Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 241, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1924 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20,1924

RULES BY WHICH CITIZENSHIP IS ACQUIRED GIVEN Misunderstanding Concerning Naturalization draws Statement, Due to misunderstandings and inquiries concerning naturalization of aliens, Miss Margaret Mahoney, deputy county clerk, today issued the following “Facts for Citizenship.” “First papers may be taken out any time after arrival in the United States. After two years and not later than seven years, application must be made for second papers if the applicant has lived continuously in the United States for five years pre&ous to applying for second papers and in this State one year prior to that time. "First papers are void for any purpose after seven years. The applicant must start over again. “Naturalization of the husband does r.ot naturalize the wife now. It does naturalize the children under twentyone. “Women must be naturalized the -ame as men. Women who married aliens prior to Sept. 22, 1922, lost citizenship, and must now become naturalized. If an alien women married a native born man before that date, she is a citizen. An alien widow or wife of an alien who became naturalized after Sept. 22, 1922. become naturalized without first papers and may proceed on her husband’s second papers. In the last case* they need have only two witnesses who have known them one year. “If born in the United States, you a>'o a citizen, except native women who married un naturalized aliens prior to Sept. 22, 1922.” Vanderburgh Prosecutor Dead l;/t Timet Special EVANSVILLE. Ind.. Feb. 20.—Lane B. Osborne, 57, Democrat, well-known .-ittorney and Vanderburgh County prosecutor, died suddenly at his home here Tuesday. .

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fjgHfc - “'•"i - ® 1 j e. P. GILLETTP 6 u SEA Service r~—’ 1 ARDIN, Mont., Feb. 20.—A I I church dedicated to lawyers (_*• 4* * s to he built here. • Originally started by local homesteaders who were forced to abandon the project because of poor crops, the structure is to be completed by attorneys throughout the country. C. F. Gillette, Hardin barrister, originated a subscription plan. He sent out appeals to brother legal lights to “buy- a brick.” Each brick costs the donor 50 cents. • The church will be * called “The Lawyers’ Mite.”

LELAND TO APPEAL DIVORCE ACTION ‘l'll Get Him Yet,' He Says of the Rev, Case, liu United Prut CHICAGO. Feb. 20.—Albert R. Leland, whose petition for divorce naming the Carl B. Casa a3 corespondent was denied by Judge Charles M. Foell, today prepared an appeal. “I’m only beginning the fight—l’ll get him yet. ’ Leland declared bitterly. Leland's petition for divorce was based on his wife's admission of intimacies with the pastor. Dr. Case's defense consisted of testimony intended. to show Mrs. Leland was mentally unsound and that her “confession was the result of hallucinations. The fashionable First Baptist Church of Oak Park was the scene of rejoicing last night as hundreds gathered to celebrate the victory of their paster. Chimes rang until far into the night. Firing Method Described Burning pulverized coal in ventilated boilers has increased efficiency' of coal and practically eliminated smoke. T. A. Marsh. Chicago, representing the Combustion Engineering Corporation, told the Indianapolis Association of Stationary Engineers, in the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night. Flks Festival March 8-15 Charles A. Perrott. A. C. Bradley and H. A. Brabill will have charge cf the Elks Lodge circus and fun festival March 8 to 15 in Tomlinson hall. Proceeds will be used .to purchase furnishings for the milliondollar Elks . clubhouse under construction at Meridian and St. Clair Sts. x •lolly Five to Dance The Jolly Five will give a dance 1 ;ri Musician's Hall, Delaware and Ohio Sts., tonight. The public is invited.

LACK OF ROOM AT STATE MUSEUMJS CAUSEORMS Valuable Contributions Refused When Scarcity Becomes Acute, The museum at the Statehouse. because of lack of case room, is unable to accept many valuable historical collections, according to W. H. Hershman, curator. Howard T. Brockway, attorney, of Brookston, has offered the museum a valuable collection of coins, dating from 600 B. to be presented as soon as case room is found. “I have a catalogue from the New York National Museum giving illustrations of exhibit cases appropriate for museums,” Hershman said. "Indiana’s collection would compare very favorably with exhibits elsewhere, If properly displayed.” Several specimens of historical interest have been acquired * recently. Among these is a signal flag discovered with the Col. William H. Sherfy collection. The flag, with a white square on a black background, was used by' Colonel Sherfy', a major in the Civil„War. when he conveyed the famous message, “Hold the fort for help Is coming,” from General Sherman at Kenesaw mountain to General Case at Ft. McAllister in 1864. A model of one of the few relics of Aztec civilization is anew valuable addition, a gift of Thomas H. Nelson, former ambassador to Mexico, to Governor Conrad Baker in 1871. Nelson obtained an excellent specimen of the celebrated calendar stone used by the Aztec Indian, found in 1790. \ The original was buried at the time of the conquest of Mekico by Cortes.

