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Hj PAGE 18 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ■ Alii t *i, J.y.ji togs and wearing a life preserver—- said, that a boat the size of the as a’ grim hint of tragedy. Sea Fox could have disappeared LOWE, M’LAGLEN with no more trace. If the ‘PENALTY FOR WOMAN'S BODY Six persons were believed to have boat sank it should have left some float- Our Gigantic Tire Trade-In been aboard the thirty-five-foot ing wreckage or deck gear, It was FILM OPENS FRIDAY auxiliary sloop when it left Kyle’s believed. JURY' VERDICT IS ONLY CLEW shipyard, New York, late Saturday or Sunday for a cruise in the sound. Canton Regime Declared Illegal Tuesday, William P. Allen of By United Brets SALE ENDS '•Women of All Nations” to Be Given Special 11 P. M. Stamford found the of one ! body NANKING, China, May 27.—The TO BE FOUGHT TOLOSTYACHT of the party, Mrs. Ethelwyn Marcia Public Preview at the Apollo Before Regular Opening. Snedden, floating off Pratt’s island, government controlling Canton, seat a revolutionary THIS SATURDAY of All Nations,” Fox comedy Darien. of movement "VETOMEN Raoul Walsh’s Movietone Ride on America’s Finest New Trial Sought by Man ▼ Yproduction, featuring Lowe and Victor McLaglen in the No Trace Is Found of Craft, Searchers, who plied between against the China national regime, Tires—Miller Geared-to-the-Road Edmund —and get more for your old tires than they are actually episodes careers as two hard-fisted, the small islands off here today in was declared illegal today by further of their the soft-hearted the worth ,to you. Given Extra Year for marines, “Flagg" and “Quirt” has its local premier showing next Friday Believed Down With small boats, found no definite trace central political council and a puni- night at 11 o'clock at the Apollo, where a special preview of the film of the Sea Fox. tive expedition was ordered to sup- Not Guilty Plea. will be given. Five Aboard. It seemed incredible, boatmen press it. OPEN to 9:50 P. M. - LIBERAL TERMS trial will be The picture starts where “The Cock-Eyed World” left off, and the By United rrees Motion for anew leathernecks qre takes them through filed in the criminal court case of seen sailing for Nicaragua, the Panama canal to the Brooklyn from there on a NORWALK, Conn., May 27.—The John Perkins of Carmel, who was navy yard, and Good- tour of the world. “Flagg” .and continue their love affairs ; yacht Sea Fox of New York ap- given an extra year by Judge Frank will “Quirt" P Tuesday for failure to in any language and in any clime, | peared today to have vanished in Baker tropics, Apollo, “Bad plead guilty. whether it be the the snow- Sister” at the Circle, ! of Long Is- Lyric, “Kiki” the sheltered waters This was announced to- covered Scandinavian countries, the Roscoe Ails at the at intention mystic Turkey prosaic at the land soufid, leaving only the body day by Ira Holmes, defense attorney, or the Brook-’; the Palace; movie Colonial, lyn. burlesque of wife—clad after Judge Baker sentenced Perkins and at the Mutual. the master’s in sea in the Indiana Nordic blondes in Sweden intrigue to serve eleven years Thurs., Sat., state reformatory after he had re- them as do dusky, raven-haired, I Tune in 6:35 P. 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Turkish harem, with Greta Nissen Holmes ask being the chief reason to cause their Pep Up stated he would for i anew trial on the basis that: “If hearts and minds to be turned up- the jury is judge of the law in the side down. case, it also has the right to fix The cast includes Fifl Dorsay, j the penalty Marjorie White, Marian Lessing, i Your in determinate sen- tences." Joyce Campton, Humphrey Bogart, i “Every is entitled to a fair Charles Judels and T. Roy Barries. man El Brendcl is as and impartial trial under the Con- again featured “Olsen," the dumb Swedish marine ' Hats stitution," Holmes further stated, for Surely! Glasses Sterling Silver “Flagg" “and I am going to appeal this case who caused and "Quirt" t so much trouble Cock-Eyed fitted by to the supreme court, if necessary.” in “The the Hoosier satisfaction' Perkins charged with rob- World." GUARANTEED was Short subjects | Summer would be. bing James J. 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