Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 163, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1922 — Page 12
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GOLEMAN PRAISES JII9ETHORNTOI President of Indianapolis Bar Association Says Retiring Officiai of High Character. BIDS LEATHERS WELCOME Retiring Judge to Re-enter Practice of Law in City of Indianapolis. . Praise for thè Services of Judge W. W. Thomton, retiring judge of thè Marion County Superior Court, was ’xpressed todav by Lewis A. Coleman, president of thè Indianapolis Bar As■iociation. Mr. Coleman said: “The bar gains another good lawyer. Judge Thomton has made a good judge. He has served thè people honestly and well. He has spent thè most fruitful period of his lise In a position of trust and hard work. “The people can not fully appreciate thè sacrifice that thè successful lawer makes when he assumes a judgebip. Tn addition to thè hard work ’nvolved thè office is one of isolated iignity. He is hedged about, as it were, with an invisible barrier over which his friends are apparently un- ■ able to climb. When thè retirement cornee ordlnarily he must needs start all over again, oftentimes exhausting hle hard eamed savlngs before he eslabllshea hlmrelf In thè practice again. LetU Digntty to Bench “Judge Thomton, with his wavy whlte hair, like his successor, Judge fyathers, lends a peculiar dlgnlty to 'he office. “The people of Marion County for rnany years have been peculiarly fortunate in having honorable men and ’.awyers of abilito as judges of their locai court:?. "I belìeve I am safe in saying that no city in this country have judges who are so uniformly men of high standing as lawyers and have thè reputation of being good judges; it is not every lawyer who has thè temperament to make a good judge. Bar Welcontes Hini Back "The bar of Marion County weicomes Judge Thornton again to its ranks, as it likewise welcomes Judges l'arter and Robinson. “Judge Leathers has demonstrated iiis fitness for thè judicial position, And we are assured that thè high quality of judicial discretion and judgment shown by Judge Thomton wlll be continued by Judge Leathers. “Judges Miller and Givan, though young In years, are both good lawyers, men of high character and atalnments. and thè people of Marion 'ounty can rest assured that thè udministration of justice is in safe j iands.”
CHRISTMAS SEALS SALE TO START DECEMBER 1 An lncrease of thè facilities of thè Indiana aanitarium was favored by he executive commlttee of thè Indirà Tuberculosls Association at a neetlng held yesterday at thè Hotel ! Jncoln. Plans were made at thè meeting for .he annual sale of Christmas seals. whtch wlll start immediately aster Thanksglvlng, according to Murray A. Auerbach, executive of thè assoclatlon . Dr. George T. MacCoy. president of thè State association, sald that twenty mllllon Christmas seals must be sold in thè State to insure proper financial support for thè year. Dr. MacCoy said that enough seals had been sold in thè last few years to reduce thè tuberculosls death rate 44 per cent. MUNCIE OFFICER NEW TRIAL 8y United Press MUNCIE. Ind., Nov. 17. —As his last officiai act before leaving thè bcnch aster slx years of service. Judge W. A. Thompsorf granted a new trial to James O. Black, a poliee officer, convlcted a year ago of shooting William Cooper, with lntent to kill, durine a raid on a craps game. The youth recovered. Black, six years ago, shot and kllled William Hartley <n attempting to arrest hlm, but was acqui tte<L To old women NOWADAYS Modera dress, hair dressers, faclal experta and cosmetica all combine to keep women of all agea young and attractive in appearance. Not untll thè tentale Trinile* become so Jeep, thè figure stoops. or some ailment or weakness derelopa to drag a woman down does sbe really look her age. Everv woman owes lt to herself and ner famlly to keep heraelf young in appearance, and happy. When headarhes, backache or “thè blues” develop or when a woman reachea thè trying age frora forty-flve to flfty. Lydia F.. Pinkham’s Vegeta ble Compound may be depended ■ipon to keep her in health as lt hka so many other women whose lettera we are •ontinnally publlshlng in thia paper.— .Vdvertlaement. STOMACH SUFFERERS Why wmit another day? If DR. ORTH’S GREAT STOMACH PRESCRIPTION doesn’t cure you of Indigestion or any stomach tronfie, you can get your money back says Henry J. Huder and all good dmgglsta. The liberal Idea is thè tight idea nowadays and so knowing tbe vaine of Dr. Orth’s Stomach Uetnedy wc make Ibis liberal offer which no senalble aufferer ourht to tura down ii* to your druggist todav and get a T5-cent box of Dr. Orth s Stomach K"medy and take it as dirpeted for indlgestion. dyspepsia. gastritis. bel.-Uing ea. h? aviness or any stomach distress or utis 'ry an dthen If yon don't say it is thè Seat stomach remedy you ever tried. take back thè empty box and get yonr money. Dr. Orth’s Stomach Remedy not only riTes instant reiief where stomach agony ’xlsts, but lt buiids up thè rtm down --tornarti and utskes it so strong and vlgreua that lt wlll digest almost any kind **+*/*'•+ 4* ~ •
GLASSHEADDRESS The present sensatlon of Paris ls Macia Xaplerkowska, thè Bussìan i-c&uty. who ciancei in a remarkable (estuine, thè headptece of which is made of glass. The remainder of thè costume, of which there is little, is made of huge shells and pearls. RACINE ABOLISHES COPS IN SKIRTS, UNANIMOUSLY By United Press RACINE, Wis., Nov. 17. —Racine, one of thè flrst Wisconsin cltles to appolnt a poliee woman, now leads in thè opposite direction. • At a meeting of aldermen thè office of poliee worrtan in Bacine was abolished and they veted unanimously to give Poliee Chief H. C. Baker an extra man to handie juvenile cases, dance halls and other work formerly assigned to a woman officer. Dinner Gowns Red, wine, rose and thè purple tones are very popolar for velvet dinner They depend upon smart draperìes for their trlmmlngs.
