Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 277, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1927 — Page 16

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RAILROADER DIES IN FALL FROM CAR Man Killed by Automobile —Driver Is Released. A Big Four switchman was instantly killed while working in the east end of the yards and another man was fatally injurfed when hit by an automobile Wednesday night. Arthur Bechner, 48, of 21 S. Seventeenth St., Beech Grove, was found dead across the south rail of No. 4 track by railroad' police. It is believed that he fell from the end of a car and was crushed. Phillipu Gross, 60, of 3314 E. Pratt St., died at the city hospital several hours after he had been hit at the corner of Meridian and Washington Sts., by an automobile driven by E. J. Boswell, 1630 S. Delaware St. Zoswell was released on his own recognizance 4 by Coroner Paul F. Robinson. THREE-DAY CONFERENCE Presbyterian Synod Committee Opens Meet Tuesday. The committee on Christian education of the Presbyterian synod of Indiana will open a three-day conference Tuesday at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Both men and women will attend. The Rev. Robert Worth Frank, professor of religious education at the McCormick Seminary, Chicago, will address the opening session Tuesday afternoon. Sectional dinners Will be held at 6 o’clock Wednesday evening. Judge Frank J. Lahr, of the Mariorn County juvenile court, will address the closing session Thursday morning, on “The Church and Juvenile Delinquency.” • HEN KIDNAPS PUPS KINGSTON, N. C., Feb. 24.—A white Wyandotte hen on a farm near here is mothering seven rat-terrier puppies and making a good job of it. The mother dog made a home close by the hen’s nest. The hen fought her and finally chased her away, then started mothering the pups. They <follow her about all day and are said to be astonishingly developed for their age. Rheumatism is a Weather Prophet Kora Prevalent Than for Many Years— Sudden Changes of Temperature an Immediate Cause. When rheumatism fa:-tcns on an individual, he generally knows what the trouble is. The inflammation, soreness, pain, swelling joints and backache, with loss of appetite, plainly indicate rheumatism. rhyslcians differ as to the disease, but all agree that rheumatism is j caused by poison in the system. Cold and moisture, with sudden change cf temperature, cause aggravated at. acts and intense suffering. The first twinge of palp or stiffness of muscles demands quick action'. Don’t suffer a minute: get from any druggist a bottle of Kheu’ma. It’s a great prescription which must give you quick relief from rheumatic suffering or it will cost you nothing. Rheuina will help to bring swollen joints down to normal, reduce the pain without the least injury to the heart. Two weeks’ treatment is Inexpensive and your money will be returned if you do not get the joyful relief anticipated.—Advertisement.

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Senate pills Introduced S. B. 305—-Cooper. Requiring township advisory board approval ot city levies upon suburban properties. Judiciary A. S. B. 300—John. Providing ways and means for dissolution of consolidated schools. Judiciary A. Bills Passed S. B. 254—Doogs. Legalizes 1921 Spencer County appropriation of 5132 to H. T. Quinn. Ayes 42, noes 1. S. B. 279—Garrott. To legalize Battleground town officei-3 election since inspectors failed to file report with Circuit Court. 44-0. S. B. (!o—Koenig. Permits employers to sue third parties in industrial accidents. 34-13. S. B. 188—Holmes, Hewitt, Shake. Eugenic bill, providing for sterlization of institutionalzed unfit, wtli due process of law. 35.10. S. B. 179—Steele. Boosts Starke County prosecutor's salary from SSOO to $2,500. 30-10. S. B. 230 —Cravens. Permts Madison County to organize holding company for school construction. 45-0. S. B. 133—Shake, Holmes. Exempts Jasoniille water works from taxation. 40S. B. 22P—Moorhead. Appropriates S2OO for markers for grava of Civil War Governor O iver P. Morton and Mrs. Morton at Crown Hill cemetery. 43-0. S. B. 228—Harlan. Permits Wayne Township to support Reed Hospital at Richmond. 44-0. S. B. 255—Koenig. Makes minimum traffic law violation fine sl. rather than $25. Retains SSOO limit. 43-0. S. B. 285 —Shake. Permits Vincennes and Knox County fach to appropriate SIOO,OOO for Clark Memorial commission's use. 41-0. S. E. 274—Doogs. Perkins. Requires county recorders be paid monthly. 40.0. S. B. 215—Quillin. Exempts one-ton trucks from city license. 45-0. S. B. 75—Shake. Permits drainage districts to levy without court action. 44-1. S. B. 135—Bradford. Makes iawfui information exchange between State and Federal banking departments. 44-2. S. B. 83—Harrison. Permits SI,OOO tax exemption for war veterans. 41-0. S. B. 267—Hodges. Permits church eor. porations to reduce number ot trustees. 41S. B. 154—Holmes. Permits cities to organize junior colleges. 35-13. S. B. 238-—Goitsehalk. Legalizes title to Adams County land sold by county board twenty years ago. 43-0. BUN Killed S. B. 253—Clancy. Would raise salary of Indianapolis city controller from $4,000 to $6,000. Ayes 20. nocs 23.

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House Bills Killed H. B. 347—Murdan. Bender. Jamison and Gray. Abolished State attendance officer and places duties on county truhnt officers. Indefinitely postponed on second reading. H. B. 385—La Follette and Clements. Compelling plats of subdivisions to be filed with city plan commission. Killed in commttee. Bills Passed S. B. 11—Hodges. Holmes. Hewitt. Gray and Davis. Increasing workmen's compensation fro mminimura of $13.20 weekly to $16.50. Ayes 73. noes 19. H. B. 241 —Knigiit. Provides for dissolution of certain churches. Ayes 88. noes 0. H. B. 216—Wedeking. Changes semiannual dates of fire marshall's fee payments. Ayes 87, noes 0. H. B. 354—Worley (Madison). Hiatt, and Martindale. Authorizing city council of Anderson to take over duties of board of works. Ayes 62. noes 32. S. B. 19—Bradford and Steele. To establish uniform game and fish‘laws: to extend closed seasons. Ayes 73. noes 3. APPROVE AUTO LISTS Police and County Assessor to Be Given Copies. Expenditure of $20,000 for two classes of i/utomobile license lists was approved yesterday by the Indiana House of Representatives. The report of the House committee, which conferred with a Senate group, was accepted. The report authorized the secretary of Statp to compile lists of license owners. One type cf list would be distrib-. uted among the law enforcement j agencies of the State and the other among the county tax assessors. I The bill provides that the lists must be ready for distribution May j L of each ypar and that a monthly ! supplemental list be issued. Representative J. W. Ebaugh

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