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Entered as SectDd-Class Matter Outside Marion F SCflip PS -WOWAROI Cou-nty VOLUME 42—NUMBER 168 INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1930 at Postoffice. Indianapolis. Ind. TWO CENTS r. Ois TWO DIE IN Bandit Slain in HOOSIER FOES 48,000 to Watch Rockne’s HOSPITALS OF Grocery Holdup ON EDGE FOR Irish Clash With Purple AUTO INJURIES I ‘Boring Burglar’ Victim; New Head of GRiDCLASSK Second Man Makes City ‘Business’ William Post. Struck by His Escape. Pat Page’s I. U. Eleven WELLER WHOOPS IT UP! WINNER MAY Hopes for Upset Hit-Run Driver, Gunfire of Carl Rugenstein, 44, Group Resigns operator of a grocery at 2101 Pleas- Passes On. ant street, Friday night, killed one The Indiana Business Men’s As- Over Purdue. without, Player by Butler of two bandits who attempted to rob ■ sociation, Inc., again is a Great Indian Faced BE NATIONAL him. The other bandit escaped. • president. HURT FATALLY BY CAB The dead bandit is William E. James D. Ermston, attorney, who DOPE AGAINST CRIMSON Sorrell, 24, of 2230 North Rural was named president after Thomas street, known as the “boring bur- C. Whallon, former city judge, re- Times GRID CHAMP glar” who served a term in the state signed, today informed The Powerful Boilermakers Are Ohio Man Is Taken by reformatory in 1929. he had withdrawn “because of busi- Rugenstein told police the men ness reasons.” Ready Wounds Suffered on came into the store and asked for “The association’s business was for Invasion Ticket Scalpers Draw Down cigarets. Suspicious of them, he re- out of my line and I find I can’t of Old Rivals. Ranging From Nov. 11. leased the safety on a small re- attend to it,” he said. Prices carried his He ago volver he in pocket. Several weeks it was reported Times Special Two men died early today at In- as he turned, Sorrell told him to BP S2O to $75. said that Ermston was preparing LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 22.—Pat dianapolis hospitals as a result of they didn’t want cigarets, but withdraw and he then declared he money. further re- Page led his Indiana U. football auto accidents: had given orders that Fires Seven Times ports of misconduct on the part of cohorts here today with the an- William Post, 63. of 1665 South SOLDIERS GUARD GATES Rugenstein drew the gun and the employes would bring his resigna- nouncement that “We’ll capture the Delaware street, succumbed at St. fled. Sdrrell carrying a revol- tion. He said today the resigna- ‘old oaken bucket’ if it takes till men sundown.” Vincent's hospital from injuries re- ver. Grabbing a Luger automatic tion was written Oct. 23, but did not Notre take effect until late Thursday. The “bucket” in question is the Dame Rules Favorite ceived Friday night when he was pistol from the counter. Rugenstein followed them to the door and fired coveted trophy which the Pagemen to struck by a hit-and-run driver at have been attempting to take away Down Wildcats in and Minnesota seven times. Madison avenue said he saw one of the bandits from Purdue for the past four years. Police, with a description of He Midwest Classic. street. stagger and his bandit companion On the surface, this appears to the death auto, are seeking the 2 ON be a broad statement by the genial dragged him. CONVICTED driver.- BY DIXON STEWART in from but • Sorrell’s body, with two bullets Irishman Bloomington, United Press Staff Correspondent Hurt Fatally by Cab found under a the fact that precedent his back, was loading has decreed EVANSTON, 111.. Nov. 22.—Notre platform Sexson coal yards, the Hoosiers upset at least one ma- Post, when taken to the hospital at the ARSON CHARGES Dame and Northwestern the avenue. Po- jor foe during the season with one side of his face torn away Harlan street and Hoyt gives it middle wests only undefeated and lice found him by following a trial some strength. The Crimson-clad and suffering from internal injuries, no-tied football teams—meet today regained consciousness and told at- of blood. warriors have failed to accomplish Go Straight a feat at Dyche stadium before 46.000 fans taches he “was going to get well.” Promised to South Bend Business Men such this season, or even gar- in a game which will decide ner a major triumph. west- Injuries suffered when he was A man. believed to be the bandit, Will Appeal Verdict. ern, and possibly, national, cham- struck by a cab. Nov. 11. at Noble went to Sorell’s home shortly after Boilermaker Line Powerful pionship honors. avenue, street and Massachusetts the shooting and told Byron