Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 188, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1924 — Page 12

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COFFIN-LEU LINE-UP LIKELY Two Lead G, 0, P, Factions in City, George V. Coffin versus Ralph A. Lemcke. This Is the likely line-up in the race for Republican city chairman, according to political leaders today. Lemcke is the candidate of the Shank-Armitage-Jewett-Lemcke faction. while Coffin is the candidate of the Coffin-Dodson crowd. Neither candidate has made a formal announcement, but it is taken for granted by precinct committeemen they will be the men and organizations are being lined up with Lemcke and Coffin as leaders. Coffin Is now Republican county chairman. An opinion that will have an important bearing on the city chairmanship Is that of tV. tV. Spencer, election board member. who declared city council has the power to fix precinct boundaries for the city election. According to plans, approximately twenty-five additional precincts are to be added to the city, the city chairman to name the committeemen. Irving tV. Lemaux. friend of Lemcke, is present city chairman. Some contended this was the duty of the county commissioners. LODGE IS HELD EXEMPT Attorney Ivesh Submits Opinion on Taxation. Property of the Painters. Decorators and Paper Hangers '. f America, other than real estate not in use. is tax exempt as the organization is a fraternal and beneficiary association. I". S. I.esh. attorney general of Indiana, held today in an opinion submitted to John J. Brown, State tax board chairman. Recognizes Tools in Store While passing a second-hand store, Abe Greenspan, IS X. West St., saw tools he recognized as stolen from his shop. 70S S. West St., recently. Greenspan learned description of the mar who sold them Officers arrested James Daniels. 55. colored, who fires the boiler at the shop, on a vagrancy charge pending investigation. Patent Violation Alleged SuJt asking an accounting of damages and judgment for alleged violation of patent rights on a tree surgery process was filed in Federal Court Monday by the Davey TreeExpert Company against Otto Smith of Culver, Ind. The plaintiff alleged Smith used their methods in treating trees on the grounds of the Culver Military Academy. Donaldson Quits State Job Lawrence F. Orr, State examiner, has accepted the resignation of A. L. Donaldson, field examiner, who wlil begin work soon on superintending bridge work at Evansville. The resignation wa sth result of an ultimatum from Orr that no examiner may engage in outside practice which may later be subject to review by the board. School 76 to Get Flags Silk flags and standards will be presented each classroom of School 76. College Ave. and Thirtieth St., Wednesday at 3 p. m. by the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary No. 10. Miss Edna E. Pauley, patriotic instructor of the auxiliary, will make the presentation. Mrs. Edna Finch, past national president, will assist. Highland Club Names Officers Arch V. Grossman was elected president of the Highland Golf and Country Club at a meeting of directors at the clubhouse Monday. Other officers are: Dr. M. E. Clark. vice president; Sol Meyer, treasurer, and George O'Connor, secretary.

You Can W e Have Buy Your a^es * Footwear JWMreS£&'.' - Our Prices Here Now Are Always as Cheaply Lowest Oar $ S And a Standard Jik M|l Few Specials Prices J? . m, j| M" at $5 The most popular shoe store in all Indiana. "We can help you to reduce your footwear expenditures by about one-half and give you the same high mi F4 • • IV>SC qtwUtT golf leather and bf i Men’s Half Soles 75<* Thrift Repairing j zszk™ Dssift Shoe Stome MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING- —DOWNSTAIRS ammmmmm Waehingion and Meridian Sfreefs

