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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16

Following the entering Of pleas In
man and William Fl. Remy, prose
cutor, informally discussed a trial
date with Judge Collins.
Meantime the grand jury con-
tinued its session and according
to reports about the Courthouse a
murder charge will be placed
against Stephenson.
Remy refused to make a state
ment or to give any intimation of
actions to be taken by the State.
Following the overruling OF the
motion to quash the counts, Judge
Collins asked Inman
Inman replied:
Let the records show a plea OF
not guilty for each and all the de
PENDANTS"
Date Not Set
Date for the trial was not set
Prosecutor William II. Remy and
Inman went up to the judge who
showed them that the earliest date
for trial would be May 25. due to his
crowded court calendar.
Remy and Inman did not agree
on this date and Remy asked for
time to think the case over.
Neither Stephenson or his two aids
said word during the proceedings.
Stephenson was calm and smil-
ing as usual, and showed no nerv-
BUSINESS. He refused to make any
statement and left the courtroom
Immediately after the proceedings.
Indictments upheld as result OF
Judge Collins ruling, charged
Stephenson with assault and battery
with intent to kill and commit an at
tack. kidnapping, malicious mayhem
and conspiracy to commit a felony.
Klenck and Gentry were also named
in the conspiracy indictment.
Inquest Continued
Coroner Paul f. Robinson con.
tinued his inquest into Miss Ober-
holtzer's death today.
DR.. John II. Warvel. 3944 Broad
way. pathologist at the Methodist
Hospital. was the only witness to-
day.
His testimony largely had to do
with blood tests made by him dur
ing Miss Oberholtzer's illness be-
tween March Fl and April 13. On
his first visit he said he was con-
vinced she could not recover. Two
Was serman tests showed negative.
he said.
Miss Oberholtzers parents will not
be called upon to testify today, DIR.
Paul f. Robinson, coroner, said. He
indicated that they will not be asked
in detail as to any statements made
by their daughter IS to events lead
ing up to her death. other than those
having a bearing on the taking Of
poison.
DR.. Henry o. Mertz, 1855 Central
Ave. was the only witness to testify
Wednesday, afternoon. He verified
statements of DIR. John X. Kings
bury as to the bruised condition of
the young woman's body. He saw
her nfour occasions and gave a
history of the development of the
effects of the poison.
He said she made no statements to
him as to any events which led to
her action in taking poison.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16

"N FACE | leave with you,
| my peace | give. unto
you: Not as the world giveth,
give I unto you
AS the comforting words Of
the Scriptures fell from the lips
of the Rev. Walter L. Ewing
this afternoon they seemed to
bring peace into the Irvington
home where Madge Oberholtzer,
alleged victim of an attack by
D. C. Stephenson, had suffered
for four long weeks, and where
she had died Tuesday.
Death had taken the sunshine of
the only daughter from the pretty
home at 5802 University Ave, but it
HAD given to the girl. peace. The
lines of suffering, engraved since
she took poison more than a month
ago. were gone. In their place had
come a calm.
Bower OF Flowers
The room in which her funeral
service was held was filled with
spring flowers. tribute from in
Vulnerable friends. While Madge
lay i'll, time after time these friends
had offered their services to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Ober.
holtzer But there was nothing to
be dore: she was beyond the help
of either love or science. This after.
noon they were there to bid her
] farewell.
Rev. Ewing. pastor of the Irving.
ton M. e. Church, and DR.. c. II.
Winders, pastor of the Northwood
Christian Church, had charge Of the
funeral services.
As pallbearers Madge's family
chose six men who had played
with her and her only brother,
Marshall, now of Linton, Ind.
when they were children. and
who had been their friends ever
since.
The six who were to carry her to
her grave In Memorial Park Gem
eter!' were Jacob Dolecher, Latham
Cornell, Garrison Winders, Ed
ward Whitaker, Clifford Wagner
and Morrison Davenport.
Girls Chosen
Ten girl friends were selected toe,
as honorary pallbearers: Mrs. Beulah
Gibson Acre, of Evansville, Ind.
Mrs Leila Kennedy Sexton, Of Rush.
vile; Mrs Gertrude Paddock Dill. of
Plainfield, and Mrs Emma Hill Fos.
dick, Miss Ermina Moore. Mrs.
Turn 10 Page 15)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
NO MAIL ROUTE NOW
Postmaster General Says Cost of
Line Would be Too Much.

