Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1925 — Page 11

FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925

COOLIDGEISM IS ASSAILED AT SCRIBE RALLY Walter Myers and Evans Woollen Heard by Democrats. Bv Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind., June 26. A business session with a luncheon and an auto ride over the city, was the final program today before Indiana Democratic Editorial Association, holding a two-day outing here. Leading Democrats of the State are attending. Walter Myers, Democratic nominee for Mayor of Indianapolis, and Evans Woollen, president of the Fletchers Savings and Trust Company, were principal speakers at the annual banquet Thursday night. Others who spoke were Walter Chambers, State chairman; Mrs. A. P. Flynn, of Logansport, women’s State chairman; Harvey Harinon, of Princeton, former State Senator, and Representative Arthur Greenwood. Myers called upon the Democratic party to take the lead in reasserting the fundamentals of human freedom and attacking the evils that restrict liberty. The Nation’s need for old time, Jeffersonian principles, untainted with quackery, was pointed out by Woollen. 'The editors were much impressed with Woollen’s speech and the sessions today buzzed with talk that he should take the field in the coming election for United States Senator. * Woollen w-as not alone, however, other eligible candidates ware on hand, including L. Ert Slack, former United States district attorney; Dr. Carleton McCullloch, twice nominee for Governor; State Senator Joseph M. Cravens, and George K. Denton, who lost the Supreme Court judgeship by one vote. Cravens, who led the bolting Democratic Senators to Ohio in the last Legislature, insisted, however, he was retiring from politics. The editors were paying little attention to the Governorship, believing that the party should first stress the approaching Senate contest. John McFadden, Rockville attorney, and George Butler of Evansville, however, were present and were discussed as eligibles. BAND MUSIC IN PARKS Those who seek fresh air in public parks this summer may listen to music by the thirty piece Indianapolis Military Band. The park board Thursday contracted for concerts by that organization, with soloists, twice wcek.y in various parks. The band also will play in University square, where R. Walter Jarvis, superintendent of parks is aranging a system of parking automobiles.

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SCOUTS COMPLIMENTED Seven Chosen Instructors in Culver % School. “It is a compliment to Indianapolis Scouting that we have seven persons who will be instructors in the Culver Woodcraft School whicn opens Monday,’ Chief F. O. Belzer, declared today. Instructors; Charles W. Youngman, scoutmaster troop No. 30; Hillis L. Howie, scoutmaster No. 18; Harold Metcalf, assistant scoutmaster No. 46, and Eagle Scouts Kendall Pierson, No. 18; Paxton Unger and Donald Hawkins of No. 46, and Stanley Gray, No. 21. BUTLER HEARS EDUCATOR “In our generation, teachers can reshape America into a better nation that we ever have known before, if we can make it clear to our children that he best serves himself who unselfishly serves his fellow men,” S. D. Shankland, said today at the Butler University summer school today. Shankland is executive secretary of the department of superintendence, National Education Association.

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CHURCH OFFICER TRIED IN COURT Charge Congregation Head Sold Wine. Interpreters, religious customs, and a group of excited witnesses, were factors in the trial of Samuel Kurzrock, 134 n Barth Ave., before Judge Robert C. Baltzell in Federal Court today. Kurzrock was charged with violating prohibition law's through sale of sacrametnal wine. He formerly was president of the United Hebrew’ Congregation, Union St. and Madison Ave. The case probably will reach the jury today. Theodore Rosen, distributor of the congregation, w r as the star Government witness. He testified he sold the wine for Kurzrock, in one instance 250 gallons to a customer. Retail prices ranged from $3.50 to $7.50 a gallon, he said. According to records in the first eleven months of 1924 Kurzrock received Federal permits for 800 gallons of wine.

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DEMONSTRATION IS GIVEN Gasoline Double-Unit Train Makes First Trip. The new gasoline double-unit train w’hich will go into service Monday on the Pig Four line between Indianapolis and Matoon, 111., made a demonstration trip today. H. L. Schurler, superintendent passenger transportation, accompanied other officials. Public was allowed to inspect the new train at all stops. One trip each way will be made by the gasoline train which replaces local trains Nos. 2 and 3. Similar trains are operated on three other divisions of C., C., C., & St. L. Railroad. Train consists of motor, combination mall and express car and passenger car. CHURCH DRIVE TO END Broadway M. E. Church expects to complete the drive for $500,000 for new r church funds by midnight tonight, Dr. C. E. Cottingham. chairman, said. The figure must be reached in order to validate subscriptions. Members will have a mass meeting tonight.

ASK TO SELL BUS LINE Motor Company Petitions to Sell Operator’s Certificate. First petition to sell a motor bus operator's certificate has been filed with the public service commission by the Red, White and Blue Coach Lines, of Lafayette, asking permission to dispose of its Lafayette-Ko komo certificate to Pete Stefanl, also of Lafayette.

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