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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. James. Corrigan Of
Washington. The party was later en-
tertained at supper at Brooke Johns
Club, near Olney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louthan are both Gov
eminent employees, and will live in
Montgomery County. Md, having pur-
chased a home in West Chevy Chase
Heights.
The bride and her sister are from
What Cheer, Iowa, and have no rela-
tives in the East Miss Grace Roberts
is a teacher in Montgomery County
schools. at present principal of Lay
louisville Elementary School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-17
Ghost Party of
OhiOGirls Tomorrow

The Ohio Girls Club of Washing
ton, D. c., will give ghost party in
the Thomas Circle Club, at 1926 Mas
sachusetts avenue. tomorrow evening
at o'clock All Ohio girls and their
friends are invited to this party.
La opinión., 1935-07-28

cuando ella comenzo a cooperar con
decision y entusiasmo inquebranta-
bles a la magma obra de reconstruir
un mundo que habia sido cast total
mente d~estruido, v en- esa empresa
supo mostrarse tan competente y re-
suelta como en- TODD. Sus hijos, espe-
cialmente, fueron ell objeto de su mas
tierna solicitud.
ST, esos amos fueron de felicidad
para Ia Reina Maria, Quien no podia
sospechar que nuevas penas Sc halla-
ban va a~cechandola y que esas pc
mas iban a alcanZar proporciones in
finitas: s~obrevino la enfermedad del
Rey, quien habiendo sufrido VI res
friado durante la celebration de un
aniyersario del armisticio ante ell Ce-
notafio, bien pronto Sc vic atacado
de pulmonia, que estuvo a punto de
llevarle a la tumba.
BESIDE u principles, la enfermedad
del soberano revistio caracteres alar-
mantisimos, v de clio Sc do cabal
cuenta ell mismo Rey antes que sus
mismos medicos. Estos lie dijeron que
Sc hacfa necesaria una operation, Y
no lie ocultaron ell hecho de que la
intervention ouirurgica podria tener
un desenlace funesto. Entonces Jorge
V hizo llamar a la Reina para infor-
marie que habia decidido, en- vista de
la ausencia del Principe de Gales,
quien Sc encontraba en- una eXpedi-
cion cinegetica en- Africa. crear una
comisi6n que representara a la Co
roma en- la direction de los negocios
publicos v que ella. la Reina, debia
presidir aquella comision.
Aquel fue un terrible golpe para la
Reina Maria, quien considero esa de-
cision como una sentencia de muerte
cue Sc hubiera dictado contra su ANA
do esposo; pero m veZ supo sobre-
ponerse a SUI dolor Y con toda ente-
reza Sc puso a desempenar la nueva
mission que sc lie habfa encomendado.
Su ansiedad orincipal parecia o
sistir en- saber 81 ell Principe de Gales
podria llepar a tiempo para %encontrar-
Sc a su lado cuando ell Rev tuviera
que someterse a la oDeracion quirur-
oica Que Sc habia hecho indispensable.
Pero con 81 acostumbrado valor, no
deio trasladar al p1blico 10 que es-
taba pasando en- SUI corazon. Y ell do
mimic que tuvo sobre 81 misma fue
tan grande, que para que la nacion
no sc alarmara demasiado acerca de
la e~nfermedad de su soberano. tuvo
ell valor sufic.aEte para ir a dar su
ac~ostnmbrado raseo en- corhe todos
los dias en- Hyde Park. Cuando ell
Lord Alcaldo de Londres le envio un
telegrama para hacerle prcsentes las
|simpatfas del pueblo de la metropoli,
lie contest6 Embellishments con otro
mensaje en- ell que daba las g~racias,
La opinión., 1935-07-28

