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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-12
T. II. HEAD SPEAKS
ONLINCOLN,S LIFE
Pictures Character of Emancipation Before Joint Session
Of GenreaI Assembly

SO we'll, because he saw SO far across
its surface. so deep into its under
flow, he was democrat. Every
body knows more than anybody
You can fool all of the people part
of the time and you can fool part
of the people all of the time, but
you can't fool all OF the people all
of the TINE. The people will wob-
BILE right, he said. That is democ-
racy. 1t does not mean the Danish.
ment of the wise. 1t means that
none are wise to rule but those who
know from within the better mind
of the people. 1t does not mean that
we have no need of strong and sa-
gacious leadership. 1t means that
none are strong and none are sa-
gacious but those who stand like the
engineer at his throttle. allied with
power greater than their own
allied with that power which IN the
people and through the people works
for righteousness for evermore. 1t
does not mean government by mob.
1t means government by men at
their best at the Preside, at the
fwifeside, looking into the face Of
God.
Lincoln was such a democrat, and
because he was so. he was and is
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WAYBURN'S REVUE
AT CIRCLE SUNDAY

Something new and different is
promised at the Circle next week
with the presentation of Ned Way.
burns Dance Mad Revue"
Cast includes Marion Chambers, a
toe dancer9 Ruth Ray, prima donna
Evelyn Hoey, "blues" singer; Ed
win Michaels. acrobatic dancer, and
William Fables, animal impersona-
tor. Co-featured on the program
with Wayburn Revue Is First Ma.
tional's IF I Marry Again." star
ring Doris Kenyon.
#
Other Indianapolis theaters today
offer: yGreenwich Village Follies' at
the Murat; ten acts at Keith's
Yvette at the Lyric: stock burlesque
at the Capitol; Greed" at the Apol
10; Forty Winks" at the Ohio
"Ridin' Pretty" at the Isis, with
william Desmond; THE Thief OF
Bagdad" at the Circle, and His
Hour" at Mister Smiths.
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SCIENCE SUCCEEDS
Milk of Magnesia and
Mineral Oil Now Com
bined.

1t has always been necessary to pre-
scribe milk Of magnesia and mineral
oil separately, even though 1t has been
generally recognized that. to be most
effective, they should work together.
HaIey's Magnesta oil is 8 highly sue
cessful combination Of both. It Is
harmless. causes no gripping or nausea,
ana NAV be safely taken in large doses.
Very palatable-no oily taste. Can be
mixed with milk and given children
without their knowledge.
The oil carries the Dlagnesfa straight
TO the lower bowel, the seat OF most
so-called stomach trouble. Both oil and
magnesia work together. Their indi-
vidual effectiveness Is bly,
Increased and the result is much quick
er and more positive action.
Get a bottle of Haley's Magnesia-Oil
today. Most druggists sell It,. If yours
can't supply you we will mail postpaid
ON receipt Of price. Large family size,
81. The Haley MO Company, Indian
apolIs, Ind.
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Cement FACTORY
DAMAGED BY FIRE
w S. Bennett Company
Suffers 5000 Loss.

Fire caused $4,000 damage .early
today to the cement block factory
Of the W. s. Bennett. Company,
building material manufacturers,
Fifty-second st. and the Monon Rail
road.
w. 8. Bennett, president. said the
fire started where a highly charged
wire enters the building The blaze
was discovered by zanie Stout, night
Waterman. Expensive machinery
was damaged. The loss is covered
by insurance. Bennett said.
Investigation is being made to de
termine origin of a fire that caused
800 damage to the shed of Clifton
Owens, 445 w. Sixteenth PL, late
Wednesday.
Fire. thought Of incendiary origin
caused 800 damage at the Ohio
Candy shop, II w. Ohio St.. Wednes
day. H. Pouios. part owner, said he
suffered a &c., 900 fire loss shortly be
fore Christmas, 1924.
HI. L. Cushwa, manager Of the in
surance department Of the Union
Trust Company. asked detectives tc
investigate
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4ateq,bM-O
gut miN Of maqneaia
and Pune Misle1aL oil
LY?WELL, DON'TBE
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Off With DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets.

