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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-18
Births


George and Diomeda Goats, 641 Luett.
william and Lottie Rady, 816 Coffey
Arthur and Hope Wettle, 1905 North
Don r'' and Beulah Mckinney, 14s4 west
Court.
Louis and Nora stoner, 7Ol South
George and Mabel Givans, 1914 West
Vermont.
Theodore and Mary Brown, 4344 Bal
timore.
James and Lizzie Bibble. SIS Fayette
Howard and Edith Abbott, city hospital.
Emmett and Elite Patton, city hospital.
Cecil and Beulah London, city hospital.
guy and Alpha. !Aigner. city hospital,
odiSt hospital.
Charles and Lena Hewlett, Methodist
William and Clara Steiner, Methodist
jerome and Eva Litten, Methodist hos
Ivan and Irene sours, Methodist hos
Walter and Nellie Halbert, Methodist
hospital.
Forest and Tage Allen 1853 Bsrth;
mont.
Clyde and Pearl johnson. 542 South East.
John and Pearl Murray. 2l90 Avondale.
Raymond and Maud Myers, 2154 Rams
New York.
Sam and Myrtle Rice. $50 Agnes
J. S. and Nora Walker 729 South Capt.
toll.
Alfred and Edith Gerlock city hospital.
Homer and Tobias Smoot city hospital.
George and Maude Dumas, city hos
pital.
Herbert and Myrtle Foster. city hospital.
Ernst and Clara Michelis. Methodist hos
Richard and Clydia sturm. Methodist
hospital
rBurrell and Hazel Bracket. Methodist
George and Alleine jeffrey. Methodist
hospital
Jessie and Corrine Herald, 1905 West
George and Ella Parker. Al North OK
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Dead Burglars Body Not
Claimed by Wife, Mother

nois streets. to identify her huS-
band Saturday. Mrs. Austin said:
I'm not surprised. 1 warned him.
Whenever there was robbery and
some one was killed, read through
the papers for the robbers descrip-
ton. afraid. and expecting, it would
be Richard"
The girl wife, whose neager wage
barely was enough to support her
alone. is unable to give her husband
burial.
The same reply came today from
the young mans mother, Mrs.
Charles Graham, of Toledo.
Detectives have been unable to
reach his father, said 10 be William
Austin. residing ae Elkhart.
Dennis Ferrand, SIS, of $50 Birch
avenue. Waterman. fired bullet
into Austin's heart when, found loot
ing desks, Austin turned upon him,
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FLOOD RELIEF NEAR
Clearing Weather Cheers
DeIuged Alabama.

BIZ United Press
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 10
Relief from flood peril In Alabama
was in sight today. with reports of
clearing weather.
Much damage had been done to
crops, highways and bridges, how
ever, and one death reported during
the week of excessive rains. which
sent rivers beyond their banks.
Residents in North Montgomery
evacuated their homes as the Ala
bama rose to forty-five feet, ten feet
above flood stage, with a crest of
fifty-one feet predicted. AT Selma,
the Alabama was approximately
forty-three feet and still rising.
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TUESDAY EVENTS

Rotary Club luncheon. Claypool.
Gyro Club luncheon. Sphinx Arms.
Mercator Club luncheon, Columbia
Club.
indianapolis Architectural Club lunch
con. ISL East Market street.
Purchasing Agents Association lunch
con SEVERN.
American Chemical Society luncheon,
Chamber of Commerce.
Universal Club luncheon. Columbia
Club.
Phi Gamma Delta luncheon. Chamber
of Commerce.
University of Michigan Alumni lunch
Exchange Club Of Northern Indian
Alliance Franchise luncheon. Sphinx
Indianapolis Medical Society. Athen-
aeum.
An angle iron, dropping from an
upper floor of the new Big -Four
building under construction at
Meridian and Maryland streets
struck Howard Patterson, bricklay-
err, on the head today. Methodist
hospital physicians say his condi-
ton is not serious.
Plans to complete the enrolment
of all congregations in the new
pension system of the church will
be discussed at the November meet
ing OF the trustees of the Disciples
of Christ church pension fund
which opened today at st. Louis.
Frederick Lands Of Logansport,
former congressman, publisher and
columnist will be the principal
speaker at the Past Presidents day
observance of the Indianapolis
Kiawanis Club wednesday at the
Claypool.
Famous Personalities Have In
terviewed.' will be the subject OF an
address by DR.. Robert Thompson
New York, author and newspaper
correspondent, at the weekly meeting
Tuesday noon of the Rotary Club
The meeting will be held in the
Chateau room at the Claypool.
Members of the Service Club, al
a luncheon Tuesday noon at the
Lincoln. will hear o. L. Bodenhamer
national commander Of the Ameri-
can Legion. as principal speaker.
DIR. Elmer Funkhouses and DIR
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Ignorance and Fear Held
Responsible for Belief
in Sickness.

