Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 267, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1924 — Page 13

FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924

JUDGE ANDERSON TAKES ISSUE WITH F. WAYNE JURIST Resents Comment in Arguments Over Proposed Hickey Court Bill. Tim< ■* Washington Bureau, liii Acm; York Ave. WASHINGTON, March 21.—Resenting comments by former Judge John Jlggeman of Ft. concerning the conduct of his court. Federal Judge A. B. Anderson Thursday interrupted tne hearing before the Senate Committee, whch is considering creation <f two district judgeships in Indiana, to say he had not come to Washington u> have his judicial decisions passed under review. When Eggeman emphatically denied he had intended to criticise Judge Anderson and had merely attempted to show the congestion of cases, Anderson replied his court had practically no ;ases pending. Anderson said he hadn’t heard a case for past two weeks and was in no hurry to be excused by the committee. . Presents No Brief Anderson supplemented ife statement, “I have nothing to say to the committee. I came here only because I was subpoenaed, and while I am ready to answer all questions, I have no desire to present any brief either for or against the measure.” The principal point they made with the Senators was the need for court sessions in various parts of Indiana though members of the committee did not appear to be impressed with the argument that it was necessary to divide the State into two distinct sections. Senator Shortridge's questions indicated he thought the bill might be improved by providing either for two judgeships far the entire State without creating separate districts or simplifying division by drawing a straight line across the State along the southern line of Clinton County, or possibly even a little farther south. Senator Ralston addressed the gathering for a few moments and stated while he had not made up his mind as to the meed of the new judgeship, he wanted it thoroughly established if the present arrangement had at any time made difficult the administration of justice. Ralston for Justice Ralston said he would prefer not to have been faced by the court problem, but now that it had arisen he wanted it decided in public interest. Judge Anderson interjected that the main complaint in Indiana now was not against law’s delay, but against the speed with which cases were disposed of and cited Gary and Ft. Wayne conspiracy cases as instances where complaints were made against his speedy action.

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Leading Attorneys Defend Governor

LEFT TO RIGHT—MARTIN HUGG, GEORGE BARNARD, MICHAEL A. RYAN, JAMES W. NOEL, AND JOHN C. RUCKELSHAUS, WHO ARE DEFENDING GOV. McCRAY ON TRIAL IN CRIMINAL COURT.

SHOW WELL ATTENDED Several Hundred Disregard Weather for Civic Club Benefit. Despite unfavorable weather, several hundred persons braved the snow Thursday night to witness ‘‘Mrs. Temple's Telegram.” a three-act comedy, at Tomlinson Hall, under auspices of J the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Cliibs.. Proceeds will help pay the federation's pledge of SSOO to the Riley Hospital for Children and install downtown drinking fountains. Disturbed Dance, Charge Police say Joseph Edwards, 21, giving 728 E. Ohio St., as his address, was charged with intoxication, profanity, assault and battery, and an attack on Mrs. Ella Wallace, matron | at a dance at the P. H. C. dance hall at 501 N. East St., when she refused him admittance to the hall. Indiana Central in Debates The afilimative debating team from Indiana Central College will debate if! Manchester College this evening, while the negative team meets Earlham College at University Heights. AMUSEMENTS

ENGLISH’S £5 A NATIONAL INSTITUTION ZIEGFELD FOLLIES Glorifying the American Girl Nites. sl.lO to *4.40; Sat. Mat.. *l.lO to $3.8,1. Enclose Self-Addressed, Stamped Envelope

All This Week “Big Sensation” Amateurs T onight

WHITE SLAVERY CHARGED Attica Minister and Choir Girl Figure in Federal Case. Bv l nited Press ATTICA, Ind., March 21.—The Rev. Lewis Holloway, pastor of the local United Brethren Church, was to be arraigned in Federal Court at Danville, 111., today on charges of violating the Mann white slave act. Holloway is charged with taking Agnes Weymire, 15, an orphan, from this city to Rossvilla, 111., registering at a hotel as man and wife and staying over night. Miss Weymire sang in the church choir which the Rev. Mr. Holloway organized.

AMUSEMENTS

“RECEIPT IN FULL” A 4-act fun feast, presented by the LINCOLN PLAYERS This week; twice daily, 2:15-8:15 LINCOLN SQUARE

fAPITOLATHEATRE V eoi°UMftlA* C BURUESQUE I

TODAY AND TOMORROW Twice Daily— 2:15 and 8:15 A Heal Treat for All RADIO-GIRLS With That Inimitable Comedian, BILLY GILBERT &—BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS—B Next Week—”Moilie Williams.”

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p KEITH’S '•IT’S ALL IN FUN” ROGERS & ALLEN I>ifttin*rui‘h<*d Slnjrrr* In Favorite Melodic*. < harlr* I.urvcy, Flani*t. GIBS0N~& OONNELLI JACK ALICE LAVIER MORLEY Allen, Taylor and Barber McDonald ~ four TRIO DIAMONDS Added Com*dT Frtnra BERT FITZGIBBON Original DafTy-Dil and Bro. Lew, Fathe New*—Topic*—Fable*.

WHERE THE CROWDS GO! LYRIC ¥ A. ROBBINS THE WALKING MUSIC SHOP Gates & Lee McGowan & Knox “Stateroom 19” | "Out of <ia” ELSIE & PAULSEN DANTING ON ICE SKATES BURKE, BARTON & BURKE THE FRINTE OF SLANG WERNER AMOROS TRIO ‘‘MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING" 4FANTINO m SISTERS SPECTACULAR AERIAL REVUE BEN TURPIN COMEDY "TEN DOLLARS OR TEN DAYS” First Episode of th New Serial Production. "The Telephone Girl," Dancing In the Lyric Ballroom Afternoon and Evening ,

MOTION PICTURES Now Showing VIOLET MERSEREAU "THE SHEPHERD KING" SPAT FAMILY COMEDY’ "THE POLITICAL PULL" FATHE NEWS LESTER HUFF , AND THE CHARLIE DAY’IS ORCHESTRA Playing "MUSICAL ROMANCE”

\ CONWAY TEARLeSS^ZT •U'UW] siFlfi THE LOVERS IN “BLACK OXEN” | In • Splendid Society Urs.iw l| Directed by John Dltlen, The Man Who Made "Flaming Voutb" A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE Overture “CHOPIN lAN A" T Ivlin Solo by Edward Re can or BAKAtKINIKOFF Conducting I Other Circle Feature* Coming Honday MILTON SILLS ANNA Q. NILSSON In Rex Beach’s “FLOWING GOLD" .

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LAST REST IN HOMELAND Ijaundr;man's Body to Be Sent to China for Burial. The body of Yun Kin, 465 W. Washington St., laundryman, will be taken to China for burial. Kin died at the city hospital Thursday a few hours lifter he was admitted. He was employed at the Wah Sing laundry. He requested that in the event ho did not recover, his body be sent on the long Journey. The body was taken to the McNeely & Sons funeral parlors.

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Watch Your Parking Because of criticism of traffic department in enforcing traffic ordinance requiring parking of cars flat to the curb, Inspector of Traffic Michael Glenn ordered Officer Craxens to slate all offenders for improper parking. Thursday night thirty-seven were placed on the turnkey slates at police

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