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mifflE REVEIUTUGEOT By United \ctvs CHICAGO, Nov. 17. —A broken adding machine was thè instrument fate used to carry Mrs. Jacob .Jacobson thè news of her boy’s death on a French battle-fìeld four years ago. Nel? Jacobson. thè son, gave E. F. Lorung liis keepsakes and a farewell messagc to iiis mother, for delivery in case he lost his lise. A German shell ended young Jacobson's lise at Chateau Thierry. Lorang returned to America and secured work as an adding machine repairman, but he was unabie to locate thè dead hero's famlly. Meanwhile Mrs. Jacobson did not know what becamo of her son. The War Department had no record of his death. Mrs. Jacobson suffered in uncertainty. Lorang was seni to fix an adding machine in tho offices of thè Pullman Company bere on Armistlce day. He stcod at attention with thè office workers for thè minute devoted on that day for silent tribute to thè Nation’s war dead. Lorang told thè story of Jacobson and his valn search for thè young hero's family. He mentloned tho name of thè family, and it developed that Florence Jacobson, a slster of Nels, had worked in thè office until a few weeks before. Her girl chums tbere had heard her story, and thè two aeoounts were pieced together. Lorang was given thè address of Mrs. Jacobson. Today Mrs. Jacobson knows thè fate of her son. She has his farewell message, a few keepsakes and wor trophles, and thè knowledge that he dled bravely on thè fleld of glory. Threo-Piece Costume inde bande of gray caraoul trim a brown duvetyn three-plece costume that is embroidered with gold scrolla.
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Turkeys Cheaper in New Jersey NEW VORK. Nov. 17.—Not only will turkeys be cheaper for Thanksgiving, but thè varìous other eommodities that go into a holiday dinner will be lower this year than at any time since prewar days, according to a statement issued by thè New Jersey State bureau of markets. Jersey market officiala said that there was a big crop of turkeys in that State this year, and also thè poultry raisers have entered into a relatively new commercial enterprise of raislng chickens for meat, producili g from sudi new breeds as thè Jersey Black Giants, roasters and capons of large size and splendld quality. “New Jersey wlll supply thè cranberries for thè cranberry sauce of at least half of thè Nation this year,” said thè statement from thè market officiale. “There was llttlo or no frost to injure thè crop, and thè berries are plentiful and of fine quality. As to pumpkins, thè Jersey crop was thè largest in years, while for mincemeat, tlils State can plentifully furnish all thè ingrediente. "There has lieen no frost injury to thè late letture crop, and south Jersey farms will furnish thè salad course for Boston, New York and many other eastern * cltles. A long growing season has produced extra long stalks of Jersey celery of tender dellclousness, which ls flnding its way into thè markets of several States. "White potatoes were grown on New Jersey farms in record-breaking quantltles this year. wiiile thè sweet potato ìiroduction was never better. Late onions and big goiden turnips are offered for variety. “Apples and clder are produets of thè State's unsurpassed orchards, which have thè biggest crop in a decade.'*
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per when he could not get “Central” on thè telephone. He ripped thè instrument from thè Wall of his home, dumped it into his automobile and
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then drove two miles to thè home of thè telephone operator and shied thè flxtures through thè piate glass windovr in thè front door. In City Court he pleaded guilty to
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a charge of breach of thè peace, pald a fine of $25, agreed to repair th© damaged door. and promised to treat tei©phones with more respect In thè future.