anadlendo que SUI esroso estaba sun
POGO mejor", por la misericordia de
Dios.
Ell Principe de Gales que, mientras
tanto, habia estado viajando con toda
la celeridad possible a traves de dos
~continentes para regresar al lado de
su padre. lego al fin a Londres la
vispera del dia ell que tenia que ser
operado ell monarch. Fue recibido en-
la Estacion Victoria por ell Duque de
York, con quien Sc dirigio en- coche
al Palacio de Buckingham, donde los
dos hermanos encontraron en- 10 alto
de la escalera que conduce a las ha-
bitaciones privadas de los s~oberanos,
a la Reina Maria, que abrio los bra
EOS a su p~rimogenito v 10 estrecho en-
un largo abrazo, despues de 10 cual
10 acompano a la alcoba de su padre.
Todo llega a su fin en- este mundo,
y la enfermedad del Rey termino al
fin en- medic del regocijo de sus sub
ditos. va en- plena convalecencia,
Jorge V fue a la Cathedral de San Pa
bio a un solemne s~ervicio de accion
de g~racias, yende a su lado la Reina.
Ambos fueron embellishments aplau-
didos, cast tanto como durante ell re-
ciente Jubilee, y por primera veg en-
muchas semanas Sc dibujo una SON
risa en- ell rostro de la soberana. -.
BESIDE entonces, la existencia de la
Reina Maria ha seguido un curse tran
quilo. Su hijo menor, ell Principe Jor-
ge lie ha traido una nueva hija a
quien amar y sus nietos son para la
soberana una fuente de constante ale
gria, especialmente la princesita lsa-
bel, que es la favorita de la abuela.
Al llegar ell Jubilee de su esposo, la
Reina tuvo muchas razones para vol
yer con gratitud los ojos hacia ell pa
sado, recordando que a traves de amos
de duelo Y de amos de algeria, STEM
pre- supo encontrarse a la altura de
su mission, desempenando admirable
mente sus multiples deberes. En- cier-
ia OCCASION alguien lie pregunto que
desearia que sus subditos dijeran
acerca de ella, y sin vacilar un ms
tante contesto: "~Solamente una cosa,
"Dios bendiga a la Reina"...
La opinión., 1935-07-28

~pretendiente al trono de Hanover, ha-
ciendo 81 viaje a Berlin en- compania
de la Reina Maria.
Doce meses despues estallo la Cue
IRA Mundial, durante la cual Sc pu-
sieron de relieve las mas mobiles en-
ire las mobiles cualidades de la Reina.
Fue una de las contadas personals que
en- Inglaterra nunca perdieron la es-
peranza, nj u durante los dias mas
tragicos de aquella epoca de TRACE
dia. Mientras que duro ell conflicto,
la soberana nunca Sc divide de ser
valiente. de tener confianza en- la mi
sericordia divina y de esperar ell triun-
TO final de SUI propia patria.
Entire todos sus cuidados como so
berana, la Reina tuvo que hacer fren-
tie, ademas, a las ansiedades de indo-
lie personal, como por ejemplo aquel
sombrio dia del mes de noviembre
en- que lie lego la noticia de que ell
Rey habia sufrido un accidente en-
Francia, cuando su caballo Sc enca-
brito v 10 hizo caer maltrecho.. Fue
aquel un grave Academic, mucho mas
serio de 10 que Sc hizo saber al pu-
blico. Despues de 10 ocurrido en- ell
frente, Jorge V fue conducido en- ca
milla a un tren y transportado en- una
ambulancia al Palacio de Bucking-
ham, donde su consorte 10 recibio con
la sonrisa en- los labios y con la deses-
peracion en- ell coraz6n.
AL fin apareci6 un rayo de luz en-
aquelia vida de ansiedades Y torturas,
al recibirse la noticia de que habia
sido concertaGo Ell armisticio. Lordres
Sc transformo como por TN milagro,
y todos parecian resistirse a Greer
la grata nueva. Cuando las Gudas Sc
desvanecieron, una compacta multi
tud Sc aglomero frente al Palacio de
Buckingham, y todos los que la inte-
graham maintenance callados y con
los ojos fijos en- ell balloon principal
de la morada de los s~oberanos... AL
fin estallo un clamor de APPLAUSE GUAM
do Sc presentaron ell Rey, la Reina y
la Reina Madre en- ell balloon Y los
aplausos continuation sin interruption,
hasta que un hombre de voz esten-
torea domino las demas voces, claman-
do: Ella Reina, la Reina! iQueremos
a la Reina"
Jorge V do un paso atras c hizo
senal a su consorte para que ocu-
para ell primer puesto en- ell balloon.
De los ojos de la soberana brotaban
incontenibles lagrimas de felicidad,
mientras que sc a%delantaba ante su
pueblo, con ell que nunca como enton-
ces sc habian sentido tan ligada por
los lazos del amor.
Los amos que siguieron a la Guerra
Mundial fueron de paZ, pero de cons
tante actividad para la Reina. No bien
habia terminado la lucha armada,
La opinión., 1935-07-28
LAS AVENTURAS DE-.
(Sigre dc Ia Ia. pdg.)

