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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-22
POLICEMAN COLLAPsEs

Police Sergt. John Hett. was taken
to the city hospital Sunday night
after he collapsed in the roll call
room at headquarters. At the
hospital he was treated for indiges-
ton and heat and taken to his home.
He was reported improved today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-22
H0OSIER TAKES LIFE
Alexandria Man Leaps From st.
Paul (Minn.) Hotel Window.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. June 22.-After
two unsuccessful attempts to end
his life. William H. Fearey, 35, of
Alexandra, Ind. committed suicide
late yesterday by jumping from a
third-story window of a hotel here.
Examination of his room disclosed
bank deposits of more than $4,000
in Minneapolis and Mason City
Qowa) banks. Fearey had previous.
ly slashed his wrists and tried to
hang himself in his two futile sui
side attempts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-22

Kingston declared policemen dis
satisfied with the long hours could
be replaced easily from the long list
of applications the board has on
file if the twelve-hour shifts con
tinue. When the twelve-hour shift
was established application rolls
contained as many names as at
present, according to Kingston.
Patrol squads will continue to
pick up suspicious characters in the
poolrooms. dry beer parlors and all
places of meeting" Captain Roy A.
Pope. head of the police detail
guarding banks. said.
Rikhoff, 1t was thought. would re.
new his plea for fifty additional men.
Although there was a decrease in
crime over the wee-end. more men
are needed TO carry on work police
have been doing in extra hours. he
believes.
Saturday traffic officers worked
fourteen and fifteen hours, il was
pointed out. Men who went on duty
at a. m. worked until p. M; those
who went on at 8 a. m. continued
on until II p. m. During the week,
officers who go to work at a. m.
worked until $50 a. m. and then
guarded filling stations until closing
time.
1853 Are Arrested
A total of 143 men, thirteen
women and two boys were arrested
over the weekend.
Only eleven men and two women
were slated on drunkenness charges.
One was slated for driving while
drunk.
Fifteen men and one woman were
CHARGED with operating blind tigers.
Twenty-three men and five women
weer charged with vagrancy. Thir.
teen men and two women were
charged with felonies and twenty
one men and three women were
slated for assault and battery as re-
suit of fights.
Four alleged gambling games were
raided. Clarence Wales, "a, colored,
loGO OOlllilS ST. EuWdTu Nelly 20,
of 121 w. Walnut ST., and Elwood
Collins, 27, colored, Of 6511a Thorn.
ton St, were charged with keeping
the games. Twenty.seven men were
slated as gamblers.
One holdup was reported early to.
day. Paul Majors. 116 n. Capitol
Ave-, said two men tagged him near
Emerichsville bridge early today and
when he stopped, they beat him,
took $11 and fled in his auto.
Search is being made for two
bandits who obtained $55 from
George Vlases after tying and gag.
ging him in the kitchen Of his
restaurant at Ala Massachusetts,
Ave. late Saturday.
Help Up i'm Home
Two youthful robbers entered the
home of Charles Noble. 2153 Rams
dell St, late Saturday, and while
one covered Noble with a revolver
the other took a box Of silverware
and $31.
Two colored bandits robbed Ma.
thaniel Harrison, colored. 461 Agnes
St., of SIG at Bright and Michigan
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-22
North Dakotan Loses Fight
Against Kidney Disease
in Baltimore Hospital
Veteran Was Il! Less Than
Two Weeks.
STUDIED AND TAUGHT
SCIENCE THIRTY YEARS
Support of La Toilette Last
Fall Caused Expulsion
From Ranks of Regular
Republican Party After
Election.

