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Entered ns Second-Class Matter Outside Marion VOLUME 43—NUMBER 142 INDIANAPOLIS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1931 at Postoftice. Indianapolis. Ind. TWO CENTS County 8 Cents PLEA MADE BY STIMSON CONFERS APPROVAL OF Community Fund Drive Starts TRUNK MURDER WITH LAVAL; TALK DAUGHTER FOR WORLD PROBLEMS CHINA GIVEN PROBERS SIFT MRS. SIMMONS Un-warranted French Premier to Meet PEACE PLAN DRUG THEORY Hoover Today, Be Girl By I nitrd Press Guest Pictures Mother as SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23. Japan Reported Ready to Narcotics Believed to Have Kind, Into Municipal Judge George at White House. Gentle, Devoted Police Program, Played Part in Killing J. Steiger’s court walked By United Press Accept With Inspector Dolan. to Children. John WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.—Stand- George J. Steiger is Reservations. of Two Women. “Mrs. ing outside and wants a warrant bare-headed under a warm TELLS OF TRIP TO CITY against her husband for failure autumn sun on the granite south to support George J. Steiger portico of the historic state depart- WILL WITHDRAW ARMY HUNT SUSPECT IN VAIN Jr.,” Dolan announced. ment building, Premier Laval and Forty • What! Why, my wi—ah, Minutes of Time in our home life is perfect.” the Secretary of State Stimson today Evacuation of Manchuria in Ruth Judd Still at Large; Indianapolis judge sputtered. "Somebody’s engaged in one of their most im- Still Is crazy around here and I hope portant conferences thus far. Three Weeks Is Hope Seek Accomplice in Gap in it isn’t me.” They stood there talking earnest- Evidence. “No. it’s a Mrs. George Stei- ly in French for thirty minutes. in Tokio. Dual Slaying. BY STAFF ger you never heard of, I Later it . was learned that pending CORRESPONDENT By United Press BY GEORGE D. CRISSEY guess,” explained Dolan. “She international questions were dis- LEBANON, Ind., Oct. 23.—“Honor GENEVA, Oct. 23.—Alfred Sze of United Press Staff Correspondent thy ” claims her husband isn’t sup- cussed freely. They agreed that father . and thy mother . Ariz., porting little boy.” their work must largely an in- China accepted the league council’s PHOENIX. Oct. 23.—A Exodus 20:xii. their be growing suspicion So George J. Steiger, much formal exploration of the that narcotics And this, the fifth of the Ten diverging formula for settlement of the Man- a in relieved, took up the case of ideas of France and the United playeed part the “trunk mur- Commandments, battled today in churian dispute tonight, as em- of Agnes Anne and George J. Steiger. States. ders” Leroi, 27, the courtroom at the trial of Mrs. Hedvig Samuelson, After bodied in a resolution proposed to 25, of which Mrs. Carrie Simmons to save a mother luncheon at the French Ruth embassy, the council. Winnie Judd, Indiana minis- from being stigmatized under the Laval and his daughter, ter’s daughter, is accused, was voiced law as a of Josette, go to breaker the Sixth Com- were due to the White Kenkichi Yoshizawa, Japanese by authorities today, as a four-day mandment, shalt to stay giving op- not yet “Thou not kill.” House overnight, delegate, had accepted, al- search for a motive for the slay- From a portunity for Laval’s first and though his government was under- hardwood witness chair, LINDBERGHS OFF only ings had proved, ineffectual. facing a stood to be willing to agree to tanned farmer jury, a 16- extended discussion with President it Additional impetus was given the year-old girl—Elizabeth Simmons- Hoover. conditionally. drug theory today with the discov- Members of the sobbed as she tried to tell a motley The morning had been spent in Chinese delega- ery of two bottles—one containing courtroom crowd and the twelve FOR EAST ceremonial visits to Vice President tion said unofficially they would not ether and AGAIN the other drug tablets—- men that she honored her mother Curtis, Chief Justice Hughes, and accept a fixed date for withdrawal in the homes of the slain women. and that she could not be guilty of the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. of Japanese troops, but would sub- $1,043,686 Will Be Goal of Previously, had found the mit counter proposals. investigators infamous crime charged by the Night a small quantity of narcotics