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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25
Promoters
Now Face
Real Task
Chief Problem Is to Find
Buyers for 10000
UnSold Seats.
BY MORRIS DEHAvEN TRACY
United Press Stan Correspondent

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. 25.-All Of the
boxers who will be employed Thurs
day night to entertain the crowd at
Miami's second annual midwinter
boxing festival, were winding I'D
their training today and most of the
activity from this afternoon on will
be confined to the promters.
Their great problem will be to
find purchasers for the remainder
of the 10000 tickets.
Many Merely Tourists
Although early ticket sales were
good, peculiar as 1t may seem, the
sale has not been as heavy as had
been hoped for since the supposed
fight crowd began to arrive Fri
day.
1t would seem that while thou
sands have been poured into the
town. lot of them took advantage
Of the low fares to Florida offered
for the fight and may not see the
fight at all.
However, nobody was downhearteo
about it today, and there was a
feeling that ticket sales would pick
up before Thursday and put the
fight into a proflt-making basis.
British WarshIps Present
Phil Scott did his last serious
boxing before the fight Monday. He
put on the gloves for a while this
afternoon out of courtesy TO $50
sailors from three British warships
in the harbor who will visit his
training camp. He will not work
hard.
Jack Sharkey also is through with
heavy work and what he does today
will be in the way of tapering off.
Tommy Loughran. training at Palm
Beach will wind up his training to-
day.
The big event of Monday was the
arrival in town of Gene Tunney,
former champion, who has been re-
operating from his recent opera
ton. He has been on the Florida
west coast for three weeks. He had
nothing to say about the fight ex-
'cepting that he would be there.
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BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-Primo
Cameras American ring record to-
day consists of seven knockouts
against opponents of inferior abil-
ity for which ne has collected more
than $4,000.
The giant Italian knocked out
Farmer Lodge, st. Paul heavy
weight, who was last heard of when
he was used in the buildup of Luis
Firpo six or seven years ago, in
the second round here on Monday
night. The time was 1 minute %
seconds. Camera weighed 286,
Lodge 235.
A crowd of about 1900 attended
the match in the Southern League
baseball park. Receipts were esti-
mated at $4,000, of which Camera
received about half.
Lodge was down three times and
was counted out the last time. A
right uppercut f1nishe him. Car
nera carried his opponent to the
corner after the knockout.
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City LeaguerS Mix in
Rivalry Struggles

With the City Basketball League
championship won by Big -Four A. A.
quintet, interest in the league has
settled upon the rivalry angle.
In the first game at the Y. M. c.
A. this evening at Z o'clock, Beech
Grove Railroaders will meet Sahara
Grotto. The Beech Grove METERS
have been trying all year to defeat
the Grottos but haven't succeeded.
The second game brings together
Earl Radio and Big Four A. A. The
third game probably will be the
best of the evening when the Mar
mon and Hayes Body quintet battle
Only two more weeks remain for
the league. The final tits will be
played March IL.
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Finishing Race Is Close In
Capitol City Basket Loop
N. 7. c. Five Pressed Hard by Power and Light; Fna
Games Scheduled for Next Monday.

In Capitol City League basketball
games at Pennsy gym Monday night
three games were staged with re-
suits as follows:
N. Y. c.. SO; Hare Chevrolet, SO.
Link Belt Dodge, %; Utility Serv-
ice, Is.
Link Belt Ewart, Is; Power and
Light, II.
The final round Of league tits will
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RnNEA Scrricc


NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Walter
~ j. Salmon's great horse,
Display, might now be leading
money winner of all time, but
for his inability to win in his
home state Of New York. The
6-year-old son of Fair Play has
tried for nearly every great stake
on the Metropolitan circuit, but
has won few.
Owner Walter Salmon and
Jockeys Johnny Maiben and L.
Shafer, who have ridden Display,
are at loss to account for his
inability to win on the home
courses. He has been beaten in
New York by Crusader, Diavolo
and others TO whom he has
shown pair of heels on other
tracks.
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VICTORY. AT LAST

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb.
a 25.-The Engineers of Rose
Poly are happy today.
After weeks of trying, they
have won a basketball game,
their second victory this sea-
son. Vncennes university was
the victim. and they went
down under G. last half rally,
q to Is. Oakland City college
is the only other team defeated
by Rose this season. Fisher,
Sawyers and Alexander are the
heroes.
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REAL SILK NET MEET