mente inutil lavarse y frotarse las
manos: la polvora ~permanecera adhe-
rida a los tejidos.
La policia americana im%pregna
parafina liquida las mano de
los sospechosos y deja que Sc So
lidifique. Sc retira luega esta cera
que es tratada por n seduction quiz
mica,-acido sulfurico, segun creo-.
La parafina reacciona en- azul, Y la
polvora, 81 es que hay polvora, da un
tinte verde.
Una de las girls" fue sometida a
esta curiosa experienced; luego lie lie
go ell turno a un m%arinero, y en- fin,
oil que me llamaban por mi nombre:
Lord Montagu, aproximese, v ra-
pidamente!
Pero ell examen, claro es, no do
resultado alguno.
La opinión., 1935-07-28
DESMAYO DE UNA STAR"

La Ultima que sufrio la prueba in
q"uisitorial de la parafina fue una pc
quena %"star", rubia de 10 amos, Y que
de todas las beldades de la expedition,
habia sido contratada la antevispera
por Wanderwell. Era una deliciosa
'baby" de cinema, de ojos a~zules, apa-
rentemente incapaZ de cometer un
crimen nj de hacer ell menor NAL a
nadie.
Sc lie cubrieron las manos de cera,
teniendo lugar en- seguida la expe-
riencia.
-;Ya la tenemosi- exclamaron
triunfalmente los detectives.
Luego, a~cercandose a la "girl', lie.
gritaron cast al unisono:
1iFue listed quien disparoi
La muchacha tuvo entonces una es-
pecie de temblor de espanto. Sc des-
mayo Y fue necesario I'm largo mo-
mento antes de que pudiera CONT
nuarse ell interrogatorio.
Entire ~balbuceos y sollozos, la incul-
pada declare que no habia tocado ia
mas en- su vida un revolver, pero que,
en- ell deposito, habia visto la camisa
de Wanderwell manchada de sangre
y la habia ~recogido.
Despues de las invest,gaciones del
edoo, SStd aieBdCion Tue COHlirIldud.
La polvora que Sc ~encontraba en- sus
manos procedia ~efectivamente de las
parcelas que estaban aGheridas aun a
la camisa.
La policia parecia ahora concentrar
toda su atencion en- mi. jPoseia yo
un revolver?
ST, respond sin %pestanear; pero
Sc 10 di a alguien que tenia la inten-
ci6n de ir a cazar al Canada, Y que,
para protegerme en- la selva, tenia
necesidad de una arma de fuego.
La policia Sc lanzo entonces tras
las hueilas de mi pistola, Y a mi horro-
rizada estupefaccion, mi amigo de-
claro haberla cedido a. otra persona,
y cuando Sc quiso identificar ell do
micilio sc descubrio que no existia la
calle nj ell numero. Este "affaire"
eomenzaba a tomar un NAL sesgo. Yo
iSfGne en- Ia pI3. Ia
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-24
MISS FARRELLY HERE

After a short visit with friends in Skagway, Jane A. Farrelly, sec retary of the Territorial Senate. returned to Juneau aboard the Northwestern.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-24
TERRI EISANI
 LEAVES JUNEAU

Ferri-Pisani, who has been in Juneau several days gathering ma terial for "Gringoire,' magazine published in Paris, left Juneau on the Northwestern. He left the ship at Skagway and travel over land to Dawson, thence down the Yukon River to Fort Yukon, Circle md Panama. From Panama he will go to Nenana and Fairbanks. He expects to travel over the Richard on Highway from Fairbanks to Valdez where he will sail for Cor dova and return to Juneau. He ex- poets to reach here on his return journey to Paris about the last of August.
 In reply to questions regarding the type of local color available in Juneau for publication in Grin goire," Ferri-Pisani said that he preferred to keep it secret. French people and Americans have differ ent interests" he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-24
SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST.
Anchorage, Alaska.
 September 10, 1884.