in state. Spend in Rock Up to Governments The council set 6:15 p. m. as the Campaign to Relieve Mrs. Judd's home—a drug As time for reconvening. usually she related details of the jo- Springs, Hop for Home. Laval and Stimson were under- used to “taper off” an addicted pa- vial picnic City's Needy. that ended in death of stood to have the view mutually tient. her two sisters and of her own By United Press told Japan Accepts Plan The voice Community Fund Police Captain M. B. Morrison, observation of her mother’s grief at ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., Oct. 23. that it was for the governments to BY MILES VAUGHN of the W. asked Indianapolis to turn its who ’announced discovery of the their death, she sought to upset —Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. make agreements; that President United Press Staff Correspondent today to helpless babies, and drugs, offered the startling theory charges of the prosecution that the Lindbergh, forced down Thursday Hoover, chief American conferee, Oct. thoughts TOKIO, 23.—The Japanese aged men and women, whose exis- that the women were rendered in- mother she honored was “hard- by rain and darkness, took off at and Laval only government could absorb ideas today instructed its tence next year must depend on j sensible by ether and drugs before boiled” as death walked. 6:10 a. m. tbday for North Platte, for future action. at Geneva representative to accept generosity of the city's 360,000 in- they were killed last Friday night. She broke down and wept several Neb., next stop on their flight Both Laval and the President in- League of Nations conditionally the habitants. Voices Drug times as she told of her mother’s across the continent to New Jersey. sist they expect no binding agree- proposal Theory to start immediate with- And with the plea of the Com- affection for her, the dead girls and The flying pair, who cut a vaca- ments to result from their talks, but of troops "The is drawal inside the treaty munity Fund were blended the narcotic theory as good other members of the family. tion in the far east short because it is believed they will strive to de- in Manchuria. a guess as any yet zone playful coos of babies like Patricia advanced.” G. A. of the death of Dwight Morrow, cide on some general government hoped Rodgers, county Pleads for Mother principles The to com- Steen, the unknowing, childish gig- deputy attorney, Mrs. Lindbergh’s father, appeared controling treatment of war debts, plete the evacuation in three weeks, told the United Press. "A person Fingers drumming on cheek, her gles of other orphans like Billy and much more cheerful and rested. reparations, and disarmaments, to if possible. Orders to Geneva were addicted to their ■ use would do des- curly turning Roanna at the Indianapolis Or- wind-blown bob from The Lindberghs arrived in Rock be worked out in detail later. a meeting. perate things if the supply was attorneys sent after cabinet phans’ Home, the muttered musings defense to Prosecutor Ben Springs Thursday night in a drizzle Mr. Hoover speaks no French and Japan’s stipulated in- threatened with elminiation.” Scifres, she tried to make them conditions of old men and women who liveli\ see of rain, after a flight from Vic- Laval no English. Consequently, cluded Chinese acceptance of Additional impetus was given the that her mother was a kindly soul, all with Joseph Foltzenlogel atat the AAl- toria. They were 500 miles behind their discussion will be slowed down treaties and commitments and theory that Mrs. Judd was aided that she was a builder of , tenheim of children’s schedule. Headwinds and storms by having to go both ways through cessation Indianapolis. by an accomplice in the crime of playhouses, a teacher, a dressmaker of alleged anti-Japanese Mothers Given HelpHein in Idaho had caused the delay. an interpreter. Still they hope, by propaganda in China. which she is accused when police and always a mother. unexpected. Upper Left—Billy has a little secret for Rosanna’s It must Some mothers must work to sup- Their arrival was being free of diplomatic restraints, The position represented ear. dovetailed new information placed Under cross-examination her an- new have been funny. Look grin. port families, but before they in Only airport attaches and a few