Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 283, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1928 — Page 2

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RIDDLE WOMAN, OF CARNATION MYSTERY, DIES End Comes for Patient After Life Fight Lasting 31 Hours. I'm United Press WASHINGTON, March 23.—The “Carnation woman” lay dead today on the same marble slab in the city morgue where for thirty-one hours rescue squads applied artificial respiration to save her. She was identified today as lW[rs. May Josephine True. A sister, Mrs. Rosie Felda of Altamount, Md., made the identification. She said Mrs. True’s husabnd died in a West Virginia mine accident twelve years ago and that the widow subsequently fell in love with John Hollins, a Baltimore man. This man, she said, transferred his affections to another, after giving