gsed
ofHce
WOMAN, eoIored, To cock and do generaI
house work. W. Kirke st., Chevy Chase,
Md. Wisconsin 2SS7.
WOMAN for general housevorki references.
$40 F 81. sw. 7S
WORKING HoUsEKEEPER, frst-ciass ceok;
family Of two; good salary Phone North
Si22 or call 2959 Ashmead pl.
- -
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE. white. age 81, positions for Dec. or
Jan. l as chauffeur and houseman, maid or
soverness; reference and experience. Address
Box SIC. Star ONCE. e
or tanitress OF butler or cook, ehambermaid
or honseman. TIC 18th st. ne. Atlantic
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


DaIered g. snd
4: 7. George. 212s 18th st. n.w' Apt. 2.
prices this week; no delay. Call me frst;
f Tynr s work zee B5 Sol
PAFPE,RHANGING and paintinE;ELet US re-
srty. Work suaranteed,. Convenient o terms as
P4cas bi TesS ony and a Hrds4s promGg
attended to. Call National O223. g
PAPERHANCING, PAINTING - Rooms pa
80 D af BOY sd and a 0 USED
G1sifiysly Eqarsntesd rstrcsss Tork
papered as low as 81 so. Can Lincoln s7ss
after 10 pm. for estimates. g.
PAPERHANqING AND PAINTING-Maa ne
tt TOO small mail 0 T. b Cox HtIantic ilse 40.
PAPERHANGING and painting; guaranteed u. I1t,sS
R e Ror 65s 1885,
PAPERHANGING at low prices Room. Sc
REs? s5ss f iSsS s NV Get ADAMS
general piano repairs and REBUILDING: Get
our estimates. Prices. reasonable. Skilled
WoFk guaranteed 1891, ssnde NiSRt
s serSies CO g. $40 81 and Pot sssW
PIANO ITNN % YRS U KSsb! hes ed
Geo. M. Walker. Col. l796. 7o7 Allison NV:
PLUMBING. HEATING, OIL BURNING; re.
pairs and installations; found reliable for %
years j. r. Guerin, 4l2 e. Cap. Lin: 34lI.
POLISHED PLATE GLASS for furniture tops:
let us estimate. Loveless Hardware Co, as
Fla. ave. NV, 7o3 Kennedy st. NV. Phone
North 1T29. Georsia 1882
ROOFING, weatherproofins, general repair
work and painting 9 specially. All , woFS
used on every sob Call Mr.. Bowen 53 II
st. ne. Pot. 2l64. 10s
sILVERWARE REPLATED, repaired. Brass
beds and brassware relacquered and re-
paired; Call us for est Prompt seryiess
Special rate during November. les
UNDERSTANDABLE prices now prevail
ing in order to keep our force busy. STAND
ard Uph. Co. 403 18th NV. Nat. 1902. "
WEATHER STRIPPING, Coco metal, guar
anteed to outlast building; save commission;
personal supervision. Col. 9l35 until pm.
WINDOW SHADTS, screens, metal weather
stripping; estimates free. Butler Sons 1851
Good Hope I'd. Lincoln 1923.
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WOMEN.

en- to take over territory with hundreds of
customers; applicants must be over 26 year
to !. no work saturday. ABBY betWeei, il
and IL. Thursday morning, Sos international
Bldg, 1919 r St NV
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
TNsTRUCTION COURSES.

SPECIAL PREPARATION FOR CENSUS OF.
nee exams The Civil Service PrepasrasaI1ors
School, se eer 18th SITS. NV. Met. 6SST.
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BOOKS-Phone the Lincoln Co., Franklin
1917; We will call promptly and pay biggest
market prices for literature, classics, Notion
and manuscripts. Books OF all kinds and
quantities. Sc
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EARN TWO DAYS

