davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Diva lupici prFiznali Sc k desiti
vyloupenym pokladnam.

Pferovsk6 cetnictvo, kdyz u
silovne patralo pc kasaT1ch,
ktef1 21e dubna vyloupili ne
dobytnou pokladnu We Sloven-
ske vseobecne bance v Trenc1-
ne, usuzovalo, re tn jde O tlupu
kasarG, kter1 Tad6jf nejen ma
Slovensku, ale i ma Morav6.
Prerovske cetnictvo bro zat-
klo 34leteho Jana Odvarku z
Prerova, ktery pc dels1m zap1-
ran1 Sc priznal, re mel spolu1-
cast ma vyloupenf trencfnske
pokladny, z nfz bylo odcizeno
$4,000 Kc. Castka $4,000 Kc
z uloupenych pence byla male
zena jeste teze noel pc jeho
zatcen1 ma zidovskem hTbitove
V Pferove. Pen1ze byly zahra-
bany u hrbitovnf zdi. Cd cas-
tecneho pTiznanf byl Odvarka
stale vyslychan "a pri opeto-
vnych vysles1ch Sc nervove
zhroutil a vyzradil nejen vse-
chny spolupachatele, ale udal i
vsechny vyloupene pokladny v
posledn1ch 9 letech. Odvarka
Sc primal, re v roce 1926 wy
loupil Sc svymi kumpany po-
kladnu v Tlumacove ma Mora
We, V roce 1888 Novem Meste
mad Vahom a We Stare Ture,
tehoz roku S pTerovskym kasa-
rem Eduardem Vybfralem po-
kladnu We Vrbovem ma Sloven-
sku, V roce 1884 v Hodonfne,
Namestl mad Oslavou-a We Va
lasskem MeziT1c1 a konecne FL
dubna 1885 v Trencfne. Cd
varka pfi vyslechu dale tvrdil,
re pry ma zlocineckou drahu
byl sweden kasaTem Jarosla-
vem Dolezalem z PTerova a po-
zdeji pax prepaid kasarske
WASN'T uplne. Pokladny pry wy
lupoval take proto, re musil
lecebne svojf snoubenky.
Kasaf Odvarka, ktery jest nynf
V soudn1 vazbe v Trenc1ne, uci-
takove podrobne dormant,
re jeho vypov6di povedou k
zatcen1 a usvedcenf nekolika
dalsfch kasaf1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05

immigracn1mu a naturalisacn1-
mu feditele. zadost podejte ma
formulate {. 2400 a dolozte il
dvema podobenkami a poStov-
nj poukazkou ma SIS, vystave-
nou ma commissioner of I'M
migration and Naturalization
Washington, D. c." Byl-li vas
manzel obcanem jiz V dobe,
kdyz jste Sc brazil, pax Poole
znen1 nynejS1ho zakona nem1-
zete 81 opatriti svGj vlastnf OBJ
cansky certifikat, coz vsak ne
men1 niceho ma faktu, re zGsta-
vate i nadale americkou obcan-
kou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Listarna F. I. /. S.
Jak NIUE cizinec pomoci zen6
a detem do Ameriky.