A Christian Science lecture was
given by William w. Porter, G. S.
B. of New York, a member of the
board of lectureship of the mother
church, the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Sunday after
noon at the Third Church of Christ,
Scientist, ediflce, Washington boule-
ward and Thirty-fourth street.
Christian Science shows sin, sick
ness, and death to be the effect of
an imperfect, incomplete, and mis-
leading sense of God implanted
ignorantly in the consciousness of
men," said Mr.. Porter. This i'm
perfect and incomplete sense of
creator reproduces itself in an i'm
perfect and incomplete sense of
created things.
"Some one is going to say: Well,
how has this michievous and mis-
leading sense been implanted in the
consciousness of men? The answer
is: Through ignorance and fear.
Ignorance of God, and fear spring.
ing therefrom.
TT may be asked: How can one
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Girl 'HEIRESS'
FAILS TO FIND
MISSING CASH
Mabel Christie Does Not
Bring Custodian of Money
to Court.

Hope of Miss Mabel Christie Of
locating mysterious Mr.. Mar
lowe" whom she says is in posses
sion of $4,000 left her by her dead
husband" diminished today when
she failed to produce the man in
probate court.
The 19-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. o. Christie, of near
Edegwood, was given an opportunity
Saturday to bring the man before
Probate Judge Mahlon E. Bash to-
day to SubStantiate her action of
several weeks ago in having a
guardian appointed for the wealth
she expected to inherit.
J. william Nunamaker, Indian
apolis, lifelong friend of the Chris
ties. has been appointed guardian
and has provided a $244,00U bond to
insure proper care of the expected
money.
Vaguely Miss Christie related to
Bash Saturday how she married "a
Kenneth Goodman of Evansville"
reputed wealthy cabinet manufac-
turer, who committed suicide some
time later, leaving her the fortune
in settle of divorce proceedings he
brought against her.
The girls parents expressed conf
dence in their daughters story, as
serting they knew this man" and
that I'VE are sure a Mr.. Marlowe of
near Evansville now has the money
Their search for the man apparently
has been futile, according to attor-
neys, and their failure to bring the
man before Bash today will result in
releasing Nunamaker from his bond
as guardian. according to Bash.
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Runaway Auto stopped

By United Press
VINCENNES. Ind, Nov. ia
wheel which caught on the corner
of a concrete culvert prevented an
automobile here from daShing down
a steep incline with John Bill, and
James Bill, 5. The boys had climbed
into the automobile to play and
loosed the emergency brake. The
car started backward down steep
incline, but after travelling fourteen
feet was held by the culvert.
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SHOP EARLY TO
Be RADIO PLEA
Merchants viii Sponsor
Series of Programs.

The Merchants Association, the
East and West Washington Street
Associations and the Pennsylvania
Street Association will unite in
broadcasting series of programs
appropriate to the coming holiday
season. The first program will be
broadcast over WFBM from to
$50 Monday night.
Eleven concerts will be given in
this series, the concerts on Monday
and Wednesday beginning at and
lasting to $50, while the Saturday
night program will be given from
Z to 7:30.
The WFBM full orchestra, with
the Elmer Steffen double mixed
quartet, will be used. The commit
tee in charge of the program, with
the musical director of WFBM and
Mr.. Steffen, has worked out sew
eral unique members.
The programs are being given by
the merchants as an appeal to
spread Christmas shopping over
several weeks instead of combining
it to the last week or ten days
preceding Christmas.
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In MemOriam Notices

STORM-In loving remembrance Of our
beloved sister. Mollie Quinn Storm, who
departed this life Nov. IT, 1916.
Should bleak and drear November,
No gladstone moments know,
And must it be forever
The harbinger OF woe.
dark and drear reminder
OF partings and of pain
And life. and love and kinshlp
Wen never know again.
Her loving sisters.
ELIZABETH AND JULIA.
IN MEMORIAM-In memory of our little
girl, Virginia. Ruth Blair, who left us
Nov. II, 1927.
With this day comes memories
OF our dear little girl that's gone
And in our hearts we miss her more
AS time goes on.
She meant so much to us our darling
And since she's passed away,
No one knows the hopes and dreams
Left shattered from that day.
MOTHER. DADDY. AND BROTHERS.
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7. P. O'C0NN0R,
FAMED BRITISH
POLITICIAN, DIES
Served 49 Years as Mem
Der of EngIand's
Parliament.

