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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-19

geois. Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Robert
Duncan. Forest Park, M; Theodore Luz
indanapoiis; Wayne 1 Alierton, VALPARAISO;
lows, Flint, Mich; Arthur Graf, Evansville;
ssS SSen Glen 4 &ew ill., Wam scSesdsr
in pGhfR SIGMA LAMBpA-clinord Cox,
Carey, ,KnlehtstowR;; 'I Iiyinss Rri9dle, LeS,
anon: Luther Coburn, Olean, N. r.; West
ley sayagf rSSSdip9g ohT Curtis Con
Clifford Snyder. Coshocton, OHIO.
ACKNOWLEDGING Rhodes. IT. WAYNE;
O. IsS SSsyT T9 a Fl c 9oddea Ma Iaa
annapolis; Jesse Hunt. Indianapolis; B. r.
Michigan, City; CLAY demmill, Greenfield;
winchester; M. shanklin, Lafayette; Ed
ward Wiseman. Chicago: Robert Baraby,
a aso1 K N9wf perpn HsSe cbcS 4SuS ar
Slynn, Michigan City: Donald Mcdonald
Evansville: Theodore Fitch. Lawrenceburg;
M MtoS EIddY ngt9h Milton H waSa
yosn. Waterloo; Louis M. Ross. Michigan
Elmer Hurley. Flint, Mich; Donald Cotton,
Ai DELTA uPsnoN-charles Foster, Elk
SMs ckng aTwf PsxtoS Sw oon RSssrs
lebanon. Ohio; William Ross, Minneapolis,
MIMI clqrencSs Gikes, Lagrange H.
Charles Hoshaw, Elkhart; Marvin. Nc
Haley, Lafayette: Albert Stewart, West La
fayette; Avery Moore. Minneapolis. Mimi;
Joseph Evans, Brazil; John Harmon,
rt LAMBpH Cir ALPHA-H. T. Hinshaw.
LMa gpo H Buck Et WAYNE Wayne r. H
M Se r. w w. T Red New saem oSo e.
Matlock, Sherman, Texas: II. Chastaine,
GamphelIsbYrg; z. 7; seeleye. San Jose,
III u H. 4 5HgtTnerI Hammo nsrtoou Var
yey, H.. Bert Lewis. Fon ,Du Lac; WIS;
Melville Lawrence. Lombard ILL.,. William
Morriss, Plymouth William Schlosser, Ply
mouth Charles Neddermans,, South Bend.
Eugene Polhamius. Chicago; Lewis Rhodes.
Worcester. Ohio; Leonard Harrington. rndi-
annapolis; Stoddard Hamilton, Indianapolis.
Franklin Kerr, Indianapolis
DELTA CHI-Wilbur Boerger, TT. Wayne.
Fred Grimm, Huntington; James Nc
Cutcheon, Chicago; Theodore Meyer. Bluff
tom, Edward Clawson,, La Porte; George
kcmo, Wendell Bullerdick, Cincinnati.
Ohio; Ralph Barrier, Wabash
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-19
Juanita Montanya Charges
Film Star Is Father of
Her Unborn Child.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 49,
Charges that he was the father of
the unborn child Of Juanita Mon
tanya. Spanish dancer, have been
filed against Wallace Berry, moving
picture character actor.
The dancer asked $l,000.000 dam
ages, alleging that Berry attacked
her on two occasions. The child, it
was reported, will be born in about
a month.
The complaint recites that Miss
Montanya was visiting Mrs. Berry
at the Berry home when the first
attack took place. On another oc-
casion, it was charged, the actor
forced her to submit to him while
they were drivingl
Miss Montanya's suit against
Berry is the latest episode of a tur-
bulent career in the film colony. She
came to Hollywood to dance pefS-e
the camera and her presence has
frequently been noted by authori-
ties. On one occasion, she was the
object of insanity proceedings, but
the charge was dismissed.
Cited on Lunacy Charge
The insanity petition was filed
when she barricaded herself in a
Hollywood hotel and defied police to
dislodge her. She fired several shots
at officers seeking 10 arrest her, but
was finally taken in custody.
Prior to that, she was arrested
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-19
"a PREACHERS
ORDAINED AS
/. MEET CLOSES
Methodist Conference Ends
After Business Session
This Morning.

