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Page 2—THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER. Mar. 20, 1918

Plea for Ingrams' Release Styled “Anarchy" by Judge ALBANY, (ia. — (AM*)— Demands from persons outside Dio state for the release of Mrs. Itosa Lee Ingram. It*, and her two teen aged sons from prison, amount to '‘anarchy”, according to Superior Judge NY. .M. Warper here last week. The jurist presided at the trial of the trio who was convicted of the fatal heating of a white sharecropper in Schley county near here. When their death sentences

i wore stayed by an appeal for a | new trial, the judge was swamped ' with telegrams demanding that j the three he given their freedom, j However. Judge Harper declared: “The current agitation in this case is an attack on the court and 'when attacks are made on the court, that is anarchy. 1 am not ' going to be inlluenced by outside int ‘fforeneo. The northern newspapers seem to have the wrong in- ' formation concerning the case and it is not as they have related it. I am going to do what is right as I always have tried to do.”

Frank J. Noll Seeks GOP Nomination For Stale Senator

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Frank J. Noll. Jr., annor)ircs his candidacy for the office of State Senator from Marion County in the Kepnhlican primary to he held May I. Mr. Noll is a practicing attorney and former Republican City Clerk of Indianapolis. He has been active in civic affairs and in Republican polities for several years As an attorney and public oftieial he has aeuuired considerable experience concerning municipal and state government ‘I have decided to become a candidate for this office because I feel that my knowledge of governmental affairs and experience (nullifies me to aid the general assembly to render service to our

state.”

Mr. Noll is married an 1 has two ■hildren and Pves at 1 lO.'t N. C.tad.tone Avenue. He is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame

and Indiana Law School.

NORTH POLE EXPLORER IS HONORED

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NKW LEADER cf the Shell Service station at the intersection of Indiana Avenue and West Streets. !

EVANSVILLE MAN The station was previously operatFILES FOR LEGISLATURE -d by Rufus M. Wharton. E V A N S V I L L E Charles E. ! jjjj] resides at i:’,7 N. West I Decker, labor leader and state rep- y tlV(>li an ] is the formrr manaK er! •esentativ- irom \ amlei burgh . (t Dennison Servici*, Inc. ’ouuty. last week tiled his, deelara- Hiir 8 shell Service will be opion e.t candidacy tor renoinma- p ra t ( .(j ()l ) a complete service basis, inn on tin* Republican ticket } Every need for tin* motorist will ! rt ker was clecled in RH6 aft- j*. ( . ;n * 0( i f ()r j n a pronipt and cour-J )’ one id the regiilar Itepublican ^ teniiK manner. Pre-war service candidates was distjualilied on tech- an( j Petroleum products will uirrl grounds. make it worth your while to stop (at Hill's regularly. (ADV.i

CHICAGO (ANP) — The man. who along with Rear Adm. U. It. Peary, discovered the North Pole April U. 1909, Matthew Alexandei Henson. (>2. became the tirst Ne pro to l>o honored by the Geogra phic Society of Chicago last week when he was awarded a gold tried

al for jiis achievements.

The occasion was the golden ju l.ilee. of the society, hold fit Or chestra Hall. Dr. II. M. Leppard, professor i f geography at the Uni versity of ( liicago and president of the society, made the presen tat.Ion which was hoard over - the

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Henson, a man of whom Admiral Peary sai l, ‘1 can’t get along without him,” rtow lives in New York with his wife on a pension of $S. r > a month from the United

States Customs Service.

He is believed to he tliq firfit of •his race to be honored for scientific achievement in the field of roography. For his various Arc

tie exploits, ho has also been

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EVANS VII I,E — Dr. Charles R 1 Drew, discoverer of the process' for preserving blood plasma and (1 i rector of the first Red Cross blood hank, was scheduled to be principal speaker at a •‘kick-off” j meeting of the Tri State Comimi-j fifty Hospital Association this Sat-s unlay at the McCurdy Hotel. Dr Drew's talk was to launch a drive to raise $5tH),00t» for i-on-sfructidu of a community liosiii-! tal in Evansville.

TRUMAN RENAMES JUDCF H. F. MOORE FOR VIRGIN ISLANDS POST WASHINGTON, 1). C. ( NX PA )- President Truman last Momlajv renominated Federal District Judge Herman E. Moore of the Virgin Islands for another term. A Chicagoan. Judge Moore was first appointed to tin* Virgin Islands court t ouch by President Roosevelt Aug. t P.K59. and reappointed Feb. 10, ion.

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Tribute Paid to Late Civic Leader By Many Citizens i Attended by many promfdent citizciiK simple, impressive, funeral rites wen* comhndftd at Allen Ghapter A.M.K. (‘hurdh Friday, March 12 for Mrs. Mary Jane Southern, well-known, local civic and cimrch leader who died at her home, 2142 Eastern Avenue Tuesday, March 9. Rev. II. H. Black eulogized tin versatile leader as a zealous per son, who went out of her way ti do things for other people. He said that she through hard work, sacrifices, and love for people had served with eminence 1 her church and community. Mrs. Southern became ill Sun day, prior to her death Tuesday. The service included an orgai overture by Mrs. Verna Barnes; prayer by H. H. Black; Scripture; condolences by Mrs. I^ena May Shank, president of Indiana P. T A., and F. E. DeFranz; obituary by Mrs. Anna Anderson; eulogy by Rev. H. H, Black; and solos by Mrs. 1.. Wallace, and Mrs. Clarissa Covington. Other musical selections were offered by the Allen Chapel Senior Choir. Mrs. Southern was born in Indianapolis July 22, 1884. She married John Simms Southern and was the mother of 10 children, 1 a girls and 5 boys. She was a former student of Shortridge High school and a member of Allen Chapel A.M E. church. She' received tin* first George W. Cable award for outstanding service to the community in 19”9. i She was active in several ParentTeacher Associations including School No. 2(i. In 1947 she was awarded a life membership in the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. She was a charter member of tlic Crispus Attucks High School P. T. A. She was an organist of Mt. Carniei Baptist church for 17 years. -Mrs. Southern was active- in several groups at Allen Chapel, among these file Missionary Society, Stewardess, Willing Workers, Sunday School, and College Students Fund. She was a mi mber of the Widows' Club. Old Settlers' Club, Federation of Associated Clubs anil the World War II Mothers' Club. Survivors include live sons, John and Paul Southern, fndianapolis; Samuel. Atlanta, Ga.; David, Detroit; and Joseph Southern, Oraiigesburg, S. C.; two daugh-t'-rs. Misses Mary Louise and Francis Southern, both of Indianapolis; four sisters Mrs. Nancy Cunningham. Mrs. Patona Blue, and Mrs. Bessie Allums, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mary Col-j kerf, Chicago: two brothers, Hur- i ley Hill and Charles Robb, both of* Indianapolis, and four grandehil-■' dreri.

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bam be fired again, hitting the assailant in the forehead. \ eru-c Miller, 1!>. 120 Vermont, had heard the screams arid came to investigate. Booth said he told Miller to call police headquarters and ask for an ambulance and additional help. About this time he ‘-aid Jewell came back with Anglin in his custody. When the ambulance arrived a doctor pronounced McFarland dead. The coroner. Van Meter canu* shortly after this and after searching tin* body, identified it as that of Willie McFarland from public health, and social security cards. Funeral services for McFarland were held Wednesday. March 17, at. Emmanuel Baptist Church. McFarland was born in Louisville, Kentucky, and came to Indianapolis in 1927. Survivors include bis wife Carrie Mae McFarland; his daughter, Janet Oneda McFarland; his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Phillips, two aunts, and an uncle.

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