Smith, Bu Times Special The the Because of the records and caused the death of E. C. Haide- Sorrell obstacle between Page- Sorrell’s brother-in-law, that ST. JOSEPH. Mich., Nov. 22. men their annual upset feat is acknowledged strength of the two man of Bellefontaine, 0., at the city and the game had been wounded. Claude E. Nicely and Maurice L. a big and powerful team, one of the teams attracted as much hospital. Haldeman had been in a Following his parole on the one to Hurwich, South Bend (Ind.) busi- interest as any game ever played accident, outstanding gridiron machines in serious condition since the ten-year sentence for a series of ness men, stand convicted today of in Chicago. injuries. the midwest. suffering from internal grocery robberies, Mrs. Sorrell said arson, as a result of the verdict of Coach Only 48,000 will witness the game, cab. Leonard Keith, Noble Kizer has developed Driver of the her husband had promised he a jury in Berrien county circuit a line that has every but three times as many made un- of 628 North Meridian street, he outplayed op- 33. "would go straight.” She said court here, returned to Judge ponent year, the successful application for tickets. was with assault and bat- the this while ball-lug- Scalpers experienced charged left the house shortly before Charles E. White after about three gers have been clipping off an aver- no trouble tery at the tune of the accident and shooting, asserting he was going to and one-half hours deliberation. in securing prices ranging from S2O re- age of more than four yards an at- Coroner Charles H. Keever today sell insurance. The conviction carries with it a tempt against five conference to $75 for tickets and a detail of the years foes. opened the probe of case. penalty of from one to ten in Except for half of 100 Ft. Sheridan soldiers and 25 attorneys 1925, when the Evanston Injured the state prison. Defense policemen has been de- Woman Is two rivals battled to a draw and ba;k signified immediately that the con- the bucket, tailed to turn expected “gate Charles Mayer, 4525 Park viction carried to the shared the aivard has Mrs. would be resided in Purdue’s trophy crashing” attempts. avenue, suffered back injuries Fri- HANGING BARES Michigan supreme court, and Judge case through three Win afternoon when a truck, driven White granted them twenty days consecutive Boiler- 7 Games in Row day maker triumphs. by J. E. Goodhue, 50. of 2622 Brook- in which to perfect the appeal. The Northwestern already lias won a. side avenue, struck her auto at court announced that Nicely and Many Upsets Since 1899 clear claim to a share in the Big Fortieth street and Broadway. Mrs. POISONSCHEME Hurwich could remain at liberty un- Ten conference honors and can win Mayer was thrown from the rear der the $15,000 bonds which each On dope, the Lafayetters are fig- recognition leading ured to retain the victory emblem as claimant for seat, of the car by the impact. posted after their arrest jast spring. western and national champion- Others injured in accidents: Woman Plotted to The St. Joseph Board and Paper today, but dope means little in these Danville battles. Since the was ship laurels by defeating Notre Jake Wilsop. 25. of 1623 Holliday Company plant here was destroyed series started Dame in its season's finale 25. of in 1899 there have been many up- today. street, and Alvin Robinson. Kill Relatives. by fire Jan. 29, 1928, about six The Wildcats have street, and face a surprise win by the Hoo- won seven con- 1621 Holliday body months after Hurwich and Nicely sets, and secutive Lewett, 6, of the siers is not games, defeating two in- injuries, and Wallace ; By United Press obtained a lease and option on today impossible. tersectional rivals. Tulane and Cen- avenue, right of Page has had without 4508 North Keystone DANVILLE, Ind.. Nov. 22.—A property with a down payment two weeks tre,- and teams, game which to revamp his five conference Ohio leg broken. plot in which an entire fam- SI,OOO. : a in State, Minnesota, poison battered squad and sharpen it for Illinois, Indiana ily of three persons may be the ulti- encounter. and Wisconsin. the Notre LEOPARD KILLS BOY: mate toll was revealed here with the FATHER WINS BATTLE AS He reportedly has developed a Dame, undefeated since wide, open atttack which will get its 1928, still lias games with and OWNER FEARS MOB death of Miss Ruby Kesler, 40, and CHILDREN RUN TO HIM Southern Cahtornia on its schedule, critical, illness of her mother and first test today. Approximately 25,000 fans will witness the experi- but can clinch western honors and Homicide Hearing Delayed Because sister. - Fight for Custody Ends iii Modifica- strengthen its claim to a Miss Kesler hanged herself late ment; second Threats Against Exhib s tor. tion of Restraining Order. - successive national championship by Thursday. Friday her mother, Mrs. downing the By United Press Eliza Kesler, 65, and her sister Ruth, By United Press FINE ONLY PENALTY Wildcats. LITTLEFIELD. Tex., Nov. 22. became violently ill. They told RENO, Nov. 22.