Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 254, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1926 — Page 5

FEB. 23, 1926

GIPPRICH DENIES ‘MOVIE’ REPORT Takes Side of Accused Wife. Leo Gipprlch, husband of Mrs. Ruth Glpprich, accused with Graftdn Clary, 70, of conspiring to murder Gipprlch, is publicly taking up the side of his wife and is highly indignant at the report that she has considered entering the movies, it was learned today. . “Say, I think that’s pretty small—some one trying to pin that statement onto my wife,” he commented. ‘•‘This is all there was to that. A stranger telephoned my wife, suggesting that the movies would offer her opportunities now. The poor little woman hasn’t had much to smile over lately, and that appealed to her as a great joke. She told it, not taking it. seriously or thinking any one else would. A reporter seized upon it —it's ridiculous.. "Say, T thought real people didn't kick a dog when he’s down. Isn’t there something in the law about believing a, person innocent until lie proves himself guilty? I have full faith in my wife’s innocence of this supposed murder pact, and I only ask that other people give her the benefit of the doubt.” COOUDGE LAUDS ! G. WASHINGTON Hails Him Prince of Teachers in N. E. A. Address. Bu-Times Special WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.—As a school boy. George Washington was a bad speller gnd a worse grammarian, but he lived it down and in the end became a prince of teachers, President. Coolidge told the department of superintendence of the National Education Association In convention here, Monday night. The President left all discussion of Washington’s alleged experiments with home-brew to the anti-prohi-bition conference which was at dinner a few squares away, with a menu card on which the first President’s reputed beer recipe was printed in fao simile. Coolidge quoted one authority, Paul Leicester Ford, who said: “The end of Washington’s school days left him a good cipherer, a bad speller and a still worse grammarian; but fortunately the termination of instruction did not by any. means end his education.” Except for this boyhood shortcoming the President found Washington a supreme character. "It'ls doubtful, if anyone outside of certain great religious teachers ever so thoroughly impressed himself on the heart of humanity as has Aleorge Washington,” the President mia. ~ “He Was a soldier, a patriot, a statesman; hut in addition to all these he was a great teacher.” SENATORSTALK AT FT. WAYNE Watson. Robinson Defend World Court Vote. Bu United Frets FT. WAYNE, Ind., Feb. 23. Political friends of Senators Watson and Robinson pushed out today to hold the Tenth, Twelfth and Thirteenth Congressional Districts solid for them in the Republican senatorial primaries. Watson and Robinson, speaking at the tri-district rally Monday night, defended their action in breaking with President Coolidge on the world court and pledged their support to farm relief measures. Supporters of the two Senators openly expressed resentment at the suggestion in some quarters that Governor Jackson be brought into the race as an opponent of Watson, and Oswald Ryan of Anderson as an opponent of Robinson. INDIGESTION FROM ® IRREGULAR EATING Alabama Man, Whose Hours Are Irregular, Says He Presents Indigestion by the Use of Black-Draught. “I drive a car for hire,” says Mr. Ike * Sabel of Gadsden, Ala., “and have to get up and go, early and late. Consequently T can’t have regular hours for eating and sleeping. I occasionally have indigestion and find it necessary to take a laxative. “I had heard of Black-Draught for a long time. The druggist told me Black-Draught would help me. I bought a package and had It made Into tea and take it any time I feel the need of a laxative. It always helps me. “I have much better appetite after r take Black-Draught. I can eat about everything I want and feel full of pep. I can truthfully say I believe BlackDraught is all it is recommended to be and more. I would not be without it for double the price.” Eating at irregular times frequently brings on digestive disorders that may become serious, and it is always best to take your meals as regularly as possible. A great many people, however, like Mr. Sabel, have occupations that prevent their keeping regular habits. Tnder such conditions, many persons say that they have found the consistPent use of Thedford’s Black-Draught, |he well-known vegetable liver medicine. Io be of value to them in offsetting the bad effects of their irregularity. Try Black-Draught. Sold everywhere.

GUNMEN IN U. S. NET, Rourtd-l T p Staged at Chicago; 130 Suspects Grilled. Bv United Press CHICAGO, Feb. 23.—The United States Government today took definite steps to rid Chicago of its alien gunmen—steps which Chicago hopes will reduce Its major crimes. An all-night raid of the Italian districts nettted 130 suspects who were herded into detective headquarters and questioned by six speoially appointed agents* of Secretary of Labor James J. Davis. More than a score of then; are certain to be deported, it was said, after the grilling. EVIDENCE COMPLETED Members of Engineers’ Union Seek to Prevent Ousting. 'Evidence has been completed in the suit brought by Alfred J. Abdon and others against officials of local division No. 546 of the Grtuid International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, which has been lield in Circuit Court before Sppcial Judge Fred C. Cause. }The plaintiffs are seeking to prevent the union from ousting them from the organization. Arguments will be heard in about a week. The ousted members also are seeking *3,500 each as damages.

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WOMEN SCORE POLITICAL MOVE ) Removal of Smoke Inspector Is Protested. Political readjustment of the building department and attempt of politicians to remove H. F- Templeton, city smoke Inspector, are opposed by the smoke abatement committee of the ■Woman's Department Club. Joseph C. Buchanan, State representative and George V. Coffin faction leader, Is said to be slated to succeed Templeton. The selection will lie made by the board of safety following a perfunctory examination today. CIVIC CLUB TO MEET South Sid© Taxpayers’ Association will meet at School No. 61, Shelby and Sanders St., Friday at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Marie Pellett skid regular business will be considered.

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BURNED IN BOOZE BLAST Noblesville Man Threw Bottle Into Stove. Bn Times Special „ NOBLESVILLE, Ind., heb. 23. When Jack Seago threw a bottle into a stove just before his arrest on a liquor charge, some of the contents splashed back on his hand and caught fire, blistering the skin as farup as the shoulder. The burns required the attention of a physician before Seago was taken to jail.

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