Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 119, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1925 — Page 2

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SORORITIES AT BUTLER MAKE LISTS PUBLIC Girls Announce Pieces as New School Term Opens. Pledges to the sororities at Butler University were announced today. The list follows. Those whose addresses are not given are from Indianapolis. Kappa Alpha Theta: Mtse* Alice Ball, Alice Carter. Mildred Cools, Jean Davis, goeemary Dyer. Mary Eller, Katherine armon of Gary. Ind.: Margaret Ice. Dorothy June Jackson of Greenfield, Ind.; Rebecca Jones, Isabel Layman, Marion Marshall, Jane Messick. Fayette Purcell of Vincennes Ind.; Frances Thorpe. Gale Walker. Marie Wagnon, Charlotte Weiseck and Mary Margaret Zoereher. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Misses Jane Alborn, Jean Campbell. Bernice Conrod, Louise Frisbie. Elsie Hancock. Elizabeth Keller, Marcella Lennox. Priscilla Pittenger, La Voran Robbins of Crawfordsville, Ind.; Laura Smith Bess Tucker. Grace Thomas, Helen Williams. Dorothy Mae ,Wlnn or Greenfield, Ind. Pi Beta Phi: Hallie Ashcroft. Janice Bernard, Janet Carr, Mary Clerkin, Wilma Dunkle, Dorothy Foster. Elizabeth Mosehenross, Dorothy Pier. Emma Reeves, Monzella Skelton. Margaret Thompson. Dorothy Weaver Delta Delta Delta: Misses La Vonne Burns of Shelbyville. Ind.; Mary Georgia Cammoek of Nobleaville. Ind.: Jean Ferguson. Tipton. Ind ; Dorohty Fife, Alice Kepner of Noblesville. Ind.. Florine Slciger of Rushville. Ind.: Joan Wall and Lucille Wilding Delta Gamma: Misses Leona Blakely Helen Dc Veiling. Louise Dauiier. Ro ■eland Emrick. Josephine Fitch. Mary Hovey. Eleanor Jones. Dorothy Marga. Emily Mauzy of Rushville. Ind.: Henrietta Orr. Frances Parker. Betty Sher.a. Virginia Sibel. Nellie Von Staden. Alpha Delta Theta: Misses Ruth Blackman. Lova Conn. La Rue Hale. Harriet King, Virginia Sohl and Mariorle Wood. Delta Zeta: Misses Mary lane Bonham. Loi9 Bing. Mary Campbell, Margaret Davis. Mardea Downs. Harriett Kistner, Virginia Lindsey Maryann McFarland of Newcastle. Ind.: Maxine Guinn. Catherine Rank. Virginia Springer, Aldtna Stamm and Louise Stevenson. Zeta Tau Alpha: Misses Ruth Agnew. Olga Bonke, Mary Hastings. Margaret Patton. Nina Rogers. Thelma Tacoma. Jean Vestal and Eulalic Wright. Alpha Delta Pt: Misses Mary Armstrong. Martha Armstrong Mary Catherine Falyey Mary Erwin. Dorothy Lawson Helen Lesher. Elolse Littell and Anna Thieile. Alpha Chi Omega: Misses Betty Barcalay, Catherine Cry an, Helen Haines. Jane Hurst. Wallace Montague. Beula Moore. Estella Poston, Faye Smith Helen Louise Warmoth, Jeanetta Watson and Mary K, Wilson. SEEK TO FIND PRISON Detectives Commnicate With Michigan Authorities After Arrest. Detectives today communicated with Michigan authorities in an effort to learn from which prison Wayne B. Minnis, 19. city, escaped. Minnis was returned from St. Louis Wednesday by Detective John Dugan, who said he stole an auto here Aug. 25. While en route back Dugan says Minnis admitted that, he had escaped from a prison in Michigan, where he was serving a burglary sentence.