No air mail service for Indian
apolis on a New Orleans-Chicago air
route is being contemplated by the
Government 1t was indicated in a
letter received from Postmaster Gen.
eral Harry S. New. by William H.
Howard, secretary of the Indian
apolis Board Of Trade.
News letter said the expense of
such a service rendered it prohibitive
at this time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
FLEET sTEAMs TO WAR
Flagship Has 24-Hour Start in AT.
tack" on Hawaii.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
ABOARD u. S. S. SEATTLE (Via
Radio From United Press Staff Cor
respondent, April 16.(-Dipping into
the west. the United States Navy is
steaming toward the scene Of its
greatest war problem.
With the flagship SeattleN almost
twenty-four hours ahead of the re-
mainder of the fleet. the coutse is
lcid toward the Hawaiian Islands.
which the Navy will attemI>t to
capture"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
Boy Is Missing

Police are searching for Thomas
Finn, Is, 3434 Graceland Ave, who
has been missing for q week He
was last seen on his way to school.
Boy Is described as having brown
eyes and red hair and wearing dark
gray suit and cap.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
SHAKING DOWN. OF
JOINTS is DENIED
John zener Says He Is Not Getting Campaign Funds From
PooIroomS
POolroOmS.

John Zener, erstwhile captain in
the police force and now collecting
funds from police and city flremen
for the campaign fund of Ralph A.
Lemcke. according to Mayor Shank,
today denied he is shaking down"
poolrooms. soft drink parlors and
white mule Joints" in the interest
OF his candidate.
Sure, deny / am shaking down
any mule joints to raise money for
Lemcke or Bill Armitage or any.
body" said John. who was dashing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
WOMAN dies IN
FLAMING HOME
Charred Remains Taken
From Ashes.
Bp Times Special

Bp Times Special
SEYMOUR. Ind. April 16.-The
charred remains of Mrs. Olive War
man. 65. were taken from the ashes
of her burned home late Wednes-
day afternoon and buried today.
She lived alone and was trapped in
her burning home.
Neighbors saw the fire. but could
not reach 1t in time to save her or
the house.
She lived ten miles southwest of
here
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
ASK COUNTY AS
one DISTRICT
FOX HOSPITAL
Head of Central Asylum for
Insane Cites Crowded
Condition.
OLD FOLKS ARE PROBLEM
Children Declare Parents of
Unsound Mind.

With 1900 insane in Marion
County-more than the number of
inmates in several State asylums,
DIR. Max A. Bahr superintendent
Of the Central Hospital for the In
sane, advocates plan of redistrict-
ing the State under which Marion
County alone will be In his district,
he said today
There are 700 Marion county
people in the Central hospital now, "
he said. Then there are 800 more
at Julietta, the county hospital for
the insane, and 200 or 800 more in
homes. The quota from this county
is only 649, so the situation is evil
dent"
More Beds
DR.. Bahr is installing thirtytwo
more beds In the mems department,
by narrowing spaces between beds.
I'VE are leaving Just enough
room for the inmates to get between
the beds" he said.
There are 731 men and 931 women
in the hospital now.
"One reason for the steady in
crease of patients is the increasing
number OF aged people whom loving
children have declared insane to get
rid OF them" DR.. Bahr said.
Old People Problem
"oid people are quite a problem in
this modern age, and when they get
q little feeble and absent-minded, the
children take them over to the JUS
tice OF peace and have them sent to
the insane asylum" he said.
Another reason for the steady in.
crease is the increase in population.
re said. One person for every ESQ
population Is a At subject for an in
sanity inquest, according to DR..
Bahr.
The recent Legislature refused to
consider plans for modernizing the
Central Hospital or grant any money
for additional buildings. on advice
of the Governors budget committee
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
FIRE AT M0ORESvILLE
Warehouse Burns With Loss of
$500.

