Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 152, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1925 — Page 5

'MONDAY, OCT. 26,1925

COFFIN GROUP EXPECTED TO GAIN VICTORY .City Council to Designate " Inspectors and Voting Places. Victory for tlic Coffin forces of Ihe Republican party is expected at a special meeting of city council tonight, -when -2D election inspectors and places for voting will be designated by that body. The defection of Councilman John K. King from the majority to the minority faction, with his announcement that he will support the Coffin program has blocked I tie move of lien 11. Thompson, president, to establish greater power for council in the coming election. Thompson planned to allow each major party gqual representation among the inspectors, but King has refused to join Thompson, William K. Clauer, Otto Ray and Heydon W. Buchanan in the maneuver. About the same time King announced his decision, he was reappointed to the prohibition enforcement squad and u was rumored ho was slated for nomination for (.'enter township assessor. Clauer has submitted a list of inspectors in hopes the Democrats will have an opportunity to achieve their recommendations. Keep your body CLEAN INSIDE For headache, constipation, indigestion, biliousness, bad breath, laziness and that worn out feeling, take two Chamberlain’s Tablets Prompt and pleasant, not habit forming, they keep men, women and children full of pep, health and happiness—because they keep them clean inside. Only 25 cents. Sold everywhere

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Marble Champ Given Trophy

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A bronze trophy has been presented Kennard Ong, 2361 Park ave., winner of the Indianapolis Times city marble tournament, by business men of Atlantic City, N. J. Ong who won the city champion-

SEA DOGS TO BROADCAST Maritime History Will Feature Navy Ilay Radio Program. A talk on naval history and sea songs will be broadcast over the radio from station WFBM on Navy Day, Tuesday, Oct. 27. it was announced today by Lieut. Com. Roy Pfaff, in charge of the Indianapolis fleet division of the third Naval Reserve District. On that day also, an officers wardroom mess will be served to Navy and Naval Reserve officers at the Hotel Lincoln. Felix McWhlrter, recently commissioned lieutenant commander in tlio naval reserve force and now

Kennard Ong

ship two consecutive years, represented Indianapolis at the national tourney last June at Atlantic City. The picture show's Ong holding the bronze statue of a marble player. His name is engraved on the base.

ranking naval reserve officer In Indiana will also attend the dinner. ARREST IN BABY CASE Bn Times Special EVANSVILLE. Ind„ Oct. 26. Hiram Boyd, 60, was held today while police investigated the parentage of a three-day-old infant, found in a sack in asserer.w r er. The child will live. Boyd was arrested when he reported he heard the child crying. CuticuraSoap Pure and Wholesome Keeps The Skin Gear Soap, Oiatmont, Talcum wM ererywhere.

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Garters Lure Pastor From Pulpit Snapping Sophronia’s Costs ‘ldeal Preacher’ His Job.

/11l Times Special r-pTI T. JOHN, N. 8.. Oct. 26 I V I Jazz garters have lured the 1 | Rev. G. F. Bolster both from grace and his pulpit at the Main St. Baptist. Church. It was dark, says Miss Sophronia Bower, when a man entered as she watched a movie and occupied the next seat. Apparently it was not too dark to find Sophronia’s garter, for very shortly she felt a tugging at it. The freshie w r as stretching the garter and letting it fly back “kersnap” at Sophronia’s silk-stockinged leg. Sophronia says she tried to remove her leg from the scene of hostilities and when this failed, hit him in the face. But the snapping continued and Miss Bower ran to the street to ask a policeman to arrest the gent. The policeman complied and w’ho should it turn out to be but the Rev. Mr. Bolster, known all over town as an “ideal pastor.” There were strenuous efforts toward secrecy when it became known who had i been snapping Sophie's garter and the Rev. Mr. Bolster was given a secret hearing, after which he was released from

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custody, although Sophronia demanded that he be sent to jail. The church board of trustees then asked for the pastor's resignation. MUSIC SEASON TO OPEN f Program for Matinee Friday Is Announced. The opening program of the sea- j son of the Indianapolis Matinee Musical will be held Friday at 3 p. m at the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois Sts. The program will consist of: "lirualada" Zuf-ra “Cordoba** Albeniz “Tanfro in D” Albeniz, "Scguidilla'' Albeniz Mrs. Herman C. Wolff. "Snppisobe Ode' Brahms “Bitterness of Love" Dunn “Exaltation" Pierce Miss Hlitli Beals. Accompanied by Mrs. S. K. Rirek. •‘Trio in Kb"—Op. 100 Franz-Schubert Allegro. Andante Scherzo. Presto. Mrs. Carolyn Turner. Mrs. Alma Lentz, and Mrs. Arthur Rettlk. “Requiem" Sidney Homer “Psyche” Palsdilho "When Celia Sines” Moir Mt-r. Everett Johnson. Aeeompanii and bv Mrs. Ballard Lone. “Oh I Wisdom' Tortius Nobie "I Will Lav Me Down in Peace” Tcrtius Nohle Miss Florence Kvnuainl. Miss Ruth Beals. Janies Hatton. Glenn Friermood. ‘ABE’ FREES ACCUSED * Veteran Lawyer on Bench First Time in 44 Years. Hu Vnilcd Press LOGANSPORT, Ind., Oct. 26. Sitting as special judge in a court for the first time in his forty-four years of practice at the Cass County bar, Albert Gall Jenkins discharged the defendant in a liquor case despite a plea of guilty which had been entered. Jenkins held that the affidavit was faulty, a fact not discovered by the attorney for Grover B. Goodale, 45, Jenkins, who friends say is a living image of Abraham Lincoln, is widely known In northern Indiana as a criminal lawyer.

GERMAN REDS WIN AT POLLS Hindenburg Refuses to Let Ministers Quit. Hu I'nitfd Press BERLIN, Oct. 26.—President Von Hindenburg today refused to accept the resignations of two of three Nationalist cabinet members who resigned Sunday. He urged them to stay as “expert ministers” without distinct party lines. The resignations were a result of Nationalist opposition to ratification of the Locarno security pact. If Hlndenburg's refusal is successful in retaining the ministers and they submit to his policies the pact will be ratified. In city elections Sunday, Berlin voted red. amid violence, tumult, and battle. Sticks and stones drove crowds of voters from the polls as a Communist city council was elected. SUFFERS FROM POISON Mrs. Elsie Cochran 20 of 319 S. Noble St., is in city hospital today suffering from the effects of poison self-administered Saturday with suicidal intent, according to officers. Stanley Cochranfi, her husband, said his wife became angry when he allowed his brother to drive their auto. Colds _ of head or chest are more tuDj treated externally with— WICKS ▼ Varoßub Qomr IT Million Jar a Ummd Yearly

ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED Wheeler City Mission Continues With Group Conferences The thirty-second anniversny ob- j servanee of the Wheeler City ltes- | cue Mission, 241 N. Delaware St., ; was observed today with greetings receiver and group conferences held. The evlimax of the anniversary was J reached Sunday afternoon in the First Baptist Church when John Callahan, chaplain of Tombs prison. New York, spoke The l iev, H. K Eberhardt, superintendent, presided. Many contributions for the mission were received. FOUR TO GET DEGREES Indian|>olis Students Among Fall Class at Indiana. Bil Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Oct. 26Four Indianapolis students in tho fall class of ninety-three graduates, received A. B. degrees at the trustee meeting of the Indiana University today. They were. Samuel H. Baron, Alberta Louisa Grimm, Edward M. Karrman and Forman D. McCurdy.

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