Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 59, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1929 — Page 10

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ALIEN LAWS OF TWO COUNTRIES PART FAMILY Father Refused U. S. ReEntry; Canada Bars Mother. Three Children. r i n>r< >: MONTREAL .July 19 —A seemingly insurmountable wall ol immigration regulations has separated a lather m Montreal lro:n his wife* and three children ..1 Rouse Point. N. V The lather John Da Silva Lopes, '• British ,object, r prevented from (rossing into the United States and joining his "Hr and children, who have been barred from entry oy Canadian authoritie. and ordered deported to Biit: h Guiana by American officials. Lope:, came to Montreal several months ago and found employment, leaving his family in New York. When hr ent lor them they were denied admittance by Canadian authoritie The; remained at Rouses Point. until after .July i. when an Amer- i lean ruling wen into effect enjoining all tailing to qualify as America citizens at that time to depart ‘ voluntarily 01 be deported If dcthc; .•> .;i re ent bac k to British Guiana

Lope, can not re-enter the United States: because of the ruling, and the iannlv, if present rulings are adhered to may be lorrcd to return to Brit i ll Guiana* and adopt, new lactic' to enter Canada or the United States. When Lopes vent to meet his family at Rouse:, Point, lie was ordered by authorities to lea’c the ttair. ?; J acollr, bin a train rmr’oye inadvertently allowed him to proceed to Rouses Point. He we told that ho must leave on tii p nctrain, and spent Hie intervening time -earthing for hire mily. A; train time nearer Lopes n rj ore of hi" boys, on the street. it;’rice. on must. romc to mother." the lad cried He v* in* wife and oilier cliilf a io<,. minutes when

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Three truck loads of baseball pool tickets, vending machines, punch boards and materials going into their manufacture were confiscated by police and investigators for the county prosecutor's office, when they raided Hie Silent Salesman Company-. 14 North East street, late Thursday. Officers Jack Small, left, and Wayne Bear are loading the first truck lead for transportation to police haedquarters.

forced to leave on his return trip ; to Montreal. Lopes is hoping for a last-hour decision which will allow him to stay here and permn his family to join him. WOMAN MAYOR WILL WAR ON 'BLIND PIGS' Mustn't Sell Bruve in Residence Districts or to M inors RoollcExers Told. li l I Jilted /*( .5 EUREKA. Cal.. July in.—Mrs. Emily L.. Jones, first woman mayor of this city, doesn t expect 'o have too much success in halting liquor traffic in this section. In fact she doesn't expect to succeed “any better than the federal government,” but bootleggers must keep their “blind pigs" out of the residential sections. Above all they had better not. b ( - riixcovered selling liquor to minors, asserts Mrs. Jones, who upon taking office said she had no intention of legislating for blue laws. Mrs. Jones defeated the male incumbent by a margin of several hundred votes. She announced her , candidacy when opposition to the ' mayor's rc-elcction failed to develop a short time before the election.

ENGLAND FEARS TROTSKI Barred Bolshevist Because of influence on Radicals. r,i' i 4, iti.d Press LONDON. July 19.—J. R. Clynes. secretary of state for home affairs, told- questioners the British government refuses to permit Leon Trotski. exiled Bolshevist chieftain, to reside in England for fear persons with rnischevious intent would seek to exploit his presence for their own ends. • He added that If Trotski became a source' of embarrassment to the government, there was no certainty of it- being able to secure his departure.

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THE INDIAXAPOIMS TRIES .

WORST GALE IN YEARS SWEEPS LAKE MICHIGAN

High Seas Imperil Lives ot Passengers and Crews of Ships. Jl ,/ / rl l>n CHICAGO. -July 19.—Lake Michigan was swept by a terrific northeastern gale Thursday night—its worst in more than twenty years, veteran mariners said. Half the 2.000 passengers were ill when the steel whale-backed steamer Christopher Columbus returned from Milwaukee. Two were injured slightly. Captain Charles A. Moody said the storm was the severest he had seen in twenty-six years. A sharp wind made the going rough as the boat neared Milwaukee. causing approximately oneIcurth of the passengers to return : by train.

