Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 68, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1925 — Page 12

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YORK RITE WILL HAVE BIG PICNIC Visitors to Attend From Franklin Masonic Home. About 300 visitors from tho Masonic Home at Franklin, will attend the York Rite picnic Saturday at Broad Ripple park, George J. Lehnert, chairman, announced today. About 60,000 masons and their families will attend. Alva J. Rucker, attorney, will be the principal speaker. Eastern Star members who will assist in caring for visitors from the Masonic Home ‘wiU be directed by Jessie B. Craig. The boy’s band from the Home will play. Committee chairman: Osbert Sumner, finance; Sanford D. Crosby, sports; Henry G. Hoss, speakers; Charles E. Incas, transportation; Elmer Gay, traffic; Bert S. Gadd,

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streets; Alva R. Hoffman, badges; George Stout, program; Harry G. Workhoff, concessions; Oscar F. Smith, prizes; Dr. Charles I>. Cabalzer, hospital; Otto Kieffer, property and Phil Brown, publicity. LOCAL MAN CONVICTED John Ridley Found Guilty on Murder Given Life. Bu Times Special SHELBYVILLE, Ind., July 31. John Ridley, colored, of Indianapolis, was under sentence to life imprisonment today. The jury, hearing his case on a change of venue from Indianapolis, found him guilty of the murder of Bessie Frazier, colored, of Indianapolis, late Thursday. Judson Stark, deputy prosecutor of Marion County, was in charge of the State’s case. CLUB TO HEAR SENATOR Bn Times Special SHELBYVILLE, Ind., July 31. Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi will be a guest of the Rotary Club Aug. 6.

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HIGH APPEAL PLANNED Kansas City Real Estate Man Found Guilty at M ucie Bu Times Bvecial MUNCIE, Ind., July 31.—Appeal to the Supreme Court If necessary was ind' ted today by attorneys of C. C. Schwingel, 47, Kansas City, Mo., real estate man found guilty by a jury here on a charge of ob tabling property under false pre tenses. He was alleged to have defrauded D. S. Maynard, wealthy farmer, in a Texas land deal.

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WIDOW PUT IN JAIL Terrorizes Neighborhood—lll Over Grief, Belief. % Bti United Press PERU, Ind., July 31.—Examination bf the mental condition of Mrs. Alma Wright, widow living on a farm near Peru, was planned today. Gief over the death of her hushand and the lonesomeness of the farm after his death caused the voman to become temporarily denented, according to neighbors. They asked her confinement in jail ifter she terrorized the neighborhood

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Tiger Foot Cords Guaranteed 12,000 mllea by u. but will give thouaanda of mllea of aervlre In excas of their guaranteed mileage, ITS l’armelpe buaaea In Chicago equipped with Tiger Foots Is proof of their dependability. Kvery Tiger Foot user la a friend because Tiger Foots make and keep frlende.' - 80x3% 89.50 32x3% 814.r0 31x4 $17.(•O 32x4 119.(4 Extra Heavy Duty Tiger Foot Truck Cords Built special for heavy truck service, and la a massive tire with a sptvlally designed flat tread. Guaranteed 15,000 mllea, but will run from 20,000 to 80,000 miles. It will psy every truck owner to see this tire. 30x3% 812-50 32x4% 828.50 31x4% $35.00 33x5 $35.00 35x5 $36.50 Batteries! All rubber case with rubhsr handles. Made of high grade parts, and fully guaranteed for a year. 6-11 batterlea only $9.00 exchange price. We also have our own battery service station with drlve-ln service. FREE BATTERY TEST BERVICE