A pimply face VIII not embarrass you
much longer. If you get a package of
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin to clear after you have
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8 Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver
with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
successful substituted for calomel ;
there's no sickness or pain after taking
them.
s DR. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which Colonel does. and just as effec-
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No one who takes Olive Tablets is
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feeling. constipation. torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face
Olive Tablets are purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive OIL; you
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DR.. Edwards spent years among pa
tients afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints and Olive Tablets are The
immensely effective result. Take one or
two nightly for a week See how much
better you feel and look. 15c and soc.
advertisement.
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TWO METHODIST
CHURCHES TO BE
} DEDICATED SOON
New Garfield Avenue Edifice
Will Be Opened For
rnaIIy March 1.

Dedication OF new structures early
in March is planned by two
Methodist Episcopal Churches.
Garfield Ave. M. E. Church. New
York st. and Garfields Ave. plans
formal dedication of new 100000
building, March 1, the Rev. c. G.
BonneH, pastor, announced. 1t has
zen in use some time
The Rev. A. NJ Couchman. sec
rotary Preachers Aid Society will
speak in the morning, DR.. Harry A.
King, indianapolis district superin-
tendent, in the afternoon. and
Bishop Frederick D. Leete, Indiana
3oIis Area, in the evening. A series
of services will be held the following
week, There are fifteen rooms in
he new structure
Construction of additional units,
ncluding a social hall, at cost of
approximately $4,000, Is planned
within a few years, the Rev Bon
nell said.
o. D. Hendrick, the Rev. F. A.
Morrow. Tflden Smith. p. r. Brun-
son and Homer Whitsitt compose
1.-THE building COMMITTEES
Basement Of West Michigan Street
NJ E. Church, Sheffield Ave. and
Michigan st.. which Will be- used
temporarily, is expected TO be ready
for formal opening March s. Yves
ley Chapel Church. Elden and New
York Sts., and King Avenue Church,
King Ave. and Walnut St., are be-
ing combined in the West Michigan
Church, the Rev. c. M. Kroft. pas
for, said.
Approximate cost Of the basement
was $26, 600. An auditorium and edu-
cationsl building will be built later.
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Says His Prescription Completely
Banishes All Rheumatic Pain
and TWinges- is Guaranteed

tested for years. and NeaIiy marvellous
results have been accomplished III the
most severe cases where the suffering
where the patient was helpless.
Mr.. James FL. Allen OF IS Forbes ST..
Rochester, n. T., the discoverer Of Al
LENRHU. who for many years snf
fered the torments of acute rheunla
tism. desires all sufferers to know that
he does not want a cent OF anyone
money unless ALLENRHfl decisiyely
conquers this worst Of Al diseases, and
be does not want cent of anyone,s
Drug Stores, Goldsmith Bros Drug
Stores, Haag Drug Company aud drug
gista everyWhere 10 guarantee IT as
aboves in every Instances Advertise
ment
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FEJER ARRIVES TODAY
AT PALACE WITH ORCHESTRA