to talk frankly to each other in a considerable concession by Japan at that toothless their their hands. swers became vague. She responded visitors were the field when they Upper Right—Life’s twilight. And the days for these flowers, can take a job there are tots to be Police Chief an- at friendly fireside atmosphere, in a but included the main provisions of last George Brisbois curtly and appeared irate. landed at 5:50 p. m. that will them closer to- too. Indian summer soon will be over, muses Joseph Foltzenlogel, 80, at cared for. That is one of the first nounced that the following facts in- the way way bring the five points outlined by Foreign She was paving for her The Lindberghs spent an hour at gether could ex- the Altenheim home, at 2007 North Capitol avenue. motives of .an institution like the dicated a man may have aided mother’s of than they get by Minister Baron Shidehara. in own story how the fatal the home of E. S. Maroney, man- changing a Circle—Playful little Patricia Steen, 10 months old, enjoys herself day nursery, where nurses care for the grewsome slayings: sandwiches hundred diplomatic The league council proposed to were made in the Sim- ager of the airport. Mrs. Lind- notes. at the day nursery. the youngsters while their mothers Only trunk moved home adjourn today for three weeks, and one was from mons on June 21 and she bergh spent most of the time play- are at work. the home of the murdered girls to took that mother with her into the Both Under Restraint expected Japan to complete avacua- the orphans—is any fault ing with Maroney’s 6-months-old that And it i Mrs. Judd’s residence by a drayman. witness box as she related daughter, But they meet strongly conscious tion within time. have Thursday Patricia. It was learned that Min- of their own that they no ; This now is believed to have con- how she had watched every sand- and her that they can go only so far. Mr. Foreign innocent Both Mrs. Lindbergh ister Baron Shidehara Thursday in- homes? Must children, ! tained only the body of Mrs. Leroi. which made and saw no capsules of appeared Hoover must reckon with congress, CAPONE SENTENCE of own existen^f5 be husband tired after their structed the Japanese delegate at even their The second trunk and a handbag death placed in them by that long trip across the Pacific and the and particularly the senate. Laval made to suffer for their birth, asks containing portions of is to Geneva, Kenkichi Yoshizawa, to ac- Miss Samuel- mother. rough flight Thursday. They are obliged guard against his op- the Community Fund? son's body were position at home. cept with modifications the first of taken to Mrs. Judd’s "When the poison was found, I “tired of the crowds,” they said, DELAYED FOR DAY And the old, and the infirm, no home in an This is regarded here as account- three fromulas submitted by Great automobile later. The heard father and mother saying and yearned for open spaces and The longer able to work and support handbag was identified as coming ing for the emphasis on security in Britain. instructions reached they didn't know where it came small towns. government themselves, must they be told to from Mrs. Leroi’s home by his greeting to at New Geneva at noon and the the ini- from,” the daughter testified. "They America hopeful Judge Hears Arguments to find whatever corner they can for tials ‘‘A. A. M.” formerly York on his arrival. was of a solution. Slightly Dippy Mrs. Leroi seemed very worried about it. Then something intervened, possi- their last days? was Agnes Anne Mason. "While the sandwiches were being Though security is the paramount Arrest Judgment, Then them, as as thou- desire of it bly news of renewed bombing by It is for well for made, father stood about an arm’s France, has been inti- of who will suffer Trunk Too Heavy for Her MRS. MORROW HEIR mated that the ad- Japanese airplanes in Manchuria, sands persons be- length from mother. We unmistakably Defers Ruling. Laugh of that the It were to and the council considered China's Wife Gets Last on cause unemployment, would have been physically standing there when the last sand- ministration is opposed entering its drive for any pact which would the objections and adopted the stronger BY RAY BLACK fund today began the impossible for Mrs. Judd to lift the wich was made and the lid put on bind Flier Husband and it ever has Willed Estate, Except for United States in advance to take formula. United Press Staff Corresnondent largest sum asked, smaller steamer trunk containing the can.” Japan’s position un- CHICAGO, Oct. 23.