Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 127, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1923 — Page 7

MONDAY, OCT. 8, 1923

GOV. WALTON CALLS SESSION IN FACE OE IMPEACHMENT Bold Stroke Before ‘Rump’ Meeting Expected to Gain Senate Support, By United Pre * OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Oct. B. Leaders of the Oklahoma legislature held secret caucuses today in preparation for the special meeting called for next Thursday by Governor Walton to consider anti-mask legislation. Members of the house planned to take up Impeachment charges against the Governor before considering his recommendation for anti-mob legislation. The Governor’s friends concede the house of representative: will recommend Walton be removed. Under the Oklahoma statutes an impeachment “indictment" voted by the house is sent to the Senate for action. That body votes to either remove or exonerate the executive. Every effort was being made by the Walton supporters to obtain sufficient pledges from State Senators to prevent the two-thirds vote necessary for impeachment. James A. Harris, Republican national committeeman following a conference with the Governor was reported to have agreed to do everything within his power to induce the twelve Republican members of the Senate to vote against removal of the executive. Harris strongly supported Walton's campaign against the Ku-Klux Klan. Walton supporters declared today that by his bold stroke Saturday night in calling the special session live days before the date set for the “rump” meeting summoned to consider his impeachment, Walton had gained support in the Senate. The Senators had not approved the Governor’s course In refusing to allow the Legislature to meet.

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loulsvlUe, Ky.—WHAS (Standard Time) 4 p. m.: Concert. 4:60 p. m.: Local market reports. 4:55 p. m.: Baseball scores. 7:30 to 9p. m.: Concert. Reading. Baseball scores. Cincinnati, Ohio—WLW (Crooley Mfg. Cos.) • 10:30 a. m.: Markets. 1:30 p. m.: Weather and markets. 4 p. m.: Concert. 10 p. m.: Concert. Chicago, lII.— KY’.V (Central Standard Time) 10:58 a. m.: Naval Observatory time. 11:35 a. ra.:‘ Table talk. 1:20 p. m.: Closing market quotations. 230 p. m.: Closing stock quotations. 6:30 p. m.: News, financial and final markets and sport summary. . Topics of the day. 6:50 p. m.: Children's bedtime story. 8 to 8:68 p. m.: Musical program. Schenectady, N. Y.—WGY (Eastern Standard Time) Will broadcast, play by play, story of each game of World Series. 6 p. m.: Produce and market quotations; news bulletins. 7:45 p. m.: Musical program. Pittsburgh, Pa.—KDKA (Eastern Standard Tim 6) 10 a. m.: Music. Union livestock market report. 12:30 p. tn.: Music. 12:60 p. qn.: United States Bureau of market reports. 6:lb p. in.: Dinner concert. 7p. m.: Baseball scores. 7:06 p. m.: Dinner concert. 7:45 p. m.: Children period. Davenport, lowa—WOC (Central Time) 12:00 Noon: Chimes concert. 3:30 p. m.: Educational program and concert. 6:45 p. m.: Chimes concert. 6:30 p. m.: Sandman’s visit. Drtroit, Mich. — WW.l (Eastern Standard Time) 9:30 a. m.: Tonight’s dinner. 9:46 a. m.: Public health service bulletins. 12:05 p. m.: Orchestra. 8:30 p. m.: Orchestra. Springfleld, Mass. — WßZ (Eastern Standard Time) 7:30 p. m.: Bedtime story for children. 9 p. m : Bedtime stories for grownups.

AUTO THEFTS CONFESSED Woman Joins Sweetheart for Love of Luxury and Adventure. Rtf United Pres* ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Oct. B.—Love of luxury, adventure and a married man made Miss Elizabeth Lutrell. 28, go on an automobile stealing? spree with the man, Bamuel G. King of Clever, Mo. The couple, under arrest, confessed to stealing six automobiles. I, A. C. to Visit Prison All police headquarters departments and the city prison will be visited by members of the Indianapolis Athletic Club this evening. They will be guests of Delbert O. Wiimeth, city judge. when he shaves No more of that miserable eruption that had such a biting sting when he touched it. A few applications of Besinol Ointment cleared it away. Then he adopted Resinol Shaving stick for the daily shave. It gives a rich, non-drying lather that makes shaving a pleasure. It soothes and softens the skin, leaving the face free from all tenseness, drying or after shaving irritation. “ The stick to stick to" Resinol

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“Z-Z-zzz-T and a couple of creaks.” Anxious voice: "Are they all right?” There’s at least a pound of rubber on Delaware St. below North St., where autos, having brakes tested, massage the pavement in sudden stops. Above is a picture of Traffllcman Clary, who stops ’em at North St. and patiently explains the method of testing; Mrs. John J. Boaz, 2183

PREACHER SILENT ON RESIGNATION Rev, Earl N, Griggs Leaves Capitol Ave, Church. The Rev. Earl N. Griggs, pastor of the Capitol Avenue Christian Church, today refused to comment further on his resignation handed to his church congregation Sunday morning. "I do not care to say anything at this time other than conditions within the church make it necessary for our relations to be severed,” said the Rev. Mr. Griggs. The resignation is effective Dec. 6. He has served the church for two years. The congregation refused to accept the resignation on the first vote, but when the Rev. Mr. Griggs appealed to his friends not to ask him to stay "under present conditions” the resignation was accepted. Dr. C. J. Mclntyre, president of the official board of the church, could not be reached today on future plans of the congregation. Indiana Aluinni Hear Coach “Navy Bill” Ingram, head football coach at Indiana University, spoke at the noon luncheon of the Indiana University alumni at the Lincoln today. Assistant Coach Gardner also talked. The meeting, the last before the Northwestern game at Washington Park Saturday, was the largest of the season. Fugitive to Be Returned A. C. Parker, 65, of 632 E. Eleventh St., will be returned to Logansport today to face charges of beating a board bill preferred by a hotel there. He had been held here on fugitive and vagrancy charges.