Joe Fejer and his Hungarian Or
chestra. which is composed Of seven
string instrument soloists, head the
Palace Theater bill for the last half
of this week.
Ergolsky and Sabbot with their
company of dancers have Revue
Comique entitled Cabaret Pastimes.' =
In this act all settings and costumes
are Russian.
Fred Lewis, the comedian, is
making a return engagement to this
city. Just Couple Of Good Men
Gone Wrong is the billing for Ben
der and Armstrong. who have an
endless store Of comedy. Maude Ell
let and company are seen In Girls
Of the Altitude an astral altitudi-
nous exhibition on a trapeze and
Spanish web.
THE Fighting American" is the
photoplay with Pat O'Malley and
Mary Aston in the leading roles.
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President William Lowe Bryan
of Indiana University paid tribute
to the memory Of Abraham Lincoln
in joint birthday anniversary exer.
cises of the Indiana General Assem-
bly, in the House at liza. m. today.
TIe said in part:
1.-THE best speech about Lincoln is
in your memory. II those of you
who are old enough should stand
and speak one after another we
might have the story Of his life in
personal remembrances. Some of
you have seen him; have heard his
voice and touched his hand; and
many Of you feel that in deeper
sense you knew and shared his life.
Some Of you were born in cabin.
Some Of you helped to cut way
out of the wilderness with an ak.
Some OF you have studied by the
winter firelight, and so, when he
first rose among you with a treas
ury of those firelights in his heart,
you knew him for a brother.
Flag Rose Whole and Clean
you lived with him here In the
days before the war. For twenty
fierce years, whose stake was not
money. but national unity and hui
man right. you were at his side You
marshalled about him for battle
with a fire In your heart that was
hotter than the flame Of cannon.
You marched with him into the val
ley Of death. What you saw there
how should we children know? We
only know that in the end you
stood about him bearing still aloft
the fiag-riddled and scorched and
stained-never before so whole and
so clean. For a moment you stood
about him and then he was taken
away.
'He was the child of the people
His only college was fellowship with
them. The book he studied most
was their life. God gave him power
to read 1t deep. He saw there what
any one may see-the rough coat
the uncouth speech, the husk Of
selfishness. He knew as well as any
>one the wolf that is In US all, anc
packs, and how some times we teal
each other to pieces over the car
cass. He knew as well as any ons
how we hunger and thirst and sneak
and barter our lives away for little
messes OF pottaga. It was part OF
his genius to see these things better
than the crafty little people who see
nothing else, and to know better
than they how to turn them tc
account.
Far-Seefng Statesman
HE was like one standing upon
the seashore. He saw all the troubled
and contending waves of ignorance
and greed and passion. But deeper
than all surface waves and storms
tranquil and deep, he saw the great
gulf stream OF life that bears resist
less toward the better for evermore
A child can see the wave. 1t takes
philosopher to sec the ocean cur
rent It takes greater mana mar
we scarce see twice in q thousand
years-it takes statesman to SEQ
both. to use both, to make every
feeting wave and every capr1ciou:
wind and all the tempestuous con
fiict of superficial forces add al
their little strengths to that of the
deep undercurrent. We love tht
child. We honor the philosopher
We follow the Statesman. Lincoln
was all three.
Because he knew the peoples life
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himself the best defense and plea
for government Of the people. !"
FRUIT KEPT IN RUBBER
New Composition Preserves Natural,
Original Flavor.

BU NEA ~~fDSce
SYDNEY, Australia, Feb lathe
luscious tropical fruits in fully RI
pened state soon may appear on dis
tant markets with each piece Of fruit
encased in rubber composition
known as lark.
Fruit dipped in the compound
while it is warm, retains all the ortgi-
nal flavor Strawberries, considered
difficult fruit to handle unless
picked when very green. have been
shipped half way around the world
in latex.
The coating of rubber shuts out
all the air, preventing any decompo-
sion OF the fruit The latex becomes
brittle when cold and is easily re-
moved from the fruit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-12
GAS FATAL TO FOUR

Mother and Three Children Found
Dead In Bed Believed Accidental
By United Press
PAssATC. N. j.. Feb. 1s-Mrs.
Louis Candor and her three children
Helen. 8; Anna. a, and Louis Jr..
8, We're found dead in their beds to.
day with gas pouring from illuminat.
ing jets.
The bodies were discovered by
Candor, night Waterman. when he
returned from work. Police believe
the deaths were accidental.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-12
Too Gold for Farm

When Criminal Judge James A.
Collins sentenced Triako Nickoloff.
Bulgarian. $50 s. West ST., to
ninety days on the Indiana State
Farm and fined him 5000 and costs
on an appeal from city court
Wednesday on a blind tiger charge,
he couldn't understand why he had
to go to the farm when 1t was 80
cold" 1t was necessary to have an
interpreter to explain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-12
ARTHUR LYDAY IN RACE.

