Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1925 — Page 10

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STEPHENSON IN DEMURRER TO SUPPORT CASE Attorneys File Answer to Suit of Alleged Former Wife. Another move in the legal battle of David C. Stephenson in Superior Court One was recorded today following Tuesday afternoon of a demurrer to a suit for approximately $17,000 support money, brought against Stephenson by Mrs. Nettie Stephenson Brehm of Poteau, Okla., who claims to be his former wife. Demurrer was filed by R. E. Johnson and A. F. Cowan, attorneys for Stephenson. Stephenson, former head of the Ku-Klux Klan in Indiana, is in Hamilton County jail at Noblesville, Ind), with Earl Gentry and Earl Klinek, his aids, charged with the murder of Miss Madge Oberholtzer, 28, of 5802 University Ave. Change of vpnue from Marion County was granted Saturday by Criminal Judge James A. Collins. Mrs. Brehm, her husband, Homer Brehm, and Florence Catherine Stephenson, 9, said to be Stephenson’s daughter, are seeking to collect the money. Complaint filed March 18, 1925, alleges Stephenson has never contributed to the child's support. Mrs. Brehm alleges they were divorced shortly after their marriage. Demurrer cites four reasons why it should be sustained Reasons are: The complaint does not state facts sufficient for cause of action; defect of parties, alleging only Mrs. Brehm has right to sue for support money; several causes of action have been improperly joined, and plaintiffs have not legal capfigity to sue Stephenson. I Judge James A. leathers indicated he would take no immediate action on the demurrer. Should Judge Leathers uphold the demurrer, the complaint would be dismissed. UTILITY IN NEW HOME Hir Timex Sljrelal HAMMOND. Tnd., May 27.—One of the largest office buildings in Irydiana to be occupied exclusively by one public utility company was opened here today when the Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company moved into its new $300,000 office building.

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•TWENTY-FOUR LESSONS IN PIANO PLAYING—SIXTH LESSON: A MINOR

SECOND SERIES Copyright, 1920, by, W. Scott Grove, Scranton, Pa. Lesson No. 6 Practice make* perfect. If yon hnve fully mastered the five previous lessons you are fully qualified

J 3 r t r Key of A Minor; relative of C Major. as cdi re a ' M ■ C Mil ■ E • Jibl f iHe~b Ba Mbl ml Wei

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to undertake the study of.this, the sixth levson of Mr. , Grove's Interesting course. The key of A Minor Is the relative of C Major as shown by this chart. INSTRUCTION—PIace the chart npon the keyboard of piano or organ so that the small whit, letter D with a dash above It at the bottom of the chart Is directly over the key of I> on the keyboard. The white and blark spaces will then correspond to

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Bull Dog Plays Hen to Chicks Bv Timm Special TIPTON, Ind„ May 27. Clyde Pickett has a Rhode Island hen without a heart, according to 'lepton neighbors. After hatching a brood of chicks she deserted them and busied herself In far distant parts of the poultry yard. Ignoring the shrill chirps of her offspring. Pickett was about to buy a brooder, it is said, when a female bulldog solved the problem. The dog went Into the lot and laid down close to the chicks. The chicks, unafraid, nestled up to the dog, and now— The dog is a full fledged hen, neighbors say, and spends all of her time In the poultry pen.

LIQUID REFRESHMENTS “Fisherman” Charged With Possession of Intoxicants. An automobile load of “refreshments for a fishing party” caused William W. Lane. 320 W. Pratt St., to be lodged in Marion County jail today charged with possession of intoxicating liquor. He was slated in city court, after it was said. Federal Prohibition Officer W. O. Holman seized the liquor in an alley between N. Illinois St. and N. Capitol Ave. NO MORE ILLUSIONS PARIS, May 27.—Flesh colored hose in Paris is now passe. The new hose are in bolder hues with all sorts of queer designs.

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(GROVE’S MUSIC SIMPLIFIER) the white and black keys. Each of the three horizontal series of letters represents a chord. Beginning with the npper row, play the white letter with Ihe left hand and play the three black letters with the right hand, making the first chord. Then, In the same way, pln.v the notes Indicated In the second horizontal scries, then those in the third and back to the first, forming a complement of chords in A minor.

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The first things necessary for becoming s good player are patience and practice. During the time before the next lesson the chord shown should be played over and over again until you memorize It and ran play It without the chart. Memorise tho letters also. You will find that before long you will he able to play- simple accompaniments In this key to any noodles you or your friends may sing. If you wish to go further In studying, learn the

THIEF ESCAPES AMID BULLETS Car Passengers Aid in Attempted Capture. A colored man suspected of being the one who recently robbed the Sablosky Dry Goods store, 804 Massachusetts Ave., escaped amid a shower of bullets through a cordon of police, street car men and passengers who surrounded the store at 1:46 a. m. today. He was seen to entefi the place after hurling a brick through a side door glass. Patrolman Daily reported he saw the man walk up to the store, try the door, and ttyan toss the brick. Daily advanced behind a street car and saw the man enter the place. Daily called the street car men and passengers, who surrounded the store. The burglar, seeing his plight, dived through a window, parted the bars that covered it and escaped down an alley, while Dally and the conductor fired several shots at him. Police finding a truck parked near by, believe they have a clew to the burglar's Identity. This is the fifth time the Sablosky store has been entered within the past two weeks. Health courses for passengers are the latest innovation on the Atlantic liners.

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fingering of the urate* shown on the uliiff In each chart, upper note* played with right hand, lower with lef< hand. NEXT LESSON—Key of A Major, three sharp*. Every triad In blark letter I* marked 1, S, S. Always read It so, no mailer In what torflcnl order the notes may l>e written. Note that the small letter D with a drisli above It must not he played.

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 27,1925

LODGE VISITS FRANKLIN I', and A. M. Mot libel's Return to Indianapolis at Noon. Delegates to Grand of Indiana. F. and A. M. returned to Indianapolis at noon today following visit to the Masonic Home at Franklin. Albert W. Funkhouser, Evansville, was elected grand master, Tuesday. Indianapolis men elected: Oble J. Smith, senior grand warden; Frank E. Gavin,’ grand treasurer, and William H. Swlntz, grand secretary. Judge Robert C. Baltzell spoke Tuesday.

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