Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 289, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1924 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1924

PASSAGE OF TIME THINS OUT HANKS OF‘BOYS IN BLUE’ G. A, R, Membership Diminishing—Extinction Is Seen by 1930. The ranks of the Grand Army of the Republic in Indiana are fast diminishing. By 1930 the membership will be extinct, according to figures compiled by Gil R. Stormont, assistant adjutant general. The army once claimed 23,173 members. That was in 1890. The total number of posts was 529—some towns and cities had several. At that time Stormont was the State commander. Ten years ago, the Indiana department had 10,626 veterans. Today it has 4,124. History Changes Things For years it was the Grand Army that looked after arrangements for speakers and programs on Memorial day. Since 1919 history has charged. Veterans of later wars now takecharge. How membership has decreased: No. No. Dept. Year Posts. Memebrs. Commander. 1880. . 12 544 Samuel E. Armstrong. 1881 43 2,050 William W. Dudley. 1882 .154 6.088 James R Carnahan. 1883 302 13.124 James R. Carnahan. 1884 387 16.909 Edwin Niear. 1885. .403 17.918 David N. Foster. 1886. 453 20,315 Thomas W. Bennett. 1887. 476 23.195 Ira J. Chase. 1888 489 23.621 Argos D. Vanosdol. 1889 510 25.173 Charles M. Travis. 1890.. 529 25.173 Gil R. Stormont. 1891.527 24.670 Ivan N. Walker. 1892 .527 23.909 Joseph B. Cheadle. 1893. 522 24.215 James T. Johnson. 1894.. 508 21.918 Albert O. Marsh. 1895.. 504 20.952 Harvey B. Shively. 1896 487 19 539 Henry M Caylor. 1897 482 18 484 James S. Dodge. 1898. .475 17.537 Daniel Ryan. Gradual Decrease 1899. 455 16.675 William L. Dunlap. 1900. 443 16.211 David E. Beem. 1901 425 15.414 Milton Garrigus. 1902 .420 15.188 Ben Starr. 1903.. 412 15.574 Geo. W. Grubbs. 1904.. 403 15,069 Daniel R Lucas. 1905 398 14 488 M D. Tacket. 1906 385 14 015 E R Brown. 1907 377 14 045 William A. Ketchara. 1908. 374 13.880 John D. Alexander. 1909 361 13.386 Orlando A Somers. 1910. 356 13.006 A. P Ashbury. 1911. 346 12.218 Daniel Waugh. 1912 .332 12.072 Frank Swigert (died). W. E. Gorsuch 1913.. 312 10.526 D. W. Comstock. 1914. 295 9.729 A. B. Crampton. 1915 . 284 8.957 Lewrls King 1916 264 8.205 V. V. Williams 1917. .249 7.250 Samuel M. Hench. 1918. . 240 6.620 Alonzo Murphy. 1919 231 6 309 W, F. Medsker 1920.. 220 5.949 Robert W. Mcßride. 1921 210 5.543 R H Tyner 1922. 196 4 869 W A Kelsey. 1923.. 172 4.124 Albert J. Ball. ESTABLISH NEW CHURCH Indianapolis Boy Will Be First Pastor of Terre Haute Charge. By Timet Special TERRE HAUTE. Ind., April 16.—A Lutheran mission church is to be established in the southeastern residential section of the city. The first pastor will be Rev. Theodore P. Laughner, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Laughner of Indianapolis, a graduate of Manual Training High School. Indianapolis, and Wittenberg College. He w-ill receive the degree of Bachelor of Divinity at Hanna Divinity School, Springfield, Ohio, April' 27. Fire Routs Occupants Fire of unknown origin 'forced the occupants of a rooming house operated by A. J. Hinsley, 509 NT. East St., to flee at 4:20 a. m. today. Fire officials estimate the damage at $25. Dr. A. G. Long Resigns Resignation of Dr. A. G. Long, laboratory superintendent. State board of health, has been filed. Dr. long will leave June 1 to accept a position with Eli Lilly & Cos. 1,0 cans port Child Drowns By l'*ited Press LOGAXSPORT, Ind., April 16. Herbert Harriott, Jr., 5-year-old son of a Logansport architect, was drowned In the race at the waterworks piant Tuesday.

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‘Blood Atonement’ Boy’s Defense for Slaying Father’s Woman Admirer

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ABOVE —MOLLIE DUDLEY. LOWER LEFT —"BOB" ROBINSON. LOWER RIGHT—BOB'S MOTHER.

