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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-05

Senate Ave; Charles c. Collins. 26,
of GIG n. jefferson Ave; Jess +.
Simmons, 80, of 1915 n. Alabama St.
Frank Black, 90. of SOS f. Eleventh
St; John Titus. 40. of 1889 w Mar
ket St: Oda T. Thatcher, So, Of
904h FIT. Wayne Ave; William
Bruce, 80, of 1886 Bellefontaine St;
o. f. OwinSs. 81. of 30S n. Temple
Ave; ]. T. Carter, so of 1886 Belle
fontaine ST.; Ivan c. Ducheni, 26,
of Sis Walter Ave; Kenneth l.. Nc
Claim. %. 426 n. Emerson Ave; T.. b.
Applegate. 80. of 1926 Adams St;
Floyd Ayers, SO, Of 2439 Wheeler St;
Delmos HILL 20. of 2440 Wheeler ST.;
Mrs Josephine Hill. 10, wife of Del
moss Hill; William Harger. "A. of 32S
f.. Washington St, Louis Schultz.
40. Of 1923 Kenwood Ave: Patrick
Fitzsimmons, so, of 2450 y. Illinois
St; G. +. Jameson. 46. of 934 y.
Pennsylvania St; Marion Patton, 4S.
of 2423 Roosevelt Ave; Walter
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may discover in the acts of viola
ton of the laws, all in accordance
with The powers with which your
petitioners are duly commissioned
and all in accordance with the oath
to which they are duly sworn.
That your petitioners, in the
event said defendants should at
tempt to carry their unlawful con-
spiracy into effect, will be forced to
resist such unlawful force with force
in order to fulfill their duties and
oaths and offices, and that as a re-
suit the morale Of law enforcement
in said city, county and State may
be broken down and said city will
become the scene of assault and bat
teries and bloodshed and disorder,
and in the factional struggle between
petitioners and defendants, law NO
lations will go unarrested."
Delay in Seal
Lafuse did not succeed in getting
the official seal on the certificate
copies issued by Judge Givan, until
room.
After waiting nearly two hours.
Lafuse found Frank r. Childers,
chief deputy county clerk, in the Of
flee of Albert II. Losche, county
clerk.
The order then was read over the
telephone to Chief Rikhoff, In
spector John White and Capt.
Charles Sumner.
Copy of Order
The certified copy ordering the
temporary injunction stated 1.-THE pc
titioners are entitled to a tempo
rary injunction and defendants are
restrained until May % from arrest
ing, placing nuder arrest, from at
tempting to arrest, touching, strik-
ing, beating. or interfering with the
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Ave; Frank Garfield, 90. of 225 E.
Michigan ST.; John Whelan, 81, of
SAT E. Forty-Second ST.. and II. B.
arrested at 141 w. Vermont st.
Sergt. Dan Cummings and Patrol
man Mause slated them on charges
of carrying concealed weapons.
Frank Hubble, 30. of 1916 Ash
land Ave, and Carl Stegglemeier.
20, of 1928 Bellefontaine St., were
arrested at the voting place at Nine
teenth st. and Columbia Ave. Both
were slated on Vagrancy charges
and Stegglemeier was charged with
carrying concealed weapons.
Six more members of the Horse
Thief Detective Association were
arrested about $40 a. m.
With charges. they were: c. j.
Gray, so. Bridgeport. Ind, and
Harry Chambers, "a. Of AS Goodlet
Ave, vagrancy and carrying con.
cealed weapons; Harold Franklin, 80,
of 1435 Pleasant Ave. and Cleo
Gentry 32. of 1853 Croft Ave,
vagrancy, by Patrolmen Hardy and
Jones at Sixteenth St. and Columbia
Ave.
Walter DicKerson, "A of 1879 n.
Tibbs Ave, and Hugh Christie, 30,
OF Els +. North ST., carrying con-
cealed weapons, by Sergeant Nc
Clure at $40 Chadwick St.
hA
arrested were:
Robert +. Edwards. %, of 329 y.
Walcott St., charged with drawing
deadly weapons and vagrancy.
Oscar A. Baker. So, Of 632 Warren
Ave, charged with vagrancy, carry
ing concealed weapons and having
no tail light.
William A. OMAN, "a, Of 721 Il
Tenth ST.; Clyde Davis. Al, of 622
Linwood Ave; r. ID. Williams. 80,
of SAP n. Pine St; Clarence Null 80.
of 1116 Southern Ave; Rush VIII
liams. %, of 2943 Brookside Ave-;
NJ. l.. White, "a. of 430 Mas
sachusetts Ave; Dale f. Dean, 30,
Of 1873 w. Washington St. all
charged with carrying concealed
weapons and vagrancy.
Paul Fl. Cornelius, 80. of 230 n.
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POLICE ARREST
S. DUVALL. MEN

