Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 288, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1926 — Page 12

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lAY PARDON PLEA SUPPORTED Special Prosecutor Urges Freedom in Letter. Friends of former Governor Warren T. McCray were encouraged today in attempts to secure his parole from Atlanta Federal Penitentiary by the stand taken by Eph Inman, who aided in the Criminal Court trial of McCray previous to his conviction for using the mails to defraud in Federal Court. In a letter to President Coolidge, Inman urged a pardon on the grounds that “McCray’s punishment already Is more than ample.” Inman represented to the President that this was the general feeling of Hoosiers. Inman was appointed special assistant prosecutor by Criminal Court in McCray’s trial of the charge of embezzling $155,000 of State board of agriculture funds. The jury disagreed. SEWER BIDS DIFFER Works Doard Refers Matter to City Engineer. Two bids on the $31,000 Ransdell St. sewer, extending from Southern Ave. to pleasant Run Blvd., referred to the city engineer by the board of works today, were three cents a linear foot apart on the offers to build the sewer. J. H. King & Cos. proposed to undertake the project for $5.81 a linear foot and the Columbia Construction Company for $5.84 a foot. The board next week will receive bids on the Raymond St. sewer extending from State to Keystone Aves., a $91,000 project.

Hoosier Briefs Not having heavy winter clothing handy, the Anderson Superior Court was forced to adjourn when the heating plant refused to function. This is the first time in history that the court has had to adjourn in the spring, because of the lack of heat. A "weighty problem was settled in Tipton when the F. B. Hunter Coal Company installed anew scale. Page James Wells, present address unknown. There is a check for $9,500 waiting for him at the Wabash National Bank. In razing a house at Bloomington, Frank Foddrill found a poster advertising the Indiana State Fair of 1875. The poster showed the one building located at Woodruff Place.

Fear of the law must have crept into the heart of the “meanist man in the world,” says the postmaster of Pendleton. A white collie dog j was thrown from a passing auto- ; mobile by an owner, who did not care to pay taxes on the animal, j The dog crept under the porch of the postoffice and gave birth to a litter of pups. Homes have been found for all of the dogs by the postmaster. Ballard, farmer living near dislocated his shoulder for time while pitching hay of El wood has deyMMH is tougher than tin. 3Ect£mi< Pord info the side üßigß'nmu railroad engine it off the track. BSJgaHjPlff n i>ar k baseball club for the season and -BHpactioe ”as soon as jSjfiWsipttbtfi- ’ They hope to before the summer is SfTRIALJS SOUGHT Hments in Furnace Murder Case Sp Set. ■T United Press W SIOUX CITY, lowa, April 3.—Arrguments on the motion for anew trial for George Solomon, convicted of the alleged “furnace murder” of his wife, will be heard April 12. Solomon was convicted on a second degree murder charge by a jury which deliberated ten hours. BUS FARE INCREASED In an order oromulgated today by the public service commission, the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company was authorized to increase its motor bus fare from two to three cents a mile. The new schedule will prevail on passage between Indianapolis and Shelbyville.

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Puzzle a Day Mrs. Daley was selling all her golden bantam eggs to hatcheries. She was getting high prices for them and rarely saved any for her family to eat. Two days before Easter she discovered there were no eggs or dyes in the house for the usual batch of Easter eggs. In great exfitment, she sent this note to her sister: “Pie asesa vet wel ved yede aste reg gsf orm yeh ildr eniha ves ol dallrni ne.” Although the note contained all the necessary letters, she jumbled the words in such a peculiar fashion that her sister could not read it. Can you do it for her ? East puzzle answer: ' -p LAST JUMPS CAPTAIN’S -J / . P==? ___ SERGEANTS * %Y. POLICEMANS ♦ 1 GROUND FLOOR —*L—T T.iJ The jail stairs is made up of nineteen steps. The puzzle told you the captain went five steps at a time and the diagram showed that he reduced this pace to four steps for the last few steps. In the same way you discover that the sergeant went four steps at a time, and finished wtih only three steps, and the policeman went three steps and finished with one step. If you start with the smallest mutiples of 5 minus 1 that is (4, 9, 14 etc.) and see which one fulfills the conditions of the puzzle you will very quickly discover the answer. Other answers are possible but are too large to be applied to s:eps. 19 divided by 6 equal 3 4-5; 19 divided by 4 equals 4%; 19 divided by 3 equals 6 1-3.)