BALTIMORE, Md, June %.
Senator Edwin F. Ladd, 66,
North Dakota, died at the
Church Home Infrmary here at
80 a. m. today of kidney
trouble.
Ladd entered the hospital last
week, coming here from Cleveland
for treatment for neuritis and rheu
matism. Shortly after his arrival
his kidneys gave way and on Sat.
urday his condition became serious.
Tle failed to register expected
gains over Sunday and early today
it was announced that his condition
was critical.
Had Eight Children
Ladd was one of the four Senators
read out Of the Republican party"
by the Republican senatorial caucus
last spring for following the banner
Of Robert M. La Toilette in the
presidential campaign although they
were nominally Republicans.
He is survived by a widow and
eight children, most OF whom we're
at the bedside when death came.
l.a-~Ladd was an example OF the
scientist turned statesman. Born IN
Sparks. Me-, on Dec. 13, 1859, he was
educated In the public schools and
upon entering the University of
Maine chose chemistry for his pro-
| fession.
For five years he was president of
the agricultural college. For five
years he was food commissioner of
the State.
Was Independent
The war brought an expansion OF
Ladd's public service. He became
Federal food administrator for the
State, in which capacity he served
throughout the war. Then came the
sweep Of the nonpartisan movement
over the Northwest and Ladd re-
ceived the nonpartisan Republican
nomination for United States Sena-
tor and elected on Nov. 20. 1920,
by majority Of 1000 out of ,217 900
votes cast.
AS a Senator, Ladd was indepen-
dent In his political conduct, aff1-
liating himself frequently with the
so-called La Toilette bloc. yet never
so far alternating himself from the
Republican party as to call for dras-
tic action until the 1924 campaign,
when he followed the La Toilette
banner. Prior to that he even sue
ceeded as a Republican, to the chair
manship Of the powerful Public
Lands Committee in the later stages
Of the sensational oil Investigations
which ii conducted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-22
$500 LOSS IN FIRE

Fire officials today were investi-
eating the origin of a blaze that de-
stroyed the garage and auto of
Nicholas Hantziz. 1919 Broadway
with a loss of $2,S00.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-22
DESPAIRS OF HUMANS
Bernard Shaw Says We're All More
or Less Mad.

BIZ Times Special
KINGS LANGLEY. England, June
22.-Bernard Shaw has despaired Of
the human race entirely.
Most people are not fit to live
with" he told an audience in a
speech Sunday on Nerves.
"Youc an prove that" he said. "by
asking the people that have to live
with them We are all moro or less
mad -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-22
MARSHAL JOFFRE Ill
World War Hero, Sick With In
fluenza.

BN United Pfess
PARIS. June 22.-Marshal Joffre.
formerly commander in chief of the
French forces, is III with influenza.
r. de-, I sid tnaa.,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-22
JAMES w. LILLY
BUSINESS, CIVIC
LEADER CALLED
Head of Hardware Firm and
Bank Director Dies
After Illness.

James w. Lilly, 62. business man
and civic leader, died today at his
residence, 1715 N. Meridian St. He
had been Ill since February.
AS president of the Lilly Hardware
Company, 114-1S Z. Washington ST.,
and vice president Of the National
Tile Company. Anderson. he was
widely known over Indiana. He was
born at Lafayette, Ind. and came to
Indianapolis when a young man.
Active i'm Charity
Active in charity and social well
fare work. Mr.. Lilly served for many
years as president of the trustees
Of Southeastern Hospital for In.
Chapter American Red Cross, and
was a director OF the Marion County
tuberculosis Association, War Chest
anad Community Fund. He was
prominent in Masonic circles, having
been thrice potentate grandmaster of
Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite. He
was a thirty-third degree Mason.
member of Murat Shrine, knights
Templar and Mystic Tie Lodge. f.
and A. NJ.
Mr.. Lilly was a trustee Of First
Presbyterian Church, director of the
Indiana National Bank and Farmers
Trust Company and the T. H, 1. and
E. Traction Company. and member
of Chamber of Commerce. Indian
apolis Athletic, Columbia and Uni.
versity Clubs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-22
Partner of Stalnaker