—Two children, Playing Conditions Ideal against Charles Howard, w ho, innocent of court dignity, ran IN GRAPE JUICE SALE Threats Coroner W. G. Lawson that they T Clear, dry with owner of a leopard that clawed to believe Ruby placed poison in coffee delightedly into their father’s arms weather the tem- James Elvins, were when he appeared in court, swung S. Problem If Concentrate perature near the freezing mark death 4-year-old she gave them shortly before her U. Faces Four score and seven years ago, Louis Weller, full- stead of a football. But his tribal gods probably are provided ideal conditions today after his hearing on the pendulum of justice in favor of spilling with the for the made suicide. for Wine Is Held Illegal. blood Caddo Indian, shown above, might have been satisfied, for his success at palefaces players, but the stands charges of negligent homicide had motive for and George M. Evans, Washington, D. is made un- No the suicide By United Press . carrying a tomahawk in that sinewy right hand, in- pigskin famous. comfortably cool for spectators. been postponed.. murder attempts has been disclosed. C., realtor, in a bitterly contested Howard to a child custody case here. WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.—Tta BY VERN BOXELL Notre Dame ruled a favorite at Officers transferred Relatives believe Miss Kesler was government will be unable to invoke (Tex.) of “Little Rabbit” and that’s still his name among game time with odds ranging from Plain view jail because driven insane by illness. Judge Thomas F. Moran granted the more severe mother called him him. a motion for modification of a re- penalties prescribed When he entered Haskell Institute they 2 to 1, to 5 to 2, and Northwestern public feeling against Mrs. Kesler may die, but the violations of the prohibition SWINE HOLD STEADY HISthe Caddo tribesmen. hearing, scheduled for Fri- straining order which prohibited for christened, him Louis Weller. supporters asking from 7 to 14 His daughter has a fair chance to re- laws if it is held illegal to advertise points on even money wagers. day. was postponed when officials Evans from seeing Hawley, 8, and AT CITY STOCKYARDS To the footbal world he’s the Albie Booth of the Aborigines, 145 cover. and sell the new' grape concentrate, The betting might make an at- Sylvia, 4, and allowed him one hour pounds of real football player and a-s good a broken field runner as was heavier than oil feared citizens which easily is converted into w ine. any sports mob reprisal- each Saturday with the children. r Cattle Nominal Sell moleskins today. Chicago event since the tempt at Farmer Asks Divorce It revealed today by Prohibi- Mostly ;JV*ealers wears Dempsey-Tunney exhibiting the ani- The wife, Mrs. Anne S. Evans, was to Butler bowl today to his hip-wriggling, fight and more Howard was By Times Special tion Director Woodcock that a SSOO 50 Cents Off. He comes demonstrate than $1,000,000 drug store when it clawed daughter of the French countess, war dance to Coach Harry Bell’s Bulldog war- was expected to mal in a ANDERSON. Ind.. Nov. 22.—Nim- fine would be the maximum penalty straight-arming gridiron hands on result of child, who died several Festitico Delona, contested the mod- Hogs generally were steady this riors in the Fairview home-coming feature. change the the the Elvins rod Carver, has filed fur for first offenders. game. • later. farmer, salt ification act, claiming Evans might morning at the city stockyards, the plains, where Weller has been a scourge to the foot- weeks divorce from Mrs. Caroline Carver, This development further com- On western Each team entered the game kidnap the children. prices for bulk, 100 to 300 pounds, ball teams that stood in his path, he alleging she refuses to live on his plicated th eproblem confronting i minus the services of its star full CASE holding around $8.30. An early top is an idol. TOM MOONEY'S large farm as she agreed to do be- prohibition enforcement officials as Re- years last Saturday against South- back, with the absence of Pug Rtnt- Convention to