 Notice is hereby given that the Northwestern Herring Co. have filed an application for a trade and manufacturing site, Anchorag e .07840, for a tract of land situated at the head of Port Conclusion, Baranof Island, embraced in U. S. Survey No. 2l50 from which corner No. l said US.L.M. No. 2l50 bears IS. g 13' W. 2.59 chains distant, containing 5.906 acres. Latitude 65 15 N Longitude l34o 4O 30" w. and it is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office, Anchorage. AL aska.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely should file their adverse claims in the U. S. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter. or. they will be barred by the provisions of the Statutes.
 FLORENCE L. KOLB,
 Acting Register. First publication, June Is, 1895. Last publication, Aug. 20, 1895.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-24
seA vi Marine News
Stea4Aer Movements
NoRTHBoUND

Alaska scheduled to arrive at . 7:3O o'clock tomorrow morn ing. . Princess Louise scheduled to . arrive late tomorrow after . noon or evening. . SCHEDULED sAILNGS . . North Sea scheduled to sail . from Seattle June 24 at g . pm. . Prince George scheduled to sail . from Vancouver June "A at . g pm. . . Aleutian scheduled to sail rom [ Seattle June 25 at g am. Zapora scheduled to sail from Seattle June 28. . Prince Robert scheduled to sail . from Seattle June
 from Vancouver June 28, at { 9spm. . Yukon scheduled to sail from Seattle July 29 at g am. { . Prince Rupert scheduled to sail { . from Vancouver July at g pm. ( . Northwestern scheduled to sail ( from Seattle July at g { . am. ( . Princess Charlotte scheduled to ( sail from Vancouver June 29 ( at 9 pm. . Northland scheduled to sail ( from Seattle July at ( pm. SOUTHPnlrND SAILLNGS i. . No steamer North or to west ( 2 ward. ( LOCAL SAILINGS . Estebeth leaves every Wednes- ( day night at pm. for . Sitka and wayports. . Dart leaves every Friday at | . am. for Petersburg. Rake . ' aud wayports. . = sS (
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-24
NORTHWESTERN HERE BRlEFL Y
 THIS MORNING
Vessel Stops at Juneau En- loute from Skagway to
 Sitka and Seattle

After leaving here Saturday after noon for Lynn Canal ports, the steamer Northwestern made brief return early this morning, stopping 1t Pacific Coast Dock for an hour before proceeding southbound to sitka and Sedttie.
 The northbound list:
 For Skagway-J. H. Farrell, How ard Day, Sister Mary Modesto. A. LaMay
 For Haines-Mrs. o. Carmichael, w P. Johnson, II. G. Dickinson.
 The inbound list:
 From Haines-L. Ekloy.
 From Skagway Wirth, F. J Craig, Nelson Beers Lucille Babbitt, D. c. Fairman, Jane A. Farrelly, ,. I Coulter, Carl Lovct.
 The southbound list:
 For Kotchikan-David R. Hill, Jack Sarvela.
 For Sitka = Alton Howe, Ben Lindberg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-24
ESCAPES FROM
 BURNING BOAT
Carl Wirth, Lake Repre- sentative, Tells of Ex~
 perience on Yacht

Carl Wirth, Alaska representative of the w. J: Lake Co, Seattle, was a passenger on the Northwestern to Skagway and return to Juneau. MT. Wirth was a guest aboard the il-fated cruiser Alt Heidelberg, which burned recently to the wat CTS edge off Vank Island light, six miles from Wrangell.
 In describing the loss of the $60,- GOO vessel, MT. Wirth stated that the fire, which started on the starboard, side forward of the en- zine room, spread rapidly, and hardly had all passengers and crew been safely removed in two boats before $50 gallons of gasoline ex- ploded, sending debris and water hundreds of feet into the air, geyser fashion. It was never-to-be-for- gotten sight, MT. Wirth said.
 MT. Wirth stated that Elmer Jakeway, of the Jakeway DiStrib- uting O., owner of the burned craft, has ordered another cruiser, the Kingfisher, from Seattle, to handle the distribution of Alt Hei- dleberg beer among Alaskan ports. It is expected soon, MT. Jakeway said. The loss of the Alt Heidle- berg was not covered fully by in surance, MT. Jakeway is quoted as saying.
 MT. Wirth left on the Northwest ern for Skagway and expects to stop in Juneau on her return trip
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-24
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-24
PRINCE RUPERT
 MAKES JUNEAU
 pSATURDAY
Canadian National Steamer Takes Nine Aboard on
 Southbound Run