The sixty-five-foot sailing yacht Sunshine was towed in by Milwaukee coast guardsmen after it last. us mainsail and bowsprit off Racine High seas made rescue by steamer impossible. The pirate craft Old Buccaneer was wrenched from its moorings in Wilmette harbor. It was bumping among smaller craft before coast guardsmen could take it in tow. Residents of several apartment [ buildings and dwellings along Chi- j cago's “Gold Coast” spent the night f in hotels. Both the north and south outer , drives were closed to traffic at sev- ■ cral points by two feet of water, f No rain accompanied the gale. * STRIKERS INVITE DAVIS Bn r nHill Prom WASHINGTON, July 19.—Sccre- ' tarv of Labor James J Davis today expressed willingness to act as arbitrator in the New Orleans j street car strike when and if bo„h factions request his services. He has received a request from 1 the head of the strikers’ union but 1 , none from the public service cor- j poration, it was said today.

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HOLLYWOOD. July 19.—Estelle Taylor, screen star and wife of Jack Dempsey, was reported in excellent condition here today after an operation for removal of her tonsils. 25 ADMIT ‘MISTAKE 1 Drivers Act to Avoid Perjury Charges. Twenty-five automobile drivers came to the state police office today and asked to be permitted to change the drivers’ license application as the result of the arrest of one man on a charge of perjury sot giving a wrong address, Chief Robert L. Humes reported. Most of those asking permission to correct their cards explained mistakes had been made, either by themselves or the notary. Three admitted they had put “no ’ when they should have put “yes” to the question. “have you ever been convicted of a felony?” according to the. chief. The blanks arc not filed so as to be readily available. Humes told them, but assured them changes can be made later.

3 SURVIVORS OF LAST MAN'S CLUB TO MEET Aged Veteran. ‘Excited as Boy on Christmas.’ Plans Reunion Saturday. Bn Vnitrd Prom ST. PAUL,. Minn., July 19.—John S. Goff. 87-year-old secretary of the Last Man's Club, nearly drove his daughter to distraction today preparing to meet with the two other survivors of the famous band for their forty-fourth annual reunion Saturday. On the center piece of the banquet tabic at the Minnesota club will be the bottle of Burgundy wine put by when the club was formed at Stillwater forty-three years ago and from which the last man shall drink a toast to his departed comrades. These annual meetings have come to be the main motive for existence in the life of Johnny Goff. The nearly blind secretary today was as excited as a boy on Christmas eve. He piped out a hundred orders to Mrs. William Griff, his daughter. “Hey, gal, get your pappy a barber and tell him to skin me so I'll be handsome for the banquet. Shine my boots. Trot out my uniform. Call me a taxicab. Run out in the garden and get me a posy.” HATS GET ‘ROYAL HANG’ Ftitiee of Wales’ Headwear rpg; Proves Popular. LONDON. July 19.—The Prince of Wales’ hat peg is badly abused. In the house of lords he lias a special peg in the lobby. On visitors’ day hundreds of persons, many of whom are Americans, hang their hats there for a few minutes—just to give their headgear a "royal hang.”

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MAN FREE ON LARCENY BOND HELD AUTO THIEF \rcused f Taking Building Materials; Now Faces Car Charge. Grille Da;.. 27. of 1910 Union street, at liberty under bond on charges of larceny after he was arrested several weeks ago with his brothers. Ora and Virgil Day. for alleged help in construction of a house from stolen materials, today was in city prison awaiting hearing on vehicle taking charges follow-

Millions of Families Depend on Di*. Caldwell’s Prescription

When Dr. Caldwell started to practice medicine, back in 1875. the needs for a laxative were not as great as they arc today. People lived normal, quiet lives, ate plain, whilesomc food, and got plenty of fresh air and sunshine. But even that early there were drastic physics and purges for the relief of constipation which Dr. Caldwell did not believe were good for human beings to put into their systems. So he wrote a prescription for a laxative to be used by his patients. The prescription for constipation that he used early in his practice, and which he put in drug stores In 1892 under the name of Dr. Caldvell’s Syrup Pepsin, is a liquid vegetable remedy, intended for women, children and elderly people, and they need just such a mild. sale, gentle bowel stimulant as Syrup Pepsin. Under successful management this prescription has proven its worth and is now the largest selling liquid laxative in the world. The fact that millions of bottles are used a year proves that it has won the confidence of people who needed it to get relief from headaches, biliousness. flatulence, indigestion, loss of appetite and sleep, bad breath, dyspepsia. colds and fevers. Millions of families are now never without Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and if you will once start using

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jins: has return here Thursday from Greenly, Col. When picked up in the western city. Day is alleged to have’been driving an automobile Joten nearly foiir months ago from Guy Dran\ 3334 Wilcox street SUIT OUTLIVES AUTO ST. LOUIS. July 19. A mt filed twelve years ago to reemer >2.LiQ paid for an automobile that ‘would not run" was among 399 ancient civil cases disposed of by Judge Pearcy who merely tossed them in < a waste basket

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