Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 151, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1922 — Page 14

IBS. CLARK lUED AS PRESIOENT OF (WS SOCIETÀ Locai Woman Honored in Reelection fot Ensuing Year— Other Appointments. Ajthough Mrs. F. B. Clark of Indianapolis stateci she was not a candidate for re-election as president of thè Woman‘s Home Missionary Soclof tho Methodist Church. she was re elected veste rday at thè closing session of thè society's annual convention at thè Koberts Park M. E. Church. She accepted thè honor and will serve another year. Mrs. <'. K. Bacon of tliis city, Mrs. Ross Beem of Spencer and Mrs. W. S Ennes of Princeton wore re-eTected vice presidents. Mrs. Alfred Stratford of Indianapolis was re-elected corre spondins secretary. Mrs. C. A. Dugle of Rushville. recording secretary, and Mrs. E. B. l’oundstone of Rushville. treasureg. Departmental secretaries were elected as follows: Young people, Mrs. .V. C. Hawn. Indianapolis; home gnards and jewels, Mrs. John Canibrel, Princeton. Ind.: supply, Mrs. i Frank R. W'oolley, Indianapolis; mis- j .sionary education, Mrs. D. W. Wil- j son. Seymour, Ind.: temperance. Mrs. j Ella Kroft, Indianapolis; Christian i stewardship. Mrs. W. Cissna, Indiali- j apolis; evangelism. Mrs. L. T. Pree- ! land. Seymour, Ind.; superintemlent j of I>eaconncss Homo. Miss Josie j Ragie, Indianajiolis; conference meni- j bers, Mrs. R. C. Ilargrove, Rushville, | Ind.; hospital board. Miss Alta Rob- ] erts. Indianapolis; lise servite, Mrs. M. E. Baker, Indhtnapolis. and be-j quest and devise, Mrs. L. D. Weath- j ers. Indianapolis. The next Convention will be held at thè Trinity M. E. Church at 'Evansville. Ind. inmmrn \ RFPARSO!BOARI Seven Out of Ten Marion County Prisoners Granted Clemency. Of t!ie ten Indianapolis and Marion ! County prisoners whose cases were li aril by tlie State pardon board in October. seven were given clemency. j They were Roy Lane, unlawful possession of automobile, pai-ole; John Whitney, servine fine for injury to ! property while hunting. remission of fine; Cla.rence Staten and Gus Sleets, for injury to property while hunting. granted remission of fine; Harry Black, violatine liquor law, released to pay fine; John Keley, violatine U-1 quor law. released to pay fine, and Badie Stanilou. violatine liquor law, j released to pay fine. Clemency was refused to Russell List, petit larceny: Mike George, assault and hatterv and William Smith, assault alici liattery. Of thè sixty-nine cases bearci by thè board, twenty-seven were granted clemency.

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REID’S EYES SUFFER Film Sfar Reported l'nder Treatment lìecause of Studio Liglits. Hy Vnited Prrss ROCHESTER. Mimi., Nov. 3. Experts at thè Mayo clinic were today examining thè eyes of Wally Reid. film star, reporter! seriously affeeted by thè powerful s-udio lights Reid is in seclusion here and r visiteira are barred. In public he wears a heavy banefage over his eyes. Pliysicians refused to discuss thè case today. jskschuTches TO ASSIST BILI DRYCfINDIDATES Locai Federation Sends Out Letter to Protestant Ministers Urging Appeal. A final attempt to induce church people in Indianapolis to vote only for candidates who aro in favor of upholding and enforcing thè national prohihition laws. will be macie Sunday from every Protestant pulplt in this city. In a lettefi sent to all ministeri by the Church Federation of Indianapolis. thè pastors are requested to read a resolution passed by thè federation ■ isking all voters to investigate carefully thè records and opinions of all candidates up for election on next Tuesday. The letter urges: "That in view of thè insidious attack that is being niade against thè eighteenth amendment by thè liquor interests, and mindful of thè efforts which are being Iliade to impair thè Volstoa. 1 law by pernicious moclification thereof. and being fearful of thè ultimate return of thè open salpo, thè Church Federation of Indianapolis urges all j good citizens. beth irci, and women, of this county and State, irrespective of j their ordinary party affillations, to ■ support on Nov. 7 only those canili dates for public office who are known to be friendly to thè present amendment and statutes. This is espeeinlly important in voting for candidates for those offlces having to do witii thè enaetmen. and enforcement uf law." DRUG STORE ROBBED Money, Tobacco and Papers Are Stoien. Burglars removed a celiar grating from thè sidewalk in front of thè Crawford drag store. 540 N penn sylvania St.. and entered last night The store has been robhed severa! times in thè last three months. H. D. Louden. 516 Woodlawn Ave., a cìerk. told police two pay telcphones. a c;uantity of rigar.® and tobaeco and a metal box containing valuable pa pers were stoien. Two safes and thè narcotic case were unmolested. AUTO TURNS OVER Three Occupants Slightly Hurt in Misliap. An automobile dfiven by Arthur Britton, 1045 Chadwick St.. turned coer last night. Britton said be turned into thè Street far tracks to iivoid hitting a pedestrian. The wheels c-aught in thè ear tracks and thè automobile turned over. Britton was bruised as were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolfla. 1041 Chadwick St.

