Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 251, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1924 — Page 3
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PRISON MATRON IS EULOGIZED BY REV. GEORGE W. ALLISON Funeral Services for Mur- _ dered Woman Held at Lafayette. "While her confessed slayer, Glayds Martha Ellis, sat alone in her cell at the county jail Saturday, Miss Louise Richards 70, killed Monday night at tne Indiana Woman’s Prison, where she was a teachor. was enlogized as a friend of wayward girls and a martyr 10 her principles. Only close friends and a niece. Mrs. Anna Glover of. New Mexico, attended private services at the Bert S. Gadd chapel, 2130 Prospect St. The body was to be taken to Lafayette for further brief services and burial this afternoon. ■*. True to Tradition •‘Miss Richards died, as she lived, true to the traditions of her family.’’ the Rev. George William Allison, pas tor of the Irvington Presbyterian Church, said. “She was a lineal, as well as a spiritual, descendant of Ethan Allan, the patriot. She possessed both the piety and the courage of Stonewall Jackson, on the other side of her family, whose motto wqs. Do your duty and leave the rest to Providence.’ ‘‘Surprised in her room, she was obedient to duty. The easy thing would have been to surrender her keys and allow her prisoner to escape. Her courageous decision was noto the act of a single instant, but the result of a long life of self-dis-cipline. “Father, Forgive Her" "Nowhere will her unhappy end strike a deeper note of pathetic sympathy than among present and former inmate# of the prison, many of whom were singularly attached to her and appreciated her sympathetic under-standing--and unfailing courtesy. "And while. In the interests of society, the unfortunate. girl must pay the penalty of her act. I believe Miss Richards was noble enough to have prayed with Christ, ’Father, forgive her, for she knows not what she does.’ ” t , NEW STATEHOUSE JANITOR Indianapolis Man Will Succeed Evansville Appointee. Active boss of the force of thirtyseven Statehouse janitors for four years, William W. Williams, colored. Evansville, has been succeeded byJoe Lane, colored, Indianapolis, Henry A. Roberts, superirftendent of public buildings with duties limited to the Statehouse. said today. An attempt to reorganize the janitor force before the primary is seen in Williams’ resignation. Roberts was appointed upon recommendation of Secretary of State Ed Jackson. S.S.S. keeps away Pimples Yea will be compelled to admit that the results of S.S. S. are really amazing! Did you ever know how big cities make the hydrant water fit for you to drink? That’s what S. s! 1 S. does to the blood in your own bloodInrrMM rear R*d-Blood-CIU. Tkst’stka •are war I S. S. S. builds BloodCalls; tliia Beans strength! pipes. It makes it fit to circulate. S. S. S. is acknowledged to be one of the most powerful, rapid and effective blood-cleansers known. You don’t have to use some new fad treatment that is mere guesswork, you don’t have to smear things on your face in a vain effort to get rid of eruptions. Eruptions come from blood impurities and a lack of rich blood-cells. S. S. S. builds new blood-cells. This Is why S. S. S. routs out of your system the impurities which cause boils, pimples, blackheads, acne, blotches, eczema, tetter, rash. That’s trhy S. S. S. has done such wonderful work in freeing thousands from, the scourge of rheumatism. S. S. S. is also a remarkable flesh-builder. That’s why underweight people can quick' iy build up their lost flesh, get back their normal weight, pink, plump cheeks, bright eyes, and “pep.” S. S. S. is sold at all good drug stores. The large size is more economical. / and makes you feel 2)#%9#39# Kkeyoandfagam
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—Copyright, Harris & Ewing. A Jill of all trades is Mrs. MediU McCormick# wife of the Illinois Senator. Just now she’s busy laying plans back home for her busband’s re-election. She’s also an ardent suffragist, writes effectively, does social work, runs a farm and can ride a horse to beat the band. OFFICIALS TO TALK ; ABOUT ROAD CASE Conference of Construction Report Called, The Behmer road case, in which Chesleigh D. Gray, chief engineer State highway department, was indicted by the Marshall County grand jury on charges of faulty road construction, will be discussed Wednesday at a conference of Alvin Marshall, ! Marshall County prosecuting attorney, and other county officials with Attor- | ney General U. S. Lesh. In event of civil litigation. T.esh I will represent the Slate board of accounts. which certified through A. L. Donaldson, field examiner, that more than SBO,OOO would be required to place the road in condition stipulated by tl.a contract. Gray has declared Donaldson's report is erroneous. , SIO.OOO Alimony Granted ! By 7 imr* Special SHELBYVILLE. Ind.. March 3. | Marie F. Davis, well-known society ' woman, has