BH IlWfS NDCCfnT
MOORESVILLE, Ind, April 16.-
Fire of unknown origin Wednesday
night destroyed a warehouse, owned
by Arthur Rushton, local coal
dealer. Loss was estimated at
s2,5D0.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
Insurance Head Talks

James L.. Madden, head of the in
surance department of the United
States Chamber of Commerce. ad-
dressed the insurance committee of
the Indianapolis Chamber today at
lunhceon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16

GAINS
Kiwanis Club Census Shows $500
Population.
By Times Special

Bv Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind.J April ia
census just completed by the
Kiwanis Club gives Noblesville a
population of $500. increase OF ap-
proximately 1000 since the Govern
ment census was taken four years
ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
RETURN TODAY ABANDONED
Ship 15 Miles Northwest OF Am
sterdam, Holland.

sterdam. Holland.
BIZ United Press
LONDON. April 16.-Prisoners OF
the sky-held aloft in the giant
dirigible R-33. storm-driven over the
North Sea-twenty officers and men
OF the British air service are being
carried along by high winds and
have no hope Of bringing their craft
back to England tonight. the air
ministry announced this Afternoon.
The airship and crew are safe and
have been ordered to proceed on
their present course. holding their
own as best they can in the gales.
A. 4:3O p. m. the R-33 was approx
imately sevenyy-five miles northwest
OF Amsterdam.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
RAIDS AT SHERIDAN
Fifteen In NoblesvilIe Jail on Liquor
Charges.

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. April Ia
Local and Federal officers made
fifteen arrests in Hamilton county
Wednesday night. All OF the de-
PENDANTS are In the local Jail and will
be charged with various forms OF
bcotlegging. The officials say they
found a stu and five gallons OF
hplor in the William Robbins Drug
Stbre at Sheridan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
Home Edition

ID FAD "Chickie,'' the story
IL of modern girl, on the
back page of The Times every
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
Forecast

ID ARTLY cloudy tonight and
i Friday with possibly local
showers. Not much change in
temperature.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-16
GIRLS ARE CHOSEN AS
HONORARY PALLBEARERS
Comforting Words of Peace
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Family by Pastor in Ser
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30 He npHHaIO eHIe oROHqaFeIbHBIx
HocTaHoBIeHHif, 0IHaEO, IepeIaqy
0oHbuIeBHRaM BH3epTcI0h 9cRaIpH,
HocIe HpHBe4eHHoro BBIIHe 3aRl0qe-
HHa ROMHccHn IaIb6H9aa, Ha4o cTn-
TaTB HpeIpeHIeHHBIM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25
uEHTPAHN3AuNA 6PNTAHC-
xxx OHNOHOB.

.l0HI0H. - KaI HsBecTHO, py
RoBoIHTelH IpyHHMx 6pHTaHcEHX
DHH0HOB cOcTaBHIH MpOeRT HoHcTH
TynHH 4Ia O6'eIHHeHHa BECK 6pH-
observation-disclosures B O4HH MOIIHB1
coD3. Heb O6'eInHeHHa B TOM, ITO
OBJ Ierqe 6HIO gHEToBaTb Hpe8H
pHHHMaTeIaM ycIOBHa pa6OqHX.
%KOHCTHTyUHa HpeIycMaTpHBaeT
06'aBIeHHe BceO6meii 3a6aCTOBRH
cOD3aMH BECK IeXoB lib oIHoii coin
IapHOcTn Il EaE0My HH6y4b 6acTyD
meMy nexy. BqHpa DHHoH TpaHcHOpT
HBX pa6OqHX pebepeH4yMOM HocTa
HOBHI %HOHcTHTyIIHD 9Ty HpHHaTB II
BoflTH B cOcTaB Bce-6pHTaHcRoTo pa
60IeTO c0D3a.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25

0BAMIlCK0TT. = BOEpyr "Top
&ecTBa" 6H6IHH nan 9BOIIODHeii B
1afToHe, oqeBHIHo H%pOncxoHHT IA
Iaa TO rIyXaa 6opB6a. kaR HaBecT
Ho, 6yHIaMeHTalHcTH Tpo3HlII loon
Thea 3aRoHa o BOcHpemeHHH HpeHo-
gaBaHHa 9B0.II0UHH B 0Bcen cTpaHe.
01HaEO, oHH, HOBH4HMOMy, Hap0I
OcTOpOTHHii, IIocOBeTORaIHcb Me%4y
cO60I II penIHHH lynne He HOIbI-
MaTB myMa, oHacaacB, RaE OBJ aTo
0H0IHa He HpOHTpaIa Ha 9T0M.
llpe4cTaBITeIb H0HTpecca leHHe-
ccH TeiiIOp IaTe HO6BBaI ga cone
TOM y Hpe3H4eHTa RyIHITa, HOcIe
zero 3aaBHI IypHaIHcTaM:
ii TOTO MHeHHa, YT0 BHeceHHe
B ROHrpecc 6HIIa o BOcHpemeHHH
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25
A6OPTbI B %nETEP6yPrE.

