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MATAMOROS. lamps. Mario 30.
Sc reunieron en- los Sa-
lones del Palacio Municipal de esta
c4udad. los miembors del II. Cabil-
90, con Ell fin de discutir el probe
del aqua potable.
Sc dlScutieron las p~osibiidades del
Ayuntamiento para financiar In
installation del moderno servicio.
aSi como la installation del nuevo
ramal de distribution. y ramifica-
cion del sistema de drenaje.
Seg1n cAlculos, Ia installation del
moderno servicio Sc cree que cueste
alrededor de $234.OO0 pesos.
DeSde luego sc acordo gestionar
los medios para poder financiar ell
proyecto, pues Ell Ayuntamiento qus
encabeza el PreSidente Municipal,
r Munguia g. quiere hacer una
installation que sirva a las genera
clones enteras. Bien pudiera hacer
una installation que sirviese por al
gunos amos, pero debido al crecl-
miento de la poblaci6n se tendria
que ampliar en- diez o doce amos.
mientras que 81 sistema Dc distri-
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Especial para Ell Heraldo)
MATAMOROS, lamps, Mario 30
En- un juego que Sc verified ell
viernes por la noche en- In cancha
de basket ball del Colegio de San
Juan. de esta ciudad. entire las
quintas "AsztecaS" y EScuela Sc
cundaria, Ia primera logr0 veneer q
Ia segunda decisivamente con una
anotacion de IA a "a.
I'll juego resulto emoci0nante. ha-
biendose viSto muy concurrido por
e~spectadores de Ia ciudad. quienes
son muy aficionados al deporte del
basketball.
Segun nos informaron hoy. hubo
una dificultad entire algunos de log
directories de los equipoS. por In
victoria decisiva que obtuvieron los
"Aztecas". 81 es que fue asi. vuel-
vo a repetir una vez mas. Hay que
enseharnos a perder.
Otro juego de In serie do tres que
jugaran los eQuipos que arriba Cd
tamoS. Sc v~erificara en- la cancha re-
ferida. nd el tempo 10 permite, el
proximo marteS por Ia noche, @
gun los informes que recibimos hoy.
, 1935-03-31
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tESpeclaI para Fl HeraldoJ
MATAMOROS, lamps, Mario 30
-MatamoroS contara proximamen-
te con una moderna eStacion radio
difusora. segun informeS que reco-
gimos hoy.
La nueva Estacion TranSmiSora
de Radio llevara las letraS X.E-AM.
como llamada Official, J sera como
c:da con el nombre de Ell Vocero
de TamaulipaS".
Segun los informes que nos fue-
ron proporcionadoS, la eStaCion que
sc esta inStalando en- I'm cuarto del
antique Teatro Reforma. tendra una
potencia de $50 watts, Y es propie-
dad del ST.. Manuel Salinas.
FL anunciador de dicha estacion
, 1935-03-31
En- Conexion
Con I'm Case Ocurrido

CORSICANA, Texas. Mario 3d.
PCGeorge Ketchey, del Condado
de Leon, fue buscado por homicide
por Ell Gran Jurado del Condado de
Navarro, Ia tarde del viernes, en-
conexion con Ia muerte de VIM. J..
Towns, de SO amos de edad. de Cor
sicana, ocurrida Ell dia % de mario.
Towns muri6 n un hospital de
Ia locaiidad q conseCuencias de las
heridas de arma blanca. que Sc
alega que recibi6 en- el Condado de
Leon, el dia Il de mario.
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Ell Tempo

Para Brownsville v Ell Vale: el
domingo estara parcialmente nu-
blado con luvias en- Ia porcion sur
este, v estarA mucho mas frio. Wen
tos frescos del sur en- Ia costa, los
cuales s. tornar&n en- vientos del
Eorte ell domingo.
No habra camhios materiales en-
el volumen de ague en- Ell Rio Gran
dc por las pr6ximas ~ q IS horaS
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Esfuerzo Para Formar
FL Censo Industrial

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mario "a.
La Secretarfa de la Economic Ma
cional, tiene conocimiento de los
grandes e~sfuerzos que y estAn en-
prendiendo, para conseguir que to-
das las empresas tengan concentra-
dos los datos completes y n~ecesarios
que servirAn para la formation de
los censos ell dia 10 de Abril.
, 1935-03-31
CAUSE GRAVES
PER JUlCIOS A
LOSPLANTIOS
Llovera Mas En- Esta
Region, Segun Dice
Ell Pronostico Del
TEMPO.