PASTOR GIVES ADDRESS Bible Investigation Club Hears Christian Service Urged. The way to obtain success In life Is through Christian service said the Rev. G. H. Gebhardt, pastor of the Carrollton Ave. Reformed Church, in an address Wednesday night before the Bible Investigation Club’s ladies night at the Y. It. C. A. The address followed a bean supper. Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell will speak next Wednesday night. TURNERS’ CLASSES OPEN Large Enrollment Reported—Gypsy Povv Wow Held. Unusually large enrollment in the Indianapolis Turners' Association gymnastic classes was reported to day by Prof. August Aurenhelmer and Prof. Carl Spltzer, heads of the men’s and women's classes respectively. A gypsy pow wow at the Atheaneum Wednesday night marked the opening of the gymnastic season. J ' do you reel at 5 o’clock? “ A NOTHER day’s work done! • Now, for a regular dinner—and a good time with the wife and kiddies! Guess we’ll see a movie, go for a walk in the park or take a long ride. Bet my wife has a fine juicy steak and potatoes—good cold buttermilk and hot rolls —and pie. Oh, Boy! m ikes mv mouth water just to thin t of it. Is that the way you feel at 5 P. M.? Or, are you just too played out for x any good when your day’s work is over? If quitting time isn’t really beginning time for you, then it’s a sure sign that your entire system is starving for healthy, rich, red blood. And this is just as sure a sign that you need S. S. S. You’ve simply got to build up your blood. For 100 years S. S. S. has been proving that a run-down system, rheumatism, loss of weight, loss of appetite, sleeplessness and nervousness, just as skin eruptions—boils, f A pimples, pale com- [ 1 plexion and a low- l A / ered vitality, are all the result of blood X. / weak in red cells. Once let S. S. S. get to work and the joy of living will come back. 5 P. M. will have a different meaning to you. Get S. S. S. today. All druggists sell it. The larger size is more economical. >

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POLICE BADGES COMPLIMENTS (Continued From Page 1) laws were not within their province except In connection with breaking the traffic regulations. Judge James A. Collins promised strenuous action when the first case involving a search warrant, issued by Justice Spiher, is brought up in his court. He said he would stop all proceedings, subpoena Spiher and others involved, 'and have a thorough trial and investigation of the whole matter. . “We will clean up this matter of illegal search warrants in Marion County at least,” Judge Collins said. lie has long been an advocate of law and order as applied to the issuance of search warrants, and has expressed his opinion on the matter on several occasions. “Believe me, I am warm on this subject,” said Collins. "Just the minute I have one of those cases come before me, either through the grand jury or on appeal from city court, I am going to stop everything until my bailiff can bring Mr. Spiher and all his records into court.” IVotects Citizen The time Is at hand to enforce the law, and the law protects a citizen dn his home from having a gang of burly men tramping through it prying Into his private affairs on illegal warrants. Judge Collins has long made a fight against illegal search warrants, and time after time has reprimanded police for getting out warrants based on anonymous telephone tips or being otherwise careless of citizens’ rights. The prosecutor is in the midst of the McNamara blackmail trial. He indicated his next important piece of work would be to determine whether there was irregularity in the issuance of hundreds of search warrants for liquor raids which Bosson and the Times reporter found stacked- on the floor in Spiher's office.