Department teams at the Real
Silk hosiery mills are preparing for
the annual department basketball
tournament which will be played
March 6, 7 and and the Eleventh
and Olney streets gym.
The Indiana shipping department
team, captained by Bay Feldman, is
a favorite to capture the champion
ship.
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AMATEUR PUGS CLASH

d. tNIttu I-FtNH
CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-Survivors of
a series of preliminary tournaments,
2oS youths Of the middle west begin
competition in the Chicago Trib-
unes annual Golden Gloves boxing
turnament tonight.
Sixty bouts tonight. the same
number Wednesday night and the
thirty championship bouts Thurs
day night are on the program.
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BY VERN BOXELL

OF all the sectional tourney
~ drawings, Indianapolis prob
ably was the most successful from a
box Office standpoint. With Ben
Davis, Shortridge, Manual and
other strong teams in the upper
bracket, and Washington, Tech,
Beech Grove and others in the low
er, the Golfers should be filled gen.
erously. Ben Davis and Shortridge
should pack EN- in for the opening
game. The county champs probably
will give the Blue Devils real bat
tie. Shortridge and Manual loom
as probable opponents in the second
round of play Saturday morning.
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TITLE FIGHT HITS SNAG

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Negotia-
lions for a middleweight title bout
between Mickey Walker, the cham
pion, and Rene De Vos Of Belgium
here in March struck a snag today
when Jack KearnS, walkers man.
ager, demanded the seats be scaled
from $40 to SO.
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Ring Bouts at Armory Tonight


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PARK PLAYS HOLSTERS

Park school, winner of eight Of
their eleven games this season, will
face Silent HOLSTERS Friday night in
the final game of the season. Coach
Lou Reichels squad is drilling hard
to repeat previous victory over the
HoosierS,
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be held next Monday night, the
schedule reading: N. Y. c. VS.. Link
Belt Dodge, Utility Service VS.. Power
and Light, Hare Chevrolet VS.. Link
Belt EWart.
Indianapolis N. Y. c. is leading
the race with indianapolis Power
and Light close up and with a
chance to gain a tie. League stand
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GRID COACH DISCUSSED

By rftC0 Press
CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-The boaN
of athletics of Loyola university of
Chicago was scheduled TO meet to-
day to name a successor to Dan
Lamont. director of athletics and
head football coach. Lamont re-
signed II accept a position as line
coach under Jimmy Phelan at the
University Of Washington.
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PILLS WIFE CONFIDENT

BIZ United Press
LONDON, Feb. 25.-"I feel alb
solutely sure Phil will win; that's
saying something, isn't it?" said
Mrs. Phil Scott in commenting to-
day on her husbands boxing
match against Jack Sharkey at
Miami, Fla, Thursday night. She
plans to remain up to hear the re-
suit.
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ATTUCKs HAS TWO TILTs

Crispus Attacks, local Negro high
school quintet, continued prepara-
ton today for two games this week
end. Coach Shelbrne's Tigers face
Evansville here Friday, and Satur-
day play at Bloomington.
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.JOhnsOn's
Team Off
orCanp
Popular Manager Is Honor
Guest at Rousing Sendoff
Banquet.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON Feb. 26.-The ad-
vance squad of the Washington
Senators, headed by Manage
Walter johnson, left here today for
training camp at Biloxi, Miss.
Johnson was given a rousing send
of at a farewell banquet Monday
night. Johnson's career with the
Washington club was reviewed in
detail at the affair by a collection
of photographs showing the Big
Train from the time he first Joined
the Senators in 1907 to the day he
got his big chance" in the 1924
worlds series.
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CUB REGULARS DEPART

CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-The second
contingent of the Chicago Cubs.
made UP of outfelders and infield-
ers, left here today for Catalina
island, where they will Join the
battery men of the 1929 National
League pennant winners for the
spring training campaign.
Such notables as Hack Wilson.
Riggs Stephenson, Xxi Cuyler.
Woody English, Lester Bell and
Charley TolSon were among them.
En- route they will pick up Rogers
Hornsby, Charley Grimm and
Clarence Blair.
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SEMI-PRO STAR SIGNED