Dotaz: MGze3+ pTistehova-
lee, ktery jeste nenf ameri-
ckym obcanem, pomoci sem ze-
ne a detem? Nam trvale "a
mestnanf a pen1ze, ktere sve ro-
dine pravidelne pos1lam, staci-
ly by ma obzivu me zeny a deti
i zde.
Odpoved: zena a svobod-
ne, nezletil6 edo Fl let) d6ti
trvale zde usazeneho pristeho-
valce mali pravo ma druhou
prednostn1 tr1du kvoty. Prva
vec, kterou mus1te ud6lat, .je
zfskati ddkaz, re jste byl pTi-
pusten do Spoj. statG zakonite
k trvalemu pobytu. Ia tim u
celem vypln1te formular {.
575, ktery 81 vyzadate v nej-
blizsi pfistehovalecke 1Tadov-
ne. Tento formulaT zaslete s
peticentovou znamkou pTiste-
hovaleckemu komisaTi pTlsta-
WI, kde Jste vystupOval ma pU-
du Spoj. StatG. Pc oveTen1 va
seho legalnfho pTipusten1 i've
dom1 o tom komisaT konsula a
vase zena a deti budou zafaze-
ny do druhe prednostn1 tT1dy.
Druha vec, kterou muslte u
ciniti, je Zaslati sve zene t. Nv.
"Affidavit of Support" a do
kazati tax, re Sc o svou rodinu
mGzete financne starati. Zasle-
tie overene udani z banky, ko-
lik penez tam mate ulozeno.
Mattel nejake nemovitosti,
dejte 81 O tom tez vystaviti owe
reny 1daj. A konecne pfiloz-
tie overeny vykaz cd sveho "a
mestnavatele O tom, jak dlouho
u nej pracujete, jakou pracl Sc
zabyvate, jaky je vas plat a
je-li vas zamestnavatel ocho-
ten tax uciniti u jeho prohla-
SEMI, re hodla i nadale podrze-
tt vas jake sveho zamestnan-
ce.
zeny neztrac1 obcanstv1 roz-
vodem.
Dotaz: Pred mnoha Lefty sta
la jsem Sc americkou obcankOu
naturalisac1 sveho m~anzela, S
n1mz jsem Sc dala pred dvema
Lefty rozvesti. Ztratila jsem tim
to rozvodem obcanstv1? Jsem-
stale americkou obcankou,
jak 81 mohu O tom opatfiti du-
Odpoved: Manzelka, nabyv-
americkeho obcanstv1 SHAT
KEN S americkym obcanem
(coz bylo NONE jedine pred
%. zar1m 1929 neztrac1 anne
rickeho obcanstv1 rozvodem.
Stal-li Sc vas nekdejs1 manzel
americkym obcanem az pc
snatku s vami, ale pred %. "a
rim 1922, mdzete 81 opatriti
sv1j obcansky certifikat, poda-
ELI 81 o nej zAdost okresnfmu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
P.OPELKA.
Pfelozil Gustav B. Reisl.

sveho zivota."
"Ovsem, chcete-li, mGzete
Sc tax nazyvati, ale Cd teto
chv1le vase prave a zakonite
jmeno jest PAM Carlyonova.
Bylo to podivno, re tato pro-
sta skutecnost temeT mne hna-
la V zoufalstvf.
Gale ia = ia toho nemohu
snesti ="
"Pojdte Sc mnou, Cyrillo, ne
chcete-li, ably Sc kolem mas u
tvoTil zastup lid a roznesl zpra
WI, re jsme oddani." "Vzal to
das, mGzete zGstati slecnou
Moffatovou, az, az ="
"Az zemru," rekla jsem, "a
to take ucinim. Poslednf do
bou vedla jsem bfdny zivot a
tohle je vrcholem vSeho. ia =
oh, Petre, CO to delate?"
Petr byl uchopil mou ruku a
1ibal il vasnive; bylat visela
Poole meho boku, bez rukavic-
ky; byla to ruka ma kterou ma
vleknut byl snubn1 prsten.
"M1j drahousku- mGj dra-
housku! Miluji vas a tax jsem
hresil ma vasi lehkovernost,"
pravil, jake by zachvacen BY
val nahlym pocitem l1tosti; "a
nevfm, jak posoudite m1j u
skok. V6Tte mi, byla to ma Ia
ska hluboka = Cyrillo" - vo-
lal pTeslpan, go delate?"
Byla jsem zat1m stahla sv1j
snubnf prsten a jakmile byl do
lie, odhodila jsem jej daleko
mezi krov1.
"Nechtela jsem, ably mne pri
pom1nal ty ohyzdne smesne OBJ
Tady oddavkG, kterymi jsem k
Will YAM dnes rano musila pro-
jft," rekla jsem;"a nyn1, co jste
chtel Tfci o 1skoku a x las
ce?"
Ale on Sc tvaril, jake by ne
slysel, byl ma kolenou hledaje
mil ztraceny prsten. Ovsam
re jej nasel a blade jej meme
vlozil jej do sve kapsy.
"MGzete 81 jej podrzeti,"
pravila jsem mu.
"Kdybyte jen vedela, jak
lt6ZkO mi bVlO dOStati DraVOu
velikost -" I.
"Jak jste to jen dokazal?"
prerusila jsem no. y
"Nepamatujete Sc, jak jste
pred tydnem zkousela prsten u
lady Rawnsleyove? Pozadal
jsem il, ably vyhledala prsten,
ktery by VAN hodil, a ona ="
t'Pred tydnem?" opakovala
jsem. "Vy vsak jste nezavraz-
dill lorda Rawnsleyho pred IT,
dnem."
"Domnfval jsem Sc tehdy. Re
budu moci vas ziskati, aniz
bych musel ukliditi uboheho
Rawnsleyho," small Sc Petr.
Jeho veselost mne desila.
"Domnivate-li Sc m1ti pT1ci-
nu ku veselosti, pane Carlyone,
ia il nemam a muslin yam po-
vedeti, re vase veselost jest ne
vcasna."
Petr vystr1zlivel v okamziku,
ackoliv V obliceji jeho spocfval
jaksi ~neprozkoumatelny vyraz
jake by znamenaj1cf, re Sc n.y.
nj NIUE sati at Sc mi to jiz lib
neb nel1bi.
"Jedno sl1vko, "pravila jsem
kvapne, "vedela lady Rawnsle-
yova, re zamysl1te koupiti mne
svatebn1 prsten?"
Jeho oblicej Sc zardel.
"Ona = ona -"
"Proslm nevytacejte se," pra
villa jsem, "nestojf to "a to-"
Ona vedela.
MONA re vi, re jste mne
poJal "a zenu," prohodila jsem
nahodlle a nemysl1c 81, re by
toho nepopfel S dychtivosti.
"Nuze, paklize mi byla ma
pomocnou, = CO jest ma tom
zalezeno?" zvolal skoro vzdor-
ne.
eco ma tom jest zalezeno?"
opakovala jsem rozmrzena.
"Nemohu vas pochopiti. pane
Carlyone. ia Sc podrobila to-
muto obradu S nejvetsf tajnos-
ii, nikdo O tom nemel vede-
tt, nlkomu O tom nemelo by
tt ucineno sdelenf."
Lady Rawnsleyova nevyzra-
d1 jedineho silvia"
"Povedel jste il take ,jak la
skave jste il zbavil nevftaneho
manzela?" dotazovala jsem Sc
pT1sne.
"Nepodavejte Sc, Cyrillo ia
kOVVm rOZmarTm Rl<z<uo GO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05

