Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 99, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1931 — Page 18

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ANGRY WARREN TAXPAYERS SUE TRUSTftBOARD Demand $16,000 for Alleged Illegal Transactions • During Term. Because Warren township taxpayers believe “additional appropriations'' were made illegally, they sued William H. Cooper, former trustee, and his advisory board for $12,000, plus $4,000 attorney fees, Wednesday in superior court. Complaint was brought by Daniel Michael, Harry A. Huesing, Jchn S. Newhouse and John W. Behrman. The same plaintiffs filed a suit against Cooper last week to collect $516 which they charge was paid illegally to an unlicensed school teacher. The present suit sets forth that Cooper called a meeting of his board Nov. 6, 1930. after the new Democratic board had been elected and qualified for office. Cooper’s board included Walter E. Shearer, William S. Frye, and F. William Hogle. The advisory board authorized an appropriation of $8,500 without advertising, the suit contends. Cooper spent $7,921.26 of this amount prior to leaving office Jan. 1, plaintiffs aver.' Citizens of Warren township, aroused by state board of accounts disclosures concerning Cooper’s administration of school funds, are seeking means of keeping their 1931 tax rate at a minimum. The new advisory board will soon sell a $50,000 bond issue to pay off debts left by Cooper, according to Charles M. Walker, present Democratic trustee. Cooper, a Republican, charged today that the suit is a political move. “I acted within the law," he stated.

12 MARKSMEN TIED IN SCOTT TROPHY MATCH Lead Field of 1,190 Entrants at National Rifle Contest. By United Prett CAMP PERRY, 0., Sept. 3. Twelve Marksmen, national rifle matches here were tied for first honors in the Scott trophy match today after scoring 49 lilts out of a possible 50 to lead 1,190 contestants. They were to shoot off the tie either today or Friday. The Marine Corps cup match, halted Wednesday by rain, was to be completed today. More than 1,500 riflemen were to sight the 1,000yard range. P. E. Warren, Colorado civilian, won the individual club members match, scoring 96 hits out of a possible 100. The Wimbledon small-bore match was won by Harold D. Allyn, of Springfield, Mass., with 199 hits out of a possible 200. Virgil A. Moore, Dallas, Texas, and Gene Farren, Houston, captured first place in the small bore twomen team match, shooting an aggregate score of 792 out of a possible 800. PRANK OF LIGHTNING Driver Unhurt When Bolt Turns Truck in Road. By Timet Special HARTFORD CITY. Ind., Sept. 3. Bantz, truck driver, escaped injury despite the fact that a bolt of lightning caused the truck he was driving to turn completely around in a road, and came to a stop when it crashed into a gasoline pump at a filling station. Severed gasoline, but witnesses of the accident stopped the flames. The truck engine did not stop at any time. OWNER OF HO6S SUES Blames Railroad for Death of 140 From Pneumonia. By Timet Special NEWPORT. Ind., Sept. 3.—As a result of the death of 140 hogs, victims of pneumonia, Earl O. White, farmer near Dana, has filed suit in Vermilion circuit court here seeking SI,OOO damages from the Nickel Plate railroad. White charges the railroad permitted water to enter a car in which the hogs were being transported. No Aid for Motorists By Timet Special DECATUR, Ind., Sept. 3.—Trustees of all twelve of Adams county's townships at a meeting here voted to refuse poor fund aid to motorists unless automobile license plates and drivers’ licenses are surrendered.

NEW ROHMER STORY HAS BEEN BOOKED “Daughter of Fu Manchu” Will Reach Circle Screen Under the Title of “Daughter of the Dragon.’' SAX ROHMER'S mystery thriller, “Daughter of Fu Manchu,” under the screen title of “Daughter of the Dragon," will reflect its myriad thrills and chills on the Circle theater screen during the week starting Friday. Warner Oland, Anna May Wong, Sessue Hayakawa, Bramwell Fletcher and Frances Dade are among the interpreting cast of this picture. Warner Oland achieved fame as a portrayer of oriental roles, by having recognition thrust upon him. Now he assumes these roles because he prefers them, and the latest sample of Oland as a mandarin, occurs in “Daughters of the Dragon.” |

It is Paramount’s fllmization of a new Fu Manchu adventure by the author of “The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu” and “The Return of Fu Manchu,” in which Oland won suc- | cess with his portrayal of the title roles. Twelve years ago, Oland was cast as a South American in “Patria,” a serial thriller with Irene Castle and Milton Sills. The chief villain role was that of an oriental. At the end of a day’s work, it was decided that the ac.tor playing the oriental part did not look the part and Oland was asked to shift to the other role. Since that time, he has had numerous oriental roles and has become established as one of the leading actors of that type, although by birth, he is Swedish. In the latest of Rohmer’s stories to reach the talking screen, Oland scores again in his enduring plan of revenge, but is brought down before his debt of honor is entirely canceled; a beautiful daughter endeavoring to erase the final blot on the family escutcheon. Direction of “Daughter of the “Dragon” is credited to Lloyd Corrigan, who also shares credit for the adaptation with Monte M. Katterjohn. Added entertainment on the SISTER ATTACKS WILL Received Only SSO From $250,000 Estate of Brother. By Times Special NEW ALBANY, Ind., Sept. 3.—A suit seeking to break the will of Dr. John Hazelwood, an oculist, who died Aug. 26, has been filed in Floyd circuit court here by his sister, Mrs. Blanch Woodward, who received a bequest of only SSO from an estate valued at $250,000. Among defendants are two brothers of Mrs. Wodward. She alleges that her brother was of unsound mind when the will was made.

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Circle bill is furnished in Daphne Pollard’s comedy, “Crashing Reno,” a Paramount short feature and a news reel. a tt tt , Indianapolis theaters today offer: Guy Bates Post in “The Masquerader” at English’s, “Waterloo Bridge" at the Lyric, “Guilty Hands” at the Palace, “Merely Mary Ann” at the Apollo, “Branded” at the Ohio, “An American Tragedy” at the Indiana, “The Public Defender” at the Circle, and burlesque at the Mutual.

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