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BAPTISTS IN SESSION Approximately 1,000 Delegates Attend State Convention. By United Brest LEBANON, Oct. B.—Sessions of the annual convention of the Indiana Baptist Church opened today with approximately 1,000 delegates and visitors on hand. The convention will last throughout the week, closing Friday evening. While the convention is officially meeting at the First Baptist Church, all the Baptist churches in Lebanon are cooperating in the matter of entertaining the visitors. Among the prominent Baptist leadears of national reputation who will speak during the convention are: Dr. C. L. Holman, University of Chicago; Dr. J. Y. Aitchison, New York, general secretary of the national board of promotion: Mrs. Andrew McLslsg, Chicago; Dr. S. L. Roberts, Philadelphia; Dr. D. B. Weeks. Bacone University, Oklahoma, and Dr. P. J. Stackhouse, First Baptist Church, Chicago. Window Smashed, Watches Gone Detectives Dugan and Stewart round the front window of the Chicago Loan Office, 203 E. Washington St., smashed at 12:30 a. m. today. Ervin Drosdowitz, proprietor, said ten wrist and six men’s watches, valued at 3500, were taken.

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ROBBERY LAID TO PERSON FAMILIAR WITH DRUG STORE Haag Clerk Discovers $125 Loss —Many Minor Thefts Reported. Burglary of $125 from a cash register in the Haag Drug Company’s store at 114 N. Pennsylvania St., late Saturday, was committed by someone familiar with the store, police said today. John Lucid, 741 Woodlawn Ave., a clerk, discovered the loss Sunday morning. Nothing else was disturbed. Following a report of theft of clothing valued at $45 and two watches valued at S3O, from Albert Pyles, rooming at 624 E. Georgia St., Sunday, Lou Thompson, 624 E. Georgia St., proprietor of the rooming house, was arrested on a vagrancy charge. Proprietor's Story Thompson told the police that three men came to his house and offered him a drink and that when he awoke several hours later he missed $9. William Moore, Decatur, 111., reported someone stole a S2O tire and tore the wiring from his automobile, parked in the rear of 1704 '-N. Delaware St. During the absence of Mrs. Bertha Lefl’orge, wearing apparel valued at S3OO was taken from her room at 127 E. Michigan St. An overcoat valued at $36 was. stolen from the automobile of Gene Blake, Centerton, Ind., while it was parked at Market and Alabama Sts. Minor Theft* L. G. Thaskel, Ravenswood. reports the theft of a tire valued at $35 from his machine, in E. Washington St. Two chickens valued at $4 and a blanket were stolen from Harry Rosenthal, 316 E. Market St. Carrie Webster. 934 E. Fifteenth St., reported theft ot' a vanity case containing $3 from a basket while shopping Saturday. When William Adams, 402 Reisner SI., found his automobile, that had been stolen, at Carmel, Ind., Sunday, tools and other accessories were gone. BLIND RABBI TO SPEAK Loot Eyesight In Argonne Drive; Now Aids Hebrew Interests. Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn, who was blinded in the Argonne, will speak at the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation Temple, Thursday. He is touring the country for the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Rabbi Aaronsohn was a student at the University of Cincinnati and the Hebrew Union College when he enlisted in the 37th Division of the Ohio National Guard. After being blinded by shrapnel, he returned being blinded he returned to hU studies.

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FARM WORKERS MEET Conference at Purdue to Last Throughout Week. By United Press LAFAYETTE, Ind., Oct. B.—The twenty-ninth annual conferenc of agricultural -extension workers at Purdue University opened today. The sessions will continue through next Friday, merging the last two days Into a farm home conference. County agricultural agents, farmers’ Institute speakers, extension specialists working out from Purdue and others identified with extension work ore attending, about 200 In all. Early Halloween Mystery , Police today are wondering if the malicious destruction of flowers, urns and pots on the front porches of several north side residences, is in advance of Halloween or the prank of some destructive person. Victims Saturday night: A. W. Hall, 2035 N. Delaware St., Dr. George S. Row, 2027 N. Delaware St.; Meyers, 2036 N. Delaware St., and L. C. Willis, 2055 N. Delaware St. IF SHAPLEY’S Original Stomach Medicine relieved thousands of others of bad stomach trouble, WHY do you doubt that, it can relieve you! it HAS helped thousands oi others and it will help you. Try one bottle and be convinced. You can get it at any drug store.

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DE MOLAYS USE OLD HOME Masonic Junior Order Remodeling Meridian St. Building. Ie Moiays wilj continue to use the old Vagen home, 630 N. Meridian St., until erection of the new Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite cathedral is completed, it was announced today by board of trustees of the Scottish Rite. Trustees are John Saulter, Ralph Smith and Leslie D. Clancy. De Molays have been remodeling the building. Marshall Dafoe is to be chairman of the house committee of the new clubhouse.

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