Poved6lat jsem mu nepff-
jemnou pravdu nepf1jemnym
zpdsobem. Petr pokusil Sc,
ably to pTemohl.
"Cyrillo, kdyz jsem koupil
ten svatebnf prsten, byl mi uka-
zan skvostny sperk z peril a
satirn S bohatym rubinem
uprostred; Wy mGj drahousku
Sc sym manzelem a dftka-
ma -"
"Pane Carlyone," vpadla
jsem mu rozhorlena do feci,
"jak Sc m1zete odvazit takto
mne urazeti? Ones jsem Sc
podrobila svatebn1mu obradu
v onom kostele a ten obrad
mne sprostil vsech zavazkG
lasky, = vsech domacfch ma
klonnost1.
"Jednou pro vzdy 81 pama-
tu.jte," pokracovala jsem, "ze
odmftam vsechno zertovanf O
tonic predmetu. Budu YAM
povdecnou, paklize nynf bude-
tie tax laskav a mne opust1te
nechci nikdy vice spatriti vas
oblicej, leda bych k tomu byla
nucena a ne, nedbam o pr
stem = nepTijmu no! Oprav-
du ne! Radeji bych zemrela
hladem, nez abych Kainovi by
la povinna dikem "a drobtu
chleba."
Vyraz obliceje Petrova veru
nebyl prfjemny.
Petr mne nevyruSil, v tom O.
hledu byl pr1lis zdvorilym, po-
zorovala jsem vsak, re Sc chy-
sta k nejake dGkladne reci,
kteraz mela odmftnouti vsech-
ny me drsne poznamky.
Pojednou udala Sc S MIN
zmena.
Pozorovala jsem ma mem W.
raz rozmrzelosti.
"Cyrillo," zvolal kvapne, 60
bratme sc a jdeme k pr1cel1,
neb jinak Sc setkame S lordem
Glyffittem."
Uchopil Sc meho rame, jake
by mne chtel tahnouti S Sc
bou.
Jak mi srdce poskocilo pr
zaslechnutl toho jmena, = Q
jak!"
ga Sc nestrachuji setkan1 S
nim," odpovedela jsem, domn1-
vajfc Sc, re Petrovi bylo yale
zeno jen ma tom, ably mne use
tril mrzutosti.
"Pospeste, posp6ste, = on
vas spatTil."
Ale prve nez jsem mohla cd.
povedeti, Petr byl jiz ma 1stu-
pu.
ia vsak nebyla tax neslus.
nou, abych jej byla nasledova-
la; pfedsevzala jsem 81, re
pdjdu dale a sym chovanim
Sc, re ukazi lordu Glyffittovi
jak dobre snesu jeho chova.
nj.
Musela-li jsem trpeti, chtela
jsem trpeti sama, nechtftc mu
DAFT ma jevo, jak snadno zniciI
me srdce.
Jak ale bylo podivnym cd
Petra jednanfm, = jak bylc
nemuznym, re takto ode mne
utekl, jest-li re Sc nemylil v
mem Sc chovanf a nemyslel, re
ia take pobehnu.
Ohlednula jsem Sc a on jiz
zmizel z meho dostfehu, = ne
chal mne abych Sc S lordem
Glyffittem samotna setkala.
I kdyby byl myslel, re dame
prednost soukromne rozmluve
dopomohl nam k nj podivnym,
skoro nevysvetlitelnym zpGso-
benz.
Byla jsem pripravena, re
minu Oswalda S chladnou a
hrdou 1klonou.
Ma mizerie byla dosud prilis
novou a c%erstvou, nez abych
Sc byla mohla pokusiti O neja-
Ike vycitky.
"Aj, Cyrillo!" zvolal on S
pr1zvukem ~nejvetsfho prekva-
penf, "jak pax jsem vas Ease
nynf urazil?"
Prav1 Sc, re nekdy mono
sklatiti cloveka steblem travy
V tn chvfli by mne snad byl
mohl sklatiti nec1m slabsfm.
"Stal sc snad prece jen ne
|jaky omyl?" tazala jsem Sc a
srdce Sc mi pTi tom 1zkostf sew
|Telo.
"Omyl?" opakoval Oswald.
"Ne, = jaky omyl? Cyrillo,
mdj drahousku, ia -"
"Tise!" pravila jsem pozve-
davai1c DrOSehn4 svVch ruko11
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05

