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with the gift presentations. the
former reaffirming his enjoyment OF
association with the Lions and the
pride he had taken in the organiza-
ton since becoming a member two
years ago.
The speaking program was round
ed out with an address by John Fl.
Piper. regional Boy Scout executive,
who emphasized the fine work in
scouting accomplished here, of the
bigger and more difficult field which
Mrs. Bartle was entering, and the as
surance that he would do his best
to secure for Casper an executive
qualified TO carry on the work so
ably started. Success of the Boy
Scout movement, he pointed out. is
growing in no uncertain manner,
records showing that not once in the
history of American criminal courts
has a first class Boy Scout been
convicted of a crime. Out of more
than 107, 900 boys arraigned before
one Chicago judge only five had en-
joyed training in scouting. Two OF
these were released and the other
three had been members only a short
time. An increasing number of col
lege men. it has developed, are for
mer Boy Scouts, the number at
Northwestern showing the largest
proportion with 81 per cent.
The luncheon program featured
musical numbers of high merit, in
Guiding saxaphone solos by Kenneth
Lipke. vocal solos by Mr.. Mcclellan,
George E. Jones, duets by Baxter
Rarie and Mr.. Jones and quartet
numbers by Messrs. Rarie. McClel-
Ian. Firmin and Jones. Mrs. LET
fingwel1 presided at the piano and
Mrs. Eva Thelin accompanied on the
violin.
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AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
WARNED AGAINST USE
OF 1924 LICENSES

Natrona county motorists have
Just 16 more days in which to doff
their outmoded red license TAGS and
don the chick black and white de-
sign which is being worn this win.
ter.
Technically the old license plates
are out of date and valueless on New
Years day, but a few weeks of grace
have always been granted to permit
dilatory a n send in their
checks and receive the new tags.
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massage creams. shampoos. tooth
pastcs, 'talcum powders, ETC.. and
that it is probable the original of
these plants will be located at Their
mopolis.
In addition to being principal
owner of Warm Springs oil field,
Mr.. Singer is the moving spirit and
heavy stakeholder in the Alliance
Refining company and tho Hot
Springs Light & Power company Of
Thermopolis. He has been instru.
mental in bringing more than a
million dollars of eastern capital In
the work of developing Thermopolis
and Hot Springs county.
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"SA[Ly LUNN' WILL Be
FEATURED TONIGHT At
THE AMERICA THEATER

Remembering the phenomenal sue
cess of the home talent play. THE
Deacon Entangled.'' recently given
by the First Christian church at the
America theater, Casper crowds are
looking forward to attendance to-
night at the same theater, where
the East Side Community church
will present a cast of its members
in sally Lunn" which in several
performances at the church audi
torium was a signal accomplishment
in amateur histrlonics. The play
will start at 2 o'clock.
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PARDON PROBE
IN KANSAS IS
OPENED TODAY

TOPEKA. kans., Jan. 14.-Attor.
ney General c. b. Griffith today be.
gun an investigation OF pardons or
paroles granted by former Governor
Jonathan NJ. Davis, and moved for.
ward with plans for filing an custer
sui against Carl j, Peterson, state
bank commissioner.
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Normal Animals Turned
Into Giants Thru New
Discovery Of Science

1.-THE mex point which arises ia
just how this will the prlc.
tical problems of human welfare. II
is difficult to make any statement
regarding the practical Significance
of the work. primarily because wa
have demonstrated that the new vi.
tamin is abundantly distributed in
common foods"
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LINCOLN. Neb., Jan. 14.-tBy
The Associated Press.ECharles W.
Bryan, Democrat, who last week re-
tired as governor, was challenged
today by George T.. johnson, Repub.
lican, former state engineer. to
prove his charges of Irregularities In
the road department under the Nc
Kelvie administration, Inc was him.
self charged with serious impro-
prletles before and during his
tenure of office.
In a letter TO the legislature, read
to the house this morning, MI. John
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LINCOLN. Neb., Jan. 14-tBy
The Associated Fress.l-Nebraska's
Republican legislature today showed
no disposition to act on charges
made against Charles w. Bryan,
Democratic former governor. by
George Il. Johnson, former Republi-
can state engineer.
Mr., Johnson had challenged Mr..
Bryan to prove before a legislative
committee his charge of Irregular
ties in the state road department
two years ago.
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r. C.. Van Denberg
Is Recovering

