Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 110, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1925 — Page 2

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Income Tax Payments By Marion County Citizens

El ERE is an additional list of Marion County income taxpayers. Only those assessed more than $lO, payable in 1925 on 3924 incomes, are Listed. A Akers, C. R., 2455 N. Alabama, $27. Armstrong, E. A., 3.514 Central, $13.30. Aughlnbaugh. Sidney L., 5010 N. Illinois, $18.63. Amt, George H.„ 824 E. Raymond, $48.65. Adams, Max H., 3520 N. Capitol, '541.92. Ackelow, Fred H., 4046 Park, $12.44. Adams, Henry CL, 1425 N. New Jersey, $288.04. Antrim, A. W., 3850 N. Delaware, $51.20. Andrews, A. Cooper, 209 Continental Bank Bldg., $56.81. Ayers, Arthur S., 4040 Guilford, $10,73. B Brewington, Robert J., 2125 N. New Jersey, $10.05, Brown, Walter G., 2619 W. Wash lngton, $15.19. Berry, Mae E., 216% N. Meridian, $23.26. Bobbs. Ruth Pratt, 1610 N. Delaware, $31.44. Breen, Timothy.. F., 2141 N. New Jersey, $31.50. Breining, J. D., 2846 N. Delaware, $31.28. Brokenbuf, Robert Lee, 46 N. Pennsylvania., $22.89. Bailey, George M., 1838 N. Meridian, 104.16. Breunig, Russell G„ 3816 Centtal, $44.20. Bicks, Carl E., 2152 N. Meridian, $186.48. Brackett, Charles H., 2650 Sutherland, $68.38. Brown, Albert M., 4168 Broadway, $30.33. Block, Mrs. A. L., 5119 N. Meridian, $335.72. Buehler, Oscar X., 3910 N. Capitol, $185.08. Burns, Howard L., 1307 W. ThirtyFourth, $2'4.53. Bolling, W. A., 873 W. Tenth, $28.12. Brinkley, Francis 8., 1837 N. Delaware, $14.05. Beyer, Walter E., 564 Hamilton, $30.54. c Crull, E. S 34 Layman, $33.15. Coughlen, Macy, estate, $29.33. Clark, James M., 2947 N. Delaware, $325.76. Chandeler, W. G., Indianapolis Athletic Club, $545.91. Cole, Joseph J., Claypool Hotel, $1,181.81.

Spirits Get You Going and Coming at Ch es terfield Lecturers’ "Philosophy’ Supplements Mediums’ "Phenomena’ at Camp.

NOTE: This Is the twelfth of a series of articles by Virviriia Swain, reporter for NEA Service and The Indianapolis Times, relating her five weeks' experiences at the national camp of mediums and spiritualists. Chesterfield. Ind. By Virginia Swain NEA Servlee Writer HE STERFIELD, Ind.. Sept. 7.—Once inside the gateyof u Camp Chesterfield , the person seeking spirit "phenomena” is surrounded by a dragnet. Going and coming the spirits get him. What the mediums cannnot do to him by their "phenomena," the lecturers will do by their "philosophy.” Daily in the auditorium he listens to lectures by “the finest spiritual thinkers of America.” Night in the grove he listens to more talk by mediums, lectures and converts. The propaganda disseminated in these meetings is of a kind to appeal strongly to his religious instincts, as well as to his love for his dead relatives and his longing for communication with them. Each meeting is begun with prayer and hymns. Constant avowals of belief in "divine intelligence" and in the beneficence of the “angel world" lend a religious air to the rank absurdities that make up the lectures. Bible Is Quoted The Bible is quoted constantly, and a list of references to mediumship in its pages is circulated among the visitors. For the older folk, all the old church songs and religious phrases are retained. For the younger visitors of radical tendencies, Chesterfield poses as an outpost of advanced thought, scorning orthodoxy and greeting the death of William Jennings Bryan as a distinct blessing to spiritualism. Dr. H. W. B. Byrlck of Indianapolis, a spiritualist minister, announced himself as a reformed Methodist, and expresses his remorse for having misled so many thousands />f people, during the period when he was preaching “hellfire and brimstone, as unscrupulously as the rest of the Methodists.” For the benefit of the liberals also, the spiritualist lecturers line themselves up with Martin Luther, with I)ft.rwin and with all rebels against the old order. Dr. Oscar Edgerly, a lecturer during the second week of camp, made the statement that Mrs. Clarence Darrow was a confirmed spiritualist and that Darrow himself was a splritualst at heart, though he had not made public avowal of it. Dr. "Will J, Erwood, pastor of a Rochester (N. Y.) church and editor of the Radiant Life, a "magazine of Inspiration and helpfulness for folks who think,’’ affects the professional air, with an astounding Windsor tie and immaculate flannels. He lectures "under control” of several different spirits. Hindu Lectures One of these is a Hindu who talks expansively of going into the silences of Vishnu and the road where flying fishes play. One of the most enlightening exPOsWnfci -of xny 6Lay jtX caiop was