Continued From Page u
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the Objection sustained by the
Judge
Here's Text
Text of the temporary injunction
granted to Riddle reads:
THAT your petitioners are in
formed and believe that various and
numerous persons, unnamed, will,
on May 5. 1925 congregate and
loiter about various precinct polling
places jim said city during the ballot
ing Of said election, and will dis
turb the peace, intimidate voters,
commit acts Of assault and battery
and use profanity, disrupt the pro-
ceedings of election and il many
other ways violate and infringe upon
the laws Of the State of Indiana, I'M
less they are curbed and influenced
by the presence of your petitioners
and such police officers, State con-
stables and horsethief detectives in
the vicinity of and watching over
said polling places.
To Preserve Quiet
"That your petitioners propose
and intend to so preserve the quiet,
peace and order Of the community
in which they live and in and about
such polling places by their pres
ence and offices, and propose to
curb and restrain the threatened
violations of law violators as they
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Here's Text

the objection sustained by the
judge.
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Jail today. They reported to United
States Marshal Linus j. Meredith
late Monday to begin serving SEN
fences.
The thirteen were among forty
two who had appealed their cases
from Judge Anderson's sentences.
Those reporting Monday complete
the list, except three who failed =
appear, one Of whom is said to T.
in Europe.
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7outs. 81. Of 24O1 Roosevelt Ave:

Fouts, 81. of 2401 Roosevelt Ave-:
Harry Maple, 40, of 2414 Langley
Ave. Herman Hill, 35, of 2147 Hazel
St; Roy Fitzgerald. 35. of S44 Ham
ilton Ave; John Barton, %, of $40
+. New York St, all charged with
Vagrancy.
Two more arrested shortly before
10 a. m. were w. IL. Moch. 80, of
r. r. A, Box 4O4, and o. Il. Rauch,
80. r. r. A, Box $50, on charge of
vaSrancy.
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GARY PRISONERS HERE
Report to Marshal and Begin Jail
Terms on Liquor Charges.

Thirteen Gary Qnd) persons, in
Guiding one woman. convicted in
Federal Court of conspiracy to vio-
late the national prohibition law,
and sentenced two years ago by
Judge A. b. Anderson, had their
first breakfast in the Marion County
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Meetings Here
Wednesday,

Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea convention. SEVERN.
Phi Tau card party. s p. m.
SpinkArms.
Charles G.. Hanger cOnven-
ton. SEVERN.
r. r. c. of A. meeting, 1880.
Denison.
Junior Hadassaha card party,
s p. m. Lincoln.
Ladies auxiliary of 3Sth hi
vision of Indiana. . to ) p. m.
SEVERN.
Exchange committee lunch
con. Lincoln.
Indianapolis Gun Club each
Wednesday 2 p. m.
Alpha chapter of the Alpha
Eta ri fraternity meeting, s
p. m. Lincoln.
Kiwanis Club luncheon. Clay
pool
Real Estate Board luncheon.
Chamber Of Commerce.
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Stiff, Rheumatic Joints Relieved,
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E. E. Kemp, Greenwood, Ind, Long a
Chronic Sufferer, Declares Everything
Failed Until FIe Tried Todd's Tonic.