neprlchazel. Byl Jsem J1z SkO-
TO v Beechleigh, kdyz jsem Sc s
MIN setkal. Povedel mi, re
jste nemocna, byvsi postizena
prudkym zachvatem neuralgia.
"To jest neco CO jsem jeste
nikdy nemela."
"a pax mne zadal, re 81
prejete abych svou ~navstevu
odlozil ma dnesnf vecer."
ooh Oswalde, - Oswalde!"
To bylo vse CO jsem mohla
ffci.
Musila jsem priloziti ruce k
menu srdci, nebot mi bylo ia
ko by muscle puknouti.
"Neposlala jste mi takovy
vzkaz?"
"Zajiste re ne! A kdyz jste
nepTisel, domn1vala jsem Sc, re
jest toho hrozny konec lorda
Rawnsleyho prfcinou i poslala
jsem YAM lfstek.'
"Listek vcerejsiho vecera?
Neobdrzel jsem zadneho."
Sevrevsi mu rukou pevne je-.
no rame, pravila jsem spawn
hlasem:
"Vy jste ale obdrzel mdj IL
sick v dnesn1 rano?"
"PTi sam !bGh, neobdrzel
Gin vsak to jest, Cyrillo, re
jednate tax podivne. Co ma
tom nynf zalezf? Pojdte do
vnitr a usednete = mGzeme
81 bro vSe v%ysvetliti. Jest yam
snad nedobre?"
Bylo-li mi nedobre?
Kdybych Sc byla skacela
mrtva k zemi, kdo by Sc tomu V
tu chv1li byl mohl diviti?
Strasne zjeven1, jez Sc mi
vt1ralo ma mysl, bylo skoro zdr-
cujfc1 nez ably mohlo byti sna-
Seno.
Pc tom co jsem tehdy proof
tia, budu povzdy vedeti, re
mGzeme snaseti potud a media
lie, re i pro nase snasenf jest j.
sta mez.
Ia tn jistou mez boil Sc stava
prflis velkym nez ably mohl BY
tt pochopen a proto jest odmi-
tan.
"Popelko, jste nemocna, m6j
drahouSku?" opakoval Oswald
1zkostlive.
PTistoupil blize ku mne, ably
mi poskytl podporu sveho ra-
me, = pohodlf sve ochrany.
ia pozvedla ruku, jake bych
Ijej chtela odpustiti cd sebes; on
!, prekvapen pohlfzel ma slabou
tn prekazku, kterouz jsem mu
v cestu kladla.
All, on jeste nevedel niceho
, O hluboke te propasti mezi ma,
mi, jiz mic jineho nez smrt mo-
) hla preklenouti.
"Vy jste neobdrzel me listy
lorde Glyffitte?" vypravila
: jsem konecne re sebe. "Jak sc
tedy stale, re jste zodpovldal
! mou zadost a napsal "ano"
pTipojil svGj podpis?"
"Pojdte a usednete, Popel-
ko; chvejete sc cd hlavy k pa.
te. Mohu vysvetliti vse, = ne.
budeme mfti vice zadnych ne.
dorozumeni mGj drahousku!
> "Byli jsme jeden vdci druhe-
! mu v minulych nekolika mesl-
c1ch ukrutni, mil drahousku,'
: pokracoval S dGrazem. "Moh
jsem vas m1ti sobe ma bllzku
m1sto co jsem vas nechal kra.
: ceti zivotem Sc znamkou stu.
zebnosti ma cele. Miluji vas pr
! lis vrele, nez abych 81 mohl ma.
dale zahravati Sc. svym stest1m
Navazoval jsem o tom cd ono
. no stastneho, stastneho vece-
, ra, = cd predvcerejska, kdy
:, jsem zvedel, re mas opravdov6
mic nerozlucuje. Porto Sc roz-
hodnete a prijmete mou ruku
lined, nebot mic mas vice neroz
dvojf."
On, Jak krute ZaSanlO kaZde
ljeho sloyo me srdce!
CO jsem ucinila, re jsem by
, la takto trestana?
; On, mGj nejdrazsi, nejzboz-
novanejs1 v brzku Dude nucen
Sc mnou Sc rozlouciti. Oh, ne
besa, jak toho budu moci snes-
tt a z1ti?
(; Vyraz meho obliceje musel
tlumociti neco z me naproste
opustenosti.
"Mdj drahousku, proc jen Sc
,tak vazne tvarite?" tazal sc
Oswald, pTistoupiv nahle ku
mne a pojav mne We sve rame,
tisknul mne k srdci svemu. "Ne
snaze pominuly, = ia Sc o vas
hlasim. - ia. - aVSak CO lest
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09

