Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 279, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1925 — Page 2

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ADCLUBSHOW FILLS WOMEN’S SHOPPING BAGS Vauds' iile Bits Mark Change From Usual Offering—'Chickie’ Praised. Empty shopping bags In many homes today is proof that the lady of the house attended the annual Advertising Club show at ffie Murat Saturday night. As women ;iatrons left he theater they were given shopping bags fil’ed with many articles made In this city and on sale here. The Idea of "the show waa different from other years as the vaudeville Idea was used Instead of presenting a straight play. Vaudeville bits were Introduced under the head of “Forget It,” "Barbara Lee’ was presented by a number of beautiful girls from the L. S. Ayres & Cos.; "The King's Breakfast,” “Spirit, of Romance,” "Who’s Your Helen?" "Wedgewood Ballet’ undei the direction of Madam Theo Hewes; "Helen of Troy” with H. L. Earnest; Frank R. Chance in "Sheiks For Sale,” Edward LaShelle in songs; "Let It Rain” with Lillian Heuslein and Hazel Dell Sllvey; "The Ringing Mermaid;” Miss Melissa J. Cornelius sang "Blue Danube Waltz" and other numbers. From the boxes many representative firms of the city presented style shows and to broadcast of their goods. The Indianapolis Times flashed the Information on a gigantic sign that Flapper Fanny allowed that "Chickie” was some fine story In the paper. Copies of the opening chapter of "Chickie” ware dltributed. GIRL RIDICULES INSANITY PLEA Til Have My Say,’ Says Frisco Matricide. Bn United Press BAN FRANCISCO, Cal., April 6. —“l’m going to have my say before this trial Is over even If I have to stand up In court and demand the right to talk for myself," declared Dorothy Ellin- today. She branded as a "farce" the efforts of attorneys, defending her on charges of having killed her mother, to prove her Insane. Dorothy said she wanted to "end this insanity trial r'~ v ' away, call In a Jury and try me for murder and get It over with." AFTER ‘CREDIT CROOKS’ National Executive to Speak on Drive by Association. •T. H. Tregoe, executive secretry of National Association of Credit Men, will speak In Indianapolis on Tuesday and Wednesday on organizaatlon’s campaign for the suppression of commercial crime and eradication of the "credit crook." He will address Rotary and Kiwanis Club luncheons and a meeting of Indianapolis members Wednesday night at the Severln. Store Robbed of $6,000 Bu Times Bvedal TERRE HAUTE. Ind.. April 6. Police working on the robbery of the Lederer store, were pursuing the theory today It was an "Inside Job.” Nearly $6,000 was taken from the safe some time Sunday. The thieves left no trace of how they entered the building. All doors and windows were found locked. Frye in Accident Automobile of William S. Frye, 65 8. Jennings St., candidate for the Republican nomination for mayor, Was struck Sunday by a machine driven by Edward Irwin, 1142 Leo St., at English and Emerson Aves. Mrs. Eleanor Eiler, in the machine with Frye, was injured, Irwin was slated. Three Women Fined Three women were fined on shoplifting charges In city court today. They were Mrs. Doris Plasters, 25, of 1183 *S. Randolph St., sls and, costs for taking sls dress; Mrs. Ershell Barrett, 28, of 812 E. Washingtop, $1 and costs for taking $4 worth of hose; Mrs. Ernestine Bpiley, 19, colored, 629 Eddy St.* $lO and costs for taking $5 dress.

