Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 263, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1927 — Page 3

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LINCOLN UNION ' SUPPORT ASKED Resolution Cites Emancipator Lived in State. Terming this State the trustee of memories of the mother of Abraham Lincoln, the Indiana Historical Society adopted a resolution urging all citizens to support the Lincoln Memorial Union. Plans of the union are to construct a national shrine at the grave of Nancy Hanks Lincoln in Spencer County. Pointing out that the martyred. President spent most of his boyhood years In Indiana the resolution continues: 0 “It leaves to this State the legacy of fourteen years of associations clustering around the develop--1 ment of one of the greatest historical characters in the history of. the world. “Therefore, be it resolveily that this sooiety does most heartily indorse the movement to properly commemorate these historic associations. We commend to all the citizens of :he State the work of the Indiana Lincoln Union." SHIFT INSURANCE SUIT Removal of a unusual suit to recover insurance was J(ted from the Morgan Coynty Circuit Court to Federal Court Mo'nday Kathryn B. Hohenberger, administratrix for the estate of Henry W. Lewis, who died in January, 1921, seeks to i-ecover

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SIO,OOO insurance issueJaNov. 2, 1910, which Lewis carried She maintains William H. Patton, president of the Old Hickory Chair Company, paid premiums on the policy which Lewis assigned to the company, on Nov. 28. 1916. She also maintains the practice is not covered in corporation insurance regulations. The charter expired “long ago," the petition states, and the company had no insurable interest in Lewis. The policy was paid Jan. 18, 1921, the transcript reads. Six per cent interest is also asked in addition to expenses, amounting to $12,600.

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Legislative Calendar

HOUSE Rills Introduced H. B. 265—Thompson, Changes time of judicial circuit for Bartholomew County. Organization of Courts. H. B. 206—Bender and Mendenhall. Abolishes public service commission. Ju diciary A. . H. B. 20T—Pittengcr, Claycombe. Duncan and Drake. Conveys to Indianapolis from State six and one-half acres of land north of Riley Hospital to be used by city hospital and Indianapolis conveys to State ten acres west of hospital to be used by State for Riley expansion. Affairs ot City

of Indianapolis. H. B. 268—Huffman. Giving attorney of State fire marshall's office concurrent power with’ prosecuting attorney in arson cases. Judiciary A. H. B. 260—Bond. Authorizes spending additional #7OO to deputy* treasurer <u Henry Qounty for collecting ditch assessments. Fees and Salaries. H. B. 270—Bond. Increases annual appropriation lor county historical societies from SI .500 to $2,000 and salaries of directors from SOOO to $1,200. County and Township. H. B. 271—Carlson. Legalizes SII,OOO worth of Huntington County road bonds. Emergency clause. Roads. H. B. 272—Ahlgren. Increases Whiting (Ind.l treasurer's salary from SI,BOO to $6,000 a year. Fees and Salaries. H. B. 273—Thiel. . Includes cities of fourth and fifth classes in right to appeal irom street improvements. Cities and Towns. M H. B. 274—Guernsejl Authorizes transfer of Donaldsdu cave "to State of Indiana from trustees of Indiana University. Ways and Means. H. B. 275—Bosson. Fixing criminal penalties for neglecting to pay lor rented "drive-it-yourself.” autos. Criminal Code. it^.B. 276—Werner and others. Increases salary o£ Marion County judges to SIO,OOO a year by permitting county-to pay $5,800 increase. Affairs. H. B. 277 —Entire Marion County representation. Authorizes city ol' Indianapolis to build a coliseum and provides lor payment therefor. Affairs of the City of Indianapolis. H. B. 278—Byers of lenox. Increases maximum rate of inheritance tax lruin -.’o per cent to 25 tier cent and raises maximum exemption Irom $15,000 to #25,000. Ju. dioiary B. H. B. 270—Wright. Repeals section of the State mining code dealing with qualifications of a miner. Aimed t permit employment of any kind of labor in case ill strike. Mines and Mining. Indefinitely, I’ostponcd K. B. 77—Kellar. Creating Circuit Court in Benton County by separating it irom Warren-Benton circuit. - H. B. 240—Gwin. Abolishing office ol truant officer in Marion County. Bills Passed H. B. s—Bond. Fixes 10 per cent penalty lor stopping payment, on cheek issued .or value received" Ayes, 00: noes. 0. IJ. B. 75 —Weinke. Rrpea's State narcotic bill, because it is claimed it is covered by Fedci.il law. 85-0. H. B. 36—Harrison and Duncan. Authorizes use of photography in keeping legal records. 71-14. > H. B. 01—Werner. Authorizes pensioning of blind not in institutions not in excess ol $660. to bring their earnings UP to #OOO a year. 53-37. H. B. 131—Cline. Abolishes township teacher* institutes and establishes monthly meetings witu county superintendent. 86-2. H. B. 175—Smith ot Tippecanoe. Authorizes sale of a piece of property no longer in use by the State. 86-1. v