Be Arranged price of $8.35 was recorded. who seen him play fore their marriage Sept. 3, 1929. a result of the activities of Fruits ceipts 6.500; holdovers, 168. People have ern Idaho. ner expected to handicap North- IS CALLED OUTRAGE By Times Special were years will tell Carver has children by a former Industries, Ltd. of California. The In market during the last two In addition, he has made hun- western more than the loss of Ind., Nov. 22. the cattle slaughter great yards scrimmage. marriage. ANDERSON, grape concentrate is produced by Receipts you that Albie Booth, the little dreds of from' Jumping Joe Savoldi will hurt f Blots Law Profession, division of clases were nominal. So Unjus It Directors of the Indiana this co-operative organization, Vealers selling Yale half back, couldn’t carry Wel- Weller holds the American record Notre Dame. Travelers Protective Association numbered 100. were run, taking the kick- Cl irence Darrow Says. Bread Prices Cut ' the which is being aided by federal 50 cents lower at down. Calf ler’s headgear into the park. for the longest Acid May 9 as dates $10.50 year Test for All-Americas ft; Scripns-Hoicnrd Sacspaper Alliance By Press have selected 8 and farm board loans, Jack veteran western offi- off from Creighton last and United be receipts were 100. Grover, Rentner key-man of North- WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.—“An SHELBYVILLE, Ind.. Nov. 22. of the 1931 state convention to Sheep steady with good and cial, calls Weller one of the greatest returning 105 yards for a touch- was here. S. M. Pettijohn, Muncie, were western’s effective pass attack, while unspeakable outrage.” Such, thinks Bread prices reached the pre-war I held choice lambs making a market at $7 players of this football generation. down. I state and O. F. Stevens, DUNN NAMED GUARDIAN His ability does not stop at ball Notre Dame has two fine full backs Clarence Darrow, is the Mooney- | level bakers announced a cut president, to Receipts were 300. Rockne has labeled him when Indianapolis, state secretary, w ill at- SB. Knute carrying. He does most of the pass- in Moon Mullins and Dan Hanley Billings scandal in California. I of 2 cents on one and one-half- T Chicago hog receipts 10,000, in- “one of the outstanding backs in law fifty tend a meeting here Nov. 29, when Auditor Learns Poor Farm Resident ing for the Indians, being equally to replace Savoldi. “I have practiced for pound loaves and 1 cent on one- j cluding S.OOO directs. Holdovers the country.” game will provide the said on a visit here. “In wheat preliminary arrangements will be Possesses Valuable Property. around adept with either hand, and is a The acid vears,” he pound loaves. Low prices I 2,000. Market opened steady Lone Star Dietz, former Purdue passes test for all-America hopes of rival I have never seen a as for the i made for the convention. At- Friday’s average. Several loads star defensive player against al lthat time are ascribed the reason Probate Judge Mahlon E. Bash with mentor, now directing Haskell’s grid stars. in which the evidence of justice ; reduction. , tendance of 500 is expected. good and choice weighing around and a hard, sure tackier. case Friday appointed County Auditor activities, says he is the greatest Haskell team, of which Weller Notre Dame's leading candi- miscarried has been so obvious. 190 to 230 pounds, sold at $8.25 The inno- Harry Dunn guardian of the estate since Jimmy Thorpe, and. next to is captain, can v/hoop in seventeen dates for place on the mythical all- "Who should know of their of the Marion Early top $8.30 for choice of 215 open field run- the trial judge, of an elderly resident Calves Thorpe, the greatest tribal tongues. That many tribes star team include , cence better than poor proper- pounds. Cattle receipts 200. for Mooney PILES SNOW county farm who owns nomi- ner he ever has seen. are represented on the team. 1929 all-America quarter back: who now asks pardon BLIZZARD she 200, and steady. Sheep 2,000; or the jurymen, the ty upon which realizes a com- Scorer , 153-pound guard; and BlUings. nal. Famed as Conley, end, and prosecutors, fortable income. Captain Tom detectives, one of the woman, Mrs. Laura Bell Mc- Dietz doesn’t have to go far for Marchy Schwartz and Marty Brill, all of whom are petitioning for re- TO EAVES CN COLORADO The How the Market resident of the in- LEASE PROBE TO tEST evidence to strengthen his claim. half - backs. lease these two victims?” Dugell Wehling, hard-running of years, said she every game this season, “Little Northwestern’s nominees include should out feet deep, re- firmary for three In Opened “Every one be crying By United Press Drifts, five to seven when she for Senate Postal Sites Investigation Rabbit” has run fifty-yards or more Captain Hard Luck Hank Bruder, this outrage. Lawyers par- progress. was penniless applied against DENVER, Nov. 22.