AMARILLO. Texas. Mario 3d.
R-Una fuerte tolvanera, azoto In
parten orte del Estado de Texas e
sabado, causando serios danoS a
las cosechas de grano que se en-
cuentran sembradaS en- esa parte
del Estado.
Ia tormenta de polvo, lego a es-
Co ciudad, acompanada de fuerte
viento. Ia velocidad del aire Sc
calculo en- IS mlllas por bora. Ill
polvo finiSimo. obscurecio IA region
ell SAbado.
Muchas personals respiraban me-
dante el uso de pahuelos que sa
ponian Sobre In boca v In nariz, pa
"a impedir que ell polvo les pene-
traSe a los pulmOneS.
Fran Triplett, preSidente de una
cooperative de Cranes declare que
s. no Iowa dentro de 10 dias, esta
region no produciria nj l2.OOO.OO0 de
bushels" de trigo.
IL trAficO de avi0nes era difict-
hsimo, debddo al polvo que habia en-
In atmoSfera.
En- In ciudad de Berger, no ~
podia e mas que a media cuadra
de d~istancia.
En- Ell Estado de Kansas, segin
informeS de Dodge City, NE registr6
en- esa region Ia peor tormenta de
polvo que hasta ahora hubieSe a1O-
tado. II viento alcanzo AZ millas por
bora, ohScureciendo por complete el
sol, in tolvanera.
Ia lluvia que cay6 en- toda In re-
gion del Vale del Rio Grande "
a. sur de MatamoroS. Ell sabado p0r
Ia manana y por Ia noche benefit
clio un POGO las siembras de legum-
bres que Sc ~encuentran ~plantadas,
v 81 las predicciones de los meteo-
rologos son acertadas. In region e.
cibira fuertes aRuaceroS dentro da
As horas.
Il Rio Bravo del Norte estaba
aumentando su volumen de agHH
debido a fuertes aguaceroS que ca
yeron al Sabado en- I'm parte noroeste
del Estado de Texas. y en- Ia from
terra mexicanR.
Informes que Sc r~ecibIeron Ell s&-
bado de Monterrey, ". Leon. indi-
can que dentro de pocos diaS
mentara mas el aqua del Rio, pues
ha llovido mucho en- esa region.
En- la region de Laredo. We deSen-
cadeno un fuerte aguacero el s4-
bado por In mahana, cayendo mas
de pulgada de aqua. La lluvia vino
acompafada de fuerte tormenta G.
lectrica. Segin los informes.
Mientras tanto en- otras Seccfo-
mes del Estado de Texas se hahian
registrado fuertes tormentas de pol
vo.
Pronostican una fuerte onda fria
para In parte norte de dicho eStado.
, 1935-03-31
Libro Sobre Plantas
Medicinales de Mex.
CAgencia Trens)