been granted a divorce and SIO,OOO alimony from Earnest C. j Davis, wealthy young man of this j city. He was ordered to pay within ten ) days. Incompatibility was charged. ransas City Doctor Invents New Truss New Discovery Heals Rupture Without an Operation. Anew discovery which, experts agree, has no equal for curative effects in all rupture cases, is the latest acomplishment of Dr. Andrews, 623 H Koch Bldg., Kansas City. Mo. The extraordinary success of this new method proves that it holds and heals a rupture. It weighs only a few ounces. Has no hard gouging pads, no elastic belt, no leg straps, no*steel bands, and is as comfortable as a light garment. It has enabled hundreds of persons to throw away trusses and declare their rupture absolutely healed. Many of th~se had seiious double ruptures, from which they had suffered for years. Jt is Dr. Andrews' ambition to have every ruptured person enjoy quick relief, comfort and healing power of his discovery, and he will send It on free trial to any one who writes him. He wants one person in each neighborhood to whom he can refer. If yot wish to be rid of rupture for good, without an operation, take advantage of the doctor's free offer. Write him today.—Advertisement.
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DR.SCHUH SCORES BAO FAITH ON PART OF POLITICIANS Church Leader Says in Sermon There Should Be One Moral Standard, "If every officer in the National Capital had acted as a Christian and 'lived up to his solemn oath, there would be no Teapot Dome investigations, 1 ’ Dr. H. J. Schuh, president of tire western district of the Ohio Synod of the Lutheran Church said Sunday, in a sermon at St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran Church. "Many of these men,” he said,,"who are now on trial for their honesty are professing Christians. The trouble with us is that we have a double standard of morality, one for Sundays and another for week days, one for the church and another for politics.” Dr. Schuh in preaching on “Church Work, a Man's Job,” urged that “if we are interested in church work, let us show it by carrying our Christianity with us into every avenue of everyday Mfe.” Man and Woman Have Their Work to I>o in the Church Continuing, he said: “Christianity has elevated wopian to the highest level which #he has ever occupied in the history of the world. The old heathen philosophers were in doubt as to whether women had souls and among heathen nations today women are considered and treated as chattel property. “But the Gospel of Christ has placed woman to her proper place as the helpmeet of man. She is his equal in the enjoyment of all the spiritual blessings of the Kingdom. “A real red-blooded man is not looking for art easy job. He is ready to leave the easy tasks to women and children. But for himself h# is looking for something that is commensurate with his superior powers. The work of the church is the biggest and most difficult task in the world. “It is a big job to make the world more learned more sanitary, more civil and more beautiful, hut the biggest job of all is to make the world really better, to regenerate men and and change the whole course of their lives, to change their hearts, to bring them hack into right relation to God and their fellow men, “And this is the work in which tb“ church is engaged. It includes not one city, state or nation, but ! the Masters' command reads ‘Go ye into all the world and make disciples of all nations.' There can be no bigger task than this. This ia something really worth while. To save' perishing men from temporal and eternal ruin. Tan anything surpass this in importance and magnitude? Task of the Church Ik Biggest Fight ill World “But the task of the church is the ’’biggest fight in the world also and on that Recount it should appeal to men. It is said of women that they are great scrappers but when you are after a real fight you must call ion the men. Even among savages it j lias been looked upon as the proper Lihing that men should do the fighting ! they are the soldiers. “During the recent war we called not women, hut men into the trenches. All these millions of soldiers were men. All wars have ostensibly been waged in the interest of liberty. But in the spiritual warfare which the church is waging the question at issue is real liberty, freedom from sin, the glorious liberty of the children of God. “The question is whether you and your wife and your children and your neighbors are to be slaves of the devil 'or free children of God. It is the fight of light against darkness, of truth against error, of righteousness against sin. “This fight has been on for six thousand years. In It have been en gaged all the millions that live today that have lived from the creation and that will live to the end of time. Yes, all the angels of heaven and all devils of hell. If you as a man are looking for a flgl., that Is really worth while here it is," Dr. Schuh said.