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CHAPMAN STILL HAS LOOPHOLE Government May Demand He Complete Sentence. Bu United Press HARTFORD. Conn., April 6.—Although Gerald Chapman, mall-ban-dit, and now a convicted murderer is sentenced to die June 25, it developed today that he still has a fighting chance for his life. He may be granted anew trial on appeal or tha Federal Government may demand his return to complete a 25-year mail robbery sentence. Commutation by President Coolidge of his Federal sentence was informally suggested at the Justice Depai'tment today as the way in which the Government may solve the problem of whether to surrender Chapman to the Connecticut authorities or to reclaim him to serve out his sentence. OFFICER KILLSSLEEPER Fires to Awak'-i Man, Bullet Penetrates Forehead. Bv Times Sveeia l COVINGTON, Ind., April B—Allen Shaff, night policeman, was out on boil on a manslaughter charge today, while authorities Investigated the fatal shooting of Joseph Tagg. 58. Tagg was sleeping in a railroad station w.hen Shaff fired two shots to awaken him. One of the bullets went through his forehead. TO GET NEW TRIAL Express Bandits Jury Stalled in Deadlock. Bu United Press WAUKEGAN, 111., April 6. The four men accused of slaying Russell Dickey of Milwaukee during the Viking Express hold-up last winter will get anew trial as a result of a deadlocked Jury. The defendants are Bernhardt Mylin, Bernard Smith, Ralph McKee and Edward Smith. Dickey was shot down while defending money shipments In his car. Two Women Are Injured Miss Helen Glllman, 29, and Miss Catherine Findley, 81, of 86 fi. Hawthorne Lane, were taken to St. Vincents Hospital Sunday after their auto collided with one driven byEdward Albers, 214 N. Jefferson St., at Sherman Dr. and New York St. Albers was slated. Walker ( andidato Now Bu Times Sveclal COLUMBUS, Ind., April 6.—A comeback Is planned by Lee R. Walker. Reduced from police chief to patrolman at $65 a month, he has announced for the Democratic nomination for mayor. Rainbow Division Dance Charles B. Clift has been named chairman of the committee for the annual Easter dance of the Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association of Indianapolis, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, April 14. Three Driver* Slated State police today slated James Hopper, 20, of 352 Hamilton Ave., and liarry Hoppe, 20, of Muncle, on speeding charges. Glenn Callahan, 28, of 617 Vi N. Illinois St., was also slated by Sheriff Omer Hawkins. Revival to End Surnlay Revival services at Englewood Christian Chilrch will end next Sunday the Rev. O. A. Trlnkla, pastor announced. The pastor will preach every night. Sample* Taken From Auto Leo Whorley, 264 C N. Talbot Ave., reported to police today that men’s wear samples valued at more than SIOO had been taken from his automobile parked at 812 E. Tenth St.

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FREIGHT TRAINS NAMED Pennsylvania Gives IHstlnctlve Agnomens to Fast Service. Indianapolis officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad System today were notified that fast Pennsy freight trains will he known my name Instead of letter and number symbolH. Names assigned to trains touching Indianapolis: “The Comet.” Atlantic Seaboard to St. Louis; “Uncle Ram,” St. Louis to Atlantic Seaboard; "The Greyhound,” St. Louis to Atlantic Seaboard; “The Eclipse,” St. Louis to Atlantic Seaboard: "The Eclipse,” St. Louis to Atlantic Seaboard; “The Hummer," Pittsburgh to St. Louis; "Blue Streak, ’” Atlantic Seaboard to Indianapolis: "The Bullet,” Indianapolis to Atlantic Seaboard.

EX-WIFE VS. HUSBAND t’ity Judge at Ignnsport In Opposed in Mayoralty Race. Bu United Press LOGANSPORT. Ind.. April 6. Mrs. Jciia Custer has announced she will oppose the election of her divorce! husband. City Judge George Custer, as mayor. She has filed for the Republican nomination. Judge Custer Is unopposed on the Democratic ticket. USE IT QUICK FOR THE FLU New Oil Treatment .Now on Sale Here Contains coal oil, turpentine,, oil of Eucalyptus. £amphor Capsicum and other valuable Ingredients. Put up under the name MILLER’S ANTISEPTIC Oil., known as Snake Oil and is now In great demand. Penetrate* to the affected parts quickly, tends to open up air passages, relieving, the congestion; few drops on the tongue prevent* the germ. So penetrating is this great oil remedy that It will penetrate the thickest piece of sole leather In three minutes. Therefore, little wonder how qulrtjy It relley** Influenza, Chest Colds, Coughs, Rheumatic Pains, Stiff Joints, Neuralgia, Lumbago, etc. This new formula is Said to be the most powerful, penetrating, pain-re-lieving liniment yel discover'd. Woman writes: “One hot Jo of your wonderful ‘Snake Oil’ relieved three In my family of the Flu, prevented my other two children from takli g It." Over 3,000.000 bottles have been sold under an absolute guarantee to g.ve satisfaction or money refunded, ami less than a dozen bottles have been returned. Get the Genuine Miller's Antiseptic Oil, known .us Snake Oil, at your druggist —3sc, 70c and SI.OO bottles—end we guarantee results^—Ad vertlsement.

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HOLD-UP IS REPORTED Martinsville Man Says Two Relieved Him of $ 1ft.60. One hold-up was reported to police Sunday night. Ralph Neal, Martinsville. Ind., said he was walking near Missouri and Washington Sts., when two colored men held him-up and took $10.6(1 from his pocket. The Indiana Democratic Club, 28 E. Vermont St., was entered and cigars and cigarettes valued at $4 taken, It was reported. EMPLOYE POST Andrew Harvey Had Worked for Diamond Chain 17 \ears. Andrew Harvey, 1911 W. Wilkins St. for seventeen years an employe of the Diamond Chain Works, today dropped dead at his grinding wheel In the factory. He had been out for ten days ill and had Just returned to work. Coroner Paul F. Robinson pronounced death due to hardening of the arteries.