—Mountainous tarding their admission to thb poor farm, accord- Likely to Be Recessed. for a touchdown. By United Press who Coach Hanley declares is the ticularly should, since it affects the widespread search was in prog- today impeded progress A ing to Dunn. He as-:td the guard- Bu Scripvs-Hotcard In the opening tilt against Wash- NEW YORK. Nov. 22.—The ma- greatest football player he ever ha3 integrity of profession: but snowdrifts H. Strong. XetesDaver Alliance their ress for P. 35, rural mail in order to reimburse the WASHINGTON, 22.—The bum college, he returned a punt seen; Frank Baker, pass-snaring thinking of searchers for three persons who caught ianship Nov. jority of stocks moved up fraction- they’re too busy of fees.” carrier, who was in the bliz- woman, fifty yards for a touchdown. end; Wade Woodworth, bare-headed blizzard which county for keeping the postal lease investigation by a ally at .the. opening today. A few became lost in a zard near Lamar. Dunn Kansas he ran eighty and bare-legged guard; Lee Han- in New Mexico said. special senate committee headed by Against held unchanged ahd a few others BANDIT PRETENDS TO swept virtually the entire western Search was made Senator of prob- yards from a scrimmage for a touch- slightly. ley, brother of the Wildcat’s coach, 36, Denver, last Blaine Wisconsin were off The list in the for James Tilford. ably will take short recess after down, and turned in two brilliant held in a narrow and a triple-threat back, and "teb $69 United States. fifteen miles from Raton, OPEN TO a early trading BE COP: OBTAINS The storm took a toll of three seen POOL PUBLIC this week's session in St. Paul. thirty-five-yard dashes. Russell, crashing full back. where he separated from range with trading quiet. lives, hundreds of head of livestock became Senator Blaine expects to spend in 17 Tongues States Steel opened un- Manager Is Up by companions on a deer hunting ex- Athletic Club Arranges Whoop United Store Held Man and untold property damage, and Hoosier Thanksgiving in Wisconsin and changed at 148%, while small ad- CAMPAIGN Posing as Special Officer. piled up snow to the eaves of homes pedition. Swimming Event Tonight. then come to Washington. Against Wichita, he ran sixty-five Cor- DEMOCRAT near La vances were made by Texas in southwestern Colorado. Snowplows were used hearing be yards from scrimmage for a touch- Westinghouse Airbrake, Police today were searching for a was banked The Hoosier Athletic Club pool In the to resumed Creighton tilt, he poration, CHEAPEST OF DECADE Rocky Mountain states bore the Junta, where the snow here next month, Senator Blaine down. In the Wool worth, American Telephone, bandit who posed as a special officer to the roofs of small dwellings, in will be open to the public tonight. raced fifty-four yards for a touch- brunt of the blizzard’s fury. Some has stated that important facts and Case, Montgomery Ward and Stand- State Expenditures of $22,377 Shown Friday night and held up Walter Colorado and Wyoming an attempt to locate a 13-vear-old There will be prizes for boys and down after snagging a pass, and manager drug towns in figures wall be brought out. ard. Sears, Roebuck opened at 54, R. Wood’s Report. Stedfeld, of a store today from under the Japanese boy who failed to reach girls between the ages of 7 and 14 against Oklahoma Aggies, he re- in Amos Pennsylvania dug out up %, on 2,000 shares, and then rose at 4901 North street. snowfall his home after leaving a rural years, both for fancy diving and Clothing Stolen From Auto turned the kickoff for ninety yards the recent state cam- The bandit obtained heaviest pre-Thanksgiving fractionally from that level. Although $69. bureau history. Rail, air school. speed swimming. Races will be in of clothing valued at $l9O and a touchdown and later ran was the successful waged According to Stedfeld the bandit in weather Theft Early losers included Radio, Beth- paign most slowly re- More than thirty of snow free style, backstroke, breast stroke the auto of T. S. Cat- ninety-five yards from scrimmage by Democratic party in decade, as store and automobile traffic inches from parked lehem Steel, Gold Dust, Trans- the a accosted him he left the fell in Trinidad, Colo., and