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lawful actions of each and every
State constable. peace officer, Horse
thief Detective Association and its
members of Marion County
In granting the injunction Judge
Givan said members of the detective
association were entitled TO carry
firearms under recent acts passed
by the Legislature. He said they
were within their civil rights in pa
trolling the polls as peace officers.
LAS long as they obey the laws,
keep peace and modest no one. they
cannot be arrested" Judge Givan
said He claimed the injunction
merely prohibited these men from
being arrested for engaging in their
civil rights.
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CLOTHES Pin Ticket"


Official Protestant ticket. The
following ticket has been carefully
selected by the United Protestant
Clubs Of indianapolis. These candi-
dates stand for clean, economic
government and law enforcement.
Vote the clothes pin ticket"
Candidates whose names appear on
the slate are Duvall for mayor. Will
liam A Boyce, Jr, for clerk, and
Walter r. Dorset. c. f. Negley. Ray
Albertson, DR. A. II. Todd. Shirley T.
Mcclure and Boynton j. Moore, can
didates for council. All are Repub-
licans except Mcclure, who is a
Democrat.
Chief Rikhoff Monday night issued
orders to policemen to arrest mem
bers of Horse Thief Detective Asso-
Citations who appeared about voting
places, He contended that members
of the associations had no right to
carry guns inside the city limits.
Members of the as sociations contend
they have this right.
Guns Carried, Charge
Fred Egan, 40. Of 716 n. Beville
Ave, and John Ludwig, 80, of 1144
n. fremont Ave, were arrested at
a voting place at Thirty-Second st.
and Martindale Ave, by Inspector
Glenn and Sergeant Morrissey. They
were wearing horse thief detective
badges, and carrying guns, the po.
oh oh y
vagrancy and carrying concealed
ewapons.
Carl Schmid. 30. of 1916 S. Elder
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Police Study Ordinance

Police were looking into an ordi-
nance prohibiting distribution of cir
culars unless they are placed under
doors or in mail boxes. 1t was said
additional charges probably will be
placed against those arrested.
The circulars which accompanied
the states distributed by the Duvall
workers rea''
Attention Protestant Voters.
Your enemy is voting solidly against
you. What are you going TO do?
Vote the official Protestant ticket.
Defeat LemckeShank-A
Help clean our city Of bootleggers,
gamblers and dives. Who donated
the 100000 Lemcke campaign fund?
Think, Protect the future welfare Of
our children. Vote early. Vote
right"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT TO LESLIE PRES.
COTT-CONTINUED

I've had n great laugh handed me
since you left. In fact. IL rs tho only
time ! have laughed and mother has
been the unconscious medium OF Civ.
ing Il 10 me. You remember that old
maid, Prescilla Bradford, do you not?
had completely forgotten her. for
we had not heard from her since we
left Albany. you know. We'll, Pris.
ella wrote mother tho other day and
told her that tho scandal had per-
meatod among her old nelghbors that
she was not only wearing the abbrc.
waited skirts which every woman.
young or old, is now doing. but that
she had the temerity to 80 down 20
dinner in n public dining room with
gown showing her shoulders and
minus sleeves, altogether.
Adding insult to injury, this Brad.
ford woman said sho had learned this
dircful news from the lips OF one
ORION Gibson. ] recognized the name
Immediately on that OF the man who
had paid mother como attention at
Atlantic CITY.
u seems that his brother and wife,
who arc very conservative country
people, have rented mothers house.
you can imagine how angry she
was when she got the letter FROM her
old friend. in II, Priscilla Bradford
said that Eho was quite sure Mr.
Gibson must have been quite mis-.
taken. that he must have mot come
other woman Of the same name,
Lying old maid" said mother, rs
she told me this, Priscilla Bradford
know All tho time n was ! and she
had the offontry 10 toll mo that she
would gladly dcny II 10 tho minister
" ! would write her a lcttcr mud tell
her wag not wearing short or
luw-ncokcd drcaH d
I'm toll you John" snid my
mother. al wrote her lcttcr Fho'u
remember and am going 10 Mr..
Gibson telling Rim what think OF
the whole Bcandalmonging crew that
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Mister Blue Cap. This young
lady win entertain you until re
turn"
Certainly ! shall" said the girl
as sho led the Twins TO low
stone bench where they all sat
down, DO you know where you
are, Children"
'In n garden" said Nancy mis-.
ter Blue Cap said that the name
OF this picture was a Girl in
Garden Is that rght?"
Tho young lady laughed morrily,
'Of course It Is, she said, but
anybody with half an cyo could sec
that without being told, couldn't
they? But there Is much moro to
1t than people suppose, I'll toll you
a secret, This IS An Babas garden
and those are the big Jars the 40
thieves hid In, and am MnrgIana.
You know the story of AN Bahia
and tho Forty Thieves, don't your"
mo. we don't" said Nick, "but
We hnvo heard OF IT, Would you
mind telling ua about it,
~ thought MI children, boys par.
ticularly, know the story about An
Saba aud the Forty Thieves" said
Mnrgiuua lhoughtrully, land how I,
MnrgiHnn, saved All Baha's liro
throo times But succ you do not
know It,, shall toll YOU,
"Thcro wcro two hrothcrs," shc
began "Ono was called Cnssim and
the other ono was called All Bpba.
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mother away ls concerned. You sec,
am using movie language saying
out" when would ordinarily say
off" I'm preparing to he very pro
fcssional whom Miss Pcrier comes to
film her picture NJ the mil, I'm
really quite excited over the matter
and tho It viii cost us good deal IN
loss OF time, Tor every man in tho
shift VIII be filled with curiosity, and
really little will be done, think 1t
viii be very good publicity.
sally Athcrton has fallen IN love
with Miss Pcricr which surprises me
as, you know. she does not caro- very
much for women. II you were only
going to be here think Il would be
great fun but / feel moro than usual.
~ lost
l win write you about the babies
tomorrow.
Ever your loving husband,
JACK.
Copyright. 1895, n. L. 4. Service. insD
TOMORROW: Letter from Nurse
Hannah Smith 30 Mrs. Leslie Pres
colt.
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and that as tho n breeze was blow.
Ing
And the beautiful girl smiled at
them swcctly and motioned for
them 10 enter
Come along' Come along." said
Mister Blue Cap running up the
magic steps that led up TO tho pic.
turc. and putting n tiny key into
a small kcyhole at the Side of the
frame,
Instantly tho glass swung out
like n door, and tho Twins stepped
into tho garden, whore the beautiful
girl met them and took each ono
by tho hand.
am como for you later" said
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two ncstin' doycs-fine place for sing
an be happy" tho other reminded
him
In n choking voice Pierce cxclaim-
cd: You're u prince. Dorct, and l
won't forget, a princcg'
He was gone, the cabin door had
slammed shut with crash 'Polcon
sank to "a scat and with a long sigh
bowed his head
TO be concluded
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mRex Be y a ( III
CWNTNR NM IContInur.D