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. 25.-Nick
Manusos, hurting star in Chicago
semi-pro ranks, has been signed for
tryout with the Springfield Three
Eye League club. He has had try
outs with both the Chicago Cubs
and White Sox.
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COLLINS JOINS PHELAN

RJ Times Special
SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 25.-Ed-
mund A. Collins, varsity wingman
on Notre Danes undefeated eleven
last season, will leave Chicago
Wednesday for Seattle. where he
will join Jimmy Phelan, former
Purdue mentor. as end coach.
The addition Of Collins completes
Phelan's staff. which also includes
Cotton Wilcox and Pest WEIGH,
former Purdue stars.
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CHAMPS START WORK

Fl. MYERS, Fla. Feb. 25.-With
thirteen players in camp. the world
champion Philadelphia Athletics we're 70
stage their first workout of the 1890
training season today. The first squad
arrived Monday but the players devoted
their time TO swimming and golf
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25
O'BOYLE NAMED COACH

MANCHESTER, N. H, Feb. 25.-
Harry O'Boyle, former Notre Dame
grid star, has been named coach Of
football, baseball and basketball at
st. Ansela'S college.
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WELSH MAY QUIT

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. FEB. 2s.-out-
famous HornSby trade a few years ago
and who came back TO the Braves last
season. threatens 70 Quit organized base
fered him by Judge Emil Fuchs owner of
the Boston club. Welsh may manage q
western Sen!-pro team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25
CUB ROOKIE HURT

AVALON Cal. Feb. 25.-Lewis Warneke.
rookie pitcher with the Chicago Cubs, was
the first casualty Of the spring training
season. Warneke was hit over the eye
with bat. Three stitches we're re-
CURED for the wound.
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Big League Camps
BABE To SEE FIGHT

Bv United PrCss
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Feb. 25.-"I will
start training March whether am
signed or not" said Babe Ruth today
on his return from a fishing jaunt.
The Yankees holdout plans to leave
today or Wednesday for Miami to attend
the Scott-Sharkey bout Thursday night.
Twenty-Five Yankees began training under
Manager Bob Snawkey Monday.
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College Basketball

Ball Teachers. 81: Indiana Central, 81.
Wisconsin. %. Illinois. IL.
Columbia. 81, Cornell, rs.
Rose Poly. az vinoennes. IS.
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VETS STICK TO GAME

Rusty Crawford. said TO be more
than IS years old. is still taking his
turn on the ice with younger men
in the American Hockey Associa-
tion.A
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Amateur Basketball

Holy Trinity A. c. made IL six straigh.
victories sunday. beating Sacred Heart Y.
NJ S. "a 20 rs. a. C.s Will meet Sahara
Grotto quintet Wednesday al $50 D. N.
Holy Trinity Juniors play Crimson Stars
in the curtain raiser.
EdEewood A. C'S &iu play G. and J.
Tire Company and Aetna Trust Company
Wednesday night at lakewood.
Standing OF the Eyangehcal-Reformed
League is IS follows.
Won Lost,
Second Reformed ............ -
Second EyauCclicai .............
lions EvanSelicai ............ 4
s. Johns Evangelical. ....-..... g
Emmanuel Reformed ........... 10
Frlecels Evangelical .........-... II
The schedule for tonight IS rs follows.
7.So-Imuanuei Reformed vs.. Zion
EvanEeNcsi
s:is--sseond Reformed VS.. Second
EranReical
s:oo-7,FTiedeas EVANGELICAL vs.. st. Johns
Evangelical
Tiger. Athletic Club i've defeated north
side Pirates. IS 10 "a. Tigers desire games
with teams in the l6-year-old class that
nave access 70 gym. Joe Juniors. kagleS.
lklF~SscS Juniors take notice. Call Bill
ketfsrs. Harrison s5ss-A.
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Purdue Is
Ready for
Wildcats
BoiIermakerS Open Hard
Schedule Wednesday
at Lafayette.
Eu Times Special

