Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 171, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1924 — Page 2

FURNACE DEATH PROEER UTS • TEST REPORTS Investigation at Standstill Until Scientists Finish Examination, By United Press COU'JIBi ’S. Ohio, Nov 26 —John R. King county prosf'cutor in charg* of investigating death of Mrs Addif I Sheatsley, today predicted he will he able to accomplish nothing fur ther toward solution of the furnact mystery until scientists examininMrs. Sheatsley’s organs and biood stains found at the parsonage hav complete,! their tests and drgwi , their conclusions. The prosecutor issued a formal ■ statement declaring that until the scientists report, the investigation is ; virtually at a standstill and indicat ing that he may not even further j question Rev C. V Sheatsley, hu* f band of the woman whose charred * Pastor Due Hack The pastor and his four children were due hack in Columbus today from Paris. Ohio, where last week they buried Mrs. Sheatsley’s re mains. Prosecutor King and his assist ants have heert checking up on the stories told by the pastor and hi> children, and are endeavoring to straighten out several c.isert fancies The points the prosecutor desires to clear up are why the furnace tirwas not extingr hed as soon as Mrs Sheatsley’s b !v was recognized why the mysteriously missing bottie of carbolic acid r. appeared in the parsonsm a week iftc: the family had left town, .and why no mention was ever made by the pastor >r any of his • .. ren ol th< visit of Mrs Gladys Redeifs of LtU ip > to tin parsonag** on the day of .a: s. Sheats ley’s death. Rabbit Biota!? Rev. Shouts y in-ists the stains found at the personage are rah bit blood Put the pastor :• iso main tains that his wife committed sul EPSOM SALTS “ TASTE ALL GONE World's finest Physic now Pleasant as Lemonade f* " ' \y {iy i j. r '.ws i] Pure Epsom baits has re equal in medi-ine for constipation -*“*?*’■ usness, sick headache Doctors and nurses depend umh it h-cause no other laxative ac;> -o f.ctiy. so harmlessly on the bowels. It never gripes or over cty. “Epson*de S-dr-J' is mire Epsom Balt* Blade p.easarit with fruit derivative salts —nothing else. It like sparkling lento;,ado tr.i costs only a few cents a package r.t ar.v drug store. Try it! “Eps-onad*.* Salt*'* N yiar nrer.l by *> • American Epsom iff in.—Adv-.-tise-ment. Don’t Suffer Use Pyramid No matter if ymj have had piles for Tears Pyramid Pile Supp< sitories y:r. you the relief yon want Iron, th-> pa in, strain, torture and soreness of dis tressing t .-<* f,<r .1 olf-,ent box to,j.,y a* any drug stor Von w !! then know why Pyramid - ih- national coast-to-eoast reliance—Ad ter ■‘••motif IF YOU HAD A Ebr NECK AS LONG AS THIS FELLOW CjSrfßPSjg AND HAD 1 SORETHROAT /i I ALL | M 'Wi • /a! J fef TONS! LI HE t* * The National Sore Throat Remedy (fct %. SHOULDQUiCXLYRELIEVE IT ALL DEUGGISTS

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cid- and the prosecutor has asked scientists to determine the truth u! Doth statement*. Th-- report of the chemist testing the blood stains may be ready lattoday, but the pathologists’ report on Mrs. Sheatsley’.-* orgi-.i s wi.l not re available for another we k The finding of a stfrned and scorched c oaf in a cl, a rung -h',p here late Tuesday wis dis■■••■ nt* ! as a possible clew in th*- > as* when the stains turned out to be soup instead of bloc and. CHURCHES TO GIVE THANKS FOR ALL BLESSINGS TO MAN Special Thanksgiving Services to Be Held Here, Services devnto.l to prayer. silent rrjeditat or> music ,it"| jqtort.il rr.eseages of pastors will >•<• held :ti nnny of the loc.-T churches \\ • due-day r ight I Thursday. Many church* s obscrv***! th*- spa - of Thanksgiving l -i*t Fun- v. but ether chirn hw will le open tonight and Thursday for special Thanksgivlug services Tonight Rev. 1.. O. K Parkier of St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran I Church will preach nt S o’clock His | theme will be devoted to the n-ces | sitv of giving thanks for all blessings At 7:30 p. m. Wednesday night, a Thanksgiving servic- vn’l J- I-Id it the Grace M K. < hurch, N. Hast : r and W. M.rket Sts. The Broadway M K., th- First United Pre-sir. terian, Sutherland Presbyterian First Moravian Upi.s j copal ami the Second Moravian Kpsscopai Churches will hold a union service at 10 a. in Thursday at the First Moravian Episcopal * hurch. B. Twenty-Fifth Si. and College \ve. Rev. Vernon Uouillard of the .Second Moravian Episcopal * hurch will make the chief ad dr, ,-s. Dr. Dunkcl to Preach The lx* will boa special Thanksgiving service held at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, Centred Ave nnd Thirty-Fourth St., Thursday morning at 10:30. I>r. J. Ambrose iiunke! will speak

