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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-07-04

for $500 a month. The Grind
starts at 10 a. m. and continues to 2
p. M. Sometimes they hang out
sign, For Men Only" Other times
it is Ladies Only" They sell
health book and an exercising device
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-07-04

with them. After the death of Wick
ham she hired companion.
There are no near relatives. and
1t is unlikely that the will giving her
share of the estate to the Watch Tow
err and Tract society will be contested.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-07-04
90, but Has No Gray Hairs

Rochester.-Thomas A. Burchill is
ninety-three years old, Civil war vet
eran, former sailor, policeman and fire
man, but he hasn't single gray hair.
La gaceta., 1930-03-29
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

c. L. Knight esta dispuesto a
retirarsc como liquidador del
Banco de los CiudadanoS y asl
10 base constar en- una tarta que
aver remitiera a los depositan-
ties, expreSando sus puntos de
Visa. ASegura el liquiiador que
Il ne solicitG 81 empleo Y que 81
acept6 Ia dificil tarea fue po'
haberSele pedido que 10 hiciera
Ell beneficio de la comunidad.
Dice quo con la ayuda del ban
co de ReServa Federal ha cobra
do cerca de dos millones de pc
sos, 10 eual la convenee de que
Ia situacion de Tampa es solida
y de que los deudores estan ira
tando de cumplir Sus obligacio
mes.
Termina afirmando que Sc
fetirara del pueSto con mucho
guSto 81 este ha de serVir para
fin a los litigios entabla~
dos.
La gaceta., 1930-03-29

Los tigres saldran hoy hacia
Ell Norte y EN- ell canine hacia su
ciudad jugaran 13 desafios, co
menzando hoy con ell Cincinnati
en- Orlando
Manana jugaran en- Jackson
vile con los "Tars' y ell lunes Y
ell martes con ell Montreal, de
Daytona Beach.
FL microbes jugaran en- Ma
con, Ga.
La gaceta., 1930-03-29
les de St. Luis.

les de St. Luis.
Manana volveran a jugar coz
los Cardenales.
La Inca de fuego del St. Lui
sera Ia siguiente: Douthit, CT
Adams, %; Frisch, 81 E5ttom-
ley, 1b; Hafey, If; O-s- j, RI
Colbert, IS: catchers, Smith y
Wilson; pitchers: Callahan.
farmhouse Y Jess Haines.
Por los Smokers lanzaran
Youngblood, Nc Call y Butler.
La gaceta., 1930-03-29

Aver Sc dirigi6 al iueZ Aker-
man, de Ia corte federal del dis
trito, ell Intervention del eStaI i,
Mr.. Ernest Amos. sugiriendole
para 81 puesto de liquidador del
Banco Nacional, en- sustitucion
de c. l.. knight, al ST.. John A.
Newsome, de Jacksonville, vice
presidente que fuera del Flor
Ga National Bank, de esa ciu-
dad.
Este es ell primer movimienc
hecho para arreglar las diferen
cias que existen entire varioS de
positantes y el liquidador, aten-
liendo la recommendation hecha
por Mr.. Alderman, de que las
parties buscaran arreglar sus
diferencias.
Mr.. Fred II. Davis. Ab0gade
General del Estado, personal
mente ~presento al juez Ell nom
bre de la persona recommended
por Amos.
+, En- la session que ell lunes c.
lebre la corte federal Sc resolV
ra ell case III
La gaceta., 1930-03-29
LEGION AMERICANA
RECOGIO $11,524.79

FL comand@nte del puesto
Tampa No. 5, de la Legion A
mericana. Mr.. Morris White,
present6 aver un informe al CO,
mite executive de la Tampa
Welfare League. dando cuentg
del resultado de las actividadeS
de la Legion a favor del Cofre
de la Comunidad.
La Legion recogi6 en- los tres
dias de su campana la suma de
$ll ,524.79, que fue agregado .
los $4,000 one hahia reoolecta
do Ell comite que p~residiera Mr.,
Howell.
bio el ejecu,ivo las gracias
la Legion por ell esfuerzo que
realizara.
Faltan ahora $4,000 para GU
brir la cantidAd presupuestada
$114,000.
La gaceta., 1930-03-29