ORCHESTRA FROM PASADENAfiOMING Riverside Dance Palace to Have Special Dances. Senorita Elena Camacho tad her Pas&denians. famous dance orchestra from, the Paclftc coast, have been booked by' the managers of the Riverside Dapce Palace for dances March 4 and 5.'.' , The Pasadenlans have been augmented from several large coast organizations and hav.e bden featured lh all large cities on their eastward trip. They, will ope r\a spring and summer engagement at Atlantic City and fill appointments with an Eastern phonograph company. Senorita Camacho, a Spanish singer, js.a graduate of the GuatenaJo Cor, servatory of Music. 'She mingles snappy jazz hunibers and her Spanish repertoire with consummate gusto. PERMIT FOR FLAT ISSUED Gordon Realty Company Plans Thirty-Six-Apartmeqt House Building. The city board of zoning appeals has granted 'permission for construe. Uon of a thirty-six-apartment building at 1224 Cornell Ave. The Gordon Realty Company plans to erect It for use of colored families. The board in a meeting late Tuesdaypostponed action two weeks on petitions for filling stations at the southwest and northwest corners of Twen-ty-Ninth St. and Capitol Ave. Evangelist Preaches Thursday E. J. Bulgin', evangelist, will preach at the East Tenth Street M. E. church Thursday night, at one of a series of Thursday night popular services which wifi continue until Easter. Alvin Y. Roper, pianist, will-play. Scouts Hear Actor Georgie Wood of. England, appearing at Keith’s Theater this week, spoke before scoutmasters and Scoutp. Tuesday night at the Traub Memorial church, Cottage and Leonard Sts C. Roltar| Eggleston also spoke. Franklin Firm- Incorporated Ralph Kane and Gideon W. Blain, Indianapolis,, and D. S. Lenfesty, Franklin, arc directors for the Franklin Motor Accessory Company, articles for incorporation of which have been filed.

Meetings Here Thursday K. of C. Dinner-Da’n'ce. SpinkArms.;. Washington Bank arid Trust Cos; rilnner and dance. Severin. fSlks Benefit Card Party and Dance. Denison. Paint, Oil and Varnish- Club. day.) Dinner. Lincoln. Sigma Chi. 1 Luricljeon. C. Os C. ... . . , District’A. A. U. Boxing Meet. 1 lousier Athletic Club. Basketball. Wabash vs.' Butler. Tomlinson Hall. State Checker Tourney. Y. M.'C. A. Gyrp Club Directors. Luncheon. Severin. Girl Scouts. Luncheon. SpinkArms. American Business Club. Luncheon. Lincoln. ' American Chemical Society. Luncheon. C. of C. Lumber .Credit Bureau. Luncheon.' Lincoln. Credit Men’s Association, luncheon. Claypool. General Contractors. Luncheon Splnk-Arms. , Advertising Club. Luncheon. Seventy floor, C. of C. Electric League. , ißincheon. Lincoln.,

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BROWN APPROVES APPEAL Remonstrators Asked to File Objections Against Road Bond Issue. John J. Brown, chairman of the State tax board, has dritten to remonstrators against a road bond issue in Clinton County asking them to demand a rehearing oy the'Appjjllate Court of the “twenty-nine day remonstrance” case. The tax board has been holding that p-emonstrators against road bond issues had twenty-nine days in which to file objections. The court ruled they had only fifteen days. INDIAN STUDENT TO TALK Y. M. C. A. Bible Club to Hear Religious Compared. Dr. O. E. Grainger, for many yfears a resident of India, and a student of the. religions of India, Persia, Arabia and the other Asiatic nationalities, will speak at the Y. M. C. A. Bible Club tonight. He will compare Christianity and the Asiatic religions relating some of the legends, myths and superstitions by which the lives of Orientals are guided. A baked bean supper will be given at 6:20. Mrs. Marie Knuth Rites Held Funeral of Mrs. Marie Class Knuth, 38, widow of the late Frank Knuth, Jr., was held from the residence, 1126 Newman St., and at St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Chaijch today. Burial was In Concordia cemetery-. Surviving Mrs. Knuth are her father, Michael Class; one sister, Mrs. Schabetoske, both of this city-, and a brother, Walter Class of Burlington, N. C. “Y” Campaign Ends Tonight Results of the Y. Ml C. A. membership campaign will be announced tonight in the association building. A luncheon of teams and workers will be held in the lobby. Awards will be made to teams securing the most members.

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E. C. TONER FIRST TO FILE PETITION Candidacy in Gcwernohhip Race Declared, The first petition of a candidate to have his name placed on the ballot for the primary, May 6, is on file in the office of the secretary of State. It is that of Edward C. Tbner of Anderson, candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor. The petition contains names, although the law requires the filing of only sOp.* Sixty-tw’o counties are represented. Candidates for President, Vice President and Governor have until March 7 to file petitions. Candidates for Congress, judgeships and prosecutors must file with the secretary of State between March 7 and April 5. Candidates for county offices must file with the county clerk during the same pep iod. T. R. RATGLIFF TQ SPEAK Engineer Will Tell Realtors of Track Elevation Project. T. R. Ratcliff, construction engineer for the Indianapolis Union Railway Company-, will address the Indianapolis real estate board at luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday on “Track Elevation.” He will explain the Indianapolis track elevation project and plans for the future. He has completed plans for the entire track work. Sullivan Pioneer Dead Bn Timet Special SULLIVAN, Ind.,-Feb. 2d.—George Irvin, 86, one of the oldest residents of Sullivan County-, is dead at his home near here.

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