Arriving rom okasWay at mlo- night Saturday, the Prince Rupert stopped here for two hours before proceeding to Vancouver, B. C., in completion of her first round trip of the summer season. While berth ed at the City Dock, the Canadian National steamer took aboard nine Juneau passengers.
 The outbound list:
 For Vancouver, B. C.-S. V. Car ", Orris Gerig, Kenneth Hall, Don Lanstrup, George Redeem, Ralston Bennington, Don Bussey, J. H Massey, c. B. Erickson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-24
SUPERINTENDENT'S WIFE
 TRAVELS TO SKOWL ARM

Mrs, Jeff c. Buschmann, wife of the superintendent of the Deep Sea Salmon Company, at Skowl Arm was brought to that port by the Northwestern from Seattle. With her were her two children, Jeff, O., Jr.. and Lorraine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-24
1 HAL.IBUTERS
 SELL, SEATTLE

SEATTLE, June 24.-Halibut ar- rivals, catches and sales today are as follows:
 From the western banks-Consti- tuition 35,000 pounds, 8A and 77s cents a pound; Bo1ind a 21 ,O00 pounds, 9ls and "A; Atlas, 32,000 pounds, 8A and 7ss.
 From the local banks-Repeat, 5000 pounds, 9A and cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-28
JUNE %, 1885

Forest Park. Noblesville. @. H. Ar
mold. secretary of the indianapolis
alumni group, announced today.
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TRADE VOLUME
IN CITY STORES
SHOWS Squirt
Department Houses Here on
Top in Seventh Federal
Reserve District.

Topping the performance Of all
other cities in the Seventh Federal
Reserve district, Indianapolis de-
partment store trade in May spurted
rs per cent ahead of the cores
ponding month last year, according
to the monthly report Of business
conditions issued today by the Chi
cago Federal Reserve Bank.
As a consequence Of the ex-
banded volume of business, stocks Of
merchandise Of local stores are re-
duced 16.5 per cent from May, 1894.
Although May sales were only l
per cent above April of this year,
this was counter to the general
trend as the district for a whole re-
vealed a 2 per cent recession.
The fine showing of city depart
ment store trade during May, as
compared with a year ago, was best
exhibited by contrast. Chicago sales
for the month were IT per cent
below a year ago. while Detroit's
sales volume was "a per cent lower.
In the matter of inventory posi-
ton, Indianapolis position was
greatly dissimilar to the general
condition. Stocks in Chicago, for
instance, were O.6 per cent ahead of
a year ago; Detroit stocks was 0.4
per cent lower and the decline for
the entire district was only 0.9 per
cent.
Accelerated by the May transac-
tons net sales for the first five
months of the year were placed 10.4
per cent ahead of the 1884 period. or
almost double the improvement reg
istered by the entire district.
The ratio of May collections to ac-
counts outstanding at the end of
April, significant as barometer of
capacity to pay, also dis
played improvement over a year ago.
The percentage last month was 42.4
per cent, contrasted with 1919 per
cent a year ago.
indianapolis ratio of collections
was topped only by Detroit. where
automobile activity in
May injected considerable cash into
business channels.
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In City Churches Sunday