El DFOduetO MuHteFOle Ahuyents e.
1OiOr y 10 reemplaSa con uB eHGmao
de b~ienestar exquisite . calm ante.
Sr6teae suavemente la paFte aKectsAa,
Es un ~ungdsntO bfanco , finaptO.
elAborad0 de- aeeite de mOstaza. No
aeJe de DFOeurar 10y miAmO a.
Master0le en- su farmaeIa. PreeiOal
16e. y We. orc anne rIcanO an Dotea
y tubo@J tamaho de hospital $500
Gro amePfeanO.
eURERA A CUALQUIER sINAPKaMO
o PAHCHO DE MOSTAZA-
La gaceta., 1930-03-29
IN DIPUTADO DEL. SIZE
RIFF 10 RECOGIO TIRA-
DO EN- LA GALE, CAS-
CUBIERTO POR Ell Aqua

Atendiendo a una npmaia
que fuera hecha a la oficina
del sheriff Joughin. ell diputa-
do Peacock Sc dirigio hoy por
a manana al frente de la casa
Neptune 4307, en- Falkland
Estates, recogiendo de sobre ell
paviment0, donde eStaba semi
leSnudo, cast cubierto por ell
lgua, a un hombre que por me
lilo lie I'm interprete dijo lla-
narse Jose ValdeS Y ser veci-
10 de Ybor.
lnterrogado sobre las senas
de su domicilio, Vald6s Sc limi-
to a guardian silencio,
Ell diputado 10 condujo a ia
carcel del comIado donde lie
dieron ropa SEGA, cafe, un toni
co y una CANA para descansar,
Vald6s es de poca estatura,
Y pesa alrededor de 1870
libras.
Desea ell sheriff que sus fla
miliares Sc presenter a recla-
mario, para entregarSelo.
Como su nombre pudiera no
ser Valdes, toda persona que
haya notado la desaparici6n
La gaceta., 1930-03-29

campe6n mundial por $1,000 .
algo parecido; pero listed pued2
decir que Camera esta dispues,
to a peIear con cualquier hon.
bre, dentro de I'm ring, con
tai de que Sc hagan arreglos So
tisfactorios
Camera, segln su "listo" ma
mayer, no escoge a sus competi-
dores.
Pero los seleccionara ell ST..
Bill Duffy o Sc opondra a que
lie pongan un 'tigre' a su "enor-
me hombre'.
La gaceta., 1930-03-29

Los Gigantes salieron aver de
La gaceta., 1930-03-29
EN- WEST TAMPA:
sERvICIo DE AMBULANCIA: TeIefono Y1I16

Telefonos para visitas por ell dla: Ybor City,
West Tampa H 3846. Para llamadas por
10 mismo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa, Ia
La gaceta., 1930-03-29

Sn Antonio, Texas, y en- Ell ca
mino hacia New York jugaran
cen differences clubs.
Hey jugaran en- Forth Wo.,
oc1 G Chicago, 81 ell tempe
permite.
La gaceta., 1930-03-29
TlElTOS ! DIVORClOS

Henrietta B. Steinberg con-
ira w. A Dixon; Thaddie D..
Howse contra James T. Howse;
Mary f. Bronson contra Ina l..
Bronson; Murphy Nc Donald
B. Supply Co., contra Maria
Tulsa Fernandez; Daisy NJ. Lee.
wis contra c. L. Knight.
La gaceta., 1930-03-29
BASE BALI

Los smokers" no pudieron
jugar aver con los muchacho,
de la Universidad de la Florida,
a causa de la lluvia.
Hoy jugaran aquf, 81 ell item
pc 10 permite, con los Cardena-
La gaceta., 1930-03-29

Otra semana de ''frotaciones''
para ell brazo del R~elampago nos
"indica" que ell aplazamiento Sc
"a fatal" para Tommy Jones.
Otra y~entaja a favor del Sa-
guero es que Fryer ell lunes por
la noche madurara a Tommy.
La gaceta., 1930-03-29
Ia HACErA

de I'm familiar o amigo de esas
selas puede dirigirse a la Off
cina del sheriff o a la carcel
del condado para establecer Ia
Identification.
La gaceta., 1930-03-29

Anoche, en- Lake Wales, Far
mer Joe Cooper puso a dormir
a Tod Smith, de Canton, Ohio
en- ell tercer asalto.
La gaceta., 1930-03-29

LEGO aver a Clearwater e.
jugador "estrella" Babe Her,
man, que todavia no ha firmado
su conrrato para la temporada
de 1880.
Herman habl6 aver con Ell
presidente del Brooklyn, por te-
l6fono, y creese que aceptara el
sueldo de $4,000 que lie ha ST.
do ofrecido.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
Ex-NET STAR IS
BANDIT SUSPECT
Skinny Miller of De Pauw
Fame Arrested.