Friends Of Il c. Van Denberg,
public accountant, who has been III
with grippe and threatened with
pneumonia for several days past at
tho Blackmore apartments. will be
glad to know that he is recovering
and will be back at his office within
a few days.
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Miss Antonio C. Maury of Har'
ward college observatory is one OF
the noted astronomers who will take
observations of the solar eclipse on
January "a.
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Sheriff Mcpherson announced today
however that a month ought to be
enough. and that on and after Feb
ruary 1 his staff would commence
the arrest and prosecution of motor
lists not yet provided with the 1925
style.
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Mrs. Coolidge. wife of the presi-
dent, is an expert operator on the
typewriter. having acquired the &C
oomplishment in her school teach
ing days.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. i4.-The
world court question again was sub.
merged today before the senate for,
eign relations committee, and con.
sideration of the several proposals
for American adhesion was post.
poned until next wednesday.
The committee occupied itself in.
stead with consideration Of treaties
with the dominican republic and
Rumania.
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B. G. Westover, attorney, who
has been in Cheyenne since Sun.
day on business, viii be back in the
city tomorrow.
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news BRIEFS

BOISE. Idaho, Jan. 14.-Favorabla
action by congress on the Goodine
long and short haul freight rate
bill was asked in a senate joint
memorial passed by the upper house
of the Eighteenth Idaho Legislature
at its short session today. f
measure now goes to the house Of
representatives.
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DALLAS. Tex, Jan. 14.-Col. A.
E. Humphreys of Denver today Was
elected president of the Boyd on
company at a stockholders meeting
here. The company's name was
changed to the Boyd-Humphreys Oh
company.
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SENATE PASSES
s HOALS PLAN
OF UNDERWOOD

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-The Underwood Muscle
Shoals bill passed the senate on a final vote today.
The measure which would authorize the lease of the
property to private interests differs radically from the
Muscle Shoals bill passed by the house at the last session
and these differences must be ironed out before either
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measure can become law.
Under the house bill. the Henry
Ford offer for the shoals establish
ment would have been accepted by
the federal government. This offer.
however, has been withdrawn since
the house acted.
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means a temporary end to the
senate fight which has been in
progress since this session began.
The roll call showed SO senators in
favor of the Underwood bill to 80
opposed.
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Hook Dependable Drug Store, Goldsmith Drug Store,
Haag Drug Company's Great Offer to
Chronic Rheumatic Sufferers.
Money Back If Ailenrhu Fails to Do You More Good
Than Anything You Ever Used

cause I was crippled for years and
many times was unable to work, and
Alenrhu made we'll robust, healthy
man Of me.''
Il know because since cured my
self, hundreds have taken AIlenrhu and
speedily rid themselves Of this agoniz-
ing disease"
Allenrhu is no laggard; it starts
right mat once: IL gets into the blood
searches out the poisonous uric acid
deposit and in two days starts to drive
the concentrated Impurities that cause
rheumatism, out Of the body through
the natural channels
It's marvellous how quickly 1t acts
Blessed relief often comes. M two days
--even In cases where the SUFFERING has
been most painful all traces have dis
appeared In q few days.
James H. Allen, Of % Forbes St,
Rochester, N. Y, the discoverer Of Al
lenrhu, desires all sufferers to know
that he does not want cent Of any
ones money unless Allenrhu eeciseveIy
conquers this worst Of all diseases.
With this understanding he haa In
structed Hooks Dependable Drug
Stores, Goidsmiths Drug Stores, Haag
Drug Company, and druggists every
where to guarantee It in every in
stance Advertisement
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What S Neze, on
Local Stage