First United Brethren Rev. George
p SINGER, pastor morning theme. Hear
M ana Obey.nE night. We Are
Central Christian-Tae Rev ". A shul-
lrn7erger. pastor. Mo- ming theme, Which
NAt-Whose WIZ
81. Matthew Lutheran The Rev L e F.
p ckier pastor. Morning theme Blessed
me Nation whose Coo Is the Lord"
Centenary Christian-The Rev. Harry T.
BridweA. pastor. Morning theme. The
7rzifinZ Christ. night. a pageant given
ov fEs Christian Endssvor.
Central Avenue VI. E.-Ths Rev. Charles
Drake Skinner. pastor Morning theme
he Blessing Of Remembrance, night.
Young peoples meeting Perry Radcliffe
spesking on Living q Hours Day"
st. Paul VI. Eth Pew. Charles r.
Lizenbv. pastor Morning theme The
Cal n the New Year" night. War for
Profits.
st. GEORGES Episcopal The Rev. Fran
ri7 TetI. war. Holy Communion AZ a..
church school al .. morning service at 10.
All saints Csthedrsl-The Rev. Robert
C. Alexanoer. vicar. Holy Communion At
.ng prayer and sermon a. II.
nfi~tlan ana MISSIONARY AiiIanFP-Ihe
Rev Paul T.. Beck, pastor. Morning
home CalYarys Compassion, night
Fig Leaf Religion"
Grace Church n the Brethren-The
Rev Russell & West pastor Morning
meme. Ascending Inc Hills Of Jehovah"
Second Morsvian Episcopal-Ths Rev.
George G Westphal pastor Evening
theme. Friendship With Jesus"
Christ Church EFIsccpsI-The Rev T.
anger Powell rector. Holy Communion
morning prayer and sermon BY the
rector At IS.
Missionary Tabernacle-The Rev Otto H
Nater. pastor. Morning theme The
Nightingale Of the Psalms. afternoon.
Ministerial platform service. night the
Rev Amos Pearson VIII speak on Lest
Third Christian The Rev. William F.
RothenbeIger. pastor. Morning theme
World Trends and the Churchs Su-
preme Summons
EnslewOod Christisn-The Rev o. A.
Trinkle. pastor Morning theme Con
trary Winds night, union service with
Hillside Christian.
Churches Of Christ Scientist-The Les
Son-Sermon for al churches of Christ.
Scientist. viii be Christian Science"
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Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert )
Wilson. pastor. Morning theme. Grino
stones night. union meeting At Ehele
wood Christian Church. where the pastor
vi lsneak on living Without christ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-28
SO IS LOOT OF THIEVES
Petty Crooks Take Purses From
Three North Side Homes.

Sneak thieves entered three homes
yesterday and stole four purses con-
tanning 50 in change, according to
police. The homes entered we're
those Of Miss Helen Shanahan, 2035
N. Merldian-st; Mrs. S. H. Pflumm
1929 CarrolltOn-av. and Msr. John
CrSt, 1851 Adams-st. Deeds TO
three pieces of property we're stolen
from the home of Edward Funk,
2525 College-av. yesterday.
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Greene and Lawrence Turner, will
lose a week of their vacation as a
result Of their lsxity, Sheriff Ray
said.
Future infractions of these rules
will mean suspension or probable
dismissal. the sheriff said.
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Gone. but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported 10 police rs stolen
belonE 70
a Dunn Lafayette Dodge seos n,
from rs y. CspIfol-sV-
Melville z ingalls,. 1912 N Meridlsn-sf.
Anarfmruf Il Chevrolet coach. from
-arare on 16fh-sf near Meridian
Richard BUTLER sss n DreXel-sV-
Buick roadster. 4I6-I75. from Fairfield and
Eslrsm-ars.
Arthur Burgess 7s4s Olivrr-sv Ford
coune 60-orI from 900 " MiChiEan-sf-
Harry srhrid' 10 3 Belmont-sv. Ford
coach. from Perry Stadium.
Allan Sfranz- 4s47 Csroiire-st- Buics
coupe f7-7sS. from Alsbsms-sf and VIZ
-fnfa-ar
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-28
RAY DISCIPLINES 3
DEPUTIES FOR LAXITY

Sheriff Scores Officers for Failure
to Make Reports.
Sheriff Otto Ray today disciplined
three deputy sherifTs for alleged
failure to make daily reports and
failure to put their official cars in
the county garage when they we're
of duty.
The deputies, Orville Bray, Ralph
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-28
Fall From Windmill Is Fatal

BV United Press
MARTINSVILLE. June %
Loran K. Hatley, 81. died in a hos
pital here from injuries suffered
when he fell from a windmill.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered bv police
hc l0nZ to-
George Hart. sfo1 W Washington
81 Chevrolet coach. found a. l7ih-St and
Msrfindsle-sV