AG1NlS NlAS AEAIND9s
s7s-sIoo INCREASED INCOME POSSIBLE
Selling HERTELS PERSONAL GREETING
CARDS; pays you biggest prohts; most neau-
tiful designs, sell on sight, weekly pay eAss
serience unnecessary; our cooperation backed
by as years experience assures success; SlO
outht free HeTtel Co., 318 w. WASHINGTON
St, Dept 459, Chicago.
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SALF-AuToMonrTre

BUICK COUPE new. model 7s-zS-Tnis ear
new Buick stock. We viii take q substari-
tlal reduction on this car for an Immediate
sale; cost new s. SIS; our price today, Si,19b.
pick Murphy, Inc. REQ Distributor, 1855
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ANTIQUES and modern furniture. We ac-
tualIy pay more for furniture than ane one
in town. Phone the Lincoln Co, Franklin
S6l7 BE satisfied before YOU sell. So
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APPAREI-Whtle house cleaning or moving
get together curtains, dishes, bedding, bric-
I will buy them for rummage sale. Phone
Mr. Winzer. Potomac A627 re
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| any condition, bought for highest cash
prices, due to, our tremendous outlet. No
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SITUATION-MEN.

MAN, middle-aged, educated, civil service
rating, Government service BACKGROUND.
Cashier or clerical. Address Box $50, Star
MAN, colored, experienced furnace man,
porter, waiter, wishes work between the
hours OF pm. and ~ pm. Call North 2508.
MAN. colored, middle-aged, desires position
as porter in store or night Waterman; sober
and industrious; wages, Sl4 week. Good
city references. 445 M NV.
YOUNG MAN, good business education, de-
Sires position where character, hard work
and ability will lead to unlimited future.
Address Box 46-C, Star once. z"
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BuICK ROADSTER. l925-Qood enGine,
Mr.. Boone. Ad 9s6l 80
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FUHNIIURE-It your furniture or piano 10
not all paid for We will pay the balance ana
give you the difference in cash. Cali the
lincoln Co., Franklin s8i7. Known to pay
the biggest prices in town. &c
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APPAREL, mems, ladies or children's, OF
them up and call M. Cohen, Met 9T64, 7149.
VIII pay cash 1898 It'll st NV.
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BOOKS BoUGHT-District s57s. TIL s..
NV. Paul Pearlman.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

TRAVELLING SALESMAN to represent ma
tionai leather goods manufacturer In Mary
land. Delaware, Virginia and Washlii ng On,
b. G. Experience NECESSARY IT, caiii isn . on OF
luggage trade. Line consists of lady's pass Is
men's bflifoI0s, key cases, etc, and VIII De
ready january l. Commission and drawing
account. Write full particulars. Address
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ANTIQUES, old gold, silver. diamonds, jew
elry. A. =. Arnold, 1928 @ st. NV. National
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srd and Pa. e.-o'Donneil's Drug Store.
9th and Eye sts:-F Wellsr's Pharmacy
1907 Nichols ave-. Anacostia-Healy's Drus
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The washington Physical Culture Studio
found 1t necessary to secure more space. We
are now located at i720 NJ st. NV, studios
to 8, and are equipped with the best modern
baths, electric massage, etc. Glasses now
forming. Open daily and Sunday, Q am.
to pm. Consultation free. North 1856.
p. A. CoE. p. D. T. j. WEAVER, first as
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time, 25c per line.
8 times, ESQ per line.
times, 2lc per line.
30 times or more consecutively, zoe per line.
Advertisements under Personal &c per line
additional
Transient classified Advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will
be received over the Business Counter Of
The Star 1T regular rates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-09
SECOND CRIME
LAID TO GANG
Ohio Prisoner Identified in
Gas City Case.
BH United Press

