Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 248, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1927 — Page 7

JAN. 21, 1927

MOORE PREDICTS ► MAKE-UP Coffin Halted Plan for Time, Says Councilman. • Xo doubt there was a big thak* up brewing yesterday at 'the city hall,” Boynton J. Moore, city councilman. said today. According to rumors Thursday, a councilman was to resign and be Appointed purchasing agent in the place of John J. Collins. The mayor, after a conference with George V. Coffin, Republican political boss, stated that "Collins was his best man and was the last man in the city administration that he would fire.” "Coffin stopped everything jester day,” Moore said. "Buts think that ihe original program will be carried out after the wave of 1 publicity has died down.” Colds Ended overnight \uu can stop a cold in 24 hours, ■ heck the fever, open the bowels, then lone the entire system. You can do f these things with a single help, in the best way science knows. That way Is HILL’S. It is so efficient, so quick and complete that we paid $1,000,000 for it. It has proved ita results to so many that millions now employ It. You will’find nothing else to compare with HILL'S. Go get it now and see. Be Sure Price 30c CASCARA Jt QUININE Get Red Box with portrait

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“Death or fife imprisonment—you may r have your choice,” said Judge Charles Swindall of Cherokee, Okla., lo C. K. Marble, 69, pictured above. And Marble chose death! "I am old, growing blind, and have nothing to live for,” he commented. He will be electrocuted in March. March was convicted of murdering a 13-year-old boy. He said Ihe boy “feared” him and killed his dog and eat.

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rprn OSTAL regulations forbid | | P mention in newspapers of I * I any game of chance, such as ; the sale of tickets for drawings, j Members of a woman’s lodge at Wa- j | basli got around it by advertising a I I quilt “to be rifled off.” ‘‘Who threw that bucket,” not “who kicked the bucket,” is the question at Connersvillc. Walter Eversman of Richmond was struck i in the face by one while leaving the j home of Otis Wysong. A "Tom the Peeper” is suspected. Ninety-three employes of the'Mun cie Products, a General Motors di- j vision, will receive approximately $90,000 in cash and motors stock in j the distribution of the principal and Interest on investments in the Gen- | eral Motors savings and investment | fund. “Hoot, mon," said Harry T-au- j der, famous singer, at Kokomo, | and he meant it. He met George Cameron, who sang with him in a choir in Scotlund years ago. Receiving a call that his own ! home was on fire was the expert- f ence of Harry K. Npvell, Marion j fireman. Loss was estimated at I S3OO. Lloyd Rovell. fanner near Peru, made a lucky catch when ho shot a fox. It was a silver fox and its hide is valued at SBOO. Roads are so snow-bound around Sclreleville that drivers are taking j children to school by bobsleds in | stead of hacks. -/ . ! Thomas O’Day. 93.,sairl to have taken part In "the charge of the light brigade,” immortalized by Tennyson, is dead at Vevay. Eugene Parker, former Kokomo high school athlete, will be one of i America’s foremost actors in a few ! years, according to a prediction j made by a theater director at Holly- J wood, Cal., where Parker is living) now. Parker is now leading man ! j there. Because it. is small town * stuff, j Mayor Handley of Richmond has ] iis’<d that in the future the curfew ; shall not ring. Worried because a Muneie man has sued die city for killing his i dog. Anderson authorities are treating canines tenderly. Dogs are held for tbe'r owners to identify in a warm building There's no more “justice” In the | Circuit Court room at Wabash. The 1 picture of the j-oung woman with ; scales was painted over when the i I room v.o.s recently redecorated.

4 LEGION POSTS CITED BY SAVAGE To Make Award for Work in Community. Four Indiana American Legion posts have been awarded citations for distinguished community service by National Commander Howard P. Savage. Department Adjutant J. 11. Klinger announced today. The post honored were: Byron W. Thornburg Post No. 10. Marion; Princeton Post No. 25, Princeton; Johnson-Curd Post No. 256, Oakland City; Fred Schmidt Post No. 20, Crown Point. Department Commander Paul V. McNutt has announced a trophy cup will be presented to the Indiana post doing the “most outstanding community service to its home community” during the present year.

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Christmas Savings’ Club Time Is Not Yet Over If you forgot to open that new account, or neglected it—- \ You may do so here until February first. Make a note of it now—don’t be without money next Christmas.

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The cup will be presented at the South Bend convention July 25-26. Community service has been made tho outstanding objective of the Indiana Legion this year, In accordance with action taken at the national convention at Philadelphia last fall. SHIPS CRASH, EiEACHED Steamer and Tanker Collide—None Aboard Injured. Bu United Prras NEW ORLEANS; La., Jan. 21. The Southern Pacific steamship Creole, 10,600 tons, inbound from New York and tho tanker Punarka, 4,000 tons, collided in the Mississippi River, seventy-five miles south of New Orleans late last night, and both were beached. No one on either vessel was injured. A wireless message from Capt. B. F. Jacobs of the Creole said his vessel was only slightly damaged and would make its own way into port as soon as the heavy fog lifted. The tanker with a crew of twentysix, had its bow smashed in fifteen feet and was last reported taking writer, with anchors jammed.

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