Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 145, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1926 — Page 3

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REMYMAYAIOIN INVESMION OF CITY POLICEMEN / ' f \ Says He’ll See Ward and Offer Cooperation in U. S. Probe. Prosecutor William H. Remy may take part in the investigation Os the Indianapolis police force ordered by Federal Judge Robert C. Balteell, Wednesday, he indicated today. Remy, ‘Who last spring during the primary campaign charged that the police department is controlled by politicians in a public address, said he wouljcl confer with United States Attorney Albert Ward in regard to the latest investigation. The investigation was ordered by Baltzell when John Cox, 730% Ft. Wayne Ave., said that six policemen often came to his place to drinkhome brew beer, which he gave them for "protection.” To See Ward “I shall get in touch with Ward as soon as possible,". Remy said “and offer to cooperate, taking it for granted that Ward will do his duty. I knew such things as this were going on and said so repeatedly.” Ward, however, when asked what do on the Investigation to said: “Nothing at all. I am on other'matters.” Later he said that the investlga tion would be • conducted in the regular manner and probably sub minted to the Federal grand jury, if the facts warrant it. He indicated there will be no special session of the grand jury to probe'the matter. It was learned that Police Chief “Claude F. Johnson has teen conducting rt probe of the Cox story since it was before the Federal grand jury last week. Policemen named by Cox denied drinking in the place and taking women there. Johnson said that If investigation reveals facts that prove the men ■were implicated in violation of the law, he would see that they were reMANY HEALTH TROUBLES END FOR THIS LADY Konjola Produced Amazing Change Over Entire System, She Say3. The effect of this celebrated nev Konjola medicine up r n the si orach, liver, kidneys and bowels producing feu ’h sr ?. relief " inany care c* "■1 \n for <r '' throifghou* In’.l'.n r 1 js and lty that It is decla to be t' * '■wat remarkablo remedy- known in MRS. J. C. MOORE recent years. The Konjola Man. who is introducing Konjola at Hook's drug store, Pennsylvania end Market Streets, Indianapolis, besieged by so many ca.lers through out each day that it is necessary to keep hundreds of bottles of this new compound wrapped ahead of time to supply the demand. At the same time, many grateful, sincere reports are received daily from former sufferers themselves right here In Indianapolis, who strongly indorse this Konjola to the public after It hap restored them to anew state of 'health. Only a few days ego, Mrs. T. C. Moore, popular local lady, living at 529 Woodlawn Avenue, Indianapolis, made the follow- • statement about Konjola^ I suffered many health troubles," stated Mrs. Moore. "My stomach had been In a sick, unhealthy condition for tl long time. I couldn't eat a thing that agreed with me—suffered hours after each meal, hd terrible attacks of indigestion and a heavy bloated, painful feeling frdm the pit of my stomach clear up to my throat. My I liver <vas disordered, which brought on dreadful blliousvattacks, sick headaches and awful dizzy spells. Nearly every morning I had a very bitter taste lt my mouth, tongue was coated and I was always a victim of a very bad case of constipation. I neter could find * the' right medicine kept going down In health until I lost 18'pounds. ' "When I got Konjola this medicine produced an amazing change over my entire system before the first bottle was gone. I have taken 6 bottles and I frankly admit that every ona-of my former health troubles are ended. I can eat a meal without the least misery afterward, and I believe my digestion Is perfect. All the bloating, gas, heartburn and pains are relieved. I don't have the sick headaches or bilious, dizzy spells like I had before, and I can honestly say that Konjola really conquered my liver trouble and the constipation from which I suffered many years. "Your, wonderful Konjola has delivered ihe from my awful health troubles, and I am glad to Indorse It." The Konjola Man Is at Hook's drug store, Pennsylvania and Market Streets, Indianapolis, where hs meeting the local public introducing and explaining the merits of this remedy. Konjola Is also for sale by fevery Hook drug store in and by other druggists in the nearby town*. —Advertisement.

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Lieut. William Cuit s n, United States Navy, who escaped with Capt. Rene Fonck when the latter’s transAtlantic flight plane crashed at the take-off on Long Island, has expressed his willingness to take part in another New York-to-Paris attempt with Fonck. , H 1 ! _ moved and also would aid in their prosecution. James (Red) Collins, ore of the policemen named by Cox, has resigned since Cox made;his charges. Turn Over Evidence Last spring Remy turned over to Ward a number of affidavits he had gathered In an investigation of police. Shortly after this Chief Johnson unearthed evidence which resulted in Remy’s special investigator, W. J. Keepey. being charged with contempt of Federal Court and bribery Remy said he had not talked with Ward about what use has been made of the evidence he turned over to Ward last spring.

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JIM FORESEES urmrn Says Indiana Organization Is ‘Perfect.’ Bu United Pert* CHICAGO, Sept. 23.—Senator James Watson of Indiana, after a conference with Senator L. <B. Phipps of Colorado, chairman of the Republican national congressional committee, declared today that a sweeping Republican victory ip in prospect in Indiana at the November election. “Our organization is perfect and we have only to feMr aoathy among the voters, due to the era of prosperity in Indiana.” Watson said. Republican candidates in the State will win on the issue of tariff, which is the only issue involved In the election, he said. REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT Head of Congressional Conunittee Goes to New York. Bu United Pee CHICAGO. Sept. 23.—The Republican national Congressional committee is confident of a sweeping victory throughout the United States at the November elections and little financial outlay will be made in campaigns, Senator L. C. Phipps of Colorado said today. Phipps, chairman of the committee, left today for New York to confer with eastern Republican leaders. Following the New York conference, he will make a tour of the country, assisting in organization work. "The campaign program will be carried through on a basis of strictest economy,” he said. THAT’S A NICE BIRDIE! bu Time* Special LONDON, Sept. 123.—A bird caused a golfer at Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, to lose a game recently. The man drove his fall to the green where it was seized by a crow. The bird carried the ball 150 yards. 1

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MR. FIXIT * Bumpy Car Tracks Cause Sleep Loss,

Let Fixit present your e*e to city officials. He is The Times representative at the city hall. Write him at The Times. . , As the street cars bump over sunken rails In the 200 block on Massachusetts Ave., sleep flees from resiof that section, a correspondent advised Mr. Fixit today. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Can you prevail on the Street car company to repair a place in their tracks in front of 217 and,224 Massachusetts Ave.? Noise caused by the cars is nearly unbearable and at night the clatter of the car striking the rails In this sunken places makfes sleep impossible. RESTLESS SLEEPER. ** Mr. Lynch of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company will order repairs to that stretch of track. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Will you

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planning to drive to Muncie for the Sunday services. WANT BUS ON BRIDGE V Anticipating of a bridge over the Ohio River at Evansville, within the next two years, Robert E. Johnston and J. W. Leisure, Evansville, petitioned the public service commission today for a certificate of convenience and

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I necessity for a bus line over the bridge. According to attaches commission, U is the first tirr.e such a petition ever has been filed. USES 1909 MODEL Bu Timm Special COTTONWOOD FALLS, Kan., Sept. 23. —William Brown has the oldest automobile in the county, according to court records. Hfs Fori roadster is a 1909 model with the motor number 19013.