BIZ Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, april 1.-Herschel
Skinny Miller, former Anderson
high school and De PauW university
basketball star. was in the county
Jail here today as a suspect in the
robbery of the Modoc bank in Ran
dolph county March % in which
81 900 was taken.
Miller viii be taken to Winchester
today where a charge of grand lar
ceny has been filed against him.
He was arrested in his apartment
here Monday night The same room
in which Leonard Ndendenr Ill of
Yorktown and Claude Common, u,
of Cleveland were arrested earlier in
the day as suspects in the Kennard
and Modoc bank robberies. Men
denhall and Connor are in jail at
Newcastle.
Miller's arrest resulted when the
automobile used in the Modoc rob-
berry was traced to him through the
license plates. Today he had made
no statement.
A fourth man still is sought, Of
ficers announced. and authorities
are attempting to link the quartet
with the two bank robberies and
with other holdups in five different
counties.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
Cohen COuIdra t
Resist Chance
to Make Deal

BIZ United Press
NEWARK, N. j., April Ed
IN ward Cohen, delicatessen
dealer, has a good story.
Cohen was busy, extremely
busy, with 50-cent purchases and
things, when a nervous man en-
tered, drew a revolver and said:
Hand over So"
"Why should l give you STOP"
Cohen asked. I'll buy the gun,
maybe"
The bandit looked doubtful.
Good guns were heard to find.
81 can't get up the nerve to
shoot you," he said. II ought to
do it, I suppose"
An embarrassing moment fol-
lowed. 1t was up to some one to
break the silence, so the bandit
did.
well, give me a quarters worth
of cheese-Limburger," the bandit
said, and threw down a quarter.
Cohen gave the customer his
cheese and watched him depart.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
YOUTH ACCUSED
HOLDUP SLAYER
Marion (Ind.) Cops Claim
Confession by Boy.

BIZ United Press
MARION, Ind, April Jack
Gerald Kingery, IT, is held by Mar
ion police after he is said to have
confessed to being one of the two
bandits who killed Martin Ihrig,
"a, Jonesboro butcher, when they
attempted to rob him Saturday
night.
Police said the youth disclosed
the name of an accomplice in the
shooting, and it was expected the
second bandit soon would be arrest
ed in another city. Kingery was
found at the home of a 14-year-old
girl here.
The bandit who fired the fatal
shot and his accomplice, if charged
with being an accessory, will be exc
cuted upon conviction of the offense
under provisions of an act passed
by the 1929 legislature, which makes
the death sentence mandatory.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
Retired Business Man and
RepubIica1 Succeeds
John Minor.

Logan C. Scholl, S. of % West
Twentieth street, retired business
man and Republican, today was ap-
pointed to the park board by Mayor
Reginald H. Sullivan.
The appointment of schol to sue
ceed John E. Minor, who resigned
suddenly last week, is effective at
once. His first meeting with the
other board members will be
Thursday.
schon was born in indianapolis
and had been in business here un-
til two years ago when he sold his
business, the Gem Laundry.
Close Friend of Mayor
The new park commissioner is a
close personal friend Of Mayor Sulli-
van and was selected from a list of
several names OF prominent citizens
because he has leisure time which
he can devote to the city position.
"I considered the names of several
other persons Of ability. but decided
upon Scholl because the busy men
could not devote the time and study
required for the place Sullivan
commented.
Post Important
Pointing out the Importance to
the CITY of the park boards activ-
tiles, Sullivan declared:
"Scholl is a terrific worker and on
the job all the time. He is honest,
painstaking and thrifty and I know
he will give the city his best eff
forts"
Scholl is th.rty-third degree
Mason. He was a member of the
Scottish Rite building committee
and prominent in other Masonic
activities. He is a member of First
Presbyterian church. He is married
and has one daughter, Cosette
Scholl.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
IDENTIFY GIRL
Who FAILED IN
PLANE SUICIDE
Miss BeuIah BivenS' Effort
to Leap From Wing Is
FoiIed by Pilot.
LANDS CLUTCHING ARM
Motive Missing in Strange
Attempt to End Life;
Bare Past Threat.