—Sentence of $1,043,686. the upper part Miss action in event of trouble, either remained of Samuelson’s Find Rift in Story changed today. Capone, on charges of It’s a Guffaw. opening of the body, slight $500,000 in Bequests. with arms or by an embargo. It was held that a A1 convicted With official drive because she is and in today definite date could not be accepted defrauding the government of $215,- it was announced that $244,698 al- poor health. But a rift in her story came By United Press for of Manchuria, 000 in tax, was delayed to- By ready so- evacuation nor income | United. Press t is subscribed in An automobile was known to when prosecutors, on cross-exam- HACKENSACK, N. J., Oct. 23. ination, produced her signed state- RIOT DRAWS BRITISH could neutrals be allowed on a Sino- day until 10 a. m. Saturday. Ind., Oct. 23. licitations by the special gifts divi- have followed the truck bearing the Japanese Judge ment before the coroner which said. The will of Senator Dwight Morrow, commission. Federal James H. Wilker- HAMMOND,Mrs. Robert Quigley waited sion. large trunk and Mrs. Judd between TROOPS TO CYPRUS to await ordered the Campaign "I saw some of the sandwiches pre- who died recently, leaves the entire “There is nothing do but son continuance shortly a long time to get the laugh on 3,000 Help the two residences. the outcome of today’s council ses- before noon, at the close of exten- her flying husband, so when her More than three thousand work- Mrs. Judd, according to her hus- pared.” estate to his widow, “with every Demanding Union With Greece, my sion,” a government spokesman sive arguments on a defense mo- she it hearty ers, the largest soliciting force in band, was not familiar “After the poison was found, confidence she will provide for turn came, made a with the that Islanders Burn Offices. said. The outlook was considered tion for an arrest of judgment. one. history of the drive, will begin ac- use of surgical instruments, mother said she felt dizzy and had our children,” it was learned today, amd girl By United Press pessimistic. Judge Wilkerson gave no indica- Weeks ago, when Quigleys tive work to raise $1,043,686, the autopsy surgeons Miss pains in her head and neck,” the counsel prepared to file the will the declared mother pleaded as LONDON, troops Japan held the only possible solu- tion of what moves he would make separated, Quigley across fund goal. Samuelson’s body was by told the jury. “My for probate in office of the Oct. 23.—British hastened dissected could Alice the were reported rushed from Egypt tion to be on the five points out- when the hearing is resumed Sat- line into to Opening meeting of the cam- an “expert.” with me to do all I for Hackensack surrogate. the state Illinois by air today to Cyprus, island pos- lined by Baron Shidehara. These urday. Capone shrugged his shoul- avoid a suit charging nonsupport. paign will be held tonight in the Miss Samuelson’s body was Jean. A bequest of $200,000 is made to where dis- "I a capsule in my sand- session in the Mediterranean, where provided for mutual nonaggression, ders as the ruling was made, got “Then,” said Mrs. Quigley, “he Riley room at the Claypool, sected in the bathtub of her found Amherst college, his alma mater; Presi- own wuch it not pressed down native, demanding union with suppression of alleged anti-Japanese up and walked out. At his side bought airplane, just to taunt C. M. Bookman, member of home and not at another place, as and was $200,000 to Smith college, Mrs. Mor- an on in the chicken. It was almost Greece, rioted and burned the gov- propaganda in China, respect for was Michael Ahern, ‘ defense attor- me. Every day he’d fly across the dent Hoover’s committee unem- shown by bloodstains found behind row’s alma mater, and SIOO,OOO to more whole. I don’t remember what I ernment house. territorial integrity, Chinese respect ney. and dip the wings of the ployment relief, will address the tub and a institute. for border hundred of the workers. blood-encrusted with Smithsonian The troops, numbering about 200, treaty agreements, including