n, "'' '''' "Ai'sal f'siurss Tue. AGA FrsHk ilsJa
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BY SWAN
DLNJOhJI. !.

words, The words were Open Sc.
same
The rock opened, and the thieves
took in all tho gold they had with
Thorn and hid IL inside.
"Thcn tho captain said, Shut So.
Same, and the rock closed after
them After that they all rode
away
what happened then2" asked
Nick
"Nll Baba decided to get some
gold for himself" said Murgnna.
ITO BE Coniinucd)
(CopyrighL iQs6. ~ E, A, Service, inc.)
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Cassim married n rich wife, but All
BAHIA and his wife were poor, |
WINS their slave the only servant
they had, I loved them both dearly,
conc day All Bnbn WINS out on
his donkey when he got lost in the
woods lie heard sounds OF horsos
coming In groat numbcra and he.
ing frightened he hid In tree,
ut turned out that he had Goa.
son TO loo frightened for 20 horse,
mon rode up to tho very tree he
was hiding In, ana dismountcd.
'"rhcir captain went up to q large
rock nearby and said some magic
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lives In tho village. I would not live
In my old home a week II they'd give
me the whole town for doing SO"
Mother told me all this when |
suggested, az you requested. that
perhaps she would like to 20 back to
hor old home and visit while you
were away. | Euoss, my dear. that
that Is out ns far aE getting
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Thc Twins followed Mister Blue
Cup to tho next picture In tho pic,
turc gallery
Like ;he ono Before, 1t, too, had
steps leading NJ TO IT,
Behind the glass was u painting
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Of bcautIru dnrlroyod gln stand.
Ing IN gnrdcn An about wore
tall graceful jars Of u blush color.
But ag the Twlns looked, the
trees and flowers became real. mov.
ING their branches gently this way
Evening star., 1925-02-09
ALBERY NOSES OUT
LEACH IN Alloy RUN