For many years he was a partner
Of Frank D. Stalnaker, president Of
Indiana National Bank. in the firm
of Lilly & Stalnaker.
The widow and two daughters.
Mrs. John Darlington and Mrs. Paul
E. Fisher. both Of indianapolis. sur
vive.
Although arrangements have not
been completed relatives said the
funeral probably will be held Thurs
day afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-22
Home Edition

THICKIE goes on the wit
~ ness stand and the coroner
grills her. Read Chickie on the
back page every day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-22
Forecast

UNSETTLED tonight and
u Tuesday; probably local
thunderstorms; not m u C. h
change in temperature.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-22

Entered as Second class Matter at Postoffice.
indianapolis published Daily Except sunday.
, 1925-11-23

hut there will be no hunting this year
for society women yesterday went rabbit
and squirrel hunting and Mr.. Armour's
butler went along to help bring in the
game, instead huntresses brought back
the butler he had been shot in the back
by one of the nimrods.
PekinQ.-Paotin9 Flu, Provincial capt.
al of Chihili has beencaptured by army of
group opposed to Marshal Chang Tso Lin
City fell after considerable fighting with
retiring forces of Manchurian leader.
Bombay Loss of life in c%yclonic storm
when swept the coast of India last week
is now estimated at 700 and damage at
one hundred thousand POUNDS; the storm
was the most severe experienced in In
dia within memory.
, 1925-11-23

b. lIished with multi. colored pieces of
glass.
TIE sarcopbagus itself was covered
with a thin layer Of gold on a marble
The serpent goddess Buto and the v%ulture
goddess Nechbet After this s%arcopha-
gus had been scientifically examined it
was removed from the tristan extreme
Iy delicate operation. as the ore fitted ex-
actly Inside the other and the ornament
ation might easily be injured by the
slightest touch.
By October 22. however, it was posi-,
BILE 10 remove the cover from the second
sarcophague, disclosing a human shaped
coffin, covered with a linen shroud, which
adhered to it. Around the head n
chest were a string of beads and flowers.
N Y. Herald Tribune.
, 1925-11-23
Finaer- Print System Put to
New Uses

The finger print method of identified
ton is becoming universally popular.
But this art is nothing new.
1t was known to the Chinese as early
as 400 B. c.. In that early day finger
prints were taken on wills and on other
documents TO preclude frauds.
A little later the system spread to In
dia.
Japan early adopted finger printing
but used it only to identify criminals.
Even today a person convicted OF crime
in Japan loses his name and IS My
known by his finger prints.
The hiring of much illiterate labor IN
Africa and South America brought m
, 1925-11-23
LOCAL

The S. S. Catherine brought the usual
Porto Rico and St. Thomas mails on
Saturday last, also New York parcel
post, and letter mail of Thursday 18th.
The letter mail of the 18th and papers
to that date arrived yesterday after
noon via the s. s. Bogota which accord
ing to the New York papers sailed
on Sunday 18th instead of Saturday
which is perhaps the reason for her de-
lay in getting here. This steamer called
only at Frederiksted from where she
sailed for the Leeward Islands yesterday
evening.
The mails for the Leeward and Wind,
ward Islands and Barbados close in this
town at 900 a. m. tomorrow for dis
patch by the SIS. Dominica"
The Native Brass Band played in the
bandstand last night.
, 1925-11-23
u. s. NAVAL RADIO STATION.
CRAFTSMANSHIP, ST. CROIX,
21ST NOVEMBER 1925.
(Courteyy of the Associated PreSs.)

