Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 125, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1925 — Page 5

THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1925

FIVE MURDER CASES LISTED ON CALENDAR Prosecutor Remy to Plunge Into Heavy Schedule. With the termination of the trial of John J. McNamara, structural Ironworkers’ Union secretary, who was found guilty of blackmail by a jury, HVosecutor William H. Remy will plunge into a heavy jury calendar which includes five murder and two manslaughter trials, besides several others. This list does not contain the case of D. C. Stephenson, Earl Gentry and Earl Klinck, all held in Hamilton County jail on charge of murdering Aliss Madge Oberholtzer, nor John Thomas Shaw, held at Martinsville on charge of muredering Mrs. Helen Hager Whelchel Clarence W. Clegg, bailiff, has issued a list of fifty veniremen to report Monday morning in Criminal Court for jury service when Edward Boulden, colored, will go to trial on a first-degree murder charge. Boulden is alleged to have fatally shot Gilbert Hooks, colored, 1313 Lafayette St., on April 8, during a quarrel. He is also charged with assault and battery with intent to kill, after wounding Henry White, colored. Louis Owens, barber, charged with fatally stabbing a fellow worker at L. S. Ayres & Cos. barber shop where both were employed, with a pair of scissors, will face his third trial Nov. 16. Juries of the other two trials failed to agree. Other persons charged with murder, and trial dates are: Coburn Huntington, Oct. 8: Charles Scott, Oct. 15 and Otis Johnson, Oct. 19. John R. Ferguson will be tried Oct. 26 on a manslaughter charge and McKinley Alford, Oct. 29 on a similar charge. BIRTHDAY FOR CHURCH Second Moravian Episcopal Congregation Plans Observance. Anniversary services will be held at the Second Moravian Episcopal Church, Thirty-Fourth and Hovey Sts., Sunday, according to the Rev. Vernon W. Couillard, pastor, the occasion being the fifth anniversary of the organization. The program includes the Sunday School Rally Day program; the anniversary Communion Service: the anniversary Love Feast, at which the Rev. Ernest N. Evans, executive secretary of the Indianapolis Church Federation will speak, and the anniversary address in the evening by the Rev. C. O. Weber of Winston-SalemT N. C., formerly pastor of the First Moravian Episcopal Church of this city.

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BELL PETITION PROTEST Charlestown Officials Make Complaint to Commission, Town officials of Charlestown, Ind., have filed a protest against the recent application fer an increase in Indiana Bell Telephone Company rates with the public service commission. Proposed ,-ates are declared to be “extortionate," CAN’T SHOOT BIROS Sparrows to Be Unmolested, Safety Board Rules. The sparrows will scream unmolested by gunshots near the home of Harry Wade, 3532 Washington Blvd. The board of safety has refused permission he sought to bang away at the birds with a .22-calibre refle. GARAGE MEN RELEASED City Unable to Prove They Actually Painted Sign on Street. S. E. Test, manager of the Circle Motor Inn, and M. S. Shafer, assistant manager, w’ere freed in city court today. They were arrested when it was alleged they painted huge advertising signs on the pavement near the garage. The two were discharged when the city could not prove they actually painted the signs. TONG WAR IS BLAMED Blood-Stained Halchet and Cleaver Found Near Murder Victim. Bn United Press CLEVELAND. Sept. 24. Wholesale deportation of Chinese appeared a possibility here as a sequel to a hatchet murder, attributed to tong war! are, in Cleveland’s Chinatown last night. A bloodstained hatchet and a meat cleaver was found near the hacked body of Yee Chock In a room reeking with opium fumes. His head was nearly severed. Police had threatened to expel tong leaders from the city on renewal of warfare. CELEBRATION DATE SET Celez*-ation of the paving of N. Harding St. will be held Oct. 20 under direction ofthe Riverside Civic Association, it was announced today. CUT THIS out—it is worth MONEY Send this ad and ten cents to Foley & Cos., 2855 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive a sample bottle of FOLEY HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds and hoarseness, also sample package of FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, and FOLEY' CATHARTIC TABLETS for constipation and biliousness. These dependable remedies are free from opiates and have helped millions of people. Try them!

It is planned to have Mayor Shank turn qver the street to the public at Twenty-Ninth and Harding Sts. A

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parade, contests, community singing and dancing* will feature the program.

DOWNSTAIRS •AYRES POOP MERCHANDISE - AYRES SERVICE LOW PRICES Friday Saving Sales Tomorrow! Special Shipment of A C-O-A-T-S! rt liw F° r Friday— gs* the season—and a manufacturer made a spe- yfjjjii A, Polaires Tweed Mixtures j® I'M.'] Jjß l 1 Straightline and double-breasted styles and they’re j >|NhMB \ / fully lined, too. (another point in their favor), ma- i jpSB vDaljU \ I jority are trimmed in fur, mandel and moufflon. j|l||g |t*®| l /MmSI ) Brown, Tan, Steel , Brown and Bronze re] Come —Realize a Real Saving t? T omorrow!

Women’s Low Shoes Here you will find real jl shoe savings. Street, dress w and school shoes for the itilWv. growing girl, too. Fancy 1 straps, buckle pumps, oxfords; all heels; black patent,’ black and brown calf; black suede and satin; not all sizes in each style, but all sizes in the lot from 2y 2 to 8.

Friday Saving Sale of Women's Silk Hate! ULARS.'

Friday Sale of Beddings \ Mattress Covers, $1.39 A new shipment of full, double bed size mattress covers of unbleached muslin ; a splendid protection to the mattress; easily laundered and long wearing. Sizes 55x77. Single Plaid Blankets, $1.39 Ea. Large size single blankets of large size, 70x80; neat plaid designs of blue, pink, lavender, grey and tan. This makes an ideal sheet blanket. Cotton Batts Friday, 69 c 72x?0 Size; 214-pound weight; mixed white and unbleached cotton; this roll :>pens in a sheet just enough foB one comfort filling.

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300 New Fall DRESSES tin a Friday $ ■HHf Saving ™ 8 Sale T omorrow Flannels, Serges, Homespuns, Jerseys, Balhriggans Anew shipment of the favorite styled dresses—the cream of the market on dresses of this type. Dresses of amazing quality at so low a price. Slenderizing styles for heavier women. Sizes Hi to 46. Clever pipings and pleats.. Nile, rose, brown, navy, reindeer, new \t-\l- blue and multi-colored checks and—-\l-i i— stripes.

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Friday Savings Sale of Congoleum RUGS (Seconds of the Gold Seal Brand) Closing out to make room for new stocks. Real bargains listed below. 9 xlO y 2 Wood Pattern SB.OO 7i/ 2 x 9 “ $6.95 6x9 ......$4.45 Shop early if you want to take advantage of the big assortment.

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