Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1925 — Page 22

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PLANES TO IFLY OVER SPEEDWAY Machines Will Give Extra Touch to Race. Two De Haviland “4’s,” United States Marine Corps airplanes will fly over the Speedway race course May 30, it was announced today by Capt. J. D. Colomy, in charge of the Marine Corps recruiting office in the Federal Bldg. The planes, attached to the First Aviation Grdup, will fly from Quantico, Va„ and will arrive one or two days before the race, Capt. Colomy said. They will make their landing at Schoen Field, Ft. Harrison. One plane will be stationed inside the avol at the speedway during the race and the other will make several flights. Twenty new planes with all-steel fuselage have been built for the Marine Corps at Quantico, Colomy said, and the two coming to Indianapolis may be among that number. KINCADE CASE VENUED Alleged Slayer of Father to Face Jury at Tipton. Bv Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., May 15. Case r>t Lee Kincade, charged with the murder of his father, James J. Kincade, has been venued to Tipton. Kincade was convicted last October, but was granted anew trial by Judge Hines. BAN ON RED AUTOS RIO DE JANEIRO, May 15.—N0 privately owned automobile in this city can be painted either red or white, as these colors are reserved exclusively for the city to decorate its municipal cars.

ARE THEY DEAD? Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s ghosts have been Investigated by a scientific detective. Sherlock Holmes stepping out of one of Sir Arthur’s books could not have made a better job of it than J. Malcolm Bird, Managing Editor of the Scientific American and author of several books on spirit phenomena. Mr. Bird will tell of his experiences with (Marjorie) the famous Boston medium and (Houdinl) the magician in his lecture on “My Psychic Investigation and Mediumistic Frauds I have Met” at Caleb Mills Hall, Corner Pennsylvania and North Streets, Saturday, May 16, 8 p. Tn., under the auspices of the Universial Psychic Research Society. For reserve seats and other information address P. O. Box 206.

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Efforts to establish George Dillon, 19, of St. Louis, as the slayer of Ids father. Dr. William A. Dillon, has proved the youth to be a mysterious person. It has been learned that he forged credits to gain admit.ance to the University of Kansas aid that he spent money lavishly. Police say he hed a gay life while at school, sleeping in the daytime and being out all night. He insists he was in Lawrence, Kan., the day Ills father was slain at St. Louis. GEISHAS 808 HAIR TOKIO, May 15—Bobbed hair is increasing in Japan. The bobbedhaired geisha girls have formed a society to which only those with shorn tresses may be admitted.

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APPRAISAL CONSIDERED Real Estate Board" Talks on E. New York St. Property. Definite methods of procedure in appraising property on E. New York St., which is to be widened, were considered by Indianapolis Real Estate Board appraisal board at a meeting today, Charles 11. Badger, chairman, said property has been viewed. In speaking of the necessity for widening the street John R. Welch, realtor, called attention to the rapid growth of number of automobiles in the State. D. A. R. HONORS HEROES Bu Times Special MUNCIE, Ind., May 15.—Local chapter of the D. A. R. dedicated a memorial to revolutionary soldiers Thursday. Col. Alvin Owsley of Dallas, Tex., past national commander of the American Legion, spoke.

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AMUSEMENTS ' ; i Second Church of Christ, Scientist, } of Indianapolis I Announces two } Free Lectures on Christian Science by I i Paul Stark Seeley , C. S. Bj of Portland, Oregon / Member of The Board of Lectureship of' The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston/ Massachusetts. To be given in 1 Church Edifice, Delaware and TweHrh Sts. , Saturday, May Sixteenth, at Two-Thirty and a* Eight o'clock Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Five \ The Public is cordially invited to be present.

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