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111 CASE SENTENCES DEC. IS f< ontimied From Pago J) -’ccid-d that i conspiracy existed, it • • *■ <1 ?-• LTU :it . f J h<- ll* f*'!, i.l ntK Th- f<!t*' , r Ilaitjht ■■.!! 1 Willis* were the F.'t to he decided. and this was sot r. .dina of th.-’cuurf It;, i: in - ! tioii-s r* : ;u >!ihk tln-m. r,. for- < <.’j .-t oji-r-d W-<lj lay ; morning then* w-r- hundreds < f ru 1 mors in circulation r-irarding Mor : tea S Hawkins, head of the Haw kins in*, r-st, a defendant in the case who defaulted Ida fond of $7,„00 and Is a fugitive from justice. Little Drama Fails The st->ry most generally heard ’ was that Hawkins was to make a , dramatic last minute entrance Into court, enter a plea of guilty and as aim- the hi.mu- for the entire con • spinney However, when court ad I journed his whereabouts remained jas fjrt-at a mystery a.s mi titc day the trial opened fifteen flays ago The case went to the jury nt i Tuesday evening, At 1!. 18 they re- : turned to the court room for further instructions regarding Haight anti {Willis, part of .Judge Geiger’s in j structions relating to the two dc . fondants was read. Sixteen minutes tater the jury returned and William Tl. Swinda, KJnora, I riel., foreman. announce,| a verdict was ready. Penalties applicable in the cose | wore: For using the mails to de | fraud, a prison sent* nee of not more it! an five years; for conspiracy to j use the mails to defraud, imprison- ! rii-nt of not over two years or a line of not over SIO,OOO, or both. Gigantic Swindle Charged The indictments returned March 10. 1024, on which the fourteen were found guilty, charges them wall) aid ing Morton S. Hawkins president jof the Hawkins Mortgage Company. | whose home office was at Portland, Tnd , in establishing and manipulating a gigantic system of mart page and loan companies operating ; over about thirty States, involving ; more than 6,000 persons and defrauding thousands of "victims” out j of millions of dollars. SHANK APPOINTS • TWO Carl F. Walk and I„ ff. Borinslein Get City Plan Positions. Appointment of Carl F. Walk, jeweler at 5 E. Washington St., and Louis J. Borinstein, wholesale junk denier, 4137 N. Meridian St., as members of the city plan commission was announced by Mayor Shank to- I day. Borinst-in succeeds Foster Clip- j penger and Walk succeeds Thomas i C. Howe, whose terms expire Dec. | 31. The appointees serve four years. | No compensation is attached to the 1 office.

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"S3 FROST BALTZELL HOPES Pointed Out Here Princeton Judge May Not Get U, S, j Bench Plum, i While Washington dispatches say | United States Senator James 10. Watson has asked President Ooolidge to , name Judge Robert Rtiltzell. Princeton, Ind., as successor of Federal Judge A. B. Anderson, whose protno- | tion to the Circuit Court of Appeals at Chicago is looked for at any time, rumors going about the Federal Bldg, here say Bultzell’may not get tlu- Federal plum. According to a statement today from a high Republican official. ; however, the Baltzell appointment I ■ will go through, despite opposition j , i:i Marion County. Judge Andei’son can veto any ap poiiitment that does not meet tyith his approval, it is pointed out. by refusing to ri sign It is said Anderson Is very fri-mily toward Homer ElliutT, a Harry New appointee, and mentioned as a likely successor to ; Anderson’s job. According to the Washington dispatches, Harry Bong, Mum ie, who is the Y\ it son candi i it- for successor to Elliott as United States district at torney, his let It ,be known he doesn’t w int the job. Bong is serving on the United States shipping fio.-trti in Washington, with greatei financial remuneration that the die j •if attortu .'.ship would bring, it is said. | War inn has admitted defeat In his attempt tj* oust Bert C. Morgan, Federal prohibition agent for In diana. and announced .Morgan would serve until his time expires next June. Morgan is a Harry New ap p.ii (•■-- Fi’.-.tik Re\v!ev, master at Angola, w.oj mentioned as Mortan’s successor.

