Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 59, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1923 — Page 14

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CADLE INJUNCTION HEARING SEE FOR MONDAY BY GIVAN Use of 'Gypsy Smith' by Overmeyer Choir Protested, Right to the title "Gypsy Smith Choir” will be determined by Judge Clinton H. Givan in Superior Court Monday. Two factions of the Cadle Tabernacle are involved. An injunction suit to restrain Gypsy Smith Choir, Inc., from using the name w&s filed in Judge Givan’s court Thursday. Joe Overmyer, resigned leader of the tabernacle choir: James W. Fisher, Harry L. Jenkins, Jesse G. Beck and Will C. Hitz were named defendants. The petition was asked In the names of Clarence Lawson, representative of Howard S. Cadle, and the following officers of the tabernacle choir: George P. Tomlinson, vice president; Mrs. Edward P. Schort, secretary: Joseph Stacy, treasurer, and H. C. Moore, chairman of the finance board. The suit was the outgrowth of a split that occurred following the Bulgin evangelistic meetings at the tabernacle several months ago. The Gypsy Smith Choir, Inc., claims to have fully half of the 1,600 members of the old choir. TERRE HAUTE GIRL ALLEGESASSAULT Illinois Publisher Held in Chicago on Statutory Charge, By United Pre CHICAGO. July 20.—Lyman T. Yeargin, 64, publisher of the Oakland (111.) Ledger, in Soles County, was arrested in a hotel today and charged with a statutory offence on the complaint of Jule Smith, 17, of Terre Haute, Ind. Yeargin said he met Miss Smith on the train en route to Chicago Thursday. They registered at a hotel as father and daughter and were assigned to adjoining rooms, he said. Early today the girl came into his room and asked for money to buy a ticket to Peoria, 111.. Yeargin asserts. He declares he refused and Miss Smith returned to her room, locked the door between them and then locked the outside door to his room, making him a prisoner. House detectives found Miss Smith on a fire escape. They said she alleges Yeargin attempted to attack her.

MOVIE OWNERS ELECT Kokomo Man Heads Association for Next Tear. New officers of the Motion Picture Theater Owners of Indiana, elected at the annual meeting here are Frank Heller, Kokomo, president; W. C, Katxenbaum, Terre Haute, first vice president; 'William Conners, Marion, secretary; O. I. Demaree, Franklin, second vice president, and Charles Olson, Indianapolis, treasurer. Board of directors; Gustav G. Schmidt, Indianapolis, chairman: W. Brenner, Winchester; G. G. Shauer, Valparaiso; J. B. Steine, Clinton; Charles Sweeten, Evansville; L. I. Bernstein, Michigan City, and A. C. Zarlng, Indianapolis. AUTO VICTIM IMPROVES Mrs. Claude Rhoades Injured When Car Turns Over. Physicians at the Methodist Hospital tdday said the condition of Mrs. Claude Rhoades of Denver, Colo., injured in an automobile accident near Shelbyville Thursday was improved, Mrs. Rhoades’ arm was crushed. Mrs. Rhoades, her baby and her mother-in-law, Mrs. George Rhoades, were riding in the automobile when it turned over. Mrs. George Rhoades suffered minor injuries. The baby was not hurt.

FRIEDA’S FOLLIES : I By M. E. Some women are so unappreciative, j Os course, mine was only a Ford, | But she had none at all. We were both going to a luncheon, j In the country. I offered her a lift. It wasn’t my fault, if every one nearly ran into us. Besides who likes to have, Their driving questioned. I never missed a bump, It is true. But what right- had she, To quarrel about it. It was a fearfully hot day. Two more miles lay ahead of us. Rqnning out of gas, Is such an old gag. But I used it. Until she was out of sight. Prfwtton Butter Mikes Kiddies Crow.—Adv. | #QMEN OFTHREEGENERATIO NS | The daughter, mother, and grandmother have all proved from personal experience the remarkable strengthening and tonic properties of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound in over-, coming the ills of women. It was first made from roots and herbs In 1873 by Lydia E. Plnkbam of Lynn, Mass., for her neighbors and friends. Its fame baa spread from shore to shore until it ‘ Is now looked upon by women every- j v here as the standard remedy for women's Ills. Tt bas been proved that it j *-nefifs 9S out of every 100 women who : A. which la a marvelous record for ! • • w- dy to hold.—Advertisement t

What I Was Doing at 20 — By — John W. McCardle, Chairman Public Service Commission

I WAS working on a faVm In Fountain County and training race horses on the side. My wage was S2O a month. By consistent thrift I was enabled to marry In the course of a few months. I learned aobut this time that it was not what a fellow made, but what he did not spend.