BIZ United Press
LONDON, Nov. 18.-Death has
cheated by a year the hope of
Thomas Power O'Connor. Father
of the house of commons of at
tanning a record of half century's
continuous service in parliament.
Eased by the last good wishes Of
his king and Pope Plus, the 81
year-old veteran of politics and
Journalism succumbed early today
to a septic condition of one leg.
from which he had suffered for two
years.
"Tay Pay" as he was known, be-
came Ill seriously ten days ago. His
condition grew worse gradually un-
til Saturday night he was sinking
rapidly. King Georges physician.
Lord Dawson Of Penn, was called to
O'Connor's bachelor apartment. He
Brought a message of sympathy
from the king. Pope Plus sent his
.fnal good wishes and blessing by
Cardinal Bourne.
ChampiOned NatiOnalism
OpConnor entered parliament
from Galway in 1880. He was re-
turned from both Galway and Liv-
erpool in 1886, and thereafter rep
resented the Scotland division OF
liverpool until his death.
,-tc 10 foVNn In FAaTIIQ a.
snent as the champion of Irish Ma
tionaHsn, a cause to which the
greater part of his career was dedi-
Gated
With Tay Pays death, the vet
eran Lloyd George, former prime
minister end leader of the Liberal
party, succeeds to the title of
father of the house of commons.
He has attained a record of thirty
nine years of continuous service,
ten less than his predecessor.
Was Popular Bachelor
O'Connor was 81 on Oct S. His
Journalistic career was carried to
his aging years from an early prom
fnence. credited mainly to his abil-
ity to write obituaries. His stories
OF the dead led him from Fleet
street to the house of commons and
into authorship as biographer.
Tay Pay was one of the most
famous and popular bachelors of
the British empire. His ready wit
and CHEEKY nature served to enliven
the proceedings in the house of
commons.
His initials, corrupted to Tay Pay,
were as famous in Britain &c the
designation John D. in the United
States. A cablegram from any part
of the world to just Tay Pay al
ways reached him.
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Detectives Are Unable. Thus
Far, to Reach Father
of Bandit.

The body of Richard Austin, "a.
who was shot and killed while ran
sacking the Martin-Parry Body Cor
poration offices, 1860 West Henry
street, Saturday morning, lay I'M
claimed by his wife and mother in
a local morgue today.
AuStinS eStranged wife, Mrs.
Leora Austin, 10, or 225 Blake street.
had not forgotten her husbands
repeated refusals to work and sup
port her. They were married last
December and separated in July.
Taken to PatterSons undertaking
establishment, Fourteenth and ILL.,
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RECEIVERS FROM WOUND
Robber Slabs Woman In Attempt to
Steal Rings.
~ United Press

by OnlJBU RT6SS
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 18.-Taken
to the Allegheny general hospital,
after she was found unconscious in
her room on the north side, Mrs.
Ellen Stein, 26, Akron, o., was re-
covering today from stab wounds,
believed to have been inflicted by
a robber who attempted to cut two
rings from her fingers.
Mrs. Stein said she had been &C
costed by q man, who demanded
two diamond rings she was wearing.
She said she was dragged into her
room by the man, who stabbed her
seven times while he attempted to
cut the rings from her fingers. Her
assailant fled when she screamed,
she said.
currently, Sinclair in reality will
have served only about seven months
of the entire sentence.
Assigned to duties as pharmacist
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The City i'm Brief