Capone Looks 111 over my It on my than five handkerchief in did it. of the estate was plan house. got hidden an ash pile. "When got to the hospital, my The total value were expected to reach Nicosia, cap- rights of the South Manchurian nerves, but I knew my The address will be broadcast over Sheriff J. R. we from the be- The gangster brushed aside re- turn to McFadden said to- mother held Jean’s mouth open not given. Income ital of Cyprus, this morning. Mean- railway to eliminate ruinous com- laugh would come did.” station WKBF. day college is to porters who tried to question him. and it of campaign, that he had found witnesses (Turn to Page 20) quest to Amherst be while, other forces in Egypt en- petition, and protection of Japanese turn when Quigley’s With opening the who saw Mrs. return to in- He appeared white of face and ill. The came J. McCrory Judd her applied to the maintenance and trained for Port Said to proceed to nationals. airplane he workers reported the G. The scars on his cheek out motor failed while store apartment at 1:10 a. m., Saturday, crease of professors’ salaries. Cyprus by boat. against was making daily “dip.” 5 and 10 cent has increased hours CHARGES NOMINATION the pallor of his skin. the His year’s subscription about three after the mur- The admiralty announced that The prosecution contended the ship in Mrs. Quigley’s last more than ders. $5,000 the cruisers and Shropshire Russia Helps China clashed 100 per cent. OFFERED FOR London By reached by jury Sat- yard. Police met him destroyers United Press verdict, a last when he and Acasta and Achates urday night, eight and crawled wreckage Failure to Aid G. O. P. Campaign been HARBIN, China, Ocat. after one- out of the un- Report AID BOARD TO MEET had ordered to Cyprus from 23.—China half hours of deliberation, finding hurt. Clew in Oklahoma has received Cost Him Judgeship, Says Attorney. Sulu bay. backing from Soviet Capone By United Press Russia, and troops guilty of three felony By United Press Advices said mobs had besieged loyal are being of evasion GET 60 YEARS IN PEN OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Oct. 23. equipped with fight counts income tax and NEW YORK. Oct. 23.—Edgar F. and closed all cable stations on the arms to revolu- two charges, was CLOSE KOKOMO BANK —Tom Lewis, an unemployed la- Final Plans Are Made for tionary movements in Manchuria, misdemeanor Hazelton, former municipal court island except at Larnaca, third “consistent with the indictments.” borer, reported to Sheriff Stanley for largest city of Cyprus. according to a report received here TO PROTECT PATRONS Rogers today justice, who served as counsel Job Relief Caucus. today. Attorneys Albert Fink and Ahern Four Kidnapers Given Long that a woman who Mrs. Ruth Snyder, in the Snyder- went over “looked exactly like The report said phrase by phrase, the Directors Take Step Voluntarily; Mrs. Winnie Gray murder trial, today told how Final plans were formulated to- ‘I MAY Russian arms long on which their Terms in Sing Sing. Ruth Judd,” wanted in the HAVE TO RUN,’ have been supplied indictment Phoenix failure to contribute $5,000 to day for the unemployment reliet Chinese soldiers client was convicted, contending Solvency Is Claimed. trunk murders, asked him to drive his in Heilungkiang, who By United Press the Republican campaign in Queens caucus, which will be held on call GRINS ALFALFA BILL have re- that it was “insufficiently drawn By United Press her motor car last night. Mon- mained loyal to NEW YORK, Oct. 23.—Sixty years Borough cost him the nomination of Governor Harry G. Leslie General Chang and not specific” in not stating ex- KOKOMO, Ind., Oct. Lewis, loitering about a filling sta- Hseuh Liang, dictator 23.