MEXICO, ID. r.. Mario 30= La
Secretaria de Ia Economic Nacional
ha editado un Hbro en- Ell que se ha
hecho I'm eStudio complete de las
plantas medicinales existentes en-
Mexico.
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Hoy a las diez de la manana sc
efectuara ell enlace matrimonial en-
u Iglesia de Ia Inmaculada Con-
cepcion del ST. Desiderio Flores, y
Ia Srita. Lucinda Garcia. FL Padre
Barzola oficiara en- la ceremonial.
La Ceremonial sin duda que sc
vera muy concurrida dado ell nu-
nero de amiStadeS con que cuenta
Ia familia Garcia en- esta ciudad.
La Srita. Garcia eS hija del ST..
Santiago Garcia v de la sra. Adela
4. de Garcia, amboS conocidoS re-
Sidentes de Brownsville, mientras
cue ell Sr. Flores es hijo del ST..
Desiderio Flores, conocido reSidente
de la vecina ciudad de Edinburg.
Texas.
La Srita. Garcia fue ~agaSajada
con una fiesta de despedida de SOL
terra que organizaron amiguitas de
ella en- Brownsville. habiendoSele
agaSajado con un shower Dance la
semana Dasada, viendoSe Ia fiesta
nuy animada.
AgaSajada I'm
Su Cumpleanos
FL vierneS por la noche sc veri-
fico una fieStecita en- la caSa de la
Srita. Irene Lamadrid, Gale w. st.
Francis v 18th. en- honor del cum
pleanos de la Srita. Josea Ramirez,
conocida damita de eSta ciudad.
Organizaron Ia fiesta, como una
sorpresa para la a~gaSaJada. Ia Sra.
Manuela G. de Cara, eSposa del
Sr. Felicitos Cara y la Srita. Irene
Lsmadrid.
La reunion Sc VIC muy animada,
habiendose servido a las personals
cue asistieron, punch y cake.
Asistieron a Ia fiesta las siguien-
tas personas: Sritas. Otila CiSneroS.
Carolina Rodriguez. Lala Cavazos,
EIba CortinaS, Dolores Ramirez
paula Sanchez, Maria Salazar Mo-
~ Iamadrid, Esther Lamadrid, Jo-
sefa Ramirez e Irene Lamadrid.
Ia Srita. Ramirez sc moStro muy
complacida Y agradecida por la
snrpresa de que fue objeto, habien-
6e1fdado las mas e~xpresivas gracias
4 sls amistades, que Ia sorprendie-
ron en- Ia forma que dejamos dicho.
R~egresaran FL
Martes
Seglin informes que pudimos OBJ
tener hoy, ell Sr. Eliseo Paroles,
Venerable Maestro de la Logia Ma
sSnica de MatamoroS. lamps. "Au-
Tora Boreal No. L." v el ST.. Por-
fsr,o ]. Anzald1a. Primer Vigilante
ds dicha L6gia. quienes salieron de
Sscha ciudad fronteriza para Tam
nico Tamaulipas. con Ell fin de a.
rSfer A Ia Convention Masonica que
- verified en- s ctudad aver, re-
sresaran a Matamoros ell martes por
Ia tarde. -
de las Logias Masonicas de
srontera. asi como de otras par
del estado de Tamaulipas asis-
ton a In Convention.
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Regresaran FL
Martes


peso Sc cotizo hoy a 3.5sh en-
la del Dollar. mas Ell cuatro por
del Impuesto Federal
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
HITCH IS GIVEN
Z TO 21 YEARS,
FINE OF $4,000
Former Deputy Sheriff Is
Found Guilty of
ENLIGHTENMENT.

Ralph l. Hitch. former chief
deputy sheriff. today stands con-
victed OF embezzlement. sentenced
20 10 p years in the Indiana
State Prison. and fined $4,000.
He and his attorneys are plan
ming an appeal from the sentence
imposed last night by a Criminal
Court jury which deliberated hut
an hour and half on a months
testimony, taking only two ballots.
The jury found him guilty of
having embezzled $4,000 while he
was chief deputy in the administra-
ton Of Charles (Buck) Summer.
former sheriff. There we're six men
and six women on the jury.
Sentence Heaviest Allowed
Hitch's sentence vas the heaviest
allowed by the statutes. and the
jury had several optional verdicts
one that would have permitted but
a SIS fine and no jail sentence.
Defense Attorney Ira Holmes was
given until Saturday by Special
Judge Earl z. McFerrcn TO file a
motion to arrest judgment. Hitch is
free on $4,000 bond. although
Prosecutor Herbert Spencer asked
that it be raised to S25 600
MI Holmes announced that he will
file 2 motion for a new trial. If the
motion is denied he will appeal to
the State Supreme Court, he said
Father COlIapses in Court
When the verdict was returned,
Hitch's father. Chauncey r. Hitch,
Kirklin druggist, collapsed in the
courtroom. Hitch's wife Sobbed
audibly and Hitch himself was
nOticeably affected.
Evidence in the case was largely
documentary. Day after day the
jurors listened to the Identification
of checks that were paid out OF
sheriffs funds during Hitch's tenure
Of office
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
CITY PASTOR TO TALK
AT NATIONAL RALLY
Missionary Secretary on Program at
Texas Meeting.