northern and relay. lin, 2945 Central avenue, was re- for a second marker. according a lift in Stedfeld's car turned to normal. America, International Telephone, it has been the cheapest, requesting Searching parties doubled their New Mexico in forty-eight hours. Jack Shaffer and William Shur- ported to police today. The auto He was responsible for two touch- Union to the report of expenditures filed by on the strength of being a special was Fox, United Corporation, efforts in quest for two men and a Drifts nearly twenty feet high were got, both champions, will give div- parked at Maryland and Illinois downs in the battle with Gonzaga Carbide, and Chrysler. All the Democratic state committee officer. game Simmons boy, feared victims of the storm. reported outside Trinidad. ing exhibitions. streets. U., but missed his first in two were down small fractions. with the county clerk today. Stedfeld was robbed near his R. 5615 North Trading was uninteresting in the The report, signed by Amos home, Pennsylvania trading. Wood, state committee treasurer, street, and forced out of his auto. first few minutes of Sears. receipts totaling $24,701.49 The car was recovered by police. GRAVE Roebuck continued in demand, while showed GANGS’ HANDS IN NEW YORK’S POCKETS FROM CRADLE TO Radio-Keith-Orpheum resumed its and expenditures of $22,377.23. The rise in fairly active trading. committee also has an indebtedness and railroad station in the city it charged, certain parts of the city no Cop- By United Press In soma cases, was making direct complaints to the pers oMtor shares also of $3,295.22, report says. FAVORS BIG BOND ISSUE por- were easier. the YORK. Nov. 22.—New is under racketeers’ domination. the tribute also includes a police. INfuneral coach on the way to sold off slightly. The presidential and state cam- Gangsters levy a tribute of 3 tion of the cargo. received by Crain de- SIIO,OOO, and the Commission Approves Insull Plea NEWYork racketeers have their Letters a cemetery is free from the usual paign of 1928 cost hundredweight * on every of u *_ scribing the “milk racket” only y campaign for $17,750,000 Securities. the of citizens epnts state of 1926 was wageit hands in pockets freight in the city, it levy. $40,000. delivered 'T'HE city's largest merchants served to confirm what had been with an expenditure of Insull utilities securities totaling from the cradle to the grave, is charged. known for some time, he said. Members of orchestras are re- In the Air according are paying gangs... it was Thirty in $L7,750.000 were approved by the to Thomas C. T. Crain, A conservative estimate of the The .“laundry racket,” also quired to pay $1 to racketeers for Weather conditions at 9 a. m.: Dead Quake public their district attorney, who has formed By United Press service commission at racketeers’ income from. this alleged. The tetter writer said described in some of the letters, night they work, regardless West wind, 8 miles an hour; tem- Friday afternoon conference. a “committee of public safety” to source, figured,. be steamship’ and railroad companies indicated independent laundries, each perature. 38; barometric pressure. TIRANA, Albania, Nov. 22.—Au Crain. would part The Issue will consist of $14,000,- rid the city of tribute-levying $5,000,000 annoaUy. had done nothing to stop exaction and cleaning and dyeing estab- of whether they are on time 30.32 at sea level; ceiling, unlimited; earthquake in/he Valona district of 000 in refunding mortgage gold gangs. Agents of .the chief racketeer of tribute, probably because they lishments annually pay in excess or full. 10 miles; field, good. southwestern Albania is believed to bonds bearing 4*4 per cent to be The district attorney summarized check up on loading and’unload- were unaware of the evil. of $1,000,000 tribute to gangs. Refusal, they said, usually re- visibility, /have killed thirty persons. Valona Hourly Temperatures on the Strait of Otranto, opposite issued later. letters he has received from al- ing, and merchants receiving . Victims suffer in racket- sults in the victim being black- is invariably One complaint charged bootlike portion All Northern Indiana leged racket victims. goods must pay in proportion to rather take the con- eers even had invaded the busi- jacked in destruction of his 6 a. m 34 8 a. m..... 34 the "heel'' of the are on silence than or . Public Sendee Company properties One said virtually every pier size of consignments. sequences of pay or ness of burying dead. instruments. . 7 a. m 33 9 a m..... 33 of southern refusing, to the r