Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 197, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1924 — Page 2

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ALL IS SET FOR INAUGURATION OF JACKSQN,JAN.I2 Ceremonies to Take Place in Statehouse Rotunda. Committee on arrangements for the Jackson gubernatorial inauguration Jan. 12 has completed the program and seating arrangements, according to announcement today. The Purdue band will furnish music for the occasion and will be seated in the circular rotunda of the Statehouse. Arches of Flags Just to the south of the rotunda a stage will be erected under arches of flags To the east members of the 1825 House of Representatives will be seated, with the members of the Senate on the west. Just south of the stage, prominent Republican leaders in the State will occupy ■ hairs. County and district chairmen and .•hairwomen will next le seated to the south, and then will come approximately 1.350 delegates to the last Republican State convention and approximately 3,300 State precinct committeemen. The public will occupy whatever room is left. The stairways to the south end of the hall will be occupied by the public. Branch Will Speah Governor Emmett Branch will make a short address, with a response by Jackson. Justice Julien C. Travis of the State Supreme Court will administer the oath of office, while Bishop H. H. Font of United Brethren Church will pronounce the Invocation. Caw requires the oath be administered in the presence of the State General Assembly. Grocer Alleges Bankruptcy Nathan SNvka. grocer, Mishawaka. Ind.. filed a bankruptcypetition in Federal Court today. Debts were listed at $1,131.67 and assets. $660, of which ?400 are in irrorprirs

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Rivalry among University of Wisconsin men students, who are accused by their dean of men of being the “champion fussors and cake-eaters” in America, is expected to be keen for the honor of taking this girl to the junior “prom.” She is Miss Bernadine Ohesley of Armour, S. Tv. and site has been chosen |tieen of the “prom.” SPEAKERS ARE SELECTED Massachusetts Congressman on “Insurance Day” Program. Spekaers for "Indiana Insurance Day." Jan. 20, at the Claypool, will be Charles 1,. Underhill, representative in Congress from M; ssaehusetts Raymond W. Stevens. Chicago, president Illinois Life Insurance Company: Jesse S. Philipps, general manager National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters, of New York City, and Dr. Charles J. Rockwell. professor of Insurance salesmanship at University of Pittsburgh. Claris Adams, Indianapolis attor ney. former Marion County prosecutor, who presided last year, will be toastmaster. Joseph <T. Wood, secrc tary, announced. Sprains Ankle Hoarding Car George Carroll. 52“ Alton Ave.. re ceived a sprained ankle today while hoarding a street car at Holmes Ave. and Michigan St. He was taken home.