THREE HURT IN CRASH Auto Strikes Truck Parked Along Road Without Tail light. Robert Byers, 36, Columbus, Ohio; Miss E. M. Roach, Cleveland, Ohio, and Hugh Butler, Columbus, Ohio, are in Methodist Hospital today suffering from injuries received late Friday when auto in which they were riding crashed into a truck parked along the roadside without a tail light. Hospital attaches said they were told the accident occurred on the National Rd., east of vhe city. NEW CIVIC ASSOCIATION Organization of Westhaven Group to Be Completed Tuesday Night. Organization the Westhaven Civic Association will be completed and officers elected at a meeting Tuesday night in the Wilbur Cox Bldg., 3000 Speedway Rd., it was announced today following a preliminary meeting Friday night. O. W. Cox, Butler-Fairview Civic Association president, outlined organization procedure at the preliminary meeting. The association will work for Westhaven street improvement and general civic betterment.

ARCHITECT EMPLOYED State Plans $50,000 Hotel at Lake James. Richard E. Bishop, Indianapolis architect, has been employed by the State conservation commission to draw plans for anew $50,000 hotel at Lake James State Park, on which work will begin next year. The new park site was given to the State by Steuben County. Work will begin at once on anew improved roadway from State Rd. 46 to the hotel site. Embarrassing eruption on face disappear* when Resinol is used “For some time I had been troubled with an eruption on my face which nothing I tried seemed to relieve. I had read about Resinol and decided to give it a trial. For a week* I bathedmy face every night with •warm water and Resinol At the . end of that time the eruption had entirely disappeared. I cannot praise the Reinol_ products too highly.” (Signed) Lillian Hull. Hadlay, Mass., May 28.—Advertisement.

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HOME BUILDING IS TREND NOW Survey Shows Fewer Apartments. BH United Press CHICAGO, April 3. —Building operations in the Nation's large cities indicate a drift from apartment buildings to moderate priced homes in the suburbs, according to a survey made public by the Indiana Limestone Quarrymens’ Association. The survey, which was conducted on a Nation-wide scale, also revealed the fact that building in the United States during the first three months of 1926 totaled $1,500,000,000 as compared with $1,240,000,0(10 for the same period last year. New York City leads the Nation’s cities in building. The other cities follow in the order named : Chicago, Detroit, Philadelnhia, Los Angeles. Atlanta, San Francisco, St. Louis, Boston, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Seattle, New Orleans, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Dallas, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Minneapolis and Buffalo. TO TELL OF SHOOTING Woman Kills Negro Found Looting Her Chicken Coop. Mrs. Laura Hall, Negro, 334 N. Missouri St., was to appear at Coroner Paul F. Robinson's office today to give her version of a shooting late Friday in which police say she fatally wounded Ben Williams, Negro, when she discovered him looting her chicken coop. According to Lieut. Leonard Forsythe and squad, Mrs. Hall, noticing a light in the chicken coop, secured a revolver and went out in time to see a man crawling away. She fired one shut, and three more as he fled. Williams died at city hoshiptal. Police said he recently served a sentence for chicken stealing. FIRST RADIO SLANDER Announcer Fined $25 for Broadcasting Slam at State’s Attorney. Bv United Press CHICAGO, Annl 3. —Judge Genthel today cited the need for legislation to cover “radio slander.” He fined Philip Friedlander, radio announcer, $25 on a disorderly conduct charge. FTiedlander broadcast that State’s Attorney Robert E. Crowe and “his pal Charlie Barrett” were entering the Moulin Rouge case one evening. Crowe at home listened in and heard it. He had Friedlander arrested. RAILWAY HEARING HERE Hearing on the Central Indiana (Midland) Ralilway’s petition to sus. pend operations will be held here May 3 before an Interstate Commerce Commission representative, according to commission announcement made today in Washington. R. G. Coapstick, Indiana State Chamber of Commerce traffic department manager, said 100 shippers from a dozen towns served by the road will testify against the abandonment.

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