—The in Sing Sing were supreme court justice. day afternoon at 1:30 at Cadle tab- Murray Calls Presidential Boom of Man- actly how the income tax was Citizens National bank, Kokomo’s imprisonment tion about 7:30 p. m., said a Moon as churia. The arms, it was meted out today to each of the four Hazelton, under questioning by ernacle. “This Fool Business.” said, were evaded. largest banking institution, was sedan drove to the station. Elmer W. president of the given with the understanding that men who kidnaped Charles M. Ro- Seabury, counsel to the city- Stout, By A! Is Fidgety closed by its directors today for “The driver, a woman wearing a Samuel United Press the soldiers were oppose the senthal, for a wide legislative investigating Fletcher American National bank, to the protection of depositors. youthful broker, red spotted dress, asked com- OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 23. movement against Capone sat through the long ar- A state- ransom. me if I mittee, said that this and “certain and chairman of the Governor’s un- General Chang ment issued officials $50,000 could drive her car to the of commission, will Followers of Governor William H. Begun in Tsitsihar by guments fidgeting in his chair from by said the The sentences edge conditions” were laid down by employment pre- General Chan was and would be were passed by other Murray had new hope today that Hai-Peng. time to time as the attorneys delved bank solvent re- Judge E. gen- (Turn to Page 20) Warren D. Ashmead, Queens Repub- side. Joseph Corrigan, in Main meeting their leader would make a bid for A number of Chinese generals into highly technical phases of the organized. eral sessions lican leader. feature of the will al- withdrawals court. be outlining of the Muncie plan of the Democratic nomination for ready have broken with General verdict and indictment. Continued were Nicholas Rutigliano, condemned Hourly Temperatures Ashmead told him, Hazelton said, Capone’s index blamed for closing of the institu- remodeling and reconstructing build- President. Chang as the result of his an- right finger was by Judge Corrigan as the ring lead- 6a. m 55 10 a. m 68 that it had been agreed between wrapped in tion, which was* organized forty-one ings throughout the state to relieve Their hopes were based on his an- nounced policy of nonresistance to a bulky bandage. er, was given a flat sentence of sixty 7a. m 55 11 a. m Republican and Democratic leaders “I cut it,” remarked. years ago. 73 unemployment. nouncement that he wasn’t a can- Japanese aggression. Numerous he years. The other three, Marcus Ba. m 62 12 that each party would indorse the He fingered the as Bennett B. Bobbitt was president (noon).. 74 didate but that if folks “keep on municipal governments, including bandage the Blumenthal, Albert Sileo and Theo- 9 a. m 64 1 other’s nominees. “That makes it arguments wore and Paul Stanbro cashier. p. m 75 with this damned fool business of the capital have been on. Deposits Adinolfi, were sentenced to attractive, a sure bet;” he quoted RECALLS EDISON REPLY set were $3,104,924.58 and dore booming me I may have to run any- up by anti-Chang forces, with resources s4f- fifty-five years for kidnaping and Ashmead as saying. way.” the support of Japanese. -823,862.14. View on Life Possibility After Death SNOW FALLS IN OREGON five years additional for carrying j The decision was made known in The Citizens bank absorbed the revolvers. Cheery by Phonograph Man Told. typical “Alfalfa Bill” style. He Howard National bank June 1, 1930. Refrain 9 Fifteen-Inch Blanket Is Reported on By United Press ’Em By United Press puffed on his cigar, shifted his CLEVELAND, Oct. 23.—Joe Watch for ST. LOUIS, Mo., feet on his desk, spit at the ‘Edison City Cascade Range. STRUCK BY ROCK,BOY tiny men and wom- Oct. 23.—Thomas cus- Bilczon, 18, was free today be- Thirty A. Edison's view on the possibility pidor, and delivered his talk. Then By United Press By United Press en, jumbo elephants, a Curtis-ey LAPSES INTO COMA cause he loves music and be- three of life after death he told newspaper men to "clear WEST ORANGE, N. J., BEND, Ore., Oct. 23. A heavy carnal, and, in fact, was given today Oct. cause the judge he faced has ponies, by Mark Silverstone, a of his office, 23. West Orange may be re- blanket of snow covered the Cascade By Scripps-Hotcan that go phonograph out” because he had Robert Lockwood Is Victim of Mys- the same appreciation. most of the attractions distributor. some work to do. named Edison City. range today, with fifteen inches re- seicspaper Alliance a real circus parade, will terious Attack. While working last with Silverstone said two years ago Town commissioners are con- ported on the McKenzie pass high- WASHINGTON, Oct. 23. summer, wend their way through down- Joe bought an when he visited the inventor’s lab- sidering Commissioner Frank way. Abdut two feet