LIZ 4 iHtto CUtGtuf
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 25.-
Purdue's pacemaking basketball
quintet tackles an up and coming"
Northwestern five here Wednesday
night. The tilt with the Wildcat
crew, primed to stop Purdue's title
drive, marks the first Of four games
scheduled for the Boilermakers
within ten-day period.
Minnesota's Gophers will invade
the local court Saturday night,
Michigan will be host to the Boil
ermakers Monday night. and Chi
cago will be entertained in the
final game of the season here
March 8.
Although Lambert's undefeated
conference quintet, holding a two
game margin on Michigan and Wis
consin, will be a favorite for vic
tory against Northwestern, the
Boilermakers are expecting a much
tougher tussle than they had at
Evanston.
Northwestern's lineup will con-
tain three Hoosiers in Captain
Walter of Kokomo, Lockhart of
Martinsville and McCarnes of
Logansport, who are familiar OPP
ponentS for Purdue's stars.
70
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Standing OF the ysngelcal-Reformed
lfaEln Is IS follows.
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Here's the way one Windy City
scriYener described Riddle: III Johnny is
as EoOd as he looks on FIRST glance and as
good as Manager Bush says be is. he'll
catch more than 100 games for the Sox
this year. Hes in shape already and
weighs 1875. The youth IS single, we'll set
up. and a snappy dresser. who ought to
be a riot with south side lady fans"
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EdEevoo6 A. C.'S Till play G.. and J.
Tire Company and Aetna Trust Company
Wednesday night at Lakewood.
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That's quite q sendof to give q
young man OF "a He has been as
signed to room with Moe Berg, also
a catcher and demon student who
IS shark in law and languages.
And it's funny thing that when
Riddle showed up Monday Berg
started taking practice at first base.
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BIZ United Press
RAr rnrnnE

BALTIMORE. Feb. 25.-Jac
Baltimore southpaw. won a 81
tory on points here Monday
Louis kid Kaplan. former fes
champion. kaplan was a e-to
when the fight started.
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WRECK 100000 STILL
Cops Chop Up Alcohol Plant Found
In Abandoned Firehouse.

81 Dnffed Press
DETROIT, Sept. 1S-Police axes
today wrecked the interior of an
abandoned three-story frehouse,
where an deliberately equipped alco-
hol distillery. valued at $500 900, was
discovered.
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Threatens Ben Lyons
Life to Get M0Uie Job

BIZ United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 10. - A
New York youths attempt to get
into the movies by threatening
the life Of Ben Lyon, actor, gave
Lyon a scare and landed the
youth in the city jail here today.
Philip Richard McEaneaney,
10, was the youth and police said
his chance of realizing his ambi-
ton was slight because they ex-
pected to keep him in jail quite a
while.
AS to the job he sought-if any
it probab bly, will go to Jimmy
Triantes, a newsboy, who warned
Lyon of the New Workers threat
10 kill him"
Jimmy ran into film studio
where Lyon was at work late
Wednesday and told him a youth
outside had just revealed a plan
TO shoot the actor. Police we're
called and McEaneaney was ar
rested.
At the station McEaneaney
pointed an accusing finger at
Lyon.
You killed my sister" he
shouted. you had a date with
her and didn't show up and she
killed herself
The actor was nonplussed by
the charge and questioning
brought another story.
Il wasn't going to hurt you" he
told Lyon. Il saw you in your
last picture in New York and
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BONDSMEN'S AID
GIVEN 80 DAYS.;
BRANDED 'LEECH'
Judge Wetter Drastic With
Runner for Taking SIS
From Woman.

Val Alexander, Negro. 1910 Alvord
street, bondsmen's runner, was IN
der thirty days state farm sentence
today for taking IS from Negro
woman on promise to hberate her
husband, held on vagrancy charge.
He kept the SIS and the prisoner was
not freed on bond, testimony in nau-
nicipal court four showed Wednes-
day.
Alexander was arrested on COM
plant of Mrs. ArabeIla Richardson,
Negro, 321 Toledo street, and
charged with petit larceny by trick
cry.
Its such parasites and Ieeches
as you that I'm going to make ex-
amples Of" Judge Paul G. Wetter
told Alexander. He fined the de-
PENDANT $40 and costs and imposed
the thirty days sentence.
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SEPT. 1s. 1890

ran into the side Of car driven BY
F. r. watts. ~. Of SO North Layman
avenue.
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FIVE ARE HURT
IN CAR CRASHES
Two Children Among In
jured at Corner MiShap.