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Insert the nine letters, G, N. N, N, O, R, R, U, U. in place of the nine stars shown above. If the letters are correctly placed, the nine stars will form a "word square.” The three letters of the top row will spell a word; and the same word will be spelled by tWe three letters of the vertical row at the left. The second and third horizontal and vertical rows will form the same words as the second and third vertical rows, respectively. Yesterday’s answer: If seven men were chosen to fill three offices. In order of merit, there would be 210 different combinations possible. There would be seven possible choices for the first office, six for the second, and five for the third. Seven times si? times five equals 210. PIONEER RESIDENT DIES Funeral Service for Mrs. Sarah Jane Phillips Saturday. The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Jane Phillips. 75. pioneer resident of Indi anapolis, who died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Jane Reynolds of Uni versity Heights. Thursday, will be held at the funeral parlors of Shirley Brothers Saturday at 3 p. m. Mrs. Phillips had lived here for forty years. Burial will be In Crown Hill. The one, daughter survives.

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No Need to Pay Fancy Prices! /' r \-v. for women and girls, in a wide variety of * * leathers, fabrics and combinations. Light weight 'vlslifevt leather oxfords for men and boys, as well as sports oxfords, outing shoes, ventilated oxfords, and , w white and Palm Beach fabric oxfords. Dress footasA- wear and play footwear of every description for children and infants. No matter what you want in stylish, well-made footwear, you will find it here Thmft Shoe Stoke MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING- ~DO\A/NSTAIfZS k Washington and Meridian Streets

ELABORATE PLANS MADE FOR PICNIC York Rite to Entertain Children and Old Folk, Plans for the York Rite picnic at Broad Ripple Park Aug. 10 were furthered today when Mrs. Nettie Ransford, superintendent, of the Masonic Home in Franklin, announced Eastern Stars will look after children and old folk from the home, who will be honor guests. Dr. Harrison A. Walker, In charge of a hospital will be assisted by the public nurses' association. The Hoosier Motor Club has promised to take care of any automobile breakdowns. Boy Scouts and mounted police will assist. •> A concert by 200 musicians will be broadcasted. LEADERS DISCUSS CONVENTION PLANS Tammany Hall Man, Illinois Leader, and Taggart Meet, By Time* Special FRENCH LICK, Ind , July 20. Following a conference Thursday between George E. Brennan. Illinois Democratic leader; Charles F. Murphy. New York, Tammany Hall head, and Thomas "Taggart, backers of Governor A. Smith, New York, felt some encouragement. Although' Taggart did not say the subject of a wet plank in the Democratic platform was brought up, some observers feel that Brennan broached the subject. Taggart said the meeting was for discussing plans for the Democratic national convention. Taggart's position was considered clear when, with Smith at French Lick, he declared there would be no wet candidate on either party ticket.

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Brunswick Records will play on any Phonograph BALDWIN 18 N. Penn. St.

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Attend Business College School in session right through the summer. So enter now. if you c an, and be ahead. At any rate, it's time to make arrangements for entering at the opening of the fall term. Attend Indiana Business College at Marion. Muncie, Logansport. Anderson. Kokomo, Lafayette, Columbus, Richmond, Vincennes. Crawfordsville or Indianapolis. Chas. C. Cring Is President, and Ora K. Butz. General Manager. Get* in touch with the point you prefer, or see, write or telephone Fred W. Case, principal. Pennsylvania and Vermont, First Door North V. W. C. A.. Indianapolis.

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Gigantic Sacrifice Sale ' NOW IN PROGRESS To continue only while present stock lasts. Electric Wringiiur and Washing Machine, Reduced to ""rC.? With our ironclad guarantee to give perfect satisfaction'for one year. HATFIELD ELECTRIC CO. Meridian at Maryland Street-

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Without dieting, exercise, massage or pills, thousands are now reducing with a simple external treatment. They can actually mould themselves as they wish. Waists arc reduced without remodelling any other part of the body. Only those part* treat, and are traneforgiadi the healthy, firm tissue is not affected. You, too, should now slenderize la this modern way. It Is easy. Simply apply Slend&form, the harmless liquid, to the skin. It it quickly absorbed and by dissolving and converting the oflglcbulea or fat-cells It diminishes the fatty spot at once. The results are certain. You will be delighted. Unsightly double chins vanish; lovely profiles come to view that have been buried beneath big roLs of fat. It is nothing to take off several inches with one or two treatments. Jml for free booklet "The New Art of Slenderizing" Slenderize with i MO \xn TOUR ncUR* Ss?-*-' A> A Kvurrcm. uoems ciat IPimMI