MOTHER-IN-LAW OF GIRL IN WILD RIDE SUCCUMBS Young Woman Is Caught on 'Engine and Carried Twelve Miles. I Mrs. Lily Clark. 43. of 1148 Knox ; St., died in city hospital today of ! injuries received Thursday night when ah auto in .which she was riding was struck by the Knicker- ! bocker Special, crack Big Four train to New York, at Eighteenth St. and Massachusetts Ave. Meanwhile her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Kenneth Clark, 18, was in | Methodist Hospital In a serious conj dition from having clung to the pilot of the special's engine to a point twelve miles northeast of the city, She is suffering from exposure to the bitter weather and bad bruises. - The girl was thrown to the pilot when the engine struck the rear of the machine. She seized a hand rail. She toppled off into the snow after vain attempts to attract attention so the train w vu-i be l stopped. Tiie train crew < 'ld not j know a machine had been struck Others Injured Kenneth Clark, 22, her husband, and Clyde Clark, 47, father-in-law. were injured in the wreck. The husband escaped with an injury to his spine, and was said today be in fair condltino. Clyde Clark suffered i minor bruises on the head. William Hartman, 20 months old. i son of Mrs. Mary Hartman, 1148 j Knox St., and grandson of Clyde ; Clark, was hurled unhurt to the rails of a side track. The family w:ts : returning from a Christmas reunion at the home .if Mrs. Ruby Clark, 1731 I Ludlow Ave. Found by Farmer Pearly Apple, fanner near Oak- ; landon. notified Sheriff George Snl I dor a woman was found near his ! home. Deputy Roland Snider inves ! tigated ami sent Mrs. Clark to the | hospital. She was found in a snow j cove re. 1 ditch by the farmer, who | was attracted by her cries. She was j covered with soot and nearly frozen •from tHe wild ride through tlie zero 'air. All she could say was. ”1 held j on to the rail.” Doctors would not permit an ini' terview with her today. Witnesses said the train struck InI rear end of the auto, which was ; thrown against a switch light. They j said Mrs . 'lark was carried any j screaming and waving her hand | kerchief. Tiio tower man at the Bolt heard j the screams as the 'rain hurtled | past and rang the Eastwood yards, j telling the towemiun ther to stop i the train because “ a woman was on j the pilot of tip- train.' The East wood operator said it was too late, as the trait. w.'ijC then going past. MRS. PARSONS BURIED Funeral of Senator English’s Daughter Is Held. The funeral of Mrs. Rosalind < irr i English Parsons, daughter of State Senator William E. English, who wits killed Dec. 22 in an automobile accident, was held at 2 p. m. today at Christ Church on the Circle. , Burial in <"Town 11111 Friends viewed the body, lying In a veritable bower of roses in the drawing room of Die English apart merit at Hotel English throughout the morning. l.efi Side Driving Charged Thomas lxnvcry, 38. oh.red, 3603 Washington Rlv.L. was arrested on charges <>f assault and battery and driving on the left side of the street., following collision of his auto and one driven by .'lydo Pendergrast, *irleans, Ind.. at Boulevard PL. and Fall Creek Bird. Miss Frankie Daily. 25. colored. 1217. N. Senate Ave.. riding uAph lw*ry. was taken to city hospital with serious head injuries.

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RETIREMENT RUMORED Say Supreme Court Judge May Resign Because of Old Age. Ut) Times Special WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.—Reports are current here that Associate Justice McKenna of the Supreme Court intends to retire within a month or two, because of old age. He is 81 years old and has served on the Supreme Court twenty-seven years. McKenna comes from California and the impression is current that he would be succeeded by Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, another Californian. who was taken from the Supreme bench of that State by President Coolidge to succeed Secretary of the Navy Denby. MAYOR REQUESTS IDEAS FOR 1925 Constructive Criticism Asked of Representative Citizens. Letters seeking advice on vital needs of Indianapolis were sent out to representative citizens today by Mayor Shank as he approaches the last year of his administration. Extracts from the letter: “This administration has some accomplishments to its credit, but I hope to see much more done for the welfare of the city in my remaining year of office. “I should like, to hear constructive criticism of this administration and to have your suggestions on Important things to be accomplished next year. “I am sending a similar letter to other representative citizens, and shall ho guided by suggestions." PATROLS SELDOM IDLE Two Police Autos Travel Distance Around Earth. Indianapolis police patrols between Jan. 1, 1324. and Dec. 25. traveled a distance equal to that around the world, according to a report made by William Stevens driver, to Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff today. Each of 1 lie two wagons, h.- stud, averag' and more than 1,000 miles a month. One answered '.,!!! runs, hauled .7.851 persons and made 125 i tins to tires The other mail- 4,000 runs, hauled 5,851 persons and made 110 tire runs Totals wen 0.144 runs, 13.702 persons hauled anti 235 runs made t< tires. The patrol answers all tire- in the mile .*< care and -> end and third alarms JOHN DORSEY INDICTED Alleged Slayer of Wife Is t barged With Murder. John Dorsey. Yineenes. Did., al leged to have dint and killed Ins Wife here re.-ntly at tin holm of Mrs. Nora Eaglefeather 2814 Ken wood Av.v, and then tied to s , where ho was arrested, was indict ed today on a murder charge. Robert Manley, colored. 33. of 1251 R Yandes Ht., was charged with s'.-ond-degree murder, Wilhard Butler, colored 27, of 314 N. Senate Ave. was charged with mur d< i Manley is .. . used of shooting ! Greeriw I Pemberton Nov 4 and Butler with shooting Ovie Vinegar Nov. 16. TWO WOMEN INDICTED One <'barged With Obtaining Goods I rider False Pretense. Sarah Barber. 1801 N New Jersey St. and Margaret Leathers, 814'v Virginia Ave. were Indicted today. Mrs Barber is accused of obtaining goods under the name of Mrs. M I. Miller. 6417 Hyland Dr., in a downtown depart merit store. Miss Leathers is accused of taking clothing from H. P. Wasson Cos. James Berry, 173 Barnes St., was i-lfarged with embezzling $ 1 .nan from Coy Hall. 784 Indiana Ave., and Waiter Troy, 541 Merrill St., with a like amount from Dm Fidelity Trust Cos.

