Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1924 — Page 8

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CASTANNOUNCED FOR MANUAL PLAY Clara Mahr Takes Lead in Senior Class Show, Cast for the Manual High School senior class play. “The First Lady of the Land,” has been announced by Miss Loila I. Perkins, director. Miss Clara Mahr takes the leading part. She plays opposite Gordon Leonard. Miss Arda Knox, class sponsor, has appointed financial committees. The cast. Donald O’Kelly, Gordon Leonard, Claude King, Lester Noerr. Vernon Christee, Frederick Oliver. John Moore, Edwin Harold, Lynn Dismore. Lawrence Ritter, Vernon Christie. Clara Mahr, Mary Hill, Irene Bowers. Vetta Greenspan, Virginia Thompson. Bessie Rundberg, Margaret Mertz. Paul Case, Edgar Roehm, Ruth Emigholz. ESTATE WILLED TO SON I .ate William X. Harding Leaves Property Valued at $105,000. Cnder the will of the late William Newton Harding, 1903 N. Delaware t-t.. attorney, all his $105,000 estate is left to his son. William N. Harding Jr.. 3021 N. Talbott Ave„ who •Uialitied as executor. The estate con-.-isted of $70,000 personal property and $35,000 real estate. ZIONSVILLE MEN HELD Two l nder Arrest After Auto t rash Xo One Injured. William Metzger, Zionsville, Ind., is under arrest today. Police charged operating a machine while intoxicated. Clifford Woods, Zionsville, Is charged with drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons. Metzger’s automobile collided with a car driven by Morris Rice, colored, 707 Muskingum St., at New York Pt. and Senate Ave.. police say. That Kang-on Gough Must Go Home Made Cough Mixture Best of All for the Cough That Sticks. Make It Yourself in Two Minutes The coughing season is on and every home should have a supply of ♦he best cough remedy to be had. and as you can make this supremely excellent cough mixture yourself why pay high prices for the common kind. Get from any druggist one ounce of Parmint (double strength)—to this add a little granulated sugar and enough water to make one half pint—that’s all there is to it. Then when any member of the family starts coughing or catches cold In chest or head or has acute catarrh, you are prepared as you should be. And the children love to take it. With speed almost beyond belief this home made cough mixture stops the toughest hang-on cough, and all because In it there is a substance (too costly for ordinary cough syrups) that Immediately covers the membrane like a soothing, healing poultice, and blessed relief comes at once. And you should also bear in mind that any remedy that overcomes catarrh, partially or wholly. Is bound to be of benefit to those who are troubled with head noises and catarrhal deafness. Get Parmint and get better.—Advertisement.

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RAISING $1 BILL DENIED Police Arrpst Man Charged With Passing Currency at Drug Store Roscoe Shirley, Palace Hotel, is under Federal arrest today. Raising of a $1 bill to a $lO and passing it at the Goldsmith drug store,, Alabama and Washington Sts., is charged. Shirley denied guilt. F U GITIVES ARE _ ” CAU GH T Escaped Reformatory Prisoners Held by Alabama Authorities. Arthur Genan. George Brown, and Fred Prevost. who escaped from the Indiana State reformatory at Pendle-

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ton, Ind., Feb. 29, are being held in Oneonta, Ala., according to word received by Detective Inspector John Mullin. The men, police say, were found in an automobile taken from Jesse Chrisman, living near Ft. Benjamin Harrison. The trio will be turned over to Tennessee authorities, the message said, for investigation of robbery of a store in Lincoln County, Tennessee. Mail Carrier Quiz Set April 12 Examinations for rural route carrier out of Brownsburg, Ind., will be held at the Federal building, April 12. Henry' M. Trimpe, secretary of the civil service board, announced today. The position is open to either men or women.

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tributed to E. E. Carpenter, New York City, deterimental to the credit of the State, by Robert Bracken, State auditor, and Carl Cue, deputy auditor. The statements were made in a letter to State officials recently, which demanded payment of a SI,OOO note Issued by the State Jan. 1,1839. State, officials said investigation failed to show the note had not been paid. Cue said Carpenter inclosed paper German marks, as indicative of what happens to the financial standing of a State which repudiates its obligations. The Nation of March 5 published an article charging repudiation of old debts by the State.

$5,000 DAMAGES SOUGHT Hold-L'p Victim Says Conductor Ran When He Called for Help. By United Press LEBANON, Ind., March 14.—Otis W. Scott is suing the T. H., I. & E. Traction Company for $5,000 damages for injuries growing out of the hold-up of one of the company's interurbans by two bandits. Scott charges in his complaint that, although he called on both the mo♦erman and the conductor to drive off the bandits, the conductor climbed out of a window and ran.

Eagles May Bui'd New Home CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., March 14. Thf Crawfordsvllle aerie of Eagle has appointed a committee to investigate the purchase of a building

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