A mysterious woman, whose at
tempt to leap from an airplane 1000
feet above Riverside park Monday
afternoon was foiled by presence of
mind and courage of French Livezey,
Hoosier airport pilot, today was
identified as Miss Beulah Bivens, %,
servant in the home of c. A.. Huff.
5210 Grandview drive.
She disappeared from the HUFF
home Monday afternoon and today
was reported by Huff to the police
missing persons bureau.
Huff and Sheriff George Winkler
this morning traced her to the air
port, thence to the home of Robert
Shank, airport president, where she
spent the night. The sheriff took
her to city hospital, where she is
reported psychopathic case.
Shank this morning told news
papermen he did not know the
identity of the young woman who
attempted suicide from one of his
company's planes, and said she left
the airport after the affair in the
automobile of strange woman who
he thought took her to a bus line.
Miss Bivens at city hospital ad-
mitted she was the girl who tried
to leap from the airplane, but de-
clined to explain her motives.
Has Threatened Suicide
According to the Huff family, Miss
Bivens has been with them more
than five years. Several times, they
say, she has threatened suicide.
Once before she disappeared over
night, and slept in woods near
their home.
Appearing at the airport the girl
first took a ride with a Hoosier pilot,
landed, asked permission TO inspect
the airport, and, after forty-five
minutes, requested another fight.
After about ten minutes in the
air, Livezey glided to about 1000
feet for landing. Suddenly his at
tention was diverted from the land
ing field to the left wing. to which
his passenger was clambering from
her cockpit.
One foot was ON the wing and the
other in the cockpit, as she held on
to q strut and the cowling against
the propeller wash.
Lively cut his motor, released the
stick and reached forward, clutch
ing her arm. He pulled her back
across the fuselage, switched off the
ignition to prevent the motor cutting
in as he dived. and slid to the
ground.
Passed Test on Monday
"Why didn't you let me go
ahead?" she sobbed as the pilot
helped her TO the ground.
Earl Halstead, Indianapolis flying
cop, on the airport when Livezey
landed, called police, but was told
to telephone the sheriff's Office since
the airport is outside the city
Deputy sheriffs did not go to the
airport.
Livezey only Monday afternoon
passed his department Of commerce
examination for transport pilots
license.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
THIEVES POUND
AGED WOMAN
Batter In Door at Farm in
Robbery Attempt.

BIZ Times Special
NEWCASTLE, Ind, April Mrs.
Margaret Rhoades, 75-year-old
widow, living on the Henry Wayne
county line southeast of here, is
suffering from severe bruises and
decorations on her head, face and
shoulders, inflicted by two unidenti-
fed men who broke into her home
shortly after midnight, apparently
bent on robbery.
The aged woman, who lives alone,
told authorities the men, after be-
ing refused admittance to the house,
where she lives alone, battered down
a door. One of them beat her with
a piece of Stovewood.
Approach of an automobile on a
road near the home is believed to
have caused the men to flee. They
obtained nothing.
On hands and knees, Mrs.
Rhoades crawled a quarter of a mile
to the home of Gerald Williams and
reported the attack.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
PICK STATE FOR STUDY

Hoover Child Welfare Group to
Scrutinize School Laws.
Indiana has been selected by
President Hoover's child welfare
committee as an outstanding state
in which to study school attend
ance laws and their functioning,
Mrs. Fay L. Bentley of the child
welfare bureau, Washington, D. c.,
said today.
She is in the city conferring with
Mrs. Blanche Merry, state school
attendance officer, and other at
tendance officials at the Lincoln.
She will confer Wednesday with a
similar group at Peru.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
PAUPERS ABOLISHED
Britain Makes Vast Change
in Welfare System.

