Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 301, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1927 — Page 13

MARCH 25,1927

SEVEN FROM HERE ON MARINE JAUNT See Service in Nicaragua With Expedition. Seven local youths are seeing service in Nicaragua with the expeditionary force of the Fifth Regiment, United States Marines, assigned there late in February aboard the U. S. S. Henderson, it was learned here today at marine headquarters. They are: Walter L. Wamscott, son of William Wamscott, 2010 W. Michigan St.; Russell Lee, son of Mrs. Edna Morrow, 242 Richland Ave.; Bernard A. Stuttle, son of Mrs. Mary Stuttle, 5208 S. State Ave.; Ralph R. Broks, son of Lemuel Broo'- 1222 Legrande Ave.; Daniel Fair) A -.s -Jones Jr., son of Daniel A. JonesT 2207 E. Riverside Dr.; John R. Spink, son' of John Spink, 922 N. Sheffield Ave., and George H. Gerhart, son of Charles E. Gerhart, R. R. L. Brooks and Stuttle have had over eighteen months’ service, the others having enlisted in Indianapolis within the past few months. The Fifth Regiment, of World War distinction,' will probably remain in Nicaragua until peaceful conditions are re-established, a Washington dispatch said. About forty men from Indiana are members of the regiment. WOMEN OUTSWEAR MEN Three Arrested in Budapest for Profanity, But Not One, Man. fiw United Press BUDAPEST, March 25. —Women swear more than men in Budapest, if police statistics are to be believed. Following a recent decree of the minister ot the interior prohibiting swearing on the streets the police arrested three women, and no men, in the first two days the deci-ee was in operation. The first woman arrested was 60 years old, and she was fined $5, the judge remarking she was old enough to know better. The other two women, both considerably younger, were fined lesser amounts.

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CHINESE GENERAL TURNSTOPOETRV Marshal Wu Pei-fu Finds Solace After Defeat. Bii United Press PEKIN, March 25.—“ The cold wind from the west blows my old battle garment: "To look upon the bloodstain on the cloak brings sorrow to my heart. "My only possessions now are loyal heart and brave soul; "These will be with me forever, despite the ice and snow of the present situation.” The foregoing is a sample of the latest verse received here from the pen of Marshal Wu Pel-fu, who, virtually wiped from the military scene in Honan province, turns as usual back to his classical education for relief and in this instance commemorates the death of a faithful

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