\OOWI C62Y " tU6 ~%1oo0CCWC6A 4 I0oH')
New York. Meager reports received
in Mexico City last night to the effect
that a tidal wave from the Pacific ocean
had destroyed the port Of Zihulatonejo
and that while no mails were obtainable
indications were that there was a heavy
list of casualties.
New York. -Legitimate business was
assured by President Coolidge that his
administrator will not interfere with it's
activities as long as they are unhamper-
cd and free; addressing New York State
Chamber of Commerce, Executive advo-
Gated largest possible independence be.
tween government and business president
he also appealed for support for world
court proposals.
Havana.-Only three men are known
to have survived out of more than two
hundred aboard the Haitien steamer
Villes Des Cages which sank Monday in
the Caribbean sea; moss of those aboard
were laborers bound for Cuba sugar
fields. Ten boats from the American
naval base at Guantanamo Bay and sew
eral destrOyers are searching for surviv-
Ors.
Beirut, Syria. Rebels who occupied
eastern suberbs of this city have been
unsuccessful in attacking the neighbor-
ing villages. Druses appear to be falling
back on e~asterly direction.
Peking.-The powers represented at
Chinese customs conference have uncon-
%dltionaIly acceded to Chinese demands
for enactment of treaty giving China un-
restricted tariff rights until January 1928.
Chicago.-Each year j. Odgen Armour
millionaire packer grants twenty hunt
ing OprmitS allOWinO SOciotV upn,horc of
Lake Forest to shoot game on his estate,
, 1925-11-23
ARGENTINE FLYER HOPS OFF FOR
N. Y. BY LAND ROUTE

Leaves BUENOS AYRFS, Argentine,
Nov. 4. CA. P.)- Guillermo HiIlcoat, Ar
gentine army aviator, hoped off at 5:l0
o'clock this morning on his attempted
flight to New York City by way of Peru
Central America and Mexico City.
GENOA, Italy. Nov. 4 "a. P.)-Count
Eugenio Casagrande di VilIaviera began
his attempted flight from Buenos Ayres
today. hopping off here for Gibraltar.
He is ACCOMPANIED by Commander Clio
vanni Maria Ranucci, relief pilot; Radio
Operator Garello and Mechanician Zac-
chetti.
Count Casagrande's itinerary provides
for stops at Las Palmas, Canary Islands
one of the Verde group; Fernando NO
ronha Islands off the eastern extremity
of Brazil; P~ernambuco, Brazil, Rio JaneI-
70 and Buenos Ayres.
BAGDAD, hak., Nov. 4. "a. p.
Commander Francesca di Plnedo has
arrived here from Bushire, Persia, on
his return flight from Japan to Italy.
Ibid.
, 1925-11-23
Tut-ankh-amen Body UncOV-
cred In Superb Coffin
Third Sarcophagus Found With
Layer of Gold and Wings of God
desses; Face of Young
Pharaoh Shown

CAIRO, Nov. 5.-When the linen COW
ering and bouquets were removed from
the second ut-Ankh-Amen SarcOphagus
today a further ~sarcophaQus was reveal
ed with a representation Of the god Osi-
ris on the covered head and foot, with
painted designs and glass Of various col
Ors and with a layer Of gold on the mar
BILE ground. The body S~arc0phagus was
painted with the wings of The vulture
goddess Neckheber and the serpent god
dess Butu.
The second ]sarcophagus was lifted
from the basin Of the first and when the
lid was removed j it showed a gilt covered
human shape, but important details were
hidden by the linen. The shape has a
necklace Of flowers tied to the head
bandage and resting on the breast.
The face, which is uncovered repre-
SCENTS the young Pharoah, The necklace
aud linen shrCud were next removed, re-
vealing a beautiful "CffiG covered with
gold concentrations. This is marvellous
work, but unfortunately most of the de-
tail is covered with a black, glutinous lay
err from LIMITATIONS at the funeral cere-
monies.
CAIRO, Egypt. Nov. 5. by The Asso,
ciated Press).-The body of King. Tut
ankh amen has been uncovered, a COM
munique issued in Arabic by the Ministry
of Works announces.
Tut ankh-amen's tomb was reopened
October II in the presence of Egyptian
officials. The lid of the first sarcophagus
was lifted, revealing another, on which
lay linen coverings and bouquets. These
were removed, revealing a work OF un-
exampled beauty. This second sarco-
phagus bore an effigy of the god of Osi-
ris. decorated from head to foot and en-.
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