JUOGE REVERSES VERDICT OF JIIRY IN NELSON CASE Court Finds That Minister Lied in Testimony and Rebukes Jury. Indianapolis friends of thè Rev. T. T. Nelson, fonnerly headiof tho Pentecostal bands in Indianapolis, failed in their efforts to convince a judge at Waukegan. 111., that Wilbur Glenn Vo--11 va. overseer and high priest of Zion City, had libeled Nelson. According to dispatches from Waukegan, Voliva was sound guilty of libel by a jury. but Judge Claire C. Edwards set thè jury’s verdict asicle. The Rev. -Mr. Nelson’s lihel charges were an outgrowth of thè famous Zion City “religious war,” and Voliva was alleged to bave called liiin a "toni cat. a ram and a wild man of Borneo.” It was admitted that Voliva called thè Rev. Nelson all that and more, but tlie defense contender! Voliva merely spoke thè truth. The jury was out three hours and took two ballota. Its verdict carried thè possibility of a maximum sentence of one year’s imprisonment and a SSOO fine, and opened thè way to civil suits. The Rev. Nelson, pastor of Zion’s Grace Missionary Church, had also filed a SIOO,OOO suit against ! Voliva. Judge Edwards, in setting aside thè j verdict, declared he could not underfEf JL O GllrtTwF JL# When 465 homes buv one brand of coffee. Three-F, and 78 buy thè next brand in a list of n.ore than thirty, with nearly all thè others under "twenty, in one seetion of thè city, you thereby know it is well liked. It would be sound, too. that Three-F users never feel like trying somethlng else. They drink Three-F and rest easy ash-e], as 1! a® awake. THE FISHBACK CO. lndianapoli*. iiautiut City.

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stand how thè jury had reached thè verdict, for it had been evident to him that thè Rev. Nelson had lied in his testimony. “I have practiced law and been a judge for twenty-two years,” thè court said, “And during that time Mr. Nelson is thè rnost revoltlng man with whom I ever carne in contact.’’ INDORSE EX-SOLDIERS G. O. P. Service Men Also Vote to Support Beveridge. Candidaey of Albert J. Beveridge for United States Senator was indorsed by thè Republican Service Men’s .League at thè Marion Club last night. Ex-service men who are Republican nominees were commended to thè voters, and special mention inade of Ed Jackson, secretary of State and candidate for re-election. The other exservice men are William P. Evans, Sidney S. Miller, Clinton A. Giva, Russell B. Harrison, Asa J. Smith, Ralph E. t’pdike, Walther Lieber and Frank MeCain. CLAIMS STOCK FRAUD Walter Baurichter Accuse Aaron McC’ray of “Blue-Slty” l)eal. Alleged "blue-sky” oli stock flgured in charges of fraud brought in thè Marion Circuit Court by Walter C. Baurichter against Aaron McCray. Baurichter charged that McCray persuader! him to take 322 sliares in thè “Nu Way Oli Company’’ in exrhange for 146 shares of good stock. i,n ter it developed that McCray had no permit to sell thè Nu-Way paper in tlie State, thè plaintiff c-harged, and lie wants his money back.

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SOUIILB NOW PROMISE TI PASS ZONE REGULATION Will Bring Ordinance Up Monday Night and Take Vote Thursday. Passage of thè city zoning ordinance at a special meeting of thè city council next Thursday evening appeared certa!n today, followlng agreement of a majority of council with thè city pian commission to carry thè bill througli. The commission agreecl to an OTiiendrnent of thè ordinance which will prohibit establishment in thè city of any new stockyards, slaughter houses. fat rendering, distillatimi of bone, ghie factories, fertilizer faetories. hair factories. offal or dearl animai reduction plants or dumping, Storage, cu ring or tanntng of raw hldes or sktns. This would not affect thè packing industry as it nnw stands but would prohibit its further expanslon inside tlie city limits. Heyclon W. Buchanan. West li dianapolis couneilman. insistei! on thè amendment. Ho said he would vote for thè ordinance with (his in. Others who promisod to vote “yes" were Otto Bay, Benjamin 11. Thompson and John E. King, who voteci “no” when tlie

ordinance was turned down Wednesday evening, and Lloyd D. Claycombe, Walter W. Wise and Ira L. Bramblett, who voted favorably. It requlres only Ave votos to pass thè measure. It was agreed thè ordinance shall be reintroduced at thè regular meeting Monday evening. Some of thè menibers wanted to suspend thè rules and fifially pass thè bill that evening, but Wise said he would not vote for suspension. It then was decider! a special meeting will be held Thursday evening for final action. YOUNG WOMAN HURT Father’s Automobile Struck by Street Car. Claire Brodeur, 21, suffered severe cuts and bruises today when an automobile in which she was riding with ber father, Theodore Brodeur, 647 Woodlawn Ave., and slster, Anzelie, was struck by a south-bound Central Ave. car. drlven by Motorman Rutherford Fulton. at Alabama and St. Clair Sts. Police said Brodeur drove his machine behind a north-bound car in front of thè south-bound car. The automobile was demolished.

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LAUDS CONSTITUTION Defense League Speaker Hits at Radicalism. Robert J. Bums, Constitutional Defense League speaker, In an address at Market and Illinois Sta., last night, declared that thè constitution of thè United States Is a document so revoiut'onary as to make all revolutions unnecessary in this country In thè future. He cited numerous reforms that have been made in thè past under our form of govemment and declared that thè radicale were wastlng their energtes in destructive criticism where they might be of some benefit. Bums said that he had nothing against Socialists as individuale and that his organization waged a tight

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