SENATE NEW BILLS ♦ 8. B. 203—Dickerman. Raises eaftries of Indianapolis lepal staff. City, of Indianapolis. S. B. 204—T0 -cxtcnrt city sewers five miles hcyoml city limits. City of Indianapolis. S. B. ”05 —Draper. Permits county to spend SIO,OOO lor fireproof record vaults. Cities and Towns. S. B. 206—Garrolt. Permits township trustees to corral animals at lanre. Road.-. S. B. 207—Harrison. Allows board of works to issue certificates to pay sewer iwntraotors. City of Indianapolis. S. B. 208—Harrison. Senate approval for public service commissioners, those, in office to serve term out. appointments to be made by Governor and appeals to Circuit and Superior Courts provided. Judiciary B. y S. B. 209—Hodsres. Steele, Bradfoni. Provides a supei -highway from Illinois line Hiiomrh Gary. Hammond. Michigan City a(i South Bend to Michigau line. Roads. 8. B. 2lff—City clerk to take court fees to treasurer, rather than judge. Cities and Towns. S. B. 211—Johnson. Six per cent interest on delinquent taxes. Judiciary A. S. B. 212—Lindley. Combines the thirteen State benevolent institutions under one governing board. Judiciary A. S. B. 213—Nejdl. Permits library boards to purchase and condemn property. Libraries. , S. B. 214—Repeals Dip seventy-flve-twenty-fivci plan ol resurfacing payment, in Indianapolis and to the old plan of complete paymenWfcy property owners. City ot Indianapolis. S. B. 215—Puts light tlclivpry trucks in passenger ear license list. Judiciary B. S. B. 216—Permits sabbitieal year for public school teachers at hall pay alter seven years’ service. Education. * S. B. 217—Pensions lor State employes, of benevo.cnt institutions. Benevolent Institutions. Rillg Passed , S. B. 106—Hill. Raises Fayette County "bond Issue. Ayes, 46; noes. (I.

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S. B. J 20—Lindley. Puts mutual insurance companies on same basis as others. 42-0. Bills Killed S. B. 70—Leonard. Compulsory Bible reading in public schools. 21-26.

Hoosier Briefs

Smothered steaks are on the menu of 7,. W. Trues, fanner living: near Plymouth. A straw slack fell on five cows. They were dead from suffocation when dug out. Unable to find a job, Frank Novak, 21, of Hammond stole a truck so he could be sent back to the Indiana State Farm. # Terre Haute firemen, instead of finding flames, found a young flood at the Hulman wholesale house. A workman brushed one of the automatic sprinklers. The system is so arranged when the eiftiuit is broken an alarm is sounded at fire headquartets. Maurice Nine, 19 r of Warsaw tried to burn old butternuts and walnuts in a £fove. They exploded. The lad was seriously burned about the face. AdU signs of spring. Frank Brice,living north of Bhifl'ton. reports a large flock of geese flying north. ,- ■ - More than 6,000 Logansport citizens have signed a petition asking the abolishment of the public service commission. Groundhogs oft the farm of Asa I.erkrono, near Winona Lake, didn’t know it was getting up time last week. Badgers surprised them in their sleep. Lerkrone found their mutilated bodies.

Forrest Blocker, Bluffton farmer, has announced that someone else will have -to haul a certain bull to market if it is to be sold. While being hauled to town the bull Reaped from the rear of the truck opto the driver's cab, whore Blocker was sitting. The top of the cab crushed in and the bull fell to the ground. Blocker, who was driving, escaped injury. He*drove the bull back home on foot. ■/- Miss Grace Smith, new county clerk at Hammond, is helping out Cupid. She has beautified her office, decorating it in tan paper, and has furnished it with wicker furniture with cushions. Jesse E. Cotton and Chelcie Irvine were the first to

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’Apple Sauce’’ brought him Fameis earnest when praising PE-RU-NA

"D ILL Y HALLEN, known in big time vaudeville from coast to coast for his amusing wise cracks and “apple sauce,” was not “kidding” when he wrotaithe following in December, 1926: “Last Spring I had a severe attack of the Flu and after I had recovered sufficiently to resume my vaudeville engagements an irritation developed in my throat which greatly handicapped me in my work and it became difficult for me to sing as my throat would fill up and I was continually clearing it, which was very annoying. I tried all kinds of cough drops and syrups but never got any relief. Finally, through the advice of a friend, I started taking Pe-ru-na. The very first bottle removed all my trouble. My voice is always dear and I mean to keep it that way by always keeping a bottle of Pe-ru-na handy. It has done much for me and I shall always be a booster for it.’’

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BANK BCSBERS FOILED CLARION, Pa., Feb. B.—lnformed that tho Clarioif County National Bank at Knox, Pa., was to be held up, State police Monday captured two robbers after they had taken SB,OOO from the bank. The men captured were S. C. Earel, Warren, Ohio, and George Gul, Youngstown, Ohio. The troopers said the name of George Gul was probably fictitious, v but that Earel was known to them. SCROLL FALLS: MAN DIES NEW HAVEN. Conn., Feb. One man was killed and another seriously injured Monday when a large section of the granite scroll on top of the postoffice fell to the sidewalk. The dead man was James P. Gallivan, about 60, an official of the Knights of Columbus.

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BILLY HALLEN Well-known Vaudeville Artist