FIREMAN TAKEN BY SUDDEN DEATH L, A. Rich \rd on Succumbs at Enmine House, Cot'ner Ptal F, Robinson, ordered , ... . :■< •• vi exanbu.Uton of the , f Far.-.-l A. Rici arls ti, 27, ;ty f enian, 1327 Bates St . who ... | ~~ly !• I y . he Win l'< ttinu i ;t i t t" ’ .* till K’t am 1 U use. No : 11, Washington tnd < ’rtts- Sts. if 1 m.. ,n ; ■ ift cd from Charles Kirk ; u if ‘-cr dremtin, that the h-U ! ,1 , i for all tir'Mnon to get tip if r - -nd Richardson nemn and. going •. hu:i. found he w - utiable talk. Klt%i -ff call- ! ! V Reed 1 p.■!:•••> stirv-'-or., but Kii hardson died in f- r- h s . * • .-..a1. if.- trdv.i h 1 liei n in good ‘ • d’i it l- lid.' id list belt! g a 1 •mt a y tr a go. i;: -- y :,•■!- i w -•• :ipr’'n'pj to the depart merit April 14. )'*.M, and has | hud a *• < i t - -rd, a-.’cordins to |rf t j * >'! :-n. Re . irvu-.l by hi-, widow. Mrs Hi 'v- U ■ 'nar-Non: two „*•>••*, Ar t, ud <;b • 3 a-’1 his par .• • 'a- and ’U-: , 'litirle Ri hard Ba'.’s- St. Funeral ar rar.gi-rn*-nt.s will be announced Inter Expectant Mothers Take Haley’s M-0 It, st fur Yen end tbr New I ifi> In Your t are. fn fh< hTippy.nnTtoiis tiinn!':!* liefnri l ! th*- ti w t aliv is burn the expectant mother finds a gr> o aid to good health j i,t:d r.-mf-.rt in llaiey’s MKnorin Oil. j This perfect eirodsion • r pure nnneril I ,-il Mini milk of mnKne.ris keeps | the syKtotn clean nnd free from clogging j wnst“s ,'nnl bud : ' poisons H.aley’n \f O Mwisgetis anil setflei, th’ i slfimneh ren loves the cntise of belchhiu, bad broil* 1, an. dlzzitu-an- acts with a p! 1- effect, never griping. never ■ Urn: tung, 1 Very pleasant to take—no etlv taste i Absolutely hattnieNH—tin habit funning dines .\ ri'g'l.ir user ~f Hal. v's M **. -.on enjoy • >,i appetite and •ou know ! you ar-- helping the baby. too. | <:■! a hoi tie of Haleys Magnesia ()i! i briny. Most druggists sell it If your* ; does r-'t. • e will promptly nut 11 post {paid o*. t-ei ip! of pric-l trial kSe; | t tii 1 v size. s|, The Haley M O ( oni- | jinny Inih ipapoha, JnU. ( luhlHUik of tFaiijimia | mid Pune Minc/iat Oil —Acivt-rtlaemoni. j

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SOLDIERS GUARD JAIL Mob Threatens Negro Charged With Running Down Girl. By United Press NEWBERN, N. C„ Nov. 26.—A machine gun company of the North Carolina National Guard was placed in front of the county jail today to save John Goddette, negro, from a mob gathered to avenge death of Kdna Williams, 12-year-old school girl. The girl was killed when Goddette drove his automobile into a group of school children, it is charged. SANITARY BOARD JOB IS ACCEPTED 0, C, Ross Will Succeed Jay A, Craven, O. O. Rosa, Cl 4 E. Forty-Fourth St., general manager of the Ross Bower Equipment Company, 617 Merchants Bunk Bldg, nominated a member of the Indianapolis Itoard of sanitary commissioners by the State Bond of Health, today taicl he would act' pt the positlo'

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O. C. ROSS Ro<s will succeed Jay A. Craven I>e- 31. lie was graduated from Purdue in 1595 and completed graduate work in 1900. other members "f th** board are Frank C I.lngenfelter. city civil f-n giia • - . and Russell T. M- Fall, at .! ;•■> The engineer i** an • v of .. i.ffl.-cr. Th- State board -f h*v *h nominates one ni*-ml-r The one .r.oer rut I this member select , ■>. r-1 The mayor n.ak-s tl.e

