Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 281, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1926 — Page 29

MARCH 26,1926

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DEFENDANTS Indictments Returned in Criminal Court by Grand Jury. Fourteen men were named defenants in eight indictments returned in Criminal Court by the county g-rknd jury. Defendants and charges faced are: Gerald Myers, Karl Badgley, Joseph Lu Hay, John Steddenbentz, Cloyd Wishmire, Joe Walsh, Delivin Warren and Maurice Dooeh, vehicle taking. Samuel Jfles, robbery: Clarence Gorman, Raymond Taylor and John Hawkins, burglary; Ollie Wilhoite, assault and battery with intent to kill, and William Broyles, forgeryPLAN BENEFIT REVUE f Seek Fund to Equip Bond at Colored Orphanage. A committee of Negroes is planing a musical revue April 22 at Cadle to raise funds to equip a band at the Colored Orphan's Home. Out of town musicians will participate. Employes of the home have pledged SIOO. Marion County Missionary Union pledged $25. Goal Is SI,OOO according to Mrs. Emma Duvalle, superintendent. Mrs. Vera Gray is campaign chairman. FREDRICK AT PERU Urges Exploitation of State’s Natural Resources. BU United Press PERU, lad., March 26.—Exploitation of the natural resources of the State and Nation were urged in an address here by John Fredrick of Kokomo, Democratic candidate for the long term senatorial nomination. Fredrick urged water transportation. be utilized in an effort to reduce transportation charges. RYAN RAPS FREE JRADE Says Revision of Tariff Would Not Help Farmer. By United Press MONTPELIER, Ind., March 26. Declaring in favor of Government aid for the farmers Oswald Ryan of Anderson last night pressed his campaign for the Republican nomination as short-term Senator here. Ryan declared that revision of |the tariff would not aid the farmer, "but that free trade would wreck the • Nation.

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EYE GREATEST APPEAL Simple Advertisements Are Urged by Club Speaker. E. D. Gibbs of Dayton, Ohio, advertising director of the National Cash Register Company, gave an address on "The Kind of ’Advertising That Gets Across” at the Claypool Thursday. “Make your advertisement simple. Remember that your greatest appeal probably will come through the eye, and don’t tire the eye with a lot of matter. No advertisement is big enough for two major ideas,” he said. Gibbs pointed out the three avenues to the mind are writing, talking and printing. He insisted advertisers should seek to utilize all three avenues. OGDEN AT LEBANON Makes Plea for Political Courses in High Schools. Bn United Press LEBANON, Ind., March 26. James M. Ogden, president of the Indianapolis Bar Association, in an address here, made a plea for political courses in the high schools of the State. He declared that increasing emphasis on all phases of citizenship should be given by the schools.

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The jury also awarded interest at 6 per cent since Jan. 28. Contention of Todd was that Ducas’ death W’as due to his activities as a bootlegger and was not purely accidental. Policy on which the suit was brought was for accidental death. Lucas was killed by a

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