Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 276, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1925 — Page 9

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HfgNTISTSSAY Islands cause Hdf crime wave Bulty Functioning of SecreOften Destroys Moral Balance. Press April I.—ln S por of the lawless youth of the jWtry, the criminalistic tendency ' > traced to the faulty funcEaVof the endocrine glands—plan,ls el inner sf ret ion -* Kern, author of ninny (> " endocrine pi. intis de ,£ ,fi in an interview with the .. •'>. IK Press today. SfraH Kern s books were used fur Hnee in the famous Leopold murder nls can learn a valuable lesthe Kllingson murder ease, said. ! jSqHMere has teen a vast increase If ®f me an,on P the . vr,||, h of both MM" Dr. Kern said. •Wot only the of crime, but its nature, as as the lack of a sufficient mupoint to some abnormal condiBnn or conditions underlying it. has been written to account this orgy of youthful depravity ■it most of tlie theories can be exin one word--hyperexcita-This condition is caused by imW>alance of the endocrine glands and the whirl of modem life." ffhe endocrine glands, the thyroid, parathyroid and other like glands, secrete fluids which play a tremendous part in the physical and moral development of the Individual, DK Kern explained. Improper functioning of these glands causes lack of moral balance, he said. Moral Imbeciles “These individuals do not necessarily lack Intelligence, nor need

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Manual High School Play Cast Announced

Cast for the class play of the June seniors of Manual Training High School was announced today by Miss Lola I. Perkins, who Is coaching the actors. The play is a three-act comedy, “A Kiss for

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Cinderella,” by James M. Barrie. It will be given on the afternoon of April 16 and the night of April 17 in the school auditorium. Cleora Robertson, 211 \V. Raymond St., takes the part of “Cinderella.," and Eugene Coffin, 55 Frank Ave., is “David,” a. police-

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they he in any sense weak-minded,” Dr. Kern pointed out. “They are simply more or less moral imbeciles, persons whose impulses are abnormally strong and whose inhibitory powers are abnormally weak: the abnormal impulses being the result of excessive emotionality and the excess emotionality being itself the re suit of imbalance of endocrine glan

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dular secretions due to unhealthy over-excitation. “But there is more direct evidence of the association of the endocrine glands with criminal impulses in youth. Tt is well known to criminologists that there are many instances in which a condition akin to moral imbecility exists during the period about puberty in both sexes.”

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man who becomes engaged to “Cinderella.” Other important roles are taken by Virginia Kieth, 1232 E. Kelly St., as “Lady Charlotte”; Ella May McMillam, 847 River Ave., "Dr. Bodie”; Fritz Schnepf, 1111 Cottage Ave., "Mr.

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Bodie,” and Lee Nicholson, 1154 Villa Ave., “Danny Dugan." Others taking part Include Grade Robb, Helen Rldout, Thelma Tacoma, and Bernice Kirch, Dolores Friedman. lawrence Conilrey, Ruth Robinson, Irvin Putt, and Flossie Heshelman.

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SHRINE WILL INITIATE Class of Candidates Ready for Ceremonial Friday. Murat Temple Shriners will hold their annual spring initiation and ceremonial Friday afternoon and evening at Murat Temple with a large class of candidates according to Robert L. Elder, chief of the ceremonial “wrecking crew.”

Come to our BIRTHDAY PARTY |||L All the other (Tims are MjjLn. going to decorate and IHHHh P u t signs on their place ■■II |l|j|n of business in our honor ■I, i 1., | i t We want thank our dealers |ls." *il II H HJl* li in advance for the co-operation and. m, *^ ,L ' ***^^<**•>••> • support given us during this 1 GREAT BUYING EVENT 1 Robertson Music House,'- I

PIANO SALE

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Our stock includes the following well-known makes: CHICKERINGI MEHLIN, BALDWIN, ELLINGTON, VOSE, STERLING, EMERSON! STORY & CLARK, SMITH & BARNES, WISSNER, PUTNAM and others. I

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member of the Had! temple vtlle will be one of the honor guests. Delegations will arrive from Lafayette anad Logansport in the morning, and will march to the temple, where luncheon will be held. Murat Temple, with 11,000 members is sixth in membership among all Shrine organizations. Entry lists will be held open for the initiation until noon Friday.

The Time! The Place! The Reason! On Tuesday morning at the stroke of 8 o'clock we launched the greatest, the grandest and the moat sensational value-giving aale ever attempted within the confines of the State. Pianos and Players that are accorded the highest, placet* in public esteem will be sold here at prleea and terms unpurallcfet! in our history—Remember the PUtc*— Robertson Music House, Inc., 235 N. Penn. And bear In mind that onr doors open at 8 o'clock each morning during this remarkable sale—nothing reserved —no favorites—all will be treated exactly alike. In addition, we have discontinued stylee of the sample pianos returned from rental and some that are slightly shopworn. To turn this stock over very qutckly we nave Inaugurated this, our Clearance Sale of Pianos, at prices and terms never before approached In the history of piano selling in Indianapolis. Buy a Piano or Player—Buy It Now —Buy It Here

MA ff MUST FILE AGAIN Mayor Signs New Ordinance Changing Precincts. With the signing by Mayor Shank of the ordinance creating fifty-eight new voting precincts in Indianapolis many candidates for city offices at the May primary election were expected to reflle petitions of candidacy.

The - .nil ii itu n w: council Saturday night by Mayor Shank. Tuesday. Bunions W 1 | Quick, safe, sure relief. mW.*! Prevent shoe pressure. ■&! At drug and shoe stores Ir YundiMßß JDrSchoU S Put one on—the Z ino-pads painh '' ont

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