ACCURACY rrTjVERY effort is being I 1 made to insure accuracy in publication of income tax figures. However, in copying names and figures and in setting them in type, some inaccuracies may occur. The Times would appreciate any reader calling our attention to any inaccuracies that may appear in these columns. Incorrect figures, if there are any, will be gladly corrected

Cook, H. V„ 2819 Roosevelt, $600.76. Cooperider, C. W., 424 Massachusetts, $73.34. D Dalby, Edward H., 5136 Maple Lane. $15.84, Durham, Charles C., 3956 Winthrop, $22.94. Dunn. W. S., 938 N. Illinois. $17.85. Daugherty, Mrs. Harry E., 3440 Central. $21.98. Doane, Grace 8., 1119 College. $15.16. Dirneff, Hosts G„ 9 N. West. $30.32. Dady Charles. 1073 Oliver. $13.46. Deters, George A., 1025 Blaine, s2l. Dean, Edward P., 3848 N. Delaware, $253.59. Dallas, John, 24 Jackson PL, $73.35. Dean, Ncble, 4520 Broadway, $74.67. Deloste, Oliver A., 1643 N. Delaware, $48.56. Davis, Frank H., 34 Maple Ct., $60.51. E Ervin, Benjamin H., 3627 N. New’ Jersey, $13.35. Evans, George H., 5019 N. Meridian, $13.53. F Fehrenbach, Anna C.. 3151 Park, $26.67. Fromm, George W., 2511 Park, $14.05. FrenzOl, Otto N„ 1637 N. Illinois, $5,648.74. Frankel, Albert L., 424 E. Ohio, $79.23. Fendrick, Irvin A.. Union Station Restaurant, $149.14. Fendrick, Andrew A., Union Station Restaurant, $149.92. Fahrion, Charles L., 138 S. Noble $12.26.

watching this Hindu "teacher" take control of Dr. Erwood. Now the doctor is the owner of a pair of Irish blue eyes, and Irish smile and a rich and charming brogue. The Hindu, therefore, finds himself facing a problem of changing the nationality of his medium before he can speak through him to the waiting audience The Melting Pot Dr. Erwood rises, spreads out his hands in a gesture of oriental benediction. His features writhe out of Irish merriment into a semblance of long-faced Hindu gravity. And when he speaks, his voice cornea from the depths of his throat, with very careful enunciation and inflection, to destroy all traces of brogue. The audience shivers and the Hindu gets under way. He tells his listeners that it is their duty to unfold tha mysteries of spiritualism and to induce their friends to visit Chesterfield. He remarks on the superiority of the Chesterfield mediums over the thinkers of his own race. And he announces that by speaking to his secretary, one may be granted a private reading from Dr. Erwood, at two dollars per. Next—Some queer effects of spiritualism. PAVEMENT CELEBRATED Dancing, choir singing and political speeches marked the opening Sunday night of Belmbnt Ave paving from Washington St. to Tenth St. The Police and Fireman’s Band played. The choir of the W. Michigan St. M. E Church led in community singing /alter Myers, Democratio candidate for mayor and John L. Duvall, his Republican opponent, 6poke. Miss Ruby Pollock was first and Miss Lillian Alberts second In a popularity contest. Wallace Wniffing won the baby contest. BANK OFFICER NAMED Directors of the Continental National Bank have chosen C. W. Smalley, 302D Park Ave., as vicepresident, to fill the vacancy left by R. M. Spiegel, recently elected presi-, dent, Smalley has been in the banking business since 1893, GERTRUDE GIVES UP Bv United Preen CAPE GRIS-NEZ, France, Sept. 7. —Gertrude Ederle today definitely abandoned plans of another attempt to swim the English Channel and engaged passage for the United States aboard the Cunard linei Jfauitania, sailing Sept. 16. ELEPHANT SEASICK LIVERPOOL —An African baby elephant became seasick and It was quite a task to land the beast from the Elder Dempster liner Zaria when the boat docked.