A conference session this morning
led by presiding Bishop Theodore S.
Henderson, Cincinnati, Ohio, closed
the ninety-sixth annual Indiana
conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
A devotional period under the
Bishop opened the morning ex-
ercises following a program of
organ music. All unfinished busi-
ness and assignment of pastors was
the principal order of procedure.
= New Deacons Ordained
Twenty-four ministers were or
dained as deacons and elders and
$50 young persons dedicated their
lives to Christ at yesterday after
Moons worship service in the Irving
ton M. E. Church. Bishop Hender-
son conducted the ordination rites.
1.-The Challenge to Youth" was the
subject of the afternoon sermon by
the bishop.
DR.. M. B. Hyde, DID, was the
leader of the conference love feast
in the morning after which Bishop
Henderson delivered the morning
sermon. The Rev. @. w. Whiteman
presided at the evening meeting,
and the Irvington M. e. church
choir sang special selections of
church music. Leadership in Train
ing and Practice" was the subject
of the sermon Of DR., E. D. Kohl
stedt, D. D.. corresponding secretary
Of the board of home missions and
church extension.
Younger Generation Criticism
DR.. Kohlstedt said tine spotlight
of criticism was hsirg turned on the
escapades of the younger genera
ton too much and not enough on
the morals of the older generation.
He also stressed the need Of lead
ers in America who are endor Il
with a spiritual background as well
es intellectual attachments.
Following ministers were ordained
as deacons: Lester NJ. Abel, Alfred
L. Beatty, Russell w. Parsley, Virgil
v. Stautfer. James Todd, Miss Anna
M. Baker, Bryan X. Johnson,
Raleigh E. McWilliams and Frank
e. Goodnough. The following min
listers were made elders: Herbert D.
Bassett. Walter M. Clark. Clifford
r. Fitz, Frank r. Greer. Elmer G..
Mckinney. Jesse I. Meyer. Chaun-
cey o. NORM, Miss Josephine B.
Campbell. Miss BERTHE M. DEGREES,
G. J. Galbraith. Miss Grace Harris,
Miss Gladys March, E. CsMontgom-
cry, w. A. Shelton and Edward A..
Mcbride.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-19
Who Is Your Skinny
Friend, Ethel?

Tell him to take McCoy's Tablets
for a few weeks and get enough
good healthy flesh on his bones to
look like real man.
Tell him that the whole country
recognizes McCoy's as the one great
flesh builder.
Tell him that thousands of men
and women once just as thin as he
are now proud of their well-knit
attractive figure.
One thin woman put on 10 pounds
in six weeks.
Mccoy takes all the risk-Read
this ironclad guarantee. If after
taking 4 sixty cent boxes of McCoy's
Tablets or 2 One Dollar boxes any
thin, underweight man or woman
doesn't gain at least 5 pounds and
feel completely satisfied with the
marked improvement in health
your druggist is authorized to return
the purchase price.
The name McCoy's Cod Liver OIL
Tablets has been shortened-ju-t
ask for McCoy's Tablets at Hooks
Dependable Drug Stores or any drug
store in Observation-Disclosures
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-19
METHODISTS TO !.
Hold MEETINGS
Wabash District viii Aid
Church Program.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
WABASH, Ind, Sept. 19.-Meet-
ings will be held between Tuesday
and Oct. 7 in every church of the
Wabash district, Northern Indiana
Methodist Episcopal conference,
Rev. U, S. A. Bridge, superintendent.
announces here. Ministers and their
wives from the district will be guests
here Tuesday of the Rev. and Mrs.
Bridge to arrange for the other
meetings which will be part OF an
advance church" program:
The schedule of meetings follows:
Columbia city-H. Boase CHAIRMAN r.! Tro a
II: f churuSusco. 49, iarwill. 30, South
Whitley. 30; Charter Oak Oct 3, Blue
River, 4: Wesley Chapel, 5; Columbia Clty'
o. North 4qH 'MdS anchester-R. H. wehrly. chair-
man; r. c: Plank; secretary, silver 1is LasSee:
fam Evansville fH "a: Pleasant valley S6 Pleas
ant Grove. 81; Cooks chapel SS' paies.
tine 81 Me nj ees 49, BVgkf North S' Man
Wabash. F. Porter. chairman; D. &c:
Souder secretary. Mt. Hope. Sept. 70;
Pitchers. 81: Lincolnville, 90; Wabash first.
90; Wabash middle, 80; Asbury. Oct: 3;
Largo. 4; Lafontaine, 5, and Wabash street.
Huntingdon F. Edwards; chairman; q, 4:
P Teeter secretary Clear Greek So sep Is So'
sept. 90; Andrews Sept. 90: Rockford. Oct:
8: uniordale, Oct. 4; Rosnoke,; Oct .;
Msricn--F. K; DougA2erty; chairmsln IN
2s Home Park, oct. 8; Ninth Street, oct.
4; Grace. Oct S; First. oct. 6; Morris
swayzee@C. s. Miller. chairman; 3. p.
Nysewander. secretary; PIT. Isabel. Sept. 20:
Sims. Oct. q. Jonesboro, oct. s; Fairmont'
OCT; 81 Swse'Ter FT0s rkl chairman; O. d.
Drake. secretary Asbury, Sept, rs: Salem,
Sept 27 Roll Sept a.; Gas City SEPT ttts 50;
son Center, Oct. s.; Warren, Oct 8, and
Van Buren,, Oct. 7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-19
HOLD HOSPITAL PLAN
Johnson Not to Submit Esti-
mate to Council Tonight.