Economical Service 5n the last fiscal year the Active Members of m F.U.who use Indiana Bel! service paid n 3B\J $394,133.15, or an average of $2.22 each for products of the American Telephone & Telegraph Company which were purchased for them by the Indiana Bell Company. •a* This sum was eqr,al to four and one-half per cent of the total amount collected from telephone users by the Indiana Bell Company during the year. It was paid by the Indiana Bell to the A. T. & T. Cos. for the following service: L The use and maintenance of all the telephone transmitters, receivers and induction coils on the Indiana Bell System. t. The availability of capital in such sums and at such times as was necessary to development and maintenance of uninterrupted service. 3. The rights of all patents owned or controlled by the A. T. & T. Cos. and the right, to use all standardized new met hods and apparatus developed through experimental work by the A. T. &. T. Cos. 4. The benefits of advice and assistance from the largest and most expert staff of trained men in the engineering, operating and administrative branches of telephony. 6. Protection against anyliability that might arise through the use of patented apparatus, methods or systems. 6. The right to extend this service to connecting lines and the benefit of the experience of all other companies associated with the A. T. & T. Cos. in meeting the difficulties of the business. Did the telephone patron pay too for tkis service? Telephone experts have repeatedly shown that no one telephone company could furnish the same service provided by the A. T. Sc T. Cos. for less. Experts estimate that the Indiana Bell could not, itself, provide this service for its limited number of patrons for $lO apiece , annually. ®But, when the costs are divided among all the telephone users of the Nation, it is obvious that they are less than when borne by the patrons of one company alone. Next we will discuss the basis of telephone rates. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. A Division of the Working Membership of The Society of American Telephone Users*

THREAT TO ASK REPEAL Os CITY ZOKELAW MADE Plan Commission Split Over Petition for Grocery, A threat to have the city zoning law repealed by city council was made by Bloyd D. Claycoinbe, council representative on the city planning commission, in a session late Tuesday, after a hitter argument on whether to permit business interests at the southwest corner of Thirtieth and Delaware Sts. Clayeomb stoutly opposed a petition of E. II Bingham to establish a grocery at that corner, but his motion to deny the petition deadlocked the board of zoning appeals with four opposing and four favorable votes. The case was continued a week. “Then I might as well go to the council and ask repeal of the ordinance,” Clayeomb said. “If we let the bars down every time there is a petition, we are not serving any good purpose." “Is that a threat o r a promise?" retorted Gustav F iirnidt, forme! eily councilman, and member of th* board. The vote showed Citycombe, John Atherton, Foster C!:pplngr and Frank U. Bingonfelter voting against, and Thomas C. Howe, Thomas Dillon, Coffin and Schmidt, for the petition. Property owners living nearby protested the petition threatening to

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sell their property if business inter ests should be started. Frequent opposition to the zoning law has been expressed by cqunc.ilmen, but there never was believed to he sufficient sentiment to rail for repeal. The board of appeals approved petition of the Indiana Provision Company to start a refrigeration plant at Gardner's Bane and White River. Hisey & Titus, funeral directors at 951 N. Delaware St., were given permission to remodel their establishment. P. L BENIAMIN FORCER TO ROIT Division on Social Policies <! Causes Split. Paul B. Benjamin, general secrej tary of the Family Welfare Society, j was ousted as the result of differences with and in the board of directors over policies, it was learned today. The resignation of Benjamin, to take effect liec. 31, and that of Miss Rose Porter, case supervisor, i effective Monday, were accepted by I the executive committee of the board Tuesday at the Blneoln. Benjamin, according to reliable information refused to resign last week, when requested to do so, be<;u.s,‘ no specific charges had been made In his letter of resignation, 'received by W. 11. Ir.sley, president of th<* board, Tuesday, Benjamin said he was resigning because of •a division of the board over some plans which I feel are vital.” Benjamin was granted a month's leave of absence and Miss Harriet Shepard, a district supervisor, was ! named to act as secretary until a

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successor to Benjamin is chosen. Miss Porter, whose resign.* aon is effective Monday, will become secretary of mothers’ allowance Gs th j State aid to widows in Allegheny Countv, Pittsburgh, Pa. rail noli" CLEARED ID SULPHUR Any breaking out of j&SfSpK. the skin on face, neck, Er*L^Y*vXl arms or body is overjc C y come quickly by apply- \ -Is p ing Mentho - Esul--o=3* / ”-*A_ phur. The pim-U-rifU pies seem to dry { —A li V S right up and go * \ / away, declares a noted skin specialEzirSjk Nothing ha s y ’ \ ever been found ’to take the place of sulphur as a pimple remover. It is harmless and inexpensive. Just ask any druggist for a small jar of Rowles MenthoSulphur and use it like cold cream. —Advert isement.

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