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i DOG ATTACKS MOTOR HAND CAR BUT FINDS HIS TASK TOO GREAT A large police dcg. which had the characteristic of chaudnx apeedlna; vehicle, probably had decided by Wednesday to abandon that habit forever, ax the dcjc recovered from an encounter Tuesday with railroad speeder, or Jiwer" In a little worse condition than the speeder or Us driver. The owned by A. D. Heath, but the motorized handcar wasnt In nil Wtethrop avenue, long ago gave tip the Idea of chasing Monon trains as they sped past his premises.

They were too big and went too fast. But when jlgger" came along Tuesday, driven by James Humphrey. Monon, lineman for the railroad, the dog attacked it. doubtless feeling that bnt was something within its power. The speeder struck back savagely before It left the rails, and the dog flew through the air.

Humphrey suffered minor Injuries, i 1 jured at all. I 1 Greater horsep 'Bat Hits Track; Tea Hart YOUNGSTOWN. July (ITJ. Ten persons were injured today when a Colonial Stage Lines bus crashed Into a parked truck at Hollywood tnnu. south of here.

Nine passengers on the bus and one man on the truck were taken to the south side unit of the Toungstown Hospital The bus was bound for Cleveland from Pittsburgh. Frank Dirtier. Norwood, driver of the bus, was uninjured. All the injured suffered cuts and shock. Among; them were C.

XL Martin. South Bend, Gary Irby, ParreO, r. McParland. Pittsburgh, and James Ward low, Cleveland, Wardlow and Mrs. Wardlow, all of Harbor City.

H. J. GROSS EARNINGS DROP Street Railway Keperts Decrease tHinjS in April. Gross earnings of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company In April were $398,935.17, a decrease of $35, 577.33 from April of 2, according to a report filed late Tuesday by George C. Ferrer.

Jr, receiver for the company, with the public service commission. Total oneratinc exnenses were $271,249. a decrease of $40,447.53. JO? (f (Hi frln) ff ri) Driving becomes a thrill beyond belief! You don't have to touch the clutch except to start or back up! Your car momentum never forces your enqine no sen: sation of "pilinq up' when you lift your foot from the throttle you qlide alonq without a sound. ST A KE R.

Builder cj Champions ower Longer wheelbases Newfuxury and Ess that formerly sold for $5.00 to reduced to 'Bs that formerly sold up 'to $12 JO, reduced to 1 HE greatest sale In our career, and Peacock sales have always been an outstanding event, for they occur but twice a year. Shoes that formerly sold for $10 to are offered in two popular price groups HANDBAGS Also Reduced Tbe smartest bags of the many that match shoes la the sale. reduced. 93.87 'An Vmisuai HOSIERY Event Out regular hosiery. In aU the fiTored shades of summer, reduced Regular I1JS quality 1.89 ENTIRE STOCK.

HAS BEEN REDUCED PEACOCK SHOP No. 4 ast Washinstbn Street 'lliti UMJlAArUJlb ISEWS. WEDNESDAY. 1fWft INDIANA BAR TO HC two dauf htrra and a siater surriTe. VACATION CRUISES StoSday of la carcirve mjotant a coaapscte vacatua oa board stojp.

Oorgcnus attordoi. acrncry asc.daacinc.deck sports. 'Just loaf eaeaga. Make taerrationa now. $Z2 $33 $49JO Mk sWas iacAsrfsV ILD BL00M1NGT0N SESSION Members to Convene Thursday for Two Days.

PICNIC IS ON PROGRAM Members of the Indiana State Bar Association will convene mt Blooming ton Tlfursday for a two day session, part of which win be spent In Brown county at a barbecue picnic After greetings from Mayor Joseph H. Campbell, Bloomington; Oscar Cravens, president of the Chamber of Commerce; William Lowe Bryan, president of Indiana University, and John F.Regester, president of the Bloomington Bar Association, and a response by Eli P. Seebirt. South Bend, the lawyers win hear the annual address of their president, James Ogden. attorney general In the afternoon Charles P.

Remy. Judge of the appellate court, will talk on "The Brief and Oral Argument on George O. Dix, Terre Haute, win give the report of the committee on Jurisprudence and law reform; Byron K. Elliotts St. Louis, will talk on Air Law." and Frank N.

Rich man, Columbus, Will discuss the Bar Association. In the evening the visitors win attend barbecue in Bmvn county. I On Friday W. P. Hodges, state senator, will discuss Revisor of Statutes." and Fran T.

BoeseL farmer president of the Wisconsin Bar Association, will anc on the reviser plan In his native state, other reports will be made by James E. Bingham, Indianapolis; Richman, Bernard C. Oarit. Bloomington. and Franklin O.

Davidson. Crawfordsville. In the afternoon J. Clyde Hoffman, Indianapolis, a member of the tax fact finding committee, will discuss the taxation The association also will hear Sidney Hyman, Gary, winner of the Bar Association oratorical contest, and Margaret Massoth, Kokomo, winner cf the essay contest. Election of officers then win be held.

W. W. Miller. Gary, vice president. Is slated to be advanced to the presidency.

The meeting will close with the annual banquet in the Indiana University auditorium. Burr W. Jones, Milwaukee, will make the final address. Special arrangements to entertain women visitors have been made by the Bloomington committee. One of the features calls for a trip to the art studio of T.