Shortridge to Hold Spring Dance
Annual spring dance of the Short
ridge Social Committee will be held
tomorrow in the Shortridge gym.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
INDIANA PHONE
ASSOCIATIONS
MEETING ENDS
Clifton Mccormick Gives
Closing Address at
Convention.

Federal rural rehabilitation funds
experimenting the s26,OOO0O0 con-
tribution of the Agriculture Adjust
ment Administration in Indiana will
make rural communities the logical
market for expansion of telephone
service.
Such was the opinion expressed
today by Clifton E. Mccormick, FIT.
Wayne. in the closing address at the
annual convention of the Indiana
Telephone Association at the Clay
pool
Telephone company officials can
expect a Tightening of governmental
regulation as a result of current
governmental philosophy the dele
gates were told yesterday by F. B.
MacKinnon, Chicago. president of
the United States Independent Tel
ephone Association.
Frank E. Bonn, association presi-
dent, reported that virtually every
state company showed substantial
subscriber gains during the year.
Eric Brooke. Lafayette, told the
commercial conference that news
paper advertising is the best me-
dunn for reaching On-SubScribers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
Wnman,s Climb Snonsnrs Dance

Christian Park Woman's Clue will
sponsor a dance at g tonight IN the
community house. Mrs. Emma
Moore, chairman. is being assisted
by Mrs. Herbert Hayes and Mrs.
Lawrence Curry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
BEAR IS TOUCH
Guy OF JUNGLE,
BEATTY THINKS
Wild Animal Trainer Would
Rather Choose Lion
or Tiqer.