Bosson Sees “Invasion” Bosson is interested in the search warrants because he found among them one for the raiding of his farm and the home of his tenant Andrew Gill, ten miles north of the city on the Andy Smith Rd. Boston contends the search warrant was illegal because it was made cut in the name of John Doe. when the raiders easily could have obtained accurate data, as the law requires. He says the two State policemen and seven horse thief detectives who peered into windows, aroused the Gill family and trooped through the house in the small hours of the morning of Aug. 30, had no right to invade the premises upon such a warrant. Meanwhile Mayor Shank was interested In the discovery at Spiher's office of the fact that Indianapolis policemen have obtained dozens of search warrants for Indianapolis homes, instead of obtaining them from city judges. Shank said he would talk with the board of safety about the possibility of the board investigating police use of Spiher as a search warrant source. City Judges Delbert O. Wilmeth and Dan V. White repeatedly have declared they will not Issue search warrants unless there Is sound proof presented that a home should be invaded. Require Real Evidence The judges have taken the stand that it is not proper to frighten a man's family by a visitation of a half dozen burly policemen upon such flimsy evidence as an anonymous telephone tip that someone heard that someone said that someone believed So and So has liquor. Law says that search warrants shall t>e Issued after someone has signed an affidavit declaring he has reason to believe the law is being violated at the place to be searched. Spiher did not produce for Bosson the affidavit upon which the warrant for the Gill home raid was issued. Bosson says ithe law requires that both search l , warrant and the affidavit must be filed together after the officers report. Bosson also says law requires that a docket of all search warrants be kept by judges and Justices. Spiher has no such docket, Bosson says. He merely issues the search warrants when po’icemen. Federal agents, deputy sheriffs, State policemen and others with hedges ask for them and then stacks them up when they are returned, according to the city attorney. The latter resulted in the ind'etment on charges of mulcting small employers of Justice of the Peace Thaddeus R. Rainey, Irvington: M. A. Howard, a constable in Rainey’s

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court, and Joseph O’Brien, deputy constable. Remy has put an end to two alleged schemes hatched in local justice of peace courts by which citizens were harassed on a major scale — the dog tax affair and the workmen's compensation insurance enforcement. Remy seized* Howard's file, which contained thousands of names of prospects, gleaned gfrom telephone books and directories all over the State. The case is still pending. In the dog tax “war” citizens were dragged from bed Sunday, breakfast or any old thing, to go pay $17.50 fine and costs on some charge of failure to meet the intricate dog tax law. In one Instance, Howard got out a warrant for a 3-year-old girl. Popularity of Justice Spiher with police booze squads as an Issuer of search warrants is due to his accessibility at all hours of the day and night, Capt. William Paulsell, head of city prohibition enforcement, said today. “Spiher's office has been a great accommodation to us.” Paulsell declared. "When the city Judges are busy in court, before they arrive in the morning and on week-ends, it's impossible to obtain a search warrant." A “Necessity” “He's an actual necessity to us.” Responsibility for issuance of faulty search warrants lies with the justice of the peace, not with the police, was the contention of Ernest L. Kinston, beard of safety president, who said police did not restrict their patrynage to the Spiher search warrant factory, but utilized services of other justices of the peace. Police liquor enforcement officers have received Instructions from the board of safety to investigate thoroughly before applying for a sea’oh warrant except in cases of old and established bootleggers, opening business at the same old stand, according to Kingston. “We’ve had no complaints of police searching motor cars of Innocent citizens,” Kingston declared. Kingston said he had discussed the liquor enforcement situation with Bosson Wednesday. Bosson today was preparing to obtain affidavits from Mr. and Mrs. Gill concerning the rnid at their home Aug. 30, in which State Motorpolicemen Losey and Bridges and members of the Horse Thief’s Detective Association were participants. The search warrant for that midnight foray was illegal, according to Bosson, in that It was issued In the name of John Doe and because It did not describe the object of the search in sufficient detail. Eels frequently cross meadows to get from one stream to another. They choose the early morning when the grass is wet with dew, or they travel during a rainfall.

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class. Fees are then paid and the students are officially enrolled. New men students are required to take a physical examination, which is given in one of the locker rooms. By purchasing a green cap on hia way to the door, i) freshman may rest in peace aryi security until the opening of cesses.

