Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 255, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1925 — Page 6

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POST-MORTEM ON AGEDMAN HELD ‘Coroner Declares Cancer Caused Death of Scott, Coroner Paul P. Robinson, following: a post mortem, declared today i hat Howard W. S. Scott, 84, of Burton Ave., died as a reslult of cancer of the stomach. Mr. Scott died late Thursday night- Funeral services will be held Sunday noon, with iiurlal at Big • Springs, in Boone Coiriity, his former home. Mr. Scott had been a resident here thirty years. Last November he and his wife celebrated their sixty-first wedding anniversary. Mr. Scott was struck over the head In his back yard the night of Feb. JO, and robbed of $6. Dataouves Barnaby and Marren an-ested hlr grandson, Charls Sott, 21, of Eaglestown, Ind., at the home of his brother-in-law, Homer .Hendricks, at St. Paul, Ind., and slated him hare on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill. SECOND ARREST MADE Another Man Held tn Connection With Oil Theft. Earl Wilkerson, 24, of 1022 SSenate Ave., is under arrest today on a grand larceny charge. Detectives say he Is one of two men who obtained $126 worth of oil from the Crescent Oil Company, 614 W. Wyo mlng St., in December. Kelley Watkins, colored, of 316 W. Thirteenth St., alleged to have been Wllkeraon's companion, was arrested when police found the oil cached in rear of 434 W. Fifteenth St, Questioning of several men living at the W. Fifteenth St. address led to arrest of Edward Stewart and Marcellus Cole, both colored, on murder charges in connection with slaying of Ralph Cunningham, 32, of Advance, Ind., found unconscious Feb. 18 in his feed store, 324 W. Maryland St x RELIEF PASSES $9,000 Red Cross Reports Total for Sullivan Mine Disaster. Contributions to the Sullivan relief fund through Indianapolis chapter, American Red Cross, tocia.y passed the $9,000 mark. Including cMier funds Indianapolis now has glveen about $28,000. Eugene C. Foster, -director of Red Cross relief at Sullivan, reported Thursday that $46,317.07 had been received by the organization for reh&bltation work. This did not Include SIO,OOO voted by the Legislature.

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The Shortndge Senior Class will present “Bab,” a comedy In four acts, by Mary Roberts Rinehart, April 21, at the Murat Theater. Isabelle Layman, 6731 E. Washington St., and Austen Carrington, 5 1 47 N. Parke Ave., will take the leading parts of "Bab” and “Carter Brooks.” Others In the cast: “Jane,” Dorothy Belghtol, '2821 Central Ave.; “Mr. Archibald.” Edward Van Rtpei. M’DAMON IS SENTENCED Conductor’s' Assailant Fined SIOO and Given Sixty Days. Robert McDamon, colored, 1006 Adler St.,- was fined SIOO and costs 1 N and sentenced to sixty days on the Indiana State farm in Criminal Court today on a chargt of assault and battery with Intent to murder. McDamon, it was alleged, shot James Shroeder, 643 Holly St., motorman on a W. Tenth street car. Oct. 1, 1923, in a quarrel over a transfer. Shroeder recovered. CHURCH SCRAP HEARD Greeks Take Injunrlion Suit to Martimville Court. Bu Timet Bvecial MARTINSVILLE. Ind., March 6 —Evidence In the petition for an injunction brought by the Rev. John Kargakos of the Greek Orthodox Church of Indianapolis against seven trustees, venued here ,from Marion County, was being heard today. The injunction is the result of a fight of more than three years. Biaiiford Man Fined \ Flllipo Qiardano of Blanford, Ind., was fined SIOO and costs when he pleaded guilty Thursday to violation of the national prohibition laws before Judge Robert C. Baltzell in Federal Court. Giardano had been sentenced at Terre Haute, Ind., and Judge Baltzell took that Into consideration.

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TEACHERS GIVE PLAYS Manual Students Enterta tie 45 by Faculty Thursday Teachere and students were Just a big family at the annual Manual Training High School jubilee held after school Thursday. The faculty, as hosts, presented six uproarious playlets for the entertainment of all

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watchman was unable to send in his hourly call due to trouble with an electric switch. New Bridge Plans Ordered Plana for anew bridge across the canal at Burdsal parkway have been ordered by the park board. The bridge is needed greatly, board members said at the meeting Thursday.