City Controller Claude F. John
son today said he would not sub
NIT the 81, 100000 ordinance for city
hospital buildings to city council
tonight.
johnson explained he desired to
hold the ordinance two weeks for
further study. The council repealed
an ordinance giving the hospital
money for the building program aft
er the measure was declared illegal.
Health authorities have deplored the
delay, declaring an emergency ex-
lists at the hospital
Councilman Boynton ]. Moore an
nounced he would offer an ordi-
nance providing twelve-hour speed
limit for school zones. The meas
ure carries penalty of So fine for
first conviction; $25 and ten days
sentence for second, and $50 and
thirty days for third offense.
Another ordinance making Hard
ing ST., between Sixteenth and
Thirtieth, preferential street, will
be introduced by Moore.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-19

Pinochle has taken a back seat to
carpentry as a time killer at engine
house No. IL, Sherman Drive and
Vermont st,
The boys became rather tiled of
card playing in between fires this
summer, and Lieut.. George Neihause,
a former architect designed a pagoda
to be placed in front of the entrance
of the station.
Branum-Keene Lumber Company
gave the material, and the boys did
all the work. Two benches, for
merly used for advertising purposes
by local firm, were rebuilt and
placed on the inside of the pagoda.
After two weeks work of actual
construction the boys painted the
lattice work and main stays in
bright colors.
The day shift necessarily did most
of the work and are shown in the
picture resting on "the fruits of their
labor" They are: G. l.. Vann, j. B
Ray, AsH. Stone, E. F. Shaefer and
j. e Kramer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-19
PROBE PLANE CRASH

Two Inquiries Seek to Fix Blame
in Seven Deaths.
By United Press
HADLEY FIELD, N. j., Sept. 10.
Two Investigations were under
way today to determine responsible
ity in the airplane crash which
cost seven lives near Hadley Field.
Saturday.
With five injured passengers in
Muhlenberg Hospital still in seri-
GUS condition, two representatives
of the United States Department Of
Commerce and members of the
Middlesex County prosecutors
Office started an inquiry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-19
GILLIOM HITS AGAIN
Attorney General Raps in
fIuence by Khan.

BIZ Times Special
WABASH, Ind, Sept. le.-Attor-
ney General Arthur L. Gilliom reas-
serted his plea for "Americanism
without Klanism and prohibition
without fanaticism," in Ar address
today before the Wabash Rotary
Club.
He urged a vigorous attitude
against "the un-American and dis
honest activities in the politics and
government of our State by the
cominercialized heads of such groups
as the Ku-Klux Khan and allied
groups"
He condemned the procedure Of
shutting off highways for Klar
gatherings as was formerly done in
Indiana, and urged that 1t be pro-
hibited by penal statute.
Every liaison between constitut-
ed authority and super government
should be severed" the attorney
general declared. THE ancient
horse thief detective statutes have
been utilized as such haison and
shrould be repealed"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-19
FLETCHER PREPARES TO
ADMIT BANK ROBBERY
Former Local Policeman Makes
Decision as Companion is Sentenced.

Former Local Policeman Makes
Decision as Companion is Sentenced.
By United Press
BLUFFTON, Ind, Sept. 19.-
Responsible for placing one of his
companions behind the bars, Ray
mond Fletcher, "a, former Indian
apolis policeman, is planning to
plead guilty to charges of robbing
the farmers State Bank at Poneto
Of $4,000, Tuesday, when he is ex-
pected to be arraigned in Wells
Circuit Court.
Fletcher was to be brought to
Button today from Nashville,
where he has been a prisoner since
his capture a week ago.
Bert Parker, So, was sentenced to
fifteen years in the Michigan City
State Prison Saturday when he
pleaded guilty to three counts of
robbery, bank robbery and grand
larceny in connection with the loot
ing Of the Poneto bank. He was
arrested at indianapolis as result
Of implication by Fletcher
Parker was brought here from
Indianapolis last Friday. He is
alleged to have made q confession,
naming Fletcher and others.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-19

No reason for getting cold feet
over this short one. It's easy If you
step down carefully, changing q
single letter only in each new word
rung. Do not transpose the letters
and be sure that each new word IS
in good dictionary standing. Obso-
lete words and authorizations are
ruled out. A solution will be given
with the next Laddergram, but in
the meantime try to beat it yourself.
Answer to Saturdays construction:
1, Rough; 2, Rouge; 3, Route; 4,
Routs; 5, Roues; 6, Roses; 7, Rises;
8, Rides; 8, Rider.
Copyright by Public Ledger
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-19
Dancer Sues Wallace
Berry, for $1,000 900

when she was found with revolver
near the home of Richard Dix
Another time, members of the
colony had her arrested for tres
passing.
Her grounds for damages against
Berry were stipulated as 'loss of
virtue and chastity; malice and
brutal force; anguish embarrassment
and torture; brutal oppression" On
each count, she asks $250,000.
Berry is one Of the most
prominent portrayers Of character in
the films. He gained prominence in
villain" and "cave-man" roles, but
more recently has turned to comedy
parts.
He was on hunting trip over the
weekend and at his camp at Silver
Lake it was said he could not be
reached for some time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-19
Swimming Teacher browns

BIZ Tunes HpecldL
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Sept. 10
Henry Reynolds, 35, Kokomo,
drowned in the Wabash river near
here while teaching his sister-in-
law to swim. The two were in nine
feet of water, when Reynolds be-
came weakened. He succeeded in
keeping the woman afloat until res
cuers arrived with a boat and then
be sank.