PREACHERS’ DUTY SET OUT Rev Robert*on Says They Ac*' Civil Officer*. “Preachers are not alone ministers of God, but officers of the State; civil officers are also to be considered ministers of God,” said the Rev. E. A. Robertson, pastor of the West Park Methodist Church, in a sermon Sunday at Roberts Park M. E. Church. “If Christians are faithful to their calling, they must help to bring their government into subjection to laws and principles of Christ," he said. GLADYS ELLIS DEFENDED Pastor Says Girl Accused of Murder Had No Chance. “I'd lather condemn society than condemn a girl like Glayds Ellis and send her to the electric chair," declared the Rev. Otto B. Moor, Sunday night, in a sermon at the Imman uel Reformed Church, Prospect and S. New Jersey Sts. “She never had any ideals, or a npble mother. She never had a home. Evil men have ruined her.” POLICE DEPARTMENT PRAISED Minister Commends ' Efforts to Stop IJquor Traic. “Indianapolis is greatly, indebted to tlie police department for its excellent showing in running down liquor cases,” said the Rev. Charles G. Mears, pastor of the Rainbow Ridge Baptist Church, i na sermon Sunday. "We should stand undivided in commending our police for their efforts against this terrible traffic.” CHURCH OBSERVES BIRTHDAY Dr, Taylor Addresses 1,000 Persons at Broadway M. E. Church. With “Carrying On” as his subject, Dr. C. Howard Taylor pastor of the Broadway M. E. Church, addressed more than 1,000 persons Sunday at services marking the church's anniversary. “God* enterprise* are too large to
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le accomplished in man’s brief day, lut each man may liave his share in contributing to the labor of God in the world," Dr. Taylor said. NICHOLSON IS SPEAKER Scoffs at Religious Disputes Prevailing in Churches. n We should refuse to allow ourselves to be disturbed about these religious disputes,” Meredith Nicholson, author, said at the Colored Y. M. C. A. Monster Meeting Sunday. “We don’t need a bewildering array of literature built upon the Bible. We can get the fundamentals in a few paragraphs of the New Testament.” TREATER COMPANY ASSETS FOR SALE Receiver to Sell* Equity in Lemcke Firm, Fred A. Sims, receiver for the Consolidated Realty and Theaters Corporation, will sell part of the assets at a receiver’s sale Tuesday afternoon at 1240 Consolidated Bldg. All the $350,000 issue of common stock in the R. A. Lemcke Realty Company, own ers of the building, will be sold. The Consolidated company was purchasing the stock on contract when it was placed in receivership Nov. 13, in Probate Court. An unpaid balance of $315,000 on the stock will go to the highest bidder. Liabilities of the Consolidated concern totaled $4,392,885.73, when it went into receivership. Assets, still uncertain, consist of a forty-year operating lease on the Hotel Sonntag and case, the Victory Theater, and the Strand Theater of Evansville. Ind.; leasehold on the Liberty Theater at Terre Haute, Ind.; lease on the Strand Theater, Kokomo, Ind.: property at Ft. Wayne, Ind., appraise ) at $140,000; fee simple title to moving picture theater at Anderson. Ind : leases on the Murray and Murette theaters at Richmond, Tnd., and the equity in the common stock of the Lemcke company. The Orpheum Theater at Ft. Wayne, on vhich the corporation owned a lease, has been subleased. NEUBUNG RITES TUESDAY Resident of City for Forty-Five Years Die#. Funeral services of Iyiuis Neubling, 71, who died Saturday, will be held at the home. 118 Eighteenth St., Tuesday at 2 P. M. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Neubling had been a resident of Indianapolis for forty-five years. He is survived by his son, John Nuebllng of Indianapolis and a slst|r. Mrs. i Warren Burge of Salt Lake City? Utah.