Five persons we're injured on
Wednesday night in traffic nlishaps
in indianapolis, according to police
and hospital records today.
Three we're hurt when an auto
mobile driven by Miss Roberta Sur
ley, 4911 Schofield avenue. collided
with another driven by John Hook.
r. R. Is, Box 1S, at Fifty-ninth and
Bellefontaine street& The injured:
Mrs. Louise Harrison and her
daughter, Louise, 3, and Dorothy
Surley, 7, all of the Schofield street
address.
Thomas Wand, so, r. r. 3. Box SO,
suffered cuts and bruises when his
auto crashed with another driven
by Ralph Cole. "a Hendricks place,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-18
TRAFFIC RULES
CHANGE VOTED
BY COMMITTEE
Citizens Group in Favor of
No Parking on Circle
and Approaches.

Revision Of downtown parking
and traffic regulations was being
considered today by the citizens
traffic committee.
During the session Wednesday
afternoon. the committee took ac-
ton on the following recommended
tons.
Abolition Of parking in the mile
square from 7:30 to 9:15 a. m. and
from 4:3O to s p. m. with cars
violating the rule being i'm
pounded.
No parking at any time on Me-
ridian street from Washington to
Ohio streets and on Market street
from Illinois to Pennsylvania
streets.
Public loading zones In each
block.
The committee adopted the rec
ommendstion for the parking ban
on approaches TO the Circle and on
the Circle, and took the others IN
der Amusement.
The proposals were made by the
store count committee composed of
Henry Steeg and James E. Sidel.
The count was taken Aug. % and
showed 65.6 per cent of the shoppers
reached the downtown district by
using public utilities or walking.
Steeg and William H. Book,
Chamber of Commerce civic affairs
director. will conduct a survey of
Meridian street traffic, to determine
advisability of using center lanes
only for passing traffic.
Outline Of a selective and skip
stop street car system to go into
operation next spring was presented
by James j. Tretton. general man
ager Of the Indianapolis Street Rail-
way Company.
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10000 ATTEND
STORE PARTY
Sears, Roebuck Celebrates
44th Birthday.

About twenty thousand persons
attended open house festivities at
the Sears, Roebuck g. Co. store,
Massachusetts, avenue and Alabama
street, Wednesday night.
Celebrating the company's forty
fourth birthday, officials dressed the
store in holiday clothes with new
anniversary merchandise on display
for the occasion.
Features included a style show,
cooking school, house furnishings
display and q showing of latest
styles in mems clothing.
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thought If 1 could talk to you
you would help me get a film
lob" :.
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Man 81. Sues Youth

GW tfhfs CDtCluh
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. ID
An 54-year-old man, Albert Ragar,
has filed suit against William Hol-
land. II, seeking $4,000 damages as
a result of injuries suffered when
an automobile driven by the youth
struck him Aug. 4. Recently Hol-
lands automobile driving license
was suspended for ninety DAYS.
Previously he had been convicted
of reckless driving.
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BI0ckheods Go Quick
By This Simple Method

There IS simple method that makes
ounces of Calonite powder from your
drug store, sprinkle little on a hot.
wet cloth rub briskly over the affected
parts. and in two minutes. you will find
every blackhead dissolved away en-
ly.-Advertisement
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in the $500 block. Massachusetts,
avenue. Wand was taken to city
hospital.
Miss Mildred Rothrock, Z, Of 1908
Euclid avenue, was recovering today
from slight injuries received on
Wednesday afternoon when she
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Death Smoke

By United Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.-
white Smoke" a dangerous
mixture Of painters alcohol
and milk, is the latest drink
to be discovered in waterfront
and Bowery dives. Seven deaths
we're traced to it today by the
city toxicologist. It sells for
so cents a quart.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
Religious Educator
Goes As Missionary

FALLS CHURCH. Va, July 8.
Miss Isabel Latimer, director Of
weekday religious education in
the schools of Arlington and
Fairfax county this past year,
has resigned to go to South Amer
lea in the missionary field.
The Arlington-Fairfax Board Of
Religious Education authorized
it's president, Walter K. Handy,
to negotiate for the immediate
appointment Of Miss Latimer's
successor,
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
AffectiOnGte Hug
Kills Mexican Boy

MEXICO CITY, July 8 Q.N.S0 .
An affectionate hug by his father
caused the death of two-year-old
Mario Modiano in his fathers
tailor shop here.
Isaac Modiano, who is very
fond of his children, picked up
Mario in his arms and pressed
him against his chest. A thick
needle protruding from the tail
or's coat pierced the boys stom-
ach, causing death before medical
attention arrived.