C. Steele In Brown county. Fepcorn Charlie Dies at Richmond. (Special to The Indian ipolU RICHMOND. Ind, July 9.

Charles Hammond, age sixty four, popcorn vendor here lor a number of years, died Tuesday afternoon at his home wesf of the city. He was widely known as 'Popcorn Charlie." INDIANA DEATHS SlRSOSr. IwJ Jotr Charle. R. HaU.

are eventy. retired locomotive rn of tbe Kit Tour railroad. dead here. The wirw and three children ur rirv. "jnm Lake Bourne, formerly a rerident Anderson, is dead at Boton.

rrice for Morton ije xtr even. Andervon for tnerdly ttt Homer, Rtiah rnuntj. vrre hrM here WedneadaT. The widow and a aon BT rTFTOX. Tnd, July Henry B.

Huffman, ace eirhty civil war veteratv and Jackcon townahip WelU urty, died at the home ol a aon. Vee F. Huffman, in 'Warren. COLtTMBrs. Ind July Jrnneral erricea were he 1 1 here Wednesday for Serreant Rohert R.

llin ase twenty nine, who died Tucari? at Camp Knox. dinhtheria. Th two brothera and three aletera aorrive." GREESSBCBO. Jale 9 Mra. Iaom Keteham.

are fifty nitie. ia dead here of heart dtaeaee. Surrirmr are the huahand three daat btera, a aon and three brothera. MARIOK. July 8 C.

R. Chaae. are eifhty.two. father of Georre M. Cham, V.

M. C. A. secretary here, died Tneadae. The bode will be aent to Xewberch.

T. for burial. Mr. Chaae aerred ia Company 42d Mavaachnaetu vohjnteera. in the riril war.

Iteiidea the widow and a on. a brother, Frank thaae. Worceatar. Xaaa aurrirea. MCXCTK, Ind, July 9 V)s Martha E.

Parkinson, who died Tueadav in her farm home near York town, had lived in tbe same dwelling with her brother. William W. Parkinson, for seventy years. She waa a member of a prominent Delaware eonntv family and waa one a family of fifteen William Hfnry Lake, are fifty eirht. ia dead.

He ia eorrtred br twe rianrhter. two sisters and a brother. W. Stewart, are ninety two. ia ctad.

He had been chief engineer for the MuDrie Waterworks Company thirty years. He retired fifteen years ae. The aon. Ind, July Mrs. John Walters, are Iwenty two.

died here Tinea peetedly from heat. The husband and twe small children soi Tire. VAUARAlSO. Iad July 9 Vra. Han IVrnne.

are serenty six. an instructor ia Valparaiso rnyenuty when it waa established in 1K7.1. is leii it hse hnma here She was intimately acauainted with thnusamia ef alumni. :iLH.i(&!!;i rilgiirlir. I I I Northern Michigan RTS tUDINGTON MANlSTfE ff.

ONEKAMA fOtTAGE rOiNT flANKrCn GtEN HAVTN NOITHPOIT TtAVECE cmr CHAtTEVOa ST. IGNACf MACKINAC SAUtT STLMABE 6 I SAILINGS TrwveJ ovej nirhC to tbe pUytrouad of the Middle est oei the b( steel touandS Pur tan Sptrndidai Low area aulos earned. OO up. WRITE FOR TOURIST GUIDE M1CHGANTRANS3TCORPO IIATION asaBssLsBSBtaBsassttaa(yaS9as Majf aaasWlassiaastVy ar aataV tm aar Sttrnmnkm Asawr STfAMSHsfS iYl A I R' IT AN WILL HEAR WHITING BaDding Congress to be Addressed by Chicageaa. iAwrence H.

Whiting. Chicago, chairman of the board of directors of the Indiana Limestone Company and financier, will speak at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Indianapolis Building Congress Friday at the Hotel Lincoln. He will discuss modern architecture from the standpoint of financing construction projects, pointing out how the architect of today has to give consideration to financing and business problems in connection with his profession. Robert Frost Daggett, president of the congress, will preside at the meeting. I rriii Hevser, War Veteran, Dies.

Inrin E. Heuser, age thirty four, 409 Madison avenue, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, died Tuesday in the National Military Hospital In Dayton, O. Mr. Heuser had gone to the hospital for treatment six weeks ago. He had been 111 for several years.

Mr. raoToriAT. 1945 VIRGINIA AVE. DENNIS KING "VAGABOND KING'' with Jeaneite McDonald THAIXKOft Dw. rewy.

Meakey Kerwe B. Hamo A Cm. Eltiae Veraeo 25c tut Clrccs 7cdiw Now Greatest AH Talking Cirrus Romance Ever Filmed. "SUING HIGH" with 19 STARS 1C 4 Rfos flrem ea the Stag Pat Lane atincmaster, ea Boy Saturday Victor McLaglen in "On the Level" Starts Heuser was the son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Heuser. He saw active serv ice during the world war, spending fifteen months overseas. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Paul Barmann, Mrs. Ernest Bucrgelin and Mrs.

Carl Em erich, all of Indianapolis, and two brothers. Elmer Heuser. Indianapolis, and Allen Heuser, Fairfield, O. Funeral services have not yet been arranged. Children Bora te Death In Heme, CALGARY.

Alberta, July 9 (A.P.) Three children, left alone while their mother went to a neighbor's home for milk, were burned to death last night by a fire which destroyed the family's home. The dead are Birdie Gillard, age four; Eileen, age two, and Allan, age one. i i a rHOTOPLA VS. Keassetb afcKraaa Frank Albertae "UEM WITHOUT WOUEH" Barslagj AU Talk tar Draaaa of the sbasnnr IMSH N1TK TON MB GORGEOUS GLORIOUS GLAMOROUS the new Peerless 7 All the magnificent elements of tense drama, thrill, ing mystery, spectacular backgrounds woven into a powerful story with the golden tones of world famous singers blerfding into one superlative enter tainment unit, All Techni color. A Thundering.

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