The Rev Ct. l. Hoover, Indiana
Christian Missionary Society secre-
tary, and the Rev. F. E. Dawson,
Chicago, former pastor Of the Lin
wood Christian Church pastor here,
will be on the speaking program at
d rally of the National Evangehstic
Association of the Disciples of
Christ, Oct. Is and IA, in San An
tonic, Tex.
The rally will precede the open
ing of the eighty-ffth international
convention of the denomination in
San Antonio.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
MlESSE FILES APPEAL
TO STATE TAX BOARD
Review Of Assessments Is Assured by
Action of Taxpayers Group.

The county tax rates fixed by the
Marion County Tax Adjustment
Board will be reviewed through &C
ton taken yesterday by Harry
Miesse. secretary, Indiana Tax
payers Association.
Mr.. N1ieSse filed appeals with
County Auditor Charles A. GrosSart
demanding that the State Tax
Board review indianapolis civil and
school county and Center Township
levies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03

5000 population. This is not true
in the Perry-Decatur argument. &C
cording TO EmSley Johnson, De-
caturS attorney.
SilaS Kivett, Perry's attorney, con-
tended that the only appeal that
could be taken from the commits
sioners' court is by voting out the
incumbentS
judge Cox yesterday took under
Amusement the motion fled by Mr..
Kivett to throw out the appeal and
ordered briefs prepared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
H0LDUP MEN GET SIP
Employment Agency Operator Is
Bound. Gagged.

A gunman last night held up
Jesse H. st. Clair in a grocery store
at sos E. 1lth-St and took $50
An accomplice waited outside the
store and both escaped.
John ZazaS, employment agency
operator. told police yesterday that
ne had been bound. gagged and
robbed Tuesday of $176 at his bust
ness Office, Al JackSon-pI.
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found itself on the east bank Of the
river.
The commissioners ruled that the
river was the boundary line, auto
matically placing the plant in Perry
township.
Appealing from this decision, De-
catur authorities said that the COM
miSsionerS did not comply with the
law regarding boundary line dis
puteS between townships.
The law says that part of the dis
puted area must be within q city Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
STATE TROOPER QUITS
Wheatland PatrOlman's Resignation
Accepted BY Silver.

Donald F. Stivers. State Police
superintendent, announced today the
acceptance of the resignation of
Pstrolman Allen Fendig, Wheatland
Desire to handle personal affairs
resulted in the resignation. The
post will not be filed at once, Mr.
StiverS said.
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be installed at services following a
potluck supper oct. 9, at D. A. r.
Hall, 824 N. Pennsylvania-st.
The new officers are Edward Hof-
slater, first vice commander; Earl
Kyle, adjutant, and Harry Ridge
way, service officer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03

Since the assessed valuation Of
the plant is s5,ls6,2oO and the total
valuation of Decatur Township is
now s9,557, 100, attorneys for De-
catur Township charge that the
commissioners act placing the plant
within the Perry boundaries doubled
the Decatur tax rate.
The site of the plant at first was
on the west SIDE of White River,
but after a shift in the river S
course a few years ago the plant
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
ALUMNI ARRANGE OUTING
Manual Group to Meet Sunday at
Home of DIR. Kernel.

The Associated Roiles Alumni of
Manual Training High School Will
meet at the country home of DR..
Leonard Kernel. near the Indian
apolis Motor Speedway, Sunday.
The party will gather in the main
Speedway entrance at 3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
Shifting River Course Carries Township Boundary Fight Judge Cox

CIRCUIT JUDGE EARL r. COX
today had under advisement
motion TO throw out Of court the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
G. 0. P. RALLY SET
State Committee to Meet in Brown
County Tomorrow.