BIZ United Press
LONDON, April 1.-One of the
most sweeping social welfare
changes in Britain's recent history
was made today when an act Of
parliament went into effect doing
away with the ancient poor law
system initiated in the days of
Queen Elizabeth.
Nearly 25o,oo0 persons no longer
can be called paupers-they are to
be known simply as persons in re-
ceipt of help"
Work of 265 boards Of guardians
passed into the hands of county and
borough councils.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
Wild GUSHER
SHOWERS OIL
MILES AROUND
Workers Battle Grimly in
Struggle to Tame
BeIching Geyser.
SPOUTING FOR SIX DAYS
Strong Wind Carries Gas
Toward Oklahoma City,
Five Miles Away.
SP0UTING FOR SIX DAYS

By United Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, April IAN
army of hardy adventurers who
plomb the earth for the wealth
risked their lives today in mist OF
oil and gas as they battled desper-
ately, knee deep in oil, against a
giant and unconquered gusher,
belching inflammable gas and oil
for nileG around.
A steady stream of oil workers
farmers and nearby residents evac-
uated the area like refugees fleeing
the ravages of war.
A spark from the skies, generated
by an electrical storm, forecast fol
today, would turn the south city oil
field into firetrap 100000 acres in
extent.
The peril grew hourly as the un-
tanned geyser flung black columns OF
oil 200 feet into the wind.
Geyser Rips Off Collar
Oil was flung like a waterspout
from the No. Mary Sudik well,
spewing relentlessly in its sixth day
The giant well, tanned for an hour
Monday when workmen toiled in
oil up to their armpits, succeeded in
adjusting steel collar.
The flow of oil died away as the
steel cap checked the outburst, but
the peril fared anew as the geyser
ripped the Gaping gate from the
casing head and hurled it's cargo OF
oil skyward.
Oil laid thick over ruined farms
within radius of mile and q
half, as gas penetrated and filled
the nearby gullies.
FAM Moved to Safety
Guards and details of workmen
staked their lives against even the
striking of match in the danger
zone as undaunted oil men fought
to readjust the steel collar.
Spectators were ordered from the
periled district Monday night and
officials of the Indian territory IL
Illuminating Oil Company, owners of
the Mary Sudik well, moved fam
lilies of workers from near the wells
to Oklahoma City, less than five
miles away.
Guard lines extended two miles
north of the gusher.
A strong south wind swept the
oil-laden gas cloud northward over
the fields toward Oklahoma City,
and housekeepers in Capitol Hill,
the southern section Of the city,
closed their windows.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
SCHOOL 80 TO GIVE
EDWIN BOOTH PLAY

Three Graduates to Take Leading
Roles in Event Wednesday.
Edwin Booths play, katherine
and Petruchio," taken from Shake
speare's Tanning of the Shrew," will
be staged at School 80, 1l19 Sterling
street, at 2:45 p. m. Wednesday by
the Parent Teacher Association.
Leading parts win he taken by
three of the schools graduates, Dar-
rell Snyder as Petruchios Marvel
Snyder as Katherine. and Dawn
Snyder as Hortensio. An additional
part on the program will be a talk
OF Memories of Twenty Years
Ago." by Mrs. II. c. Banes, first
president of the Whittier P. T. A.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
TO CONVENE EARLIER
Officials Deny Election Fraud Case
Is to Be Investigated.

With the federal grand jury
scheduled to meet five days earlier
than previously called, federal au-
thcrities today denied existence OF
an important investigation" despite
reports that two probes are under
way.
The jury will convene April 23
and is expected to be in session
more than a week. At the close OF
the last session, April % was given
as the recall date. 1t was said the
earlier time resulted from request
by George r. Jeffrey, district at
torney.
Jeffrey admitted several liquor
cases and possibly a booze con-
spiracy case would come before the
jury, but said reports of an election
fraud investigation we're unfounded
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
POISONING CHARGED
Farmer Held in Probe of
Two Wives Deaths.