Presenting an act that proved
the comedy hit of a recent edition
OF the "Ziegfeld Follies," Bessie
Poole with the assistance Of John
Ryan and Gertrude Micheals offers
'"W. C. Fields Family Ford" at the
Palace theater as the headliner for
the last half of this week.
Florence Cast and Boys are
starred in song and dance fest in
which many novel settings and cos
tunes are revealed. A theme is
woven through the songs and
dances.
Recruiting expresses the act
that Basil and Sake, former musical
comedy members, indulge In. A new
act is the one Of Christy and Nc
Donald, who have named 1t Song
and Piano Eceentricities. Manuel
Vega has the role of 1.-THE Funny
Man With Original Ideas in his
comedy. acrobatic and pantomime
act.
George Barr McCutcheon's novel,
"A Fool and His Money" is the
finn with William Haines and
Madge Bellamy in the leading roles.
Pathe News. comedy, and scenic
the show.
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Senate
New RiI-S

s. B. 194 BROWN Amending law on
care Of cemeteries. County and Township
S. B.. 1s5 tCann) -Previding legal
means of removing willows and reeds from
dredged bitches. Swamp Lands and Drains.
of Indiana Girls School and transferring
School for pV Girs B Benevolent a institutions.
state board to be appointed by trustees of
I. u. for examination of all certified pub
lie accountants. Finance,
8. B. 1913 (Dickerman) Providing for
filing United States internal revenue liens
with county recorder. Judiciary A..
S. B.. 1919 (Durham) Giving Indiana
sell unauthorized capital stock to en-
ployes on installment plan. Corporations.
s. ?. 200 Eastonn)-Providing for
Swamp Lands and Drains.
8. B. 201 (English) INCREASING salary
OF Marion County coroner TO $4,000 q
fairs of City of Indianapolis.
s. B. 202 (Harmon) Allowing official
court reporters to collect, 20 cents page
s. B. 200 Harrison -Changing age
limit for commitment to Indiana Refor-
matory from r16 to 80 to 16 to %. and
youths one to five years, except for muir
der. Judiciary B.
s. B. 204 Increasing salary Of county
treasurers in certain counties. Cities and
8. B. 205 (Holmes) -Requiring annual
reports of private corporations to secretary
OF State. or revocation of charter. Cor
pOrati0ns.
s. B. 206 king ALLOWING issuance OF
drainage bonds in certain cases. Swamp
lands and drains.
S. B. 207 (King)-Placing all cities un-
der the law governing apportionment of
expense of paving between street car and
railroad tracks running in streets. Rail-
roads.
S. B. 20S (Leonard) Increases penal
ties for breaking Sunday observ ance laws
that are already statutes. Public morals.
s. B. 200 .(Moorhead Creating State
board of safety. Finance.
g. B. 30 oorhead)-Amending me-
c cs5.sns lien laws to includes word sup
S. B. I'll (Nejdl) Providing sherifis
and chiefs OF police with list OF auto IL
cense holders. Cities ond towns
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MOTOR|ST STRUCK
BY PENNSY TRAIN
Oscar Hughes Injured
Engineer Held,

Oscar Hughes. q, of 416 Spring
St, is in city hospital suffering from
severe cuts and bruises about the
face and head received Wednesday
when the automobile he was driving
was struck by Pennsylvania train
backing at Southeastern Ave. and
Oriental st.
T. L. Moye, 15271z e. Washington
ST., gateman. said Hughes drove un-
der the gates, slightly raised to al
low another motorist to get off the
tracks. John O'Brien, SO, of 1903
Prospect ST., engineer, was charged
with assault and battery.
! James Hope, 20, Of 1867 Broadway,
is charged with drunkenness and
driving while intoxicated. His car
struck pole at Vermont st. and
Massachusetts Ave-, Wednesday.
Frank Guess, 60. colored, $40 w.
North ST., was injured about the
head, arms and legs, Wednesday,
when he was struck by a machine
at North and West SITS. Harry Mil
Ter, 1889 N. Alabama St., driver,
was slated.
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BUTLER COLLEGE
TO HONOR DAY OF
. FOUNDERS BIRTH
Special Program Arranged
For Chapel Saturday
Morning,