Arthur w. Lyday, 400 n. Riley
Ave-. is the first Democrat to throw
his hat into the councilmanic ring.
Lyday, business manager OF the
Moving Picture Projectionists, has
announced his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for council
man from the First district.
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Bills Indefinitely Postponed
House
New Bills

H. 3. 317 (Murden- Harnmittl Permit
ting county auditor to extend aid to poor
f. fmi 8 SIS wr qaGA ~ eiay,Autho-
levies for cemetery fund. Cities and
II: b. sic tHarris Of Lalxe) -Appro-
priAting $40. 900 for State to purchase In
diana Dental College Ways and Means
surveyor on expiration Of term to- sur
render 70 successor certain unfinished rec
0r B. s 81 sPa roMMcsahiD su18sss
drivers OF school hacks to stop at all rail-
road crossings and inspect tracks In each
f. B, 500 1ThieD fling Of
B ss$ s eTSisYD) vo oSdfinG1a' realty
lessee to purchase goods ' Sndicisrs s'rn
n B. 3a4 (smith Of vigo) Permitting
county prosecutors to- employ stsnog-
III B. 5S5 11 1Kissi M sr5mEmpowerirs
Highway Commission with eminent do
a. B. s26 tKissinger)--Lesa1ixinx i'm
perfect records Of conveyances. judo
Bills Passed
II, B; "a Cooper of Posey)-Authoris-
Ing public officials to provide surety In
ste a Ct Persona o bonds. te4 to 80
Possy. Mccutchan Eth aiding Eysnsvilis
to share expense of constructing proposed
bridge ! ae ss s ohio RIysr; ls7 e ],
Gals 70 procure suitable United States
9. B. "A tMoorhead Requiring state
to issue free hunting and fishing permits to
ex-service men exempted from obtaining
s.. J. R. 2 English -Amending Con
stitutiQn to prohibit increase in salary or
extension OF terms of office Of any public
onifdsi for elected ors appointed term. $50
La
R. I tsseelel Amending constl-
triton % enable Legislature to levy income
s. J. r. (Enelish) Amending consti-
tuition to simplify regular enumeration Of
voters as now prescribed by law. (7e
8. J. a. 8 English -Anendins con.t,-
tuition enabling Legislature 70 relieve GER
. tan counties e from compulsory registra-
Defeated
+. 2. ls2 tLisius Divided state into
road DISTRICTS of $50. 900 population each,
requiring half or all regular road fees
collected by State To- be returned to dis
s sr,ct OF origin for disbursement. (s3 yes.
Withdrawn
H. B. .2e (Daugherty) rea,
estate mortgage exemption at rs per cent
OF tncumbrance. not to exceed 371L Der
cent s B. l III ysIHfsi1. - !,
Tor members of lunacy commission
III: B. 1e4 (Bsrnhardt) -Prohibtted
pFinting advertising captions across United
n :; aI2 Smith Of yigol Allowed
pensioned ex-service men 81 O60 tax ex-
emption when not claiming mortgage e.
emptton.
Bills Indefinitely Postponed
H. B. 238 Observation-Disclosures cor.
tain cities to employ full-time health com
miesioners 49,
cities official rights
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Senate
Bills Passed

S. B. 16 tMoorheadl Putting bus trat-
hc under control OF Public Service Com
mission (33 to 15l
s.. B. 10 (Penrodl REQUIRING filing of
i R0nd by I9rssn insurance companies dsa
business in the State Al to o.
the fee system for the county surveyors
Office In vigo County. and putting Il on
straight salary. t36 to o.
s.. B. Ill (Neil) the Sec
rotary of State to sell lists of auto own
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SAND CAVE AT CAPITOL

Statehouse Elevator Caught Between
F1oors-Operator Trapped.
Frank Hawkins. elevator operator
at the Etatehouse. was back IN his
cage today after turning his elevator
shaft into another Sand Cave
Wednesday evening. The cage
caught between the third and fourth
floors. Hawkins was alone. Efforts
to reach him from the floors above
and below failed Hosting mechan-
ism finally was released and Haw-
kins was freed after an hours i'm
nrisonmeT1t
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Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Am,
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Pois-
on Starts to Leave the System
Within Twenty-four Hours.