BR Tinted Press
RUSHVILLE, Ind, April Miss
Maggie Larmore Kolb, second wife
of George Kolb, Center township
farmer, held here in jail charged
with the murder of his second and
third wives, died of a poison admin
istered by her husband with mur-
derous intent, according TO the ver-
dict Of DR.. Lowell Green, Rush
county coroner.
The coroner has been investigat-
ing the case three months. Kolb's
trial is set for Monday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
Bad Actors

New York street busses were
targets for bad eggs" Monday
night.
Police, investigating, did not
confiscate a cache of "ammuni-
ton" used by a group of boys
in bombarding the busses.
Behind a billboard at New
York and Forrest avenues, the
police found seven broken eggs
of ancient vintage. From the
odor bus drivers identified
them as companion missiles to
the ones, thrown at busses by
boys hidden behind a bill
board.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
GL|DES into TEXAS
Hawks Finishes Third Lap
of Hop to Gotham.

BIZ United Press
Ell PASO, Tex, April 1.-Captain
Frank M. Hawks, in his cabin glider,
Eaglet, arrived here today, complet-
ing a fight from Tucson, Ariz., 300
miles west. He will continue to
Sweetwater, Tex, today on the third
lap of his flight from the west coast
to New York.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
Fast TaIker
Girl, Caught in Car, Gets
Away on Pretext of
Mistake
7 JUST got into the wrong car"

OO0 L SOV 4INN NtiC WIOIlS IdI,
Il was the plea Of a pretty girl
Monday night when Frank Reed.
615 East Michigan street, found
her in his automobile parked ir
front of his home. The car motor
had been started and the lights
turned on.
Believing her, Reed watched her
get out of the machine and get
into another car parked back
of it.
Vainly she attempted to start
the motor, while Reed and Jack
Reynolds of SIG East Michigan
street, aided her.
When they suggested she was
out of gasoline, she agreed and
left to ''get a supply"
She did not return and later
when Reed reported to police he
learned the second car belonged
to a visitor at a house nearby.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
MERCURY WILL RISE
Rain viii Be Followed by
Warmer Weather.

Rains and temperature decline to-
day probably will be followed by re-
turn of spring in Indianapolis
Wednesday, according to United
States weather bureau forecasts this
morning.
The northern part of the state,
several degrees colder than central
and southern areas, also will be af-
fected by the rising temperatures,
the forecasts declared. Rain was
general throughout Indiana today.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
COOLIDGE BUYS ESTATE
Former President viii Move From
Modest Old Duplex.

I'D tHtIfn PTGS8
NORTHAMPTON, Mass, April 1
Former President Calvin Coolidge
announced today he had purchased
THE Beeches," an estate valued at
$4,000 or more and located In
secluded section Of this city.
Some time within the next few
weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge will
leave the modest duplex house on
MasSasoit street, where they have
lived for nearly quarter of
century, and take possession of
their new home.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
FORMER MAYOR DIES

James Marshall Head, One Time
Nashville Chief, Passes Suddenly.
BIZ United Press
BOSTON, April l.-James Mar
shall Head, "a, one time mayor OF
Nashville, Tenn, died suddenly Mon
day night while attending may
ors' banquet.
Head was sitting alone at a table
before the dinner program opened
when he collapsed, apparently a
victim of heart attack.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
MOTHER GETS S94, 900

Mabel Normand Leaves Entire
Estate to Parent, Records Show.
BB United Press
LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 1. -
Mrs. Mary D. Normand, mother of
Mabel Normand, received $4,000
from the estate of the late screen
star, probate records showed today.
The actress named her mother sole
beneficiary.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
SCHOL4 NAMED BY
SULLIVAN TO POST
ON PARKS BOARD
Golf Is Here

Don't let the April showers
worry you today. Forget 'em
for Dick Miller officially il
opening the golf season on Tho
Times sport pages. Dicks
newsy column, Shooting Par,
read by every golfer in the city,
will appear in The Times every
day from now till the snow
flurries return in the fall.
Miller will cover all the
city's public and private courses
and be on the job for all the
big tournaments, so start fol-
lowing him now.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
TURNED OTHER CHEEK,
AND IT WAS SLAPPED
Chicago Artist Files $4,000 Suit for
Double Insult.

#bU LNtttU fFtoS
8 CHICAGO, April Following
the biblical precept, Nicholas Econ
omos, Greek artist, turned the other
! cheek when Peter Moscores alleged
ly slapped him while the two were
arguing on the steps of the Church
of the Ascension preceding meet
ing to protest the Soviet attack on
1 churches.
4 Moscores slapped the other cheek,
too, ECONOMICS declared in a suit
flor $4,000 damages, $4,000 for each
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