6 Goodman, MaTme, 3736 N. Meridian, Apt. 4. $48.29. Goodman, Morris, 3736 N. Meridian, Apt- 4. $50.67. Goldstein. John C., 632 E. Thirtieth. $19.65. Greer, Squire R., estate, $42.49. Geiger, John G., 20 Meridian PL, $195.44. Garrison, Charles E., 11l S. Ritter. $11.21. Goodman, J. A., 3735 N. Meridian, $17,441.02. Graves, M., E., 4820 Washington Bvd., $197.15. Greely, Rollin E., 3220 College, $142.90. Glenn, Allen S., 40 W. TvgentyFirst, $66. Griswold, R. C., 6830 University, $109.78. Gilippinger, G. 8., 3663 N. Pennsylvania, $25.17. Goldberg, Abraham, 315 W. Morris, $48.78. i H Horlacher, Adam S., 1402 W. Thirtieth, $21.78. Hartzler, Marion 8., 220 N. Illinois, $25.08. Hendrix, Ray, 914/17. Illinois, $16.17. Hippie. R. D.. 4171 College. $24.02. Hermann, N. P., 1013 Union, $11.90. Holmes, Jesse Halliday, Florence 7<„ 1010 N. Delaw’are. $276.91. - Holliday, F. TANARUS., 2947 N. Meridian, $771.68. Hancock, William R., 3905 Washington Blvd., $96.40. Hanch, C. C.. 1936 N. Meridian, $34.91. Hadley, R. M.. 2509 E. Tenth, $111.46. Howard, C. W„ 2626 E. Tenth, $11.75. Horan, John J., 46 N. Denny, $15.40. Hall, Marlon M., 140 E. FortyFourth, $20.73. Hall, J. E., 140 E. Forty-Fourth, $24.81. J . Johnson, Anna M., 1239 N. Delaware, $14.48. K Kahn, David L., 1839 N Meridian, $34.62. Koerner, Andrew, 2102 Prospect, $15.04. Kauffman, Geneve, 5849 Dewey, $13.68. Kelly, T. J., 4305 College. $3,706.53. Kackley. Mrs. C. F., 1121 N. Meridian, $287.41. Kottkamp, Emil H., 1353 Union, $30.66. Kothe, Ida, 4605 Broadway, $50.65. Kennington, Ralph E., 3907 E. Washington. J 11.40. Kahn, Nathan A., 2901 N. Pennsylvania, $174.78.

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B&PAUW MAKES j READY TO TAKE DP WORK AGAIN Registration to Be Wednesday—President Meets With Trustees. Bn Times Soecial GREENCASTLE, Ind., Sept. 7. “Labor” was on the Labor day program for Do Pauw University students. , Advance guard or, sorority find fraternity members arrived last week-end and took up mops and brooms, preparing houses or residence for the annua! fall rush season. Registration will begin Wednesday. Trustees Meet President Lemuel H. Murlin, who has been on a leave of absence during the summer, met with trustees in a special session today. Formal consideration was given the $2,200,000 bequest ofthe late Edward Rector. Trustees to succeed Mr. Rector and two other members of the board were to be elected. Memorial Planned Roy O. West, Chicago, president, said plans are under way for a memorial service to Mr. Rector at Greencastle in October. Bishop Ed-

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Kahn, H. A., 339 W. Washington, $518.47. Kothe, Herman W., 3845 Guilford, $240.03. Knight, Forest M„ 600 Fletcher Trust Bldg., $90.64. Kemper, Edwin G., 3741 Central, $321. Kellogg. Forest 8., 5240 Washington Blvd., $30.96. Krauth, Michael, 1140 UdeJ, $11.46. Kerz, Lillie A.. 3519 Wlnthrop. $19.07. Kerz, Tillie J.. 3519 Winthrop, $19.07. 'Kerz, Katie, 3519 Wlnthrop, $19.07. L Llndholm, HrfVard W., 939 Eastern. $13.74. Link, Henry J., 1905 Mansfield, $50.30. Lesman, William F., 1134 Bates, $12.17. Laker, John M., 1822 E. Eleventh, $19.88. Lieber, Robert, 3502 Central, $6,122.09. Lieber, Herman P„ 14i5 Central, $1,112.37. Lawrence, Henry W., Claypool Hotel, $4,383.88. Lambert, J. H., 201 N. West, $43. Lenty, Charles R., 1422 Resiner, $23.91. Lyon, Jerome, 4160 Washington Blvd., $207.79. M Michael, Albert W., 2202 Shelby, $28.89. Mayer, Fred, 424 Hume-Mansur Bldg., $22.48. Miller, Grace M„ 3933 Washington Blvd., $15.61. Miller, Dick, 3130 N. Delaware, $59.46. Millikan, Frank M., 2122 N. Delaw’are. $199.62. Mooney, Wm. J., Jr., 1210 N. Pennsylvania, $38.69. Mueller, J. G.. 1305 Central, $20.90. Mitchell, A. A., 530 People’s Bank Bldg.. $29.58. Meir, George Philip, 3128 N. Pennsylvania, $339.96. Morgan, W. 8., 145 E. TwentyNinth, $756.73. Mangold, Ralph D„ 1040 Fairfield, $11.43. v Maple, O. S., 4380 Carrollton, $18.70. Rink, Charitas, 4153 Central, $37.47. Muecke, Frank J., 526% W. Washington, $15.03. McNamara, Leo C., 4165 Ruckle, $453.85. McNamara, Victor J„ 3233 Ruckle, $143.74. Mackey, Harry S„ 1400 Union, $51.86. Morris. M. H.. 545 Middle Dr„ Woodruff Place. $26 23. Moroney, Mike, 313 Blue Ridge Rd„ $56.65, McCann, John F., 2215 N. Pennsylvania, $18.34.