Hooks Dependable Drug Stores,
Goldsmith Bros. Drug Stores. Haag
Drug Company and every druggist in
this country ID authorised to say to
every rheumatic sufferer that If AL
LENRHIs the sure conquer0r OF rheu-
matism. does not stop the agony, re-
duce swollen joints and do away with
even the slightest tWinge OF rheumatic
pain. he win gladly return your money
without camment
ALLENRHu has besn tried ana
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running from the trees
Allen County residents will pay
$S04, 4s0.S6 in taxes this year, &C
cording to John II. Johnson, auditor.
Plan= for Purdue's annual gala
week when classes of 's5 to 20 viii
hold reunions are being pushed to
completion. Dates have not been an.
nounced. N. T. Crane, secretary OF
the Alumni Association is In charge
Of the program.
The Indiana Daily Student, of In.
diana University will start publish
ing Sunday edition, carrying
complete news, sports editorial
magazine and feature columns.
"1HE Y. w. 6. A. at the
Muncie Normal School has
- started its annual drive for
its scholarship fund. The fund is
maintained to loan money to girl
students in need OF financial aid.
Incomplete figures show enroll.
nent at Franklin College to be 361
for the second semester. Indications
are that records will be broken.
Plans are well under way for the
joint centennial celebration of Lafay-
cite and Tppecanoe counties this
fall.
IRIS. FRANK J. KANAGA.
IMI president for twenty-one
9 years OF the willing Work
ers, a Fort Wayne woman's club,
will receive the annual 500 Opt
mist Club trophy for unselflsh
work in aiding unfortunate per-
sons.
Fort Wayne schools are reported
ovefcrowded. Enrolment is expect
ed to reach 1900 in the twenty-four
city schools.
County fair dates announced by
the Northern Indiana Fair Associa-
ton are: South Bend, Aug. 1922;
La Porte, Aug. 1928; Goshen, Sept.
Id; Benton Harbor, Sept. TIP; North
Manchester, Sept 7-12, and Kendall
vile, Sept. 21-25. Rochester fair will
probably be held Sept. 1915.
Fair dates announced by the
Southeastern Indiana Fair Circuit
are: Osgood. Aug. Al: North Yer
non. Aug. 11-13: Columbus, Aug. 49,
81; Franklin, Aug. 1928. and Shelby
vile, Sept. Id.
w NJ Edwards. State inspector Of
tourist camps, has advised Logans-
port officials to abandon tho free
camp on the ground that free tour
list camp is not desirable and few
travellers expect such accommoda-
ton
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Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop little
"Freezone" on an aching corn, In
stantly that corn stops hurting, then
shortly you lift it right of with
fingers.
Your druggist sells tiny bottle Of
"Freezone" for few cents, sufficient
tc remove every hard corn, soft corn,
or corn between the toes. and the
foot calluses, without soreness or
irritation .--Advertisement.
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HOOSier Briefs

07PENJNG Of maple sugar
IL camps in the vicinity Of
- Petersburg is expected
after the next thaw, since sap is
running from the trees
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Legislative Calendar

ers and license to sheriffs. chiefs of police
and general public at cost. al to l.
8. B. 1S6 tHolmes IN aking organizers
OF corporations liable for debt incurred in
organizing said company. until the strict
complied with. t41 to o..
II. B. 80 galizing an issue
gravel road. Montgomery County. (2S
to 81
Bills Indefinitely Postponed
g.. B. 131 tBatt)-Fixing penalty of
death or life imprisonment for auto band
TRY. Made special order of business
March 10 at 8 a. m. latter the Legislar
ture adjournsl
8. B. 161 (Barkerl -Providin for cleo
ton of town marshal instead of appoint
ment by town board.
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Rag Rugs. Special at
SEC Each

Hit-and miss patterns, fine for
bedroom, bathroom or sun porch;
size z4x36 inches.
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The Indiana Daily Student, of In
diana University will start publish
ing a Sunday edition, carrying
complete news, sports editorial,
magazine and feature columns.
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Allen County residents will pay
$S04,4so.ss in taxes this year, ac-
cording to John H. Johnson. auditor.
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PlanS FOR Purdue's annual gala
week when classes of 's5 to 20 win
hold reunions are being pushed to
completion. Dates have not been an
nounced. N. T. Crane, secretary of
the Alumni Association is In charge
Of the program.
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Women's Knit Union
Suits, sec Each.

A special value at this price.
High grade cotton knit union suits
in all the wanted styles, buiit-up
shoulders, tailored and bodice tops,
loose or tight knees; closed crotch
styles; sizes "a to 30.
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E7HE Y. w. G. A. at the
Muncie Normal School has
- started its annual drive for
Its scholarship fund. The fund is
maintained to loan money to girl
students in need OF financial aid.