Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 277, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1925 — Page 23

FRIDAY, APRIIf 3, 192.')

SXULLSFOUND IN YARD BESIDE DEATH COTTAGE Gotland Yard Delving Into Mystery Around Apparent Murder. liu United PrcKn LONDON, April 3—The story of a Regenerate mad man Is being pieced together by Scotland Yard as detectives attempt to solve the mystery of “poison cottage’’ whore Granville Cooke and Selwyn Foster met death. Unremitting search through the dilapidated shack set behind a huge, disused house in a half acre enclosure in King's Cross, has revealed a pile of skulls, a complete skeleton in a pot full of quick lime and indiscriminately scattered heaps of bones. In the weed-ridden garden were found bodies beneath awry gravestones. In a large house which twenty-five years ago was operated by Cooke’s father as an anatomical school, police cayie upon shelf after shelf of poison phials. Whether the bones found in such grewsoipe numbers represent relics of the old school on victims of demonical orgies alleged to have taken place in the alleyway cottage is not yet known. Police are questioning men and women who are believed to have known Cooke. f RANDSON GETS JOHN D.’S 0 K. Oil King Commends Rich Boy for Working. t v United Prcm MILWAUKEE, Wis., April 3. John D. Roeaefeller is proud of'his grandson, 'F iwler ’ McCormick, for wrestling with iron ingots in the International Harvester plant. Fowler, son of the head of the harvester works, today exhibited this letter: "My dear grandson: "I am very pleased in the manner in which you have chosen to learn the harvester business by starting at the bottom. By doing this, you will glean the knowledge first hand that will greatly benefit you in later years. I extend my most hearty approval of your efforts. “Your grandfather, ‘JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER.” The letter was written in the oil king’s own handwriting at Palm Beach, Fla. B<y Is Missing Police say today that Orville Lawrence, 2155 N. Rural St., has not returned to his home. William Lane, his uncle, told police the boy left his home at 7 p. m. Thursday, \s earing a blue shirt, no coat, a ttfrt cap and corduroy trousers. His are blue and his hair a burn.

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Saturday and Sunday Low Rates l^itauT Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Cos. 1 Every Saturday and Sunday tl Oft for th,! round ,rI P will he charged between all uti’Hms on any • I >Oll one division where the regular one way fare Is $ y 10 or leas; To Knightstown, Newcastle, Lebanon, Frankfort. Crawfords'llle, Greencastle, Martinsville, Dnnvllle and lntermei’laie points. • 1 Rfl for ,he round WI P will be charged between all statlor cn any • l.fv one division where the regular one-way fare is more thin $1.60: To Richmond, Cambridge City, Lafayette, Brazil, Terre haute. Tickets will be good going on all trains leaving Indianapolis at o.v after 12:00 o’clock noon on Saturdays and all day on Sundays. Tickets will be good returning on Sunday only.

HOW TO GET A RAISE Just Change Supply and Demand, Says Speaker. Wages are fixed by the law of supply and demand, not by the employer, Dr. Grs W. Dyer, professor of economics at Vanderbilt University. NashvilU, ”enn. p said Thursday night in an address at Caleb Mills Hall on “Economic Effects of Industrial Relations.” The man who is paid more than the market value of his labor is receiving charity, Dr. Dyer declared. WOMAN SHOOTS SELF WITH GUN Doctor Says Suicide Victim Was Despondent. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Ida Zwick, 57, wife of Henry Zwick, retired hat dealer, who took her life Thursday night, at home, 2953 N. New Jersey St„ were held up today pending arrival of the only daughter Mrs, Ethel Luckey, of New York City. Mrs. Zwick died a short time after she fired a bullet from a 32 calibre, revolver, into her right temple. Thursday night. She died In the admitting room of the Methodist Hospital. Police and the city ambulance called, were delayed when they rushed to 1953 N. Illinois St. by mistake. ■ Dr. Charles O. Sowders, told Deputy Coroner William A. Doeppers, that he had been treating Mrs. Zwick for eight years and she was despondent a mental illness. Mrs. Zwick was born here, lived here most of her life and was a member of the Englewood Christian Church. Besides her husband and daughter she is survived by a brother and two sisters. STREET TO BE^VIEWED Inspection of Proposed Extension Will Be Saturday. Park commissioners will Inspect the proposed Pleasant Run Blvd. extension from Prospect St. to Wash Ington St. Saturday. A large dele gation of southeastern section residents attended the board meeting Thursday in expectation of action on the measure. Plans for widening and paving Meridian St. from Fall Creek to ThirtyEighth St. were ordered prepared. Mayor Shank urged the action as part of his program for widening the street from St. Clair north. He advocated replacing wooden block sections of the street with asphalt. Tariff Changes Politics Bu Timen Special ELKHART, Ind„ April 3.—“1 believe In a high tariff now,” said City Judge W. G. Walker, in explaining his candidacy for relection on the Republican ticket. Four years ago, Walker was elected as a Democrat.

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LETTUCE

3 TONS of Hot House Leaf Lettuce to Be Sold . . in the A. &P. Stores | Ip on Saturday. m M%J Pound..... § |

COFFEE Golden Santcs 41c Lb.

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MEATS FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER ROASTS BEEF Choice Cuts, Lb. 17c PORK Loin —Pound 27c VEALflSpecialßuy,Lb-25c Boiled Ham u>. 50c

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TEAS From the Finest Tea Gardens of the Orient 18c

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