The Republican State Committee
Will meet tomorrow afternoon al
Nashville, Ind. State committee
members will be the guests of Mrs.
Eleanor B. SnodgraSS, Ninth District
chairman. A tour of the Brown
County State Park will follow the
meeting.
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/ by the Marion County Commission
ers two years ago.
The boundary line has been under
dispute since 1890 when the In
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
FAREWELL PARTY SET

Friends to Entertain Railroad Agent
Who Leaves City.
John A. Mccoy, who recently was
named to the post of general agent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03

dispute over the boundary between
Perry and Decatur Townships.
The present action is the result
of an appeal from a decision made
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
CITY POST TO INSTALL

Legion Ceremony to Follow Supper
the Night of oct. 9.
Three new officers of Hayward
Barcus Post. American Legion, will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03

dianapolis Power and Light Co.,
built power plant on tract that
had been a part of Decatur Town
ship l13 years.
of the Delaware, Lackawanna g.
Western Railroad at Pittsburgh, will
be guests Of honor at a farewell party
of friends ana business associates
tonight in the Lincoln Hotel.
Mr.. Mccoy came to indianapolis
in 1920 and was named commercial
agent for the railroad in 1929.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03

MODERN, new, coin case
AVA watch. This new model
unusual value.
PIC Down Delivers 1t!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03

BEAUTIFUL, modern, yellow
- gold case with dainty link
band to match. One of Bulova's
most beautiful Baguettes. Use
your credit-no extra charge.
21c Down-21 Months to Pay!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03

TWO-TONE, natural gold
color top case. with white
gold back. Link band 10 match.
High precision movement.
PIC DOwn-21 Months to Pay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03

EXCEPTIONALLY all
II conservative marines 6
rarely offered at so low a price.
Combines rare beauty with rare
savings.
21c Down Delivers It!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04

they say, that even without a
means test" for eva, the relief
load could not have jumped so
quickly to IS million.
Mr.. Richberg limited at the i'm
proved situation, which the Presi-
dent is expected to discuss in his
report to Congress tomorrow. when
he said in a Cleveland speech re-
Gently:
Contrary TO common misunder-
standing, the Federal relief load this
winter is now and may be expected
to remain about million cases less
than last winter" A ease" repre-
sents only the head of a family, not
any dependents of his who also live
on relief money he gets.
Federal officials are elated over
the fact that the relief and work
load, now all carried by the Federal
Emergency Relief administration at
about s136000,000 a month, has re-
manned almost level for the last
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04
Fannie HaSSfurder Rites

Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie
Hassfurder, who died Thursday at
the home Of daughter, Mrs. j. S.
Bard, Rockville-rd. will be held at
7:30 tomorrow night in the Flanner
& Buchanan Funeral Home, Is w.
Fall Creek-blvd.
The body will be taken to North
Madison, where services will be held
at the Methodist Episcopal Church
at 2 Sunday
Mrs. Hassfurder, who was IA, is
survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Bard and Mrs. Will G. Hitz, Indian
apolis; two sons, Charles o. HaSs-
furder, Rapid City, S. D., and Roy
R. Hassfurder. Martinsville; two
brothers, Thomas Faulconer, Louis
vile, and Frank Faulconer, Acton;
three grandchildren, and one great
grandchild.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04
BURDEN
SHOWS DECLINE,
PRESIDENT TOLD
Six Millions Dropped from
Federal Rolls Since Last
Winter.
copyright. 1885. BY scripps-Hovard
Newspapers

Newspapers
WASHINGTON, Jan. A. Presi-
dent Roosevelt has been officially
informed that the relief load OF the
country this winter carries probably
s million persons less than last WIN
ter.
1t now is approximately 10 MIL
lion persons.
A year ago, though Government
statistics do not show it, the total
load was around Is or 26 million.
the Presidents National Emergency
Council has been informed.
This total has been estimated by
Relief Administrator Harry L. Hop
kins and Donald R. Richberg, NEG
director, and Administration leaders
notified of the situation.
The estimate of last winters
heavy burden was reached by add
ing to the II ,663, 900 persons actually
receiving relief, from II to IA mil
lions who subsisted from the $400,-
100000 paid to million Civil Works
Administration workers.
The CWA money was spread
among these II to IA millions
through expenditures of the heads
of families making up most of the
CWA workers. Unskilled workers on
CWA received from S12 to SIS a
week, the equivalent of the relief
given family of four or five.
Persons critical of this optimistic
estimate of the situation point to
continued large unemployment and
to the fact that only Is million were
on relief a few weeks before CWA
was inaugurated. This goes to show,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04
MARGARET McCarty Dead