Jack Albery. Washington Canoe
Club athlete. took the honors In the
five-mile race staged by Aloysius
Club on the Georgetown University
track yesterday, going the route in
20 minutes. He finished just a stride
ahead of Melvin Leach of the Marine
Corps.
Dan Healey. veteran distance run
ner representing the Alloys, was third,
80 yards behind the winner.
OF the field of % that faced the
starter l6 finished. The order of
finishes follows:
Jack Albery, Washington Canoe Club 20
minutes. -
Melvin Leach. I. s. Marine Corps. 20 min
utes and ID second.
Dan Healey, Aloysius Club. 70 minutes and s
seconds
r. p Henrich unattached. 70 minutes and
2S seconds.
Robbie Williams, Aioysius Club. 20 minutes
and 43 seconds.
Mike Lynch. Aloysius Club 70 minutes and
T.. X. zoeller, Aloyssui Club. so minutes
and seconds.
J. II. Montague Aloysius Club. 80 minutes
and II seconds.
Harry Wilson Finnish American A. G. 90
minutes and ~ seconds
l. $. Haymond. Aloys:us Club. 80 minutes
and ~ seconds.
Grattsn Montague, Aloysius Club 80 minutes
and oS seconds
George Fraser, Apache Club. 81 minutes and
Z seconds.
Carroll Brooke. Aloysius Club. 81 minutes
and AZ seconds.
CASTOR yiacara, unattached. 80 minutes and
81 seconds.
Joseph Stempel e. S. Marine Corps, SO
minutes and 3 seconds.
&C. J. Webster. unattached. SO minutes and
p seconds.
Evening star., 1925-02-09
DEMPSEY AND BRIDE
LOCATED, Then LOST

LOS ANGELES, Calf, February 8
If the sporting world held its
breath with anxiety when Jack
Dempsey and his bride, Estelle Tay-
lor of the movies, slipped out Of a
San Diego hotel early yesterday and
disappeared, it can relax today and
give its nerves a rest, for the heavy
weight champion and his film actress
wife have been found. At least they
were found for a few minutes late
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey arrived in
Los Angeles without being detected
but were recognized at once, oi
course, when they entered the hotel
which the champion operates when
he is not fighting or acting in pic
lures.
The clerk, being on Dempseys pay
roll. could not be mistaken in the
identity Of the visitors, but If he
thought they were going to occupy
the bridal suite ne was disappointed
for in less than 10 minutes they had
played the San Diego trick all over
again-slipped away for a destination
unannounced.
AS concession to the curious
however, the champion left behind
the information that he and Mrs.
Dempsey would be back in Los Ange-
les tonight or tomorrow, and that the
world need not worry.
Evening star., 1925-02-09
NURMI IN II MEETS
IN 32-DAY STRETCH

NEW YORK, February s.-Seven-
teen meets in 80 days. that's Paavo
Nurmi's running schedule for the
next month.
Starting at Portland. Me-. tonight.
the peerless Finn will compete in a
meet at rate OF better than one
every other night.
The Georgetown games in wash
ington Oh February 21 are included
Ugo Frigerio. Italian walker, will
heel and toe it in another sustained
campaign. although his program is
far less pretentious than that mapped
out by Nurmi.
Meets in which Nurmi will compete
February a-Amerc.n legion. Portland. Me.
February I2-1oth Field ARTILLERY. Buffalo.
February l3-srracuse univsrsity.
February l+-Sew York A. G.
February 1e-PhIsdelphia College OF oste-
opathy.
February e1-Georretown University. Wash
February 2s-Johns Hopkins University. 9TH
Regiment Armory. Baltimore.
February e+Csthedrsl Beneft Games.
Madison Square garden, garden New YORK. ,,,mn,o,
ships. Louisville. Ky.
March a-7ds, ds,, Rfs,%s1, ;st.n,11 A a Rroos,xD
March Hamilton. Ontario.
March I-lf4th ReRlm@ht, BuHalO. " l.
March S-MIlwaukee. Wis.
March l2-Greek-American A. c., New
York.
Meets in which Frigerio will COM
pete:
February 14-New York A. c., Madison
Square Garden t5 miles,.
.curuary i.-Phiiadelphia College of Oste-
opathy 5000 meters).
February 17-Leno1 Hill A. A.-165th Regi-
ment A. A. New York l.00O meteEs).
February 2o-Metropolitan A. A. L. cham
pionships t4 miles,.
February 24-Catheiral Beneht Games. Madi-
son Square Garden 900 metersl.
February 2s-National A. A. L. champion
ships Louisville, Ky q mile).