llpOIoIa;aa CBOH paso6IaqeHHa
90 a6opTax B IIeTep6ypTe 'IleTp.
lip" HHIIer::
lilo OTRocaM HapRa, 0TXOEHM no
RAM, rIyxEM HoIsa6OpaM, HpH4OpO&
HBTM EaHaBaM, 3a6p0meHHBTM RO,IoI
nam, qepIaHaM II HOIBaIaM HaX0
4aT HeI0HOHeHHBIX 4eTef. llpOcTHM
EysHeqHBIM '.HaHHeToM"-rBo3IeM, 10
&EOi HIIH mIaIIHOf 6yIaBROf =
Tar HpoH3BogaTca a6OpTH".
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25
AHTNNNGKNE MAXTEPbI O5'aBNlN
3A6ACTOBKy

H0H40H. = NCnoAHNTenb
HbIH R0MNTeT aHrHNHCKNx co
BOB maxTepOB BbInyCTNA 4Np-
KyAap, nDe4naraDmNH BEEN
uIaXTepaM oCTaBNTb pa6oTy
31-ro NNHa. 3a6aCToBRa oxBa
TblBaeT 100000 pa6oqNx.
3T0 AOKa3bIBaeT, qT0 H0N0We-
HIVE B yToAbHOH np0MbIuIAeH-
HoCTN AHTHNn qpesBBIqaaHo
cepbeaHo. PyKoBo4NTeAN Tpe4
NHNoHoB o4HaRo, o6paTnAMCb
Il npeMbepy bonABMHy C Hpe4-
AOMeHNeM CnaCTM n0A0ReHNe,
eCAN 9To B eT0 CMAax.
Boa OTBeTCTBeHHoCTb ga
yMep6, KoTOpbln HoBHeqeT ga
Co60H ara TDaH4NosHaa 3a6aC
T0BRa, na4aeT B paHH0M CAY-
vac Ha Hpe4npnHNMaTeHeH. Bo
BpeMa sa6aCT0BKN maxTepbI
6y4yT o6e3HeqeHbI 6eSpa6oT-
HbIM HaERoM. AHTANHCRaa ne
qaTb Topaqo 4e6aTNDyeT sTOT
3Ho6oAHeBHblH Tenepb B AHr-
MN BOnpOC VI HeHoT0pble Ta3e
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25
KA3Hb P. CkOTTA BHOBb
npNOCTAROBnEHA

4NKAFO. - AymY-pas4hpap-
mMe cueHbI pasbIrpbiBaAhcb 3Recb,
KOraa noBemeHNe P0GCeAa CE0TTa
6bIhO npnOcTaHoBAeHo cy4oM 3 Tpe-
IHE pa3, pOBHo ga 4 qaca 40 MoMeH
ia, Ha3HaqeHHOrO ana npMseAeHha
KasHM B ncnOAHeHne. ReHa 0cyX-
geHHOro 6pOcnAacb Ha mep OTla
CKOrTa co cna3MaTnqecRNMH pbI4a-
HnaMH:
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Kama oHa, - OHM TeHepb yHse Hh-
Ror4a erO He HoBecaT! Mil 6y4es
npo4OAwaTb 6Opb6y. Nib no6eAhM.
Nib 4oRaIeM. qTO Oil HeBhHoBeH.
MaTb O%cyR4eHHOro OTnpaBhAa ry
6epHaTopy NaaHHoAca cAe4ypulYp
THAerpamMy:
-EcAn Bbl xphcThaHhH - He
Y6nBaR1e Moero cblHa.
CAM POGceHb CK0TT 3aaBHHa
-MeHa c4HTapI HeHOpMaAbHbIM.
GRO - HenpaBGa. Fl He HeHopMa-
AeH, a HeBnHOBeH. .
Coo6mapT, qTo 6paT %ocy%4eHHo-
70 Po6ep1 CROFT nepe4aAca s pYRh
n0AhINN.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25
3A6ACTOBKA AMEPNRAHCRNx
WAXTEPoB CqNTAETCa HEMN
HyEM0n.

