Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 167, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1924 — Page 17

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RALSTON HAS NO NEW TAX LIGHT Brief Statement on Income Publicity Made. "I have ’O new light on the subject." said United States Senator Samuel M. Ralston today when asked whether he would change his vote upon the publicity provision of the income tax law if it comes up in the next session of Congress. Ralston voted for publicity when the law was passed. Meanwhile, according to a United News dispatch. Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi, who voted for publicity, has declared he will vote against it next time. However, Senator Norris of Nebraska, author of the original publicity amendment, modified in the House, says he is confident the measure will stand in any new test. Gone, but Not Forgotten Automobiles reported stolen belong to: Miles E. Feeney. 550 N. Tremont Ave., Moon, from Warrnan Ave. and St. Clair St. Herman Van Benton. Beech Grove, Ind.. Ford, from Capitol and Union Station. Knofier-Gates Mfg. Cos., Madison Ave. and Palmer St., Ford, from Pennsylvania and Maryland Sts. I* P Matchett. 2260 Eastern Ave., Ford, from Maryland and Illinois Sts. Melvin Ricketts. 1425 Prospect St.. Ford. from Pennsylvania and Georgia Sts. Walter Ewing, *>l6 N. West St.. Ford, from in front of same address. Mackey Williams. 1309 N. Pennsylvania St., Hudson, from Market St. and Monument Circle. Losey-Nash Motor Company, 402 N. Capitol Ave., Nash, from near same address. Marcus O. Wetble, Logansport. Ind.. Chevrolet, from Pennsylvania and New York Sts. B. B. Lewis. 3134 College Ave.. Chalmers, from Ohio and Meridian Sts. BACK HOME AGAIN Automobiles reported found by police belong to: Ferdinand Bom. 2940 N. ennsvlvania St., Ford, found at South St, and Capitol Ave. J. F. Stevens, 2250 Ashland Ave.. Ford trunk, found at 51S S West St. Pioneer Settler Dead Bu T'vitfl Prr * ANDERSON. Ind., Nov. 21.—Fu neral services will be held her Saturday for Mrs. Maria McCulloch. 91, one of the pioneer settlers of Madison County. Exchange Club Hears Foster Eugene C. Foster discussed ‘‘lndianapolis and the Foundation,” at the Exchange Club weekly luncheon today at the Lincoln. The club will observe “Sons and Daughters” day next Frida j' with a t urkey dinner.

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This is what a Governor looks like when he’s getting a haircut. The patient is Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania. ‘‘He took a tonic," said the barber when the Governor left. There is no greater compliment from a barber.

HOSPITAL HOURS GIVEN Inspection Tours Arranged for Riley Visitors. Visiting hours at the Riley Me- ; morial Hospital for Children are. ■ from 2 to 4 p. m. daily, Robert E. : Ne!T, administrator, announced toi day. Visitors will be allowed to see ; patients only on Wednesday, Fatur--1 day and Sunday. Staff nurses will have charge of daily inspection tours, beginning at 2 and 3 p. m. No visitors will be permitted to tour the hospital unattended. ONLY TWO ARE ARRESTED Franklin Man Among I hi vers Charged With Speed. • Only two were arrested on speeding charges Thursday night. They were Ex<lus Doty, 42. of IS K. i Thirty-Seventh St., and Date Smith, 24, of Franklin. Ind. False Pretense Denied Maurice Pittenger, 36. of 41 Park ' way Ave., was reslated today on a : charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. It was charged he sold a restaurant at 2230 E. Washington St. to Mrs. Jane Call for $675, stating it was unencumbered, while the Taylor Carpet Company held a $l4O hen on linoleum. Charge j w'.as denied on Pittenger's behalf. Nickname Causes Battle Emanuel Kiwglns, 17. colored. I 2705 Columbia Ave., was held in the i detention war dos the city hospital with cuts on the head, chest and wrist. Ewing Bell, 15. colored, 1109 N. Miley Ave.. charged with cutting with intent to kill, told police he called Kiwgins a .nick name and Kiwgins began beating him. and he pulled the knife in self-defense.

MOTORIST EXONERATED Auto Knocks Widow in Path of Street Car—Dies. Hu I'nitcd Prew> WABASH, Ind., Nov. 21. —Bruce Kramer, driver of the auto which struck and killed Mrs. Emma J. Hurst, 50. Thursday night, w-as cleared of blame today. The auto knocked Mrs. Hurst in front of a street car, which stopped

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before it ran over the body. The coroner held the accident was unavoidable. Mrs. Hurst was a widow and leaves two children. Ramsay Pays $25.40 It cost Edward A. Ramsay, successful Republican candidate for county treasurer, only $25.40 to win that office, according to his expense account filed Thursday with Albert H. Losche, county clerk. Advertis-

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