Tribute will be paid Ovid Butler,
founder of Butler University, by
faculty, students and alumni Sat
urday at 10 a. m. at a special pro-
gram at the chapel, celebrating the
122d birthday of Mr.. Butler. It will
be the seventy-sixth anniversary of
the school.
DIR. Charles Hubbard Judd, Uni
versity Of Chicago, will be the prin-
cipaI speaker. Seniors will make
their first appearance in academic
costume when they march into the
hall with faculty members. Presi-
dent Robert J.. Alley will review the
history of the institution. Hilton u.
Brown. pre- jdent Of trees, will talk.
Committee in charge OF Founders
day arrangements is headed by Prof.
William L. Richardson. Prof. H. M.
Gelston is marshal. Special music
has been planned.
Dinner in the evening at the Clay
pool will climax the days activities.
DR.. Judd. faculty members and
alumni will speak. Victory Witty,
senior, chosen because of high
scholastic standing, will represent
the 1925 graduating class.
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CIRCLE BOOKS BIG
FEATURE NEXT WEEK


The Circle announces that, start
ing on Sunday afternoon, the attrac-
ton will be Douglas Fairbanks in
.The Thief of Bagdad." So much
has been said and told of this pro-
duction that there remains little
more to be told.
Suffice to say that it is without
any doubt the finest picture that
Doug ha sever appeared in, and in
It Doug does the finest work Of his
long and notable career.
1.-THE Thief of Bagdad' will be pre-
scented in. it's entirety for the Circle
engagement, with the original at
mosphsric symphonic musical ac-
compartment at regular Circle
prices.
Inasmuch as the engagement is
positively limited to the one week,
the suggestion is made that you plan
now when 10 attend and that
thought be given to the matinee per-
formances and avoid waiting for
seats at the evening show.
+ #
Indianapolis theaters today offer:
Henry Santrey and his orchestra at
K.eith,s; Dave White and company
at the Lyric stock burlesque at the
Capitol; The Devils Cargo" at the
Ohio: 'Inez From Hollywood at the
Circle; .sHe Who Gets slapped at
the Apollo; complete new movie
show at the Isis and North Of &c.
at Mister Smiths.
The Indiana Indorsers Of Photo
plays indorse the pictures at the
Circle. Apollo. Ohio. Smiths and
Colonial Tor adults
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PASTORS PRl4 YER
CHECKS REVERIES
Legislators Listen to Morning Invocation Of Mooresvie
Methodist Minister

Reveries~of the legislators in the
Statehouse were disturbed for the
first time in years Tuesday morn
ing when the Rev. Brooks Shave,
pastor OF Mooresville Methodist
Episcopal Church, gave the morning
invocation. Members listened at
tentively to his pronouncement;
which ran as follows:
BE pleased, Oh Lord, to hear us
as we give Thee our unfeigned graft
tude for every mercy which Thou hast
lavished upon our State and ma
ton, and add this, Oh Lord, to Thy
other mercies, that we may more
fully appreciate and more largely
use in Thy service and the service
of humanity, that which Thou hast
bestowed upon Us.
Heritage OF Past
1--WE bless Thee for the heritage
of the past. for the privileges Of the
present and the challenge of the
future. We are grateful for that
sturdy type of manhood that blazed
pioneer trails through trackless
forests and builded here the pillars
of our glorious commonwealth; their
homes, their schools and their
churches, kfndling on the affairs of
these institutions flames of social, in
teliectual, religious and patriotic
passion, charging us, their children,
to see that these flames never grow
dim. Be it ours to keep faith with
our noble forbears. May a double
portion of their manhood fall upon
us, may something OF their daunt-
less spirit, their uncompromising adj
herence to truth and justice, some
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-05
Meetings Here
Friday