BH United Press
Two of three men identified in
Ohio as participants in two Indiana
bank robberies are back in the state
today to face charges of murder and
robbery. The third is still in Ohio.
1t is planned to extradite him.
Joe Saracino, identified by some
witnesses as operator of a machine
gun which killed Mrs. j. Fred Bind
err and wounded Sheriff j. M.
Haynes during robbery of the Co.
lumbia City State bank, is in jail
at Auburn. Secrecy as to his where
abouts had been maintained because
Of threats of violence.
William King was taken from ST.
Gainesville, O., to Marion, after
identification as member of the
trio who robbed j. w. Ball, cashier
Of the Gas City State bank of
$4,000. Joe White, likewise iden-
titled by Gas City citizens as con-
nected with that robbery, is fight
ing extradition.
Two other members of the gang
each believed to be connected with
one or both of the Indiana robber-
les, are being sought. The five
were said to be one of the remnants
of the Gerald Chapman gang.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-09
De PAUW BURIES
OLDEST'GRAD'
Funeral Held at Greencastle
for John G. Dunbar.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Dec. g.
De PAW university's oldest gradu-
ate, John Garrison Dunbar. rests
today in Forest Hill cemetery.
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon with the Rev. C. How
ard Taylor and DR.. Salem B. Town
in charge.
Mr.. Dunbar died Friday at the
age of go. He leaves his widow, Mrs.
Alic T. Dunbar, and two sons, Wal
ter and Park, both of Greencastle.
The end came for Mr. Dunbar,
a member of the graduating class
of 1861, Friday, after a brief ILL
ness. He was born at Greenfield,
May 8, 1889.
He enlisted in the Seventy-ninth
infantry, for service in the Civil
war the year after being graduated.
From a private he rose to the rank
of major. He served until the end
of the war in 1865.
For three years he practiced
medicine at Greenfield and served
as assistant collector of internal
revenue from 1866-1871. He moved
to Greencastle township in 1871 and
for many years was engaged in
farming. He was postmaster here
from 1902 to 1910.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-09
Three GUILTY
IN RUM PLOT
Six Acquitted in Gary Case
by U. S. Jury.
BIZ United Press

81 CntteG PTeSS
HAMMOND, Ind, Dec. with
the first of the Gary liquor con-
Spiracy cases closed by conviction of
three defendants, acquittal Of six
and jury disagreement as to eight,
the trial of the second will be
opened in federal court here on
Wednesday before Judge Thomas w.
Slick. Twenty persons are included
in the second case.
Those convicted in the first group,
known as the Book case, are Charles
WampIer, suspended motorcycle Of
ficer of the Gary police force, and
Alex Santi and Sandro Necco, boot
leggers.
The six acquitted are John Ro-
mano, Frank Kish, Frank Marshall,
Albert Smelko and Frank White.
The jury was unable to agree in
the cases of Thomas Galasini, for
mer Gary special city judge; Lieu
tenant Frank Galloway, Sergeants
Oscar Salzman, Bud Ingersoll and
John Papp, and Robert Book, Roy
Keel and Henry Phol, all members
of the Gary detective force.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-09

ITO refuse brotherhood to any
Christian is the Oldest and most
heretical blasphemy conceivable. ;"
q
THE Christian church has
l. wasted precious time in mere
oratory and a church unprepared
to ignore the color line in its
membership, after having accepted
the brotherhood principle of 1000
years, has questionable grounds
for presuming itself to be founded
on Christ as a corner stone.
American Christianity is so
compromised and enmeshed with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-09
C, OF C. Will Vote
Seven FuII-Term Directors
to Be Selected.

Seven directors of the Chamber
Of Commerce will be chosen for
three-year terms at the annual
election Tuesday.
The directors will name executive
officers of the chamber. Polls will
be open at the chamber from II
a. m. until p. m.
The election will be followed by
the annual meeting Wednesday at
8 p. m, when President Paul @.
Richey will present recommended
tions and outline proposed activities.
New bylaws will be presented for
adoption and committee reports
heard.
Nominees for directors are:
Charles F. Coffin, Dick Miller, c. H.
Rottger, George S. Olive, Paul @.
Richey, Frank E. Gates, Howard T.
Griffith, Scott r. Brewer, Herman
G. Wolff, Edgar Hart, Louis H.
Haerle, Howard M Gay, John F.
White and E. E. Heller.