Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 132, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1925 — Page 12

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WOMAN AT 111 IS POLITIC!!! Ascribes Longevity Partially to Cold Baths. Bu United Press KENOSHA, Wis., Oct. 2.—The oldest politician in the country is Mrs. Loufsa K. Thiers, \/ho observed her 111th birthday anniversary today. Mrs. Thiers was born in "Whiteboro, N. Y., in 1814. Until women wepe granted the franchise she cared not a whit for politics. But since, she has voted regularly and takes a keen interest in public affairs, she said. , . One of Mrs. Thiers’ aversion Is hot baths. She has never liked them since the first pne she took gave her a 'headache. “Until sho was 100 Mrs. Thiers took a cold bath every morning. She still takes cold baths, I ut less frequently. They are one of her recipes for longevity. The others are plenty of sleep, light clothing in winter, regular meals of plain food," fresh air and exercise and activity. GOVERNOR FREES YOUTH Paroles Hoy Who Refused so Tell Court His Liquor .'supply. fin Timet Kverial TIPTON, Tnd., Oct. 2.--Oovermr Jackson has parolled' Runsell Bence, 1-7, whose desire to protect a man frum whom he, pc ehased white mule resulted in him c sentenced to sj. months on the *'ana State Farm. Bpnco Was arrested fer Intoxication qnd on trial was asked by Judge Mpnt where he bought iho liquor. When Bence said be didn’t know t he man's name, the Judgp gave him the biltavy sentence. Friends of Bence went to the Governor. GAS TAX SHOWS GAIN Year's Total Mots TK.n 53,0M,00 In Excess of Previous Period. Gasoline tax collections for the fiscal year which ended Sept. 30 totaled $6,802,481.72. more than $2,000,000 in excess of collections for the previous business year, according to Arjhie N. Bobbitt, State gasoline tat collector. The I-cont increase in the tax was flgStly responsible fpr. the gain, alt'bfii>fih 40,679,795 more gallons of gasoline were used this year than lfijfc Curing the fiscal year just closed 274,660,810.6 gallons were consumed. Total collections tor September, 1925, were $884,160.71, FARM EDITOR SPEAKS — dMTertising Club Hears SfMncer Man—Women to Give Party • To keep up Interest in farm subjects and to provide sufficient fiction and news of the day to hold interest in the paper, are the greatest problems of an editor of farm publications, said George Weymouth, of djrencer, editor of Farm Eife. befo'e the Advertising Club luncheon, Thursday, at the Clavpool. " Women members of the club will give a p.arty Monday night at the Columbia Club in honor of Mrs. Edward Hunter, wife of the former secretary, who is leaving for New York. HASSLER BREAGS LEG Fncjiauapolis Man Sustains Injury WliHe Playing Polo. Rohir* A. Tlassler, 3641 Washington Blvd., president of Robert 11. trassler, Inc., manufacturers of automobile shock absorbers, Wednesday fractured his right leg while playing polo at Meadowbrook, 1.. 1., ;iCOrding to word received here. Mrs. H.issler who is with her hus|hnnd, had planned to sail Saturday Europe. She has postponed the voyage indefinitely. Excursion Sunday, October 4 CINCINNATI.. $2.75 Shelbyville . .65 Greensburg . 1.10 Batesville . . . ..j 1.50 i anil reliirn DASKIiAIX •f.! Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh Special train will leave Indianapolis 7;00 a., m.; returning leuvo Cincinnati 7:15 p. n., Central Time. City Ticket Office, 94 West Oldo St., unn Union Stntion. BIG FOUR ROUTE

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Profiteering in Freshmen Gaps Butler Paper Charges Green Headgear Sold Above Set Price.

E7J PPERCLASSMEN wore dej I nounced In the Butler Unlverslty Collegian Thursday for alleged profiteering on freshman caps. According to the Collegian, the school paper, the customary price for the green caps that first year men are required to wear had been set at $1 by the school authorities. However, freshmen have been found who have admitted paying as much as $2. Dr. Robert J. Aley, university president, said that he Intended to Investigate. Sale of the caps had been placed in the hands of Robert Nipper and Joseph Gremelspacher, upperclassmen. They maintained that every cap sold by them had been purchased at the standurd price. EIGHTEEN NATURALIZED Final Papers Given Before Judge in Superior Court. Eighteen persons of foreign birth wero granted final naturalization papers Thursday afternoon In Superior Court One before Judge James M. Leathers. They were examined by Edward J. Kennedy.

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EUROPEAN DEM THIEF HUNTER Jewelry Valued at $500,000 Is Stolen. Bu United Pros NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—An European thief who followed two rose

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pink pearls across the Atlantic was hunted today in the theft of jewelry variously valued at from $500,000 to $760,000, from Mrs. James P. Donahue, daughter of the late Frank W. Woolworth, 5 and 10-cent store founder. Police Commissioner Richard Enright took direct control of the case, upon which a large force of detectives, including city, hotel and insurance company agents, have bebun investigation. The fact that the two largest pearls in one of the necklaces stolen

from the Donahue suite In the Hotel Plaza had arrived from Paris only twenty-four hours before the robbery, led police to believe that the jewels had been followed from abroad. WANT A JOB? Three-minute messages are broadcast every Thursday evening by the civil service department of the United States Government from WLW, Informing listeners of positions open In various departments of governmental service.

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