Hoosier citizens who feel they
must get familiar with wild animals.
should choose tigers, lions or
leopards in preference to bears IN
the opinion Of CLYDE Beatty. cele-
brated wild animal trainer
You can bluff one Of the big cats.
but YOU can't bluff a bear-he's TOO
smart Mr. Beatty told group OF
men yesterday at luncheon IN the
Columbia Club.
Frederick F. SChortemeier. gen.
eraI secretary Of the Indiana Circus
Corp. and general counsel for Cole
Brothers-Clyde Beatty Circus, vas
host at the luncheon.
MI. Beatty, Allen King. also a Wild
animal trainer. Christian JohanSen.
trainer Of horses and lack Terrill
and Jess Adkins, the circus owners,
We're guests at the luncheon.
Mr. Beatty said he would rather
train cats" fresh from the Jungle
than those born in captivity.
If you see me with my back TO a
lion or tiger you'll know it's because
I trust him, the animal trainer eX-
planned.
Patience vas termed by the three
trainers as the prime requisite for
/ successful animal training.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
FREE FIVE IN BOOKIE
ARREST; NO EVIDENCE
Judge Myers Holds Slips of Paper
Not Betting Markers.

Charges against five persons ar
rested in a raid on 221 N. Capitol
av last Thursday were dismissed late
yesterday by Municipal Judge
Dewey Myers on the basis of INSULT
cient evidence.
Those discharged we're Ed Holke-
mier, Simon Weber and Miss Nell
Kirk all of the Capitol-av address,
and Kenneth Ballard, 25 w. Mich
igan-st. and Ernest Snider, 742 N.
New Jersey-St.
Police claimed that slips of paper
confiscated during the raid repre-
scented betting markers Judge
Myers ruled that there was no evil
dence to support his theory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
CHURCH GROUP
WILL OBSERVE
ANNUAL FETE
Indiana Catholic Women to
Celebrate Mary'S Day
Saturday.

Members Of the International
Federation ~ Catholic Aiumnae IN
Indiana and indianapolis VII ceie-
brate the eighth annual Mar Day
with fitting ceremonies Saturday
The day was first established oy
Mr. Elizabeth Marable Brennan
past president ~ The federation and
an aiumua Of S.. Johns Academy.
indianapolis
Alumnae organizations 0f Lady
wood Seminary. S. Agnes Academy.
ST. Johns Academy. ST. Mary
Acadcmv and local alumuee
OF S. Mars Notre Dame St
Mar ~ the Woods and Oidcnburg
together with students OF the loca.
girls Catholic high schools viii at
tend = special mass a. 2 Saturday
morning A. ST. Johns Roman Cath
ole Church
The Rev Henry Dugan chancel-
Tor q the diocese. has charge Of the
activities in this region. Mis- Helen
OHara has charge Of nc local
Observance She IS assisted by Ms
Mary Resale Beck and Miss Fran
ceS Steid.e.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
HARRY EINSTANDIG is
EDITOR OF BOOSTER
Staff Is Appointed for Man.
uaI Annual.

The election Of Harry Einstardig
as editor Of the June 1885 Booster,
senior annual at Manual Training
High School. was announced today.
Freda Brill is associate editor, and
Richard Hill is art editor
The staff includes GeOrgianna
Amt and Hortense Hermann. art
assistants, Frances Jean Weber,
Ivy Day. Frances Brazeal. Glass
Day: Gertrude Oertel. class play:
Bernard Kassef. jokes; Clayton
Nichols. sports. and Charlotte Wal
lace and Edmond Phillips clubs.
A committee headed by ROSeann
Fogarty will prepare the personals
of the graduating seniors. Miss
Elizabeth Hodges of the faculty is
editorial staff sponsor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
ARMOUR co. IS LEADER
Local Packing Plant One of 80 to
ReDOrt No Accidents

Armour & Co. plant Of Indianap-
oils and the Home Packing q Ice
Co. plant. Terre Haute. operating
throughout the month without acct
dent. helped make March the safest
month on record IN that industry.
the Institute OF American Meat
Packers announced today These
plants are among 40 in the nation
70 be awarded pennants by the In
Stitute.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
COMMITTEES NAMED
FOR ALUMNI PARTY
Houston H. Meyer Is Chairman of
Technical High Event.