WOMAN WlK\i BANDIT Fl vHT (Continued From Page 1) into the kitchen. As I came into the dining room the man sprang up. I screamed and turned about. He threw a chair at me then and it knocked me down.” “It mnde me so mad. I got up and picked up a milk bottle from the kitchen cabinet and threw it at him. It was half full of milk. It missed him and he ran to the window and was half way out, when I threw another bottle at him. I think I hit him on the head, for he grunted. “As he left, my brother, who sleeps downstairs and who was aroused by the noise, came to my aid and ran out to find the man, but he had disappeared." The brother's name is B. J. Reekley. Mrs. Turner said the burglar took $36 in two purses, a wrist watch, and stole the revolver from underneath her pillow. She was badly cut and bruised about the head and shoulders, where the choir struck her. She Is the mother of three children, Chester, 10; Allen, 7, and Jessie Mae, 9. A burglar removed a screen at the home of George Wahl, 1221 N. Sheffield Ave., and took $65 from Wahl's trousers and $1 from his wife’s purse. *ln Another Home The same burglar is believed to have entered the home of R. K. Hinnlg, 1409 W. Thirty-Fourth St. Slnnig and his wife heard a man in the kitchen. When they Investigated, he sk nmed the door and ran through the hack yard. W. L. Sanford, 6202 Park Ave., said as he and his wife arrived home, two men walked out and drove away In autos. The maid at the home told Sanford that the men represented themselves to be from the telephone company and inquired about other residents of the neighborhood. Nothing was taken. Other robberies. Leonie Jones, colored, 815 Kinney, coat valued at sllO taken. Owen C. Armes. superintendent Kroger Grocery Company, reports employe left with $l4B. Mrs. Helen Heath. 1623 Cornell Ave., heads valued $75 taken; Mrs. Joseph i’■ M'ler, 814 E. Fifteenth Bt., $22 and watch valued S3O taken; Mrs. Ida Huston, 2620 N. Alabama St., SSO diamond taken;Miss Georgia Lacey, principal, school at Thirtieth St., and Keystone Ave., vlctrola and books taken. Mrs. A. R. Hancock. 3856 College Ave., said she frightened a man who tried to get In house. The Houses of Parliament cover nine acres and contain 1,200 rooms.

HEALTH BOARD ADJOURNS; NO HEARING HELD Washington Citizens Make Trip in Vain —Blame King Injunction. The State board of health today refused to conduct a hearing on the Washington (Ind.) sanitary’ survey at a special meeting called for that purpose. The meeting was called to order by Dr. John Green of North Vernon, president. Dr. T. Victor Keene presented a motion to adjourn. Dr. James A. Turner seconded It. When Dr. William F. King, secretary started to talk he was informed "a motion to adjourn Is not debatable.” Drs. Turner, Ktene and Homer C. Haas, voted for the motion. Members after the meeting blamed the restraining order issued by Judge Clinton H. Givan, preventing the board from hearing charges against King. Dr. King said regular notices, setting out the purpose of the meeting, were sent to members and parties concerned. Judge Givan set Friday as the day to determine a date for the hearing on the injunction. Mayor John W. McCarty, John H. Spencer, city attorney, and Carl Semans, general superintendent of the Washington Water, Light and Power Company of Washington, and Pierre A. Goodrich were present at the meeting. Those from Washington said they left there at 4 a. m. in order to be present.

CIVIC CARNIVAL ON SOUTH SIDE FOLLOWSMARCH Decorated Floats and Autos in Fountain Square Frolic. .and first of a series of demonstrations planed in connection with civic and community activities of the recently organized Southeastern Indianapolis Business Men's Association, was an industrial parade Wednesday night at Fountain Square, for which thousands of interested residents turned out. Decorated floats and automobiles, numbering 117, paraded abound the square and adjoining side streets. The occasion was also the opening of the benefit carnival for the degree syuT of Indianapolis Lodge. No. 465, I. O. O. F., which will continue for ten days. J. R. is general director of the carnival. John L. Duvall, Republican candidate for mayor, was principal speaker for the opening night. Other speakers were William T. Bailey, assistant city attorney, and the Rev. O. B. Elliott. Prominent men will he speakers on the other nights of the carnival. Tentative speaker for Thursday night is Senator James E. Watson, and Friday night. Mayor Shank. Walter Myers, Democratic candidate for mayor, will he the principal speaker Saturday night. Arrangements for the parade Wednesday night were in charge of Fred Hukriede, president of the association, and committee. POWER LINES LINKED Michigan City to Be Connected With Aetna, 111. Bit Vniteii Prrs* CHICAGO, Sept. 17.—Twenty-three miles of super power line Is being constructed between Aetna and Michigan City. Ind., by the Calumet Gas and Electric Company and will be in use by the first of the year, it was forecast today. The line will connect with another super power lino at Aetna, linking it with systems of the Northern Illinois Public Sendee Company and Commonwealth Edison Company of Chicago. Anew sub-station at Michi gan Sity and an addition to the substation at Aetna will he built.

