Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 134, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1925 — Page 3

MONDAY, OCT. 5,1925

MAYOR NOT TO USE PRESSURE ON CITY HALL Shank Says Let Employes Do What They Please in Election. Mayor Shank today indicated there would he no pressure to force city hall employes to espouse the cause of John L. Duvall, Republican candidate for mayor. “I’m telling them to do what they please,” he declared. Shank expressed doubt that support of Duvall will avail present ofllce holders anything in retaining their positions if Duvall is elected. '■ They wouldn’t get anything if the other fellow is elected, however, so it’s fifty-fifty,” he commented. Joseph L. Hogue, city controller, voiced the opinion that city hall em , ployes are supporting Duvall from a sense of party loyalty uninfluenced by reward. John Zener, who resigned a captaincy in the police department to work for Walter Myers, Democratic candidate, today was investigating reports that four or five firemen are working at Republican headquarters. “If they don’t take them out of there I’ll file charges against them before the board of safety," Zener asserted. r ’eorge Snider, Republican vice chairman, denied firemen were working at headquarters. Y. M. GETS MEMBERS More than 500 new members joined the Y. M. C. A. during September, according to a report issued by the membership department. This number surpasses all previous membership records for September. Boxing classes at the “Y" will open at 7:30 p. ni. Tuesday under the direction of Walter Enoch.

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Another Navy Plane Wrecked Bn Times Special The Navy's fastest De I Haviland plane was wrecked five miles from Annapolis, Md., Sunday afternoon, while on its way from here to Mitchell Field, Dong Island, where it was to participate in the international air races next week. Neither Lieut. F O. Rogers. Marine Corps, its pilot, nor aviation machinist mate Maumee, his mechanic, were injured.

LOOGOOTEE ASKS PROBE * Charging that local health and school authorities have refused to quarantine typhoid cases, fourteen residents of Loogootce have petitioned the State board of health to inquire into conditions in the Martin County town. One person has died as a result of the epidemic and several are seriously ill, the petition states.

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ANNUAL DINNER! OF MINISTERS HELD TONIGHT More Than 200 Members of the Board of Managers Are Expected. The annual dinner and business meeting of the Federated Baptist Churches of Indianapolis will be held tonight at 6:30 o’clock at the College Ave. Baptist Church. Fifteenth and College Ave. The Rev. H. 1.. Proppe is pastor of the church acting as host. It is expected that more than 200 members of the board of managers will attend the dinner in addition to the executive board, composed of ten members. Each Baptist church in the in dianapolis area Is permitted the following representation; the pastor and cfne representative for the fit si

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200 members and one member for each member or major portion thereof. These comprise the board of managers and meet regularly each quarter, fmfr times a year. The October meeting is the annual meeting and dinner at which the reviews of the year’s work is given. Officers also are elected as well as new members of the hoard are selected. Beon Joyce is the present president; C. O. Lawler is vice president; A,. C. Weedmansee is secretary and Robert MacGregor is treasurer. The present executive board consists of Mrs. H. R. Waldo, Mrs. R. E. Matthews. Mrs. .1. .1. Gilchrist, A. P. Kelley and H. S. Mcdlock. These officers and members of the board are elegible for re-election. (H ITTER IS DENOUNCED Merle Sidener S|H>a Before Christian Builders' Class. “Every man is a failure in life un loss he gets tuned in on heaven and Cuticura Talcum Unadulterated Exquisitely Scented Ohio Near Ohio Theater PEARSON PIANO COMPANY Indiana's Largest and Most Complete Music Store 128-130 N. Penn. Bt. Est. 1873 One Price to Everybody AMUSEMENTS 'TUXSEEEESn L-Vl RKI> HOT SNAPPY y ™ BLRLESQL’E “PLEASURE” Featuring Freddie (Palls) Binder and a Teppy Danolns Chorui on the Illuminated Runway. \\Vhere the Crowds Go! LYRIC UU POPELOFF FANTASY A DANCE SPECTACLE OTHER BIG NEW ACTS BEG. OCT. 12 ivkek MURAT 2'/ z HOURS OF MAGIC, MYSTERY AND ILLUSIONS Prices! Nites —50r to $1.30. Milts. Wed. and Sat.: 50c. 75c. fl 90.

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keeps in constant touch with God,” asserted Merle Sidener, teacher of the Christian Men Builders’ Clas3 at the Third Christian Church, Sunday. He spoke on “I Will Not Be a Quitter.” “All that is necessary to be a thoroughbred is to get in contact with God. and once getting this contact. keep it,” declared Sidener. He took ns his example Paul, the biblical character, whom he said was a glorious example of a man who would not be a quitter. PARSONAGE DEDICATED HilLsjde Christ'an Congregation Holds Services. The Rev. Homer Dale, pastor of Hillside • Christian Church, 1731 Ingram St., and .Mrs. Dale, were "at home” today in the new SIO,OOO

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KIEFER - STEWART BUYS Final arrangements were being made today by officials of the Kie-fer-Stewart Company, local druggists’ supply house, for taking over the Dodge interest and part of the Bradley interests in the Walding, Kinnan and Marvin Company, Toledo wholesale drug firm, involving the merger of approximately $2,000,000 capital. The deal, while leaving each company in its corporate form, will bring together two of the largests wholesale drug houses in the central west. G. Barrett Moxley, president of the local firm, becomes k director of the Toledo house, of which George B. Parke is president.

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