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NORTH PARK CLUB TO GIVE BENEFIT Masonic Group Arranges Show at Tomlinson Hall, The Help, Aid and .Assist Club, composed of members of North Park Lodge, No. 646, F. & A. M.. will stage
a minstrel show and dance at Tomlinson Hall, March 7. Receipts will go to widows and orphans of deceased members. Dr. George O’Connor, Joseph Newburg, Wayne Swope, Reid Sprague, Wallace Pennsinger, Earl Davis. H. A. Campbell, Frank N e wburg, Carl Wilson and James Sortwell will be the end men, with J. E. Tyler as
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musical director and interlocutor. Ballads by E. A. Gruneisen, Raymond Harris, Charles L.- Fordyce and George B. Tyler will be given. John McVeeters and Carlos Jones will do vaudeville stunts. Russell Fehr will give a dancing act and R. J. Wilhelm a trick and fancy roller skating exhibition. The entertainment will conclude with a playlet, "Days of ’61,” by Chuck Mayhew and George Clampitt. Officers, of the club: Roy C. Stolz, president, W. F. Swope, vice preai dent and business manager: Charles R. Sehallenberg, secretary, and J. L. Hogue, treasurer. REYMAN GUILTY OF ARSON Charges Followed Confessions Men Hired to Tie Animals on Tracks. By Time* Sprcio' • PAOLI, Ind., March 3. —Verdict of guilty has been returned here against John Reyman, horse buyer and garage man on charges of arson and conspiracy to defraud insurance companies. Charges followed confesobtained by the State fire marshal’s office fi-.-rn OUic Koseberry and George Ott in 1920. They said Ryman hired them to burn his livery barn, an enamel plant and to tie horses apd mules on a railroad track so they would be killed. They were sentenced two years in the State prison on arson charges. Ryman carried large insurance on his property. Reymand was sentenced two tv") twenty-one years. The case was immediately appealed to the State Supreme Court.
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LIQUIDATION AUTHORIZED Greater Indianapolis Industrial Association Turns Over Assets. Directors of the Greater Indianapolis Industrial Association have authorized turning over to Fletcher American Bank, trustee for bondholders, all assets, to liquidate indebtedness. Arthur R. Baxter, Bert A. Boyd, L. M. Wainwright and J. George Miller have been appointed by O. D. Haskett, president, to complete the transaction. According to officials, the association has an indebtedness of $169,000. LIEUT. GRIFFIS TO SPEAK Bergdoll’s Attempted Kidnaper to Describe Prison Experiences. Fi-ve months of solitary confinement in a German prison foi; attempting to kidnap Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, Philadelphia draft evader, will be described Saturday afternoon at Cadle Tabernacle by Lieut. Corliss 11. Griffis of Hamilton, O. He will speak under auspices oft the IF CONSTIPATED SICK.BILIOUS Harmless Laxative for the Liver ancTßowels Feel fine! No griping or inconvenience follows a gentle liver and bowel cleansing with "Cascareta.” Sick Headache, Biliousness, Gases, Indigestion. and all such distress gone by nlorning. For Men, Women and Children—loc boxes, also 25 and 50c sizes, any drug store. —Advertisement.
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Robert E. Kennington Post, American Legion.' Griffis recently was released when petitions bearing several million American names were presented the German government. John B. Reynolds, post commander, said Griffis came only after numerous requests. Tickets are on sale at 205 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. TWO MEN SERIOUSLY CUT Police Say They Were Hurt After Taking Lp Children's Quarrel.George Chadwick, 37, and James Bush, 34, both of 702 Beecher St., are in the city hospital in a critical condition, suffering from knife and razor wounds. According to police, the men took up an argument between their children. Thf%- said Chadwick was slashed across the throat and both cheeks and Bush was stabbed in the?kbdomen. Both men are charged with assault and battery with intent to kill.
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WHAT'S A MERE OFFICE TO THIS? Head of Order of Widows, Etc,, Wins Bride, Shades of Leap Year! W. H. Richards was once president of the Independent Order of Widows, Widowers, Maids and Bachelors He nas lost the presidency, but gained a bride, Mrs. Lcis K. Moore, also a member of the order. They were married Saturday by the Rev. C. Howard Taylor, pastor of the Broadway M. E. Church. Their hopie will be at 1435 English Ave. The I. O. W. W. M. and B. was organized last summer. Mrs. Richards said the courtship began then.
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