win Holt Hughes, former De Pauw head, will speak. Dr. Henry B. Longden, vice president, predicted enrollment may reach 2,000 this year. - Nearly 900 new students have applied. There will be no limitation of enrollment this year, he said. Phi Gamma Delta, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Sigma Nu and Alpha Chi Omega fraternities will occupy new homes. HOUSE CLEANING OF NAVY ASKED (Continued From Page One) aluminum companies are preparing to submit bids," Commander Jacob H. Klein, chief of the naval court of inquiry which probed the disaster that took a toll of fourteen lives, said today. v The three sections of the ship, lying in grotesque, jumbled heaps near Ava and Sharon, Ohio, lay baking under a scorching sun while thousands of horn-tooting, dusty motorists clogged every available road leading to the scene. Curio seekers continued to swoop down on the battered remnants of what had been the pride of the navy, But were repulsed by State Militia with fixed bayonets who kept the more intrepid souvenir seekers hopping about while the court of Inquiry once more inspected the jumbled rpass.

Morgan, B. L., 2120 Winter, $12.23. Meloy, Paul, 3117 Park, $17.66. McClintock, John R., R. R. G, Box 483, $21.44. N Nane, C. C., 1709 Splnk-Arms Hotel. $313.17. Nash, William, 3216 Broadway, $39.69. Norwood, R. S., 3617 Carrollton* $605.44. o O’Connor, Cris A., 4451 Pars, $373.56. O’Connor, George TA NARUS.( 4456 Park, $154.76. Off, William F„ 107 N. East, $36.95. Off, Albert H., Barton Hotel, $53.99. Osborne, Thomas C., 411 Poplar Rd., $13.34. P Patton, Maxwell A., 217 N. Illinois, $26.67. Parrish, Lew’ W., 1834 N. Alabama. $24.97. " Peters, Carl L., 3375 Central, $190.73, Poole, Major M., 3157 Kenwood, $58.25. Potts, Clayton, 1319 N. Capitol, $187.44.

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Potts, George J., 2822 Talbott, $68.81. Prather, E, R., 17 Gladstone Apt., $4 i .78. Paige, Charles H„ 2010 N. Meridian, $445.12. Pray, \Yalter J„ 233 E. Ohio, $88.04. Pierson, Levi S., 512 E, Michigan, $ll.BB. Pfaff, Dudley A., 333 Bankers Trust Bldg., $13.84. Q Quill, Leonard M., 400 Fletcher Trust Bldg., $15.36. R Rink, Charles 8., Grand Hotel, $14.46. Rassow, L. W„ 5602 College. $11.15. Reasoner, Frank E., 419 St. Peters, $12.84. Redding, Herbert E., 40 N. Delaw’are, $17.69. Roth, Harry E., 3014 Broadway, $11.98. Richards, Charles W., 3935 Graceland, $19.76. s Stewart, Raymond H., 22% W. Sixteenth, $16.40. Simmons, James L., 1101 S. East, *19.10.

Schwcgman, Louis, 1265 Wlnsdor, $25.53. Smith, Ida G., 1926 N. Alabama, $39. Smith, Natalie L.. 1926 N. Alabama, $32.19. Sebel, William F., Severin Hotel, $26.27. Schofield, Helen C„ 3101 Sutherland, $23.34. Schaefer, William C., 2322 Park, $170.01. Seidensticker, Frank, 4302 Broadway, $10.90. Scott, R. E„ 23 E. Thirty-Sixth. $14.66. Smith, Florence, 307 College., $11.21. Schott, Charles J., 630 Vinton, $14.69. Sinclair, W. R., R. R. M, Box 380, $4,197.72. Snider, Henry W„ 225 Christian, $20.56. Solomon, I. E., 4142 N. Meridian, $353.4i. Stickney, Edwin A., 2233 N. Alabama, $86.31, Stipher, Frank M., 10f5 N. Penn sylvanla, $82.94. Spargur, John A. 505 N. Bancroft, $27.64. Schurmann, Howard, 201 N. West, $464.07.

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