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Masons will be in charge of funeral services for Oliver W. Woolley, 60, of 2552 Central Ave., Indianapolis policeman, at 1:30 p. m. Friday at the residence. Mr. Woolley died Wednesday. Burial will be In Crown Hill Cemetery. Police and Firemen's hand will take part in the services. Police officers will he pallbearers. FARM GROUP TO MEET An organization meeting of the Indiana Farm Federation committee on rural education, will be held Sept. 30. Committee members are Oscar Larm, Warren County; Mrs. Edna Sewell. Benton County; Louis Taylor, Vanderburg County; Otis Crane, Grant County, and L. A. Plttinger, Delaware County.

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CONSTITUTION IS REVIEWED BY BALTZELL Federal Judge Gives Chief Speech at Observance of Day. Constitution day was observed in Indianapolis with a program of speeches and patriotic music In the City Hall at noon today, presided over by Mayor Shank v Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell and James H. Ogden, corporation counsel, spoke. The Police and Firemen's Band played. Employes of the city government and citizens gathered In the halls of the city Bldg. Judge Baltzell reviewed the history of the making of the Constitution of the United States and emphasized the need for study and appreciation of that document. Ogden spoke briefly on the Importance of the Constitution. Important Document “The Constitution of the United States Is one of the most important, if not the most important document ever written by mankind,” said Judge Baltzell. “And It Is perhaps the least studied and the least heeded by the vast multitude of our people. “I am not at all discouraged with the conditions with reference to the commission of crime in our country. We are confronted with different problems from those which confronted our ancestors, yet we are living in an entirely different age, and I feel that we should he satisfied to solve these new problems. Study Needed "If we would only make a careful study of our Constitution and apply its principles to our lives and In every way support and defend the Constitution we would see the atmosphere clear and find we can render a very great service to our fellowmen In causing them to live

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different lives and perhaps to cease their lives of crime. "It Is only in patriotism, real and personal, in our every day lives that we can discharge our obligations to home and country and so live that they who have (lied shall not havo died in vain. The people of these United States must learn to love the Constitution.” TEX COMPANY MEETING The Jewel Tea Company Is holding a one-day convention at the Severln todav. A luncheon was served nt 12:30 p. m. In the Rain bow room. WOMAN, 73, RIDS SELF OF COLDS AND CATARRH Mr.. C. H. Braley, WellKnown in Indianapolis, Ind., Pays High Tribute to Todd’s Tonic. “Todd's Tonic helped me remark ably. It gave me strength this year to overcome the colds and catarrhal conditions which I generally have In the winter and fall. It made me feel 100% better in my general health. At my age, I am 73, It seems like everything Is aching, hut when I take Todd's Tonic, I begin to get Immediate relief, and it gives me a good appetite. I can also sleep and rest better, thanks to Todd’s Tonic. I feel like eating my meals regularly, nnd I am surely glad to say good things In favor of Todd's Tonic, ns It has done so much for me.” —MRS. C. H. BRALEY, 121 W. Vermont St., Indianapolis, Ind. Todd's Tonic, with Its wlne-liko flavor, is pleasant to take. For sale at all Haag’s Cut Price Drug Stores and all drug stores in Indianapolis, and throughout this section. If you live out of town, write th Haag Drug Cos., Indianapolis, Ind.. and pay the postman SI.OO when ho brings Todd’s Tonic to your door.— Advertisement.