Committee appointments for the
Technical High School alumni party
June l were announced today by
Houston H. Meyer, general chair
man.
The appointees are Raymond
Stewart and George Thompson,
mailing committee; Miss Mary Lou
Use SchWier, Miss Dorothy StOelting
and Miss Dorothy Carey, Tech
news TO alumni: Harold Walter and
Miss Alberta Kappeler. life mem
bership cards; Miss Hilda Kreft, re-
freshments: Miss Lucille Mower,
checking service; Miss Hazel Bar
rows. advertising, and Mrs. Flea
nor Moore. alumni officers and bust
ness meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
MISSING BOY is FOUND
11-Year- Lad Wandering on
Highway; Gone Since Tuesday.

Found wandering on the highway
eight miles south of Lebanon last
night, Harold Callahan, II, Of 503l
Sheldon-st, was back home today
He had been missing since Tuesday
morning. When he was brought to
police headquarters last night by
the man who found him, Harold
had a small bicycle he had found
on State Road So.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
Exchange Club to Hear Dean

DR.. A. w Nolan. dean OF the
School of Agriculture, University OF
Illinois. and regional vice president
of the National Exchange Club, Will
address the Indianapolis Exchange
Club at its lunchean tomorrow in
the washington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
CHAIN Boy is BACK
IN DETENTION HOME
Leaves Home Without His
Parents Consent.

Ten-year-old Chester FrederickS
Jr. went to the movie last night
without leave of his parents and to-
day he is back in the Juvenile De-
tcntiOn Home, from which he was
released only few days ago.
When he was in before, Chester
had been found with large log
chain locked about his neck. His
father explained in court that he
had chained the child so that he
would not run away.
Last night Chester appeared at a
movie theater near his home,
begged a pass, and was found there
by police not long afterWard.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
CITY BOY SCOUTS GET
227 MERIT AWARDS
Badges Presented by r. -. BELIEF
at Court Of Honor.

Representatives Of 40 Boy ScoW
troops we're presented with DOT
merit badges by T. o. Belzer. Scout
executive. at a court Of honor IN
Cropsev Hall at the Pubic Library
last night
Robert Carr Troop 30. became AN
eagle scout. ard William TrOyer.
George Hoffman Earl Shumaker.
Harry Nicholson. Robert Raber and
Prank KING were made life scouts
The rank OF star scout was attained
bv Winfield Reed. James Bradford
George Richter. Richard Carr,
Robert Witham and Richard
Wtham
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
TENT-CRASHING BOYS
STONE CIRCUS WORKER
st. Louis Man Sent 80 Hospital After
Rock Attack.

Stoned by small boys who were
determined to sneak into the circus,
Walter Chapman, 40, st. Louis, a
circus employee, was sent to City
Hospital last night for treatment.
When Mr.. Chapman ordered the
boys to get away from the tent, they
answered with a hail of rocks, one Of
which struck him in the cheek.
A member of the light-fingered
gentry took a billfold containing So,
some papers and change purse
from the pocket of Paul Moore, 4O2
Leeds-av. while he was at the circus
grounds last night, he told police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
FIRE REPORTS
GORGE TO BE BLASTED
$500 Tons of Rock viii BE Removed
at Niagara Falls.

D IWTT' " 7 80
TORONTO, ontario. May o
Some $500 tons of rock overhan9ing
the gorge near Table Rock House on
the Canadian side at Niagara Falls
will be blasted away
The Niagara Parks Commission
decision to blast the ledge, which
has been fenced off from pedeS-
trians because of fear it would col
lapse, was a safety measure.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
TWIN SONS BORN TO
MRS. RICHARD DIX
Hollywood Thrilled; Ruby Kecler
Arrives With sonny Boy"

BIZ ujtcd Press
HOLLYWOOD, May 9,-Babies-
Just babies-provided the film col
ony with enough to talk about for \
week today.
First of all the Richard DiXes had
Joined the Bing Crosbys and the
Lawrence Tibbets with double or
der of youngsters.
Then Ruby Keeler hoped off a
train with Sonny Boy" whom she
and AL Jolson adopted in Chicago
seven weeks after he saw the light
of day. and Hollywoodians wanted
to know whether the Jolsons were
going to take over a brother or sis
ter for AL Jr. and join the twin"
families-by adoption.