BATTERY COMPANY SUED Infringement of I’a fonts (’harginl by Willard Company. Petition for preliminary and perpetual injunetlons enjoining: the Yale Storage Battery Company, 1120 Division St., from tin' manufacture and sale of certain storage batteries eras filed In Federal Court today by the Willard Storage Battery Com pany of Cleveland. Ohio. The plaintiff charges the Vale batteries are the same as the Willard batteries and their sale and manufacture by the defendant is a violation of patent rights. The Willard company asks an accounting and damages. ARMY WANTS MEDICS Six Men Wanted for Assignment to Carlisle Barracks. Openings for six men for service in the medical corps of the United States Army, to he assigned to Carlisle Barracks, I’a., were announced today by Col. It. S. Woodson, commander, Indianapolis recruiting district. Harry Tryanick, 22, of 1024% S. Meridian St., enlisted today. The Indiana, recruiting district led* the sth Corps area in Army recruiting this month, enlisting 142 men, Woodson said. GLENN RECOVERS AUTO Traffic Inspector’s Par Found l>esorted and Damaged. Traffic Inspector Michael Glenn I was in possession of his automobile ! today after it was found Thursday ! in the 500 block on Eastern Ave. It ! showed signs of ill usage although it j had not driven much more than fourteen miles, he said. The car was | ransacked and the certificate of title torn out. This is the second I time his car has been stolen. Vanderlip Improved By Times Hprciul SCARBOROUGH. N. Y„ Dec. 26. I Frank A. Vanderlip, international | banker, ill with typhoid fever at his ' country home here, was reporledimproved today.

COFFIN BOLSIERS CONIROL, NAMING 9 COMMITTEEMEN Scramble for Leadership of G. 0, P. Intensified by Resignations. Scramble for control of the Republican city organization became more intense today with the resignation of nine precinct committeemen and appointment of their successors by George V. Coffin. Republican county chairman, and candidate for city chairman backed by the Coffin-Dodson faction. According to Coffin leaders this gives the Coffin faction a total of 151 of the 187 precinct committeemen in the city or a safe number over the ninety-four majority necessary- to elect the city chairman. Notwithstanding claims of the Coffin group the Shank-Armltage-Jewett-Lemcke faction, united in opposition to Coffin, are also claiming a majority. While Ralph Lemoke has made no

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formal announcement, it is understood among leaders, he will no doubt be his factional candidate for city chairman. First fight for control will center in the organization meeting of the city council, Jan. 5. Coffin is backing Lloyd D. Claycomb for president, while Armitage and Shank are backing Benjamin H. Thompson. ‘EXCHANGERS’ EXCHANGE Exchange Club members exchanged gifts at luncheon today at the Lincoln. A special Christmas program was given. Milton Mangus gave a stunt. Pvichnrd Wangelin, F. D. Stilz. D. AT. Hufferd, Claude M. Ewing. Clarence Chetfield, Elder A. Porter. George Davidson, and John Dai mody. were introduced as new members.

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