REQUIEM mass will be offered at
St. Philip Neri Roman Catholic
Church at Q tomorrow for Mrs. Mar
garet Ward McCarty. $40 N. Gray
st. who died Wednesday after a
short illness. Burial will be in
Holy Cross Cemetery.
Mrs. McCarty, who was 81. was
native of Ireland. coming to Indi-
annapolis when child. She was
member of St. Philip Neri Church
and the Altar Society.
Surviving her are the widower.
Matthew McCarty; three sons. Law
renee CPat) McCarty. city detective
sergeant: Matthew mccarthy Jr. and
Emmette mccarthy. Lima, o.; four
daughters. Miss Mary McCarty, In
dianapolis postoff1ce employe; Misses
Agnes and Kathryn McCarty. Mil
waukee. and Miss Rose McCarty.
indianapolis. and a sister. Mrs.
Della Hanley. Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04
Arson ConkIe Services

Burial services for Arson B. Con-
kle, 3045 N. New Jersey-st, who died
in a Noblesville hospital Wednesday.
following a stroke. will be held at 10
tomorrow in the Hisey e. Titus Fu-
neral Home, 951 N. Delaware-st.
Burial will be in Crown Hill
Mr.. Conkle. who was rs, is sur
vived by a son, Fred A. Conkle, No
blesville; three sisters, Mrs. Ida
Estes Gray, Miss Winnie Conkle, In
dianapolis and Mrs. Belle Conkle
DUNCAN. living near Noblesville, and
two brothers. Worth Conkle. Indi-
annapolis, and F. Carey Conkle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04
MAHL0N BASH,
CITY C. 0. P.
LEADER, DIES
Former Judge Of Probate
Court Is Stricken by
Heart Disease.

Funeral services for Mahlon z.
Bash. former Marion County Pro-
bate Judge, who died last night at
his home. 5255 Pleasant Run-pkwy,
during an attack of heart disease.
we're to be completed today follow
ing the arrival Of brother, Harry
r. Bash, from Miami, Fla.
Mr.. Bash, who was "a, just had re-
turned 20 his home from his law
Office in the Circle Tower when he
was stricken.
He served as probate court judge
from Jan. l. 1915, to Dec. 81, 1880,
and was prominent in Republican
politics. Mr.. Bash formerly was a
member of the Republican State
Committee and was delegate to
the Republican national convention
which nominated Warren @. Hard
ing for President, and TO the con-
vention in Kansas City, Mo, where
Herbert Hoover was nominated.
He was the author of a number
of books on probate law. and was a
contributor to legal journals. After
leaving the bench he engaged in
private law practice, serving as an
attorney in the settlement of the
estate Of Arthur G. Newly, Indian
spolis capitalist and promoter of the
Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Mr.. Bash had been Maroon
County resident since he was
child. He was a graduate of Manual
Training High School and Indiana
University.
He was member Of the Irv-
ington Methodist Episcopal Church.
Irvington Lodge 666, Free g. Ac-
cepted Masons; Murat Temple,
Scottish Rite and Delta Epsilon fra
ternity. He also was a charter
member and former president of the
Irvington Republican Club, and was
treasurer of the club at the time
of his death.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Oneida Kingen Bash; two daugh-
ters, Martha Jane Bash, Shortridge
High School pupil. and Anna Jane
Bash, 10; his mother. Mrs. Nancy
Jane Emery Bash. and two broth
ers. Roy Bash. indianapolis, and
Harry R. Bash Miami.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04
George HageIskamp Dies

Services for George Hagelskamp
1145 Evison-st. who died yesterday
will be held at 1870 tomorrow in the
residence, and at in the Emmanuel
Reformed Church. Burial will be in
Crown Hill.
Mr.. Hagelskamp, who was SO,
operated a grocery at Highland-av
and New York-St.
Surviving are two sons, George
Hagelskamp Jr. and Harvey Hagels-
kamp, both of indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04
Arthur Mckee Rites

Private funeral services for
Arthur E. Mckee, who died Wednes-
day in his home, 1923 Central-sv
were to be held at g. this afternoon
in the Bert S. Gadd Funeral Home
2130 Prospect-st. Burial was to be
in Crown Hill.
Mr.. Mckee, is survived by the
widow, Mrs. Lynne Higgs Mckee
and a brother, Solan G. Mckee
Omaha, Neb. .-.-