ATIAHTHK CHTH. - HeperOBo
PHI Hpe4cTaBHTeIea maxTepoB c
llpeIHpHHHMaTeIaMH 0THOcHTeIbH0
HOBOIO 4oToBOpa Ha Is MecageB rp0
BIT 3%aTaHyTbca 0TeHB 4oAFo, ran
VITO npe3n4eHTy KyIHI%y c%OBMecTHO
c Ty6epHaTOpOM IIeHcHabBaHHH HHH
qoToM HpHIeTca TopOHHTBca, qTo6H
HpeIyHpeIHTB o6'aBIeHHe aa6acTOB-
III, HaaHaqHHHoa Ha | aBTycTa. Hpe
AcTaBHTelH maXTep0B np0I0I&aDT
HacTaHBaTb Ha TOM, YT00H OTqHcIe-
ME qIeHcHHX B3HOC0B OF pa6OqHX
HpOH3BOIHIHcb B R~aHIeIapHaX Hpe
IHpHHHMaTeIeii, HHaqe cODsy max
TepOB HpHIeTCa 3aBecTH IHIIHHif
mTaT 6yXTaITepOB, qTo IaIeT Mare
pHaIbHbM 6peMeHeM Ha c0D3.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25
3OHOTbIE Po3Cb|nN..
HA yKPANHE g

B 'IIpaBIe" HaneqaTaHO' c.IeIy-
DHIee ceHcaIIHOHH0e cOo6HIeHHe:
"qIeH yEpaHHcRoH ARaI. HayR
Hpob. PyTROBcEHii coo6maeT, ITO B
ceBepHoii qaeTH yRpaHHM HaiiIeHH
sOIoTHe poccBIIIH. Ha-IHaX TyIa BIZ
eSIaeT CHeHIIaIBHaa HayTHaa 9ECH9
IHIIHa.
HMeNTCH TaIRe cBe4eHHa 0 Ha-
XOTIeHHH HOBBIX 60TaTBIX 3aIeTef
9oc9opHTa B IIoIoIHH. IIpO6. Py
1HOBcHHfi cqlITaeT, qT0 HyRHO O6pa
THTb OcO6oe BHHMaHHe Ia TeoI0THqe
cHoe H3yqeHne HOTpaHHqHOn HOHOcH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25

BAIIIHHIT0H. = B TO BpeMa,
RaE byHIaMeHTaxHcTH Hs TeHHeccH
6Iaropa3yMHo Bo34epIHBai0Tca OF
nepeHeceHHa cnopa 90 9BoIOHHH B
sa.I RoHrpecca, Tx co6paTba lib lie
Ecaca ynpaMo Io6HBaDTca BHeceHHa
b R0HTpecc 6HlIIa 0 BOcHpeTleHnH
HpHnogaBaHHa TeOpHH aBOIIoIHH DO
Bcei crpaHe. HpeIcTaBHTeIb EoHrpe
cca OF TeEcaca ISoH CaMMepc pa
aBH.I 0 cBoeM peneHHH HoIHaTb
sToT BOIIpoc B HOHTpecce II BHcHasaI
yBepeHHocTb, qT0 6OIBmIIHcTBo HoHr
pecca HOIgep1HT eTo.
VTO He RacaeTca IeIa, Bo30y%Ie
HHoro BHTTHep0M, TO .IyqIuIIe aIBo
HaTM BHcEa3aIIIcb ga TO, qT0 OHIO
"HpOBaaHTca oI0HqaTeIBHO. Cam BIT
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25
KPACNH %OnPOBEPrAET.

COBeTcROe HocOIbcTBo B llapHKe
0Hy6InHOBaIO CIeIyDmee 3aaBAe-
HHe: "B %HeEoTopHx raaeTax oHy6IH
RoBaHo HpHIIHcBIBaeMOe IopHO mHcb
MO, B RoTOpoM H4eT peqb o BTOpoM
ceKpeTape HOcOIbcTBa IlHpyHoBe. Lilo
c0IbcTB0 3aaBIaeT, ITO 9T0 HHcBMO
aBIaeTca H0IIOhHBIM".
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-25
4 O n 0 7 A n.

HaXoIameica B oTnycEe aa-rpa-
HHHeH KOIOHTaif, 6BIBHied no.HlIpe-
ION B HOpBeTHH, %mpeIIo2eHo cpoq
HO aBHTBca B MocRBy Iua oo'acHe
HHit B TeHTpaIbHOif RoHTpoIbHol 10
MHcCHH, RE HpOTHB nee Bos6yxle-
Ho HecEOIBTo IeI B cBasH c IeaTe
IBHocTBD ea B 0cIO.