Henry Beckman will be guest speak
ers at the weekly meeting Of the
indianapolis Medical Society at 8:15
p. m. Tuesday in the Athenaeum.
A discussion on the lectures of the
two speakers will be led by DR..
George Bond and DR.. G. B. jackson.
The Butter Crust Pie Company
will sponsor a dance in the Crystal
ballroom, 729 North Illinois street,
Tuesday night.
Fall meeting of the Mems Club of
the North Methodist church will be-
gin Thursday night with program
of music and speaking. The Rev.
Ira c. Dawes of Detroit will talk.
A hard time dance will be given
at 8 next Saturday night by the drill
team of Center camp, Royal
Neighbors of America, at Musicians
hall, 143 East Ohio street.
fDII kOeTCtleE vi TIC StdtC ION
board is in Chicago attending a
meeting of the committee on bank
taxation of the National Bank Con-
ference of which he is member.
Three reels of motion pictures,
valued at s125, we're stolen from the
offices of First National Pictures,
Inc, 120 West Michigan street,
Sunday night, police we're told to-
day.
State highway commissioners will
receive bids on five or more four
wheel brake three to four ton
trucks on Nov. IS, it was announced
today by Director John j. Brown Of
the state highway department.
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Oil Man Is in Good Health
Despite Confinement of
Seven Months.

BU United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18-The
District of Columbia Jail in few
days. will lose the wealthieSt and
best-known pharmacist it ever had.
At midnight Wednesday Harry F..
Sinclair, multimillionaire oil OPP
orator and sportsman, will have
completed two sentences, totaling
nine months, for contempt of court
in connection with incidents growing
out of his participation in the Tea
pot Dome oil case.
With time off for good behavior
and because the sentences ran con-
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Punchboards Seized

I ~ 7 FFVFo = TttIWI
ANDERSON. Ind. Nov. 16.-Four
more Thanksgiving turkey punch
boards have been confiScated by
police and the owners of as many
stores arrested on charges of gam
ing. Those accused are Ed Rauch,
Joseph Melcher. Albert Melcher and
Charles Hill. Chief of Police Elmer
r. Nighbert punched out one of the
boards and found 1t offered 500 in
prizes out of receipts of $3.50.
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WORKMAN FILES SUIT
Damages Of $4,000 Asked for Fall
r. at Stairway.

Suit for $4,000 damages for al
legged permanent injuries he re-
.oeived in a fall from stairway,
Feb. Is, was filed in superior court
four today when by Crickmore, 1886
Sheldon street. Defendants are Ed
ward j. Foster and Joseph H. Patti
son.
CEickmore charges he was en-
ployed by Pattison to do repair
work on a house owned by Foster at
1889 East Twenty-fourth street. He
alleges to fell from a stairway at
the house when a banister broke
and was unconscious for ten days.
He charges the accident was due
10 the carelesSness and negligence
of the defendants.
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Legal Notices

or y liberty truck. Same to be delivered
to Goshen.
Five Single Blade Snow Plows, to be
mounted on Pierce ARROW. F. w. D. old
liyered to Wabash and Waterloo
Specifications shall accompany pro-
posals and fifteen-day delivery must be
guaranteed.
the outside wrapper. Snow Plow Bids
The Indiana State Highway Commission
reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals. or TO award on anv stated COM
bination of proposals. that in their iudg-
ment is the most advantageous to the
State of Indiana.
J. J. BROWN.
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NEW BUILDING PROBABLE
Bloomington Chamber of Commerce
Proposes Structure.
- CRited Press
nTN0AHNCTOAT I

- United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 16.-
Plans for a new building for the
Chamber of Commerce are being
considered by directors. One of the
sites suggested is a vacant room of
the Graham hotel.
The directors are carrying on cor
Fespondence with officials of the
Fioosier State Automobile ASsocia-
zion in an effort to induce the or
lganisation to combine its local Office
with the chamber.
Directors will meet Nov. &c. to
consider applications of persons
seeking to succeed U. G. Clevenger,
Resigned. as secretary.
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SLAVES FOR |. U. MEN
Football Victory Brings Rush to
Barber Shops.

BH United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 49,
Many men came forth. from their
concealment behind heavy boards
today for the first time since their
pledge not to shave until I. u. foot
ball team won game.
There was wild scramble for the
barber shops Saturday afternoon
when news Of the 10 to IA victory
over Northwestern, marking the
first conference trump of the year,
was received
Likewise, there was a rush for
drug stores by co-eds who had fore
sworn use of cosmetics on the same
condition.
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Race With Death Lost

BIZ Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind, Nov. 18.-Mr
and Mrs. John Mckinley of this
city, hurrying to the bedside of their
daughter, Miss Ethel Mckinley, at
Colorado Springs. lost a race with
death. A few hours after they had
left a message was received here
telling of her death. She had been
in sanitarium a year. The mother
arose from her sick bed to make
the trip.
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Legal Notices

INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMI6~
SION.
Indianapolis Indiana.
NOTICE TO SNOW PLoW COMPANIES
Notice is hereby given. that sealed pro-
posaIs will be received BY the Director
Of the Indiana State Highway Commits
SION at the Commissions office third
floor of the State House Annex. corner
Market and Senate avenue. indianapolis
Indiana. until 10 O'Clock a. m. Nov. IS.
1873 on the following equipment.
Ten or more snow plows. consisting OF:
Five Heavy DUTY v Type to be
mounted on four-vheeI drive six-cylinder
pneumatic tire trucks. Same 70 be de-
iivered to La Porte. Plymouth and VAL
one Light Duty v. Type. 10 be mounted
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Rooms Wanted
Room for Rent With Board

MAN 39-Desres Christian homeliks
place close in. Box 81 Times.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
TO REGAIN
LIBERTY WEDNESDAY

because of his early experiences as a
drug store owner in Kansas, Sim
clair has made many friends at the
Jail and is regarded by Major Peak,
superintendent, as model pris-
oner."
The long weeks of imprisonment,
according to Peak. have not affected
the wealthy oil mans health. He
will emerge from the institution
somewhat lighter in weight, but
generally in sound health.
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Woman RoutS Bandits

~ Inlffd PTfSs
CHANDLER, Ind, Nov. 1S.-When
RErs- Louise Saberton was awakened
from sleep by robbers ransacking
her store next door she flashed On
the store lights from switch in The
home. Then she seized a gun and
began firing. As they left in an
automobile they retailiated by firing
eeveral shots into the side of her
house.
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johnson Orchestra Booked

81 Iines Npfctot
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 10
Johnny Johnson, Indiana university
student from 1916 to 1920, will bring
his radio and recording orchestra Of
eleven pieces here Saturday to play
for the annual Blanket Hop of
Sigma Delta Chi, Journalistic fra
ternity.
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TRUSTED WORKER HELD
Domestic in Elkhart Home Admits
$500 Theft.

BIZ TniFed Press
GOSHEN, Ind, Nov. 18.-For six
teen years Mary Kefarber, 80, was
a trusted employe in the home Of
Mrs. Anthony Deahl.
Today Mary and her brother
Henry, SO, are in the Elkhart county
Jail here after she confessed she
stole 5000 worth of silverware, jew
elry and wearing apparel from her
employers son Ray two years ago.
Henry Kefarber was arrested when
some of the stolen silverware and
$4,000 in bonds were found in his
safety deposit box.
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TWO OFFICERS JOBLESS
Dropped From Bloomington Police
Force After Farm Terms.

% United Press
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Nov. 49,
There were no jobs on the police
force awaiting Everett Anderson,
FORMER captain of police, and Homer
Terrill. patrolman. when they re-
turned after serving penal farm
terms.
They we're sentenced on convic-
ton Of assault and battery upon
Lewis Smith, 49, The officers were
tried after Smith reported that they
struck him during a third degree
quiz in which they attempted to eX-
tricate a confession from him that
he was q provler.
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Pays Bills; Kills Self

AUBURN, Ind, Nov 13.-After
making the rounds of several stores
here and paying bills. Kirby Sprott,
81, insurance agent. returned to his
home and committed suicide by
shooting. Relatives say they do not
know the cause for the act.
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DEDICATION FOR PLANE
Fl. Wayne Newspaper Announces
Ceremony to Be Nov. "a.

OOAOAVAJ w DO ANV'' W.
Bu United Press
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 18.-The
new Ryan brougham airplane of the
FIT. Wayne News-Sentinel will be
dedicated at Sunday afternoon,
Nov. "a. Ceremonies will be held at
the Guy S. Means airport on the
Lima road.
The plane will be christened, there
will be an aerial stunt flying and
business men and public officials
will be taken for flights. Name con-
test winners will also, be taken up.
The Fl. Wayne public has been
invited to attend the dedication and
inspect the new ship.
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Help Wanted Male

TOOL DESIGNING FOREMAN Capable Of
taking charge of Tool Designing Depart
ment. designing tools to facilitate the
manufacturing OF interchangeable parts
in large quantities. Must have demon
strated his ability both as a designer and
an executive. In your first letter give
age and experience. Box 30. in care
4 rir,,ns
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