Press Association No. 9.
Meeting. Denison.
U. c. c. of E. No. 81. Meet
ing. Denison.
Phi Sigma Delta Dinner,
$50. Lincoln.
Sunnyside Guild. Bance.f Clay
pool.
Dyers and Cleaners conven-
ton. Claypool.
Mutual Insurance Companies
Union Of Indiana. Meeting, 9
a. m. Claypool.
Exchange Club. Luncheon.
Lincoln.
Optimist Club. Luncheon.
Claypool.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-05
Legislative Calendar

$. B. .212 to'Rourkej raising town.
snip road bond limit debt from i to 2 per
cent o. taxable yalution and county unit
p p limit for roads from 2 to per cent.
s. B. eIs tPaynel-rncreasinr gasoline
lax TO 4 cents and providing counties get
naII the money and half TO State highway
commission Roads
3. b. 214 PERKINS Raising nav of
legislators from So to $40 day and SIS
ler every twenty miles mileage and
of House $12 day. Fees and Salaries,
p 2l5 ims)-Requiring teaching
on indiana and United States Constitutions
IN public schools. Education.
y. b: 216 (HilD bonds for
leited IN criminal cases and placed in
Ssscnool funds may be returned on order of
Governor. Judiciary A.
Bills Killed
s. 3. 152 (steele) The county unit
education bill 1.'
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thing of their passionate loyalty to
the interests of home and country
be ours. Make us worthy sons of
noble sires.
Safe Prosperity
Visit the people of our Common.
wealth with safe prosperity. Grant
that those supon whose shoulders
administrative and judicial respon-
sibility falls may be equal to the
demands of the hour and worthy of
the confidence resposed in them by
their constituency. May those whom
our people choose to serve and rep
resent them fulfill their duty with
all sincerity of purpose and upright
ness of life. May they never forget
their answerableness to their people
and their peoples God Deliver
them, we pray Thee. from love OF
power and popularity, from all
sordid motives Of personal gain,
shield them from the considerations
of men and money in the face of the
demands of truth and justice. may
they not lose their patriotism in
craftsmanship. but may they be guided
in their conduct and deliberations
by their better judgements and not
by their baser jealousies. Grant to
give all in official. position an ever
widening vision of truth, an ever
increasing sense of the demands OF
justice; and through their faithful
ness the life of our people may be
builded by wise policies, and lifted to
ever higher ideals and achievements.
This we ask, with the forgiveness Of
our sins, in Jesus, name. Amen.
I'D like to hear that one again"
a representative was heard to say.
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House
New Bills