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The stars represent figures that have been rubbed off the slate, leaving the incomplete division. Can you replace the missing figures. so as to reconstruct the problem? Yesterday’s answer: T H T T 11 T. Insert the letter “O" several times and the letters will form the sentence: TOO HOT TO lIOOT, which may be read backward as well as forward. FARM TEMPLE PLANNED Maminouth Building to lie Erected in Chicago. By l nitf4 Prigs CHICAGO, Dec. Ifi.—The temple of agriculture, a i? 20.000.000 skyscraper project, greater than any now in existence, will be a reality here within a few years, Lawrence Whiting, president of the Whiting 'and Company, securities house, announced today. All agricultural organizations will he asked to have their headquarters in the building. Men identified with the project include former Governor Frank O Lowdett; William Wriglev. Jr., chewing gum king: Col. V. sStewart. chairman of the board of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, and Charles H. Markham, president Illinois Central Railroad, he said. Death Investigated By Time* Special BLUFFTOX. In !.. Dec. 16—The coroner was investigating the death today of him Jones, 65. bachelor, who died from a self inflicted bullet wound. Monday. Chicago Bishop to Speak Bishop A. D. Hankins of Chicago. Will preach Tuesday night at the Second Baptist Church, colored, which is located near the colored V. M. C. A. Rev. K. F. Westbrooks is pastor.

ae/ n 15 YEAR LOANS cm /(J On Improved City Property /\J Mortgage cancelled in case of death. Also 5-Year 6G Loans. L. R. THOMAS LINCOLN 5177. 504 City Trust Cos.

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SCHOOL‘SLEUTH’ HELD FOR PLOT Charged With Trying to Wreck Dixie Flier, Bp I'nited Press TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Dec. 16. Lester Black. 20. of this city, a graduate of a correspondence school for detectives, is in jail here and his older brother, Floyd, is being hunted by authorities as a result of an alleged attempt to wreck the Dixie Flyer on the C. & E. 1., north of here early Sunday. Black will be arraigned before United States Commissioner Randel here Thursday, after which he will be taken to Indianapolis, -where he will face Federal Judge Anderson. The Black brothers, after breaking into a tool house north of the city, tore loose a west rail, swung it to the east. The fast south-bound train, running late, was beat to the gap by a slow northbound train, which, when passing over the “swung rail,” pushed it back into place. The brothers were arrested here Sunday morning and while being taken to jail, the older brother broke loose and made his escape in the downtown district. Auburn Girls Sought Auburn, Ind., police asked the local department to search for two girls from there. Dorcas Ruffncr, 15. has brown hair and was wearing a blue coat. Mabel Bowman, 16. has blarg hair, dark complex iop and was wearing a black bat. . heckered dress and brown coat. Sunshine Men in Charge “The sunshine committee" of the ! Rotary Club had charge of the j luncheon at the ’ ‘laypool todav Members of the committee will brit.g | Christmas cheer to a number of ! “overlooked children." 666 Ls a Prescription prepared for Colds, Fever and Grippe It is the most speedy remedy we know Preventing Pneumonia

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EX-SERVICE MEN ELECT V. M. Armstrong Named 'Chef de Gare’ of Forty and Eight. V M. Armstrong will be “chef de gare” of Indianapolis Voiture, No. 145, 40 Hommes et S Chevaux, during the coming year. He was elected at the meeting at the Chamber of Commerce Monday. Other officers named, W. T. Raplee, chef de train; Neal Grider, eommissaire intendant; H. O. King, conducteour; Earl L. Ferguson, garde de la porte; M. G. Henley, inner garde, and cheminots, Ray Grider, M. F. Hinkle, A. T. Couchman, A. B. Fuller, Joe Beckett and \V. N. Goval. It. S. Tidriclt Named Receiver Rolin S. Tidrick of Bringhurst, Ind., will take charge pf the assets of the John Strodel Company of Huntington, Ind., as result of his appointment as receiver by Judge A. B. Anderson. Creditors allege the Strodel company owed over SIOO,OOO. A New and Better Store Reputation for fair dealing, dependable merchandise anil reasonable prices has made us one of the best k'-nwn jewelry concerns in the city. You will find us a good firm to do business with: always reliable and always with the most dependable jewelry at tho lowest poss'ble prices. Gray, Gribben & Gray 151 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET Wt- Tniftt Anyone Who Works FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman, Schaeffer, Lifetime, Conklin, Moore, Duofold. New Improved Evorsharp Pencil Pens and Pencils Repair and CLARK & CADE Clay pool Drug More

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