of snow fell at "Here he comes! Here he Struck on the head by a rock accordion. town streets Saturday morn- ‘CATTLE WAR’ SUBSIDES park Thrown out of a job, he oratory in New Jersey, Edison L. O’Connor’s suggestion to Crater Lake national and the comes!” mysteriously thrown into a high ing at 11, when Singer’s Midg- Paulina mountains also were w: are smart- couldn’t keep up the payments, answered a question about life after change the name of this town hite. Capitol policemen school football crowd leaving Butler ets join The Times carrier boys Veterinarians Proceed With lowa in The snow line extended far down at two ele- and was threatened with death in writing as follows: honor of the late Thomas ly attention. The stadium Thursday night, Robert its and girls at The Times office Tests Under Troop Guard. A. foothills. The storm sub- as au- loss by collectors. “The body is affected by Edison, its most noted resi- into the vator boys stand rigid Lockwood, 1833 Lambert street, sev- to march to the Lyric theater fire and dent. today and bright Down cor- So Joe brimstone, but the question is By United Press sided sunshine tomatons. the long eral hours later lapsed into a coma covertly took another where the carriers will be “There glistened the mountains. ridor slouches a overcoated whether the spirit is affected by it. BURLINGTON, la., Oct. 23. should be no hesita- on big that today puzzled physicians. accordion from the store which guests of the Lyric manage- tion on the part figure Vice-President Charlie The chances are that when our The lowa “cattle war” subsided to- of the resi- According to a report to police, refused to extend him further ment at the first regular show. dents to a change Chain Buys Radio Station WCCO Curtis arriving at his office. youth up body dies we enter the next and day into nothing more serious than from the the was in the midst of a time. He needed it to keep The itinerary for the parade spoken prosaic name of Orange By Press “Why all this military disci- last made up of a swarm harsh investives at vet- West United crowd of gridiron fans when the his practice, he said. Detec- for formation at The cycle of to the illuminating of Oct. 23 of pline?” inquires a Washington calls entities which go on forever.” erinarians when they tested cattle name MINNEAPOLIS. Sale rock, apparently thrown deliberate- tives,' who arrested him, took Times office at 10:45, leave in the reart of the “revolt” area Edison City, providing, of radio station WCCO, by General visitor. ly, struck him on the skull. Young collectors took grins pity- one accordion, Times office on Maryland street Arrest 230 Mutinous Sailors under national guard protection. course, the consent of the Edi- Mills, Inc.. Minneapolis, to the Co- The elevator boy Lockwood was with Robert Martin, the other. at east to Meridian street, son family is obtained,” O’Con- Broadcasting ingly. Says he: 11, By United Pres* Soaked by a heavy rain, the state lumiba System, Inc., 15, of 1246 Shepherd street. “A boy who loves music as on Meridian street to nor said. F. “We all are supposed to do north BERLIN, Oct. 23.—Crews of forces arrived at the Jake Evers- was announced today by James At the time of the injury, the well as that can’t be all bad,” Circle, around Circle to Attorney Alfred that every time the Vice-Presi- youth mar- thirty-three German ships, totaling man farm, passed under a sign Town Grosso Bell, Beneral Mills, president. WCCO complained only of a head- •observed Police Judge Brad- on Market to Illinois, is to report next Tuesday on dent arrives at his office. It’s a ket, west 230 men, en route home after reading “We don’t want fight; we is a cleared channel station and ache, but at 4 a. m. this morning ley Hull, a Illinois to the the procedure necessary to ef- mark of respect. Once we for- sank into which suspending thirty- and north on striking at Leningrad and Odessa, want Jutsice,” proceeded to the recently was recommended for a coma from ne day sentence. fect the change in nafne. got to do it and caught hell!” had not this afternoon. He Lyric theater. were arrested today on charges of pasture, then tested forty-nine cat- 50,000 watts, the greatest power aroused mutiny at Holtenau, Schleswig. tle without resistance. regularly allowed any station. was taken to city hospital.