= B. 227 tDevol) Raises from $500
70 TO-. Sogo maximum cost of any ditch which
commissioners. Train and bikes
n b. 22S (Mendenhal of Davies. Dun
ieyy(-Creates State forest fire wardens,
Ro9y WITH state fire marshal as head.
a B; 229 (Thiel) --Amends laws on
publication of certain 1eagi notices Coun-
" and Township Business
H., B. $50 (ThieIJ PROVIDES renorter
i ior Lake County juvenile court. Judic-
Il. B. 2a1 tDe Haven,--prov,de. ,or
removal of State blind school To- s't twen t0r
acre tract owned by deaf and dumb school.
i. IL b: 232 tDe Haven) --Appropriates
% So;voU I0r use Of IRdiana Deep Water
r. B. 233 Carney Prohibits sale of
imp Hnpas;te'irIzed milk except that from tu-
II. B. 234 CT arney)-Prohibits a6d;tion
81, + 3; ss5 ScooPsr Of Pes ss1eSlcoei
H. B. R36 (Murden. Carlisle, KorY
cooper OF vigo. Harris of Lake. Plasg'
Klssinger )-Creates Indiana naval militia
snd A appropriates necessary funds. Ways
f. 5. ss7 Ccarlisle,-rncreases grand
d shd petit Jurors pay to So a day. Ju,
H. B. ass (Calvert) -Broadens law on
Improvement a,1d ss OF city subdivisions. Cities
=. B. ss9 tcalvert) Provides for an
pointment OF city and county health com
missioners. State Medicine.
n; =. 24O Gafuzel -Clarifies law on
H. B. 241 (Bebinger) wRelieves indi.
annapolis of payment of trackage costa on
rrallroad crossing separation Jobs. Affairs
City indianapolis.
Bills Passed
for county auditors eIercs helm li5oT N
eer1ain coCatieg. w to 14)
d: 3. ~ tRoe)-Requires all persons
compensated for pressing claims before in
d asz1ta board be members of the bar.
H. b. A tchrisney)-Legalizes CON
struction Of Hempfiing road in Perry
County, a92 t9 Oh
sion of names signing conyevances a., PMS us
acknowledgements II certificate Otherwise Il
regular. (e3 to o. 0'-'e' /" Asc Is
b 90 Duncan )--Increases salaries
chief to $4,000 year. (FS to ~ gu !. nre
H.. B. 105 Cooper of Vigo1--Fixes
penalties for failure to fly United states
ma nag 3 over all public school buildings, (92
H. B. 1ls Nolan ).-Permits church
and lodge trustees to hold property Of I'M.
limIted value. 1913 to IL
$50 80 Fl. lEnglish l--Makes sale of wood
meanor punishable by a $50 to 81 600 fne
ana imprisonment up to one year. (92
Indefinitely Postponed
H, >. 30 tClarl) PROVIDED committee
bration of Washington's birthday and an
r. B. I6s Ssmtth Of Marion1-Re.
CURED full train crew onsfifty car trains
sworn proof Of ownership to complete
sale of motor car.
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HooSieY Briefs

n ITO t. HAMILTON retiring
IL } head of the Paramount
schools, has left for New York
where he will complete work on his
Phi. D. degree. Citizens gave him a
rousing farewell.
An elaborate program has been
outlined for the Grant County Farm
ers Institute at Marion Feb. 20-21.
The work will be in charge of Clare
Bradford and county agent S. B.
Scott.
The Cass County Ministerial AS
sociation favors the proposed Sunday
closing bill.
al AsON Bean, one of the tallest
lM veterans of the World War,
I'll died at Marion National
Sanitorium. He formerly pitched
for the New York Giants. Bean
was six feet, seven inches tail.
One of the features of the Clinton
County fair next August will be the
appearance of a Government dirigi-
Bile. The ship will be on display one
day.
Benjamin WATSON. attendant at
the Indiana State Soldiers Home
Hospital. Lafayette, was severely
beaten by a patient, VINO became
enraged when WATSON lowered a
window shade.
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Hurry Mother! Even fretfuI, few
erish, bilious or constipated child
loves the pleasant taste of "Califor-
mia Fig Syrup" and it never falls to
open the bowels. A teaspoonful to-
day may prevent a sick child to-
morrow.
ASK your druggist for genuine Gal
ifornia Fig Syrup" which has direc-
tons for babies and children of all
ages printed on bottle. Mother! You
must say California" or you may
get an imitation fig syrup. -Adver-
tisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-05
CHICAGO BANDIT KILLED
Caught Holding Up Taxicab Driver
Shot Down by Police.

BD United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Obeying or
der of Police Chief Morgan Collins
to "shoot to KILL" policemen today
shot and killed Arthur Falconstein
when they caught him holding up a
taxicab driver
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to graduate 152 students this year,
the largest class on record.
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-Four persons have been arrested
in a campaign by farmers and off,
Gals Of Howard County and the
western part of Carroll County to
round up chicken thieves.
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RI GORGE ANDERSON COR
=, DON, who celebrated his
III 104th birthday at Eureka,
Kan, last week, and who claims to
be the only living member OF the In
diana constitutional convention in
1850, is former Kokomo resident.
He lived there in 1868.