By \EA. Service rrTIOUSTON. Texas, April 16. I r”l| May a son make blood atonei I ment for his mother's sufferings? A jury will have to decide that question at the trial of “Bob’’ Robinson. youthful slayer of Mollie Dudley, for “The Unwritten Law by Proxy,” is his sole defense. Bob insists he shot and killed the attractive divorcee because he feared she had won his father's love from his mother. The friendship between his father. Dr. C. H. Robinson, well-to-do physiand Mollie began with the divorcee's illness. The doctor restored her to health. Then he was injured in an accident. Mollie nursed him. Mrs. Robinson soon began to hear disconcerting stories. Her boy. Bob, just 22. heard these, too. He thought nis father and Mollie would elope. CHURCHES ARE OPPOSED Architects Object to Including Edifices In Memorial Plaza Plan. The Indiana Society of Architects in a resolution adopted by the board of directors stands opposed to including the Second Presbyterian apd First Baptist Church buildings in the War Memorial Plaza. The piaster model accepted by the plaza commission was approved. New Reformatory Chaplain By Times Special ANDERSON, Ind., April 16.—Rev. Owen A. Knox of New Burlington, Ind., is the new chaplain at the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton. He a&sumes his duties at once. Rev. Knox has had charges at In galls and Florida. Ind.

So he got 8. revolver, went to the “other woman’s” noma and killed her. And now Dr. Robinson's life secrets are about to be bared to save his son from the electric chair. 11l feellnj? already has broken out between two prominent Texas families. For the Robinsons are the Robinsons of Harries County, and Mollie wa| one of the Rushes of Trinity Colmty. Each family blames the othr for the tragedy.

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PRANK DARKENS TOWN Home Is Fired and 8-Year-Old Girl Narrowly Escapes Electrocufion. By United Press SEYMOUR, Ind., April 16.—A street urchin threw a dangling telephone wire over, an electric light transmission line because he “wanted to see the sparks.” Asa resujt the entire city was thrown into darkness and the home of Roy Anthony was set on fire when the 30,000 volts of the transmission were carried into the house on the phone wires. Edna Anthony, 8, had a narrow ©scape from electrocution when one end of the broken phone wire came In contact with a fence against which she was leaning. .John “Plays Safe" When a man known to hin} only as “Red” came to his home intoxicated, John Gear, colored, 631 Eddy St., put him to Bed, Gear told police. Police said the man was too drunk to give his name. Gear said the man told him his money had been stolen while he was drinking. Fearing the man would accuse him of the theft. Gear “played safe" by telling police, he said.

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PROBE MYSTERY SLAYING Believe Former Connersville Dollings Manager Was Murdered. By Unite 1 Press CONNERSVILLE, Ind., April 16. Police Chief Ketcham today sought a murder motive in the slaying of William Heermann, Connersville merchant. Heermann’s body was found on the floor of his music store Tuesday with a bullet hole through the head. After questioning members of the dead man’s family, police rejected a suicide theory. Persons living near the Heermann store told police they heard five shots fired. Heermann had been branch manager of the R. L. Dollings Company before its collapse last summer. Elevator Receiver Named By TUnas Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., April 16. On application made by A. B. Good, a stockholder, Judge Hines has appointed John Fox receiver for the Farmers’ Cooperative Elevator Company at Arcadia. It was said that the company is near insolvency.

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BURGLARS? OH, RATS! Rodents Play on YYhen Armed Police Sergeant Appears. Oh, rats! Thus spoke Sergeant Sheehan, pistol in hand, as he emerged from the basement at the home of Mrs. C. H. Hill, 846 West St. Mrs. Hill thought she heard burglars. Sheehan said the rodents were playing in the coal bin. The emergency squad could find no trace of a burglar at the home of Mrs. F. J3. Willis, 2063 N. Delaware St., who said she believed she was awakened by a slamming door. l’robe Alcohol Sale By Times Special ANDERSON, Ind., April 16.—Investigation is made into sales by drug stores of alcoholic liquids, following the dedth of Solomon Stanley from drinking rubbing alcohol. Police are c.uestioning proprietors of the stores. Credit Man Named Announcement has been made of the appointment of F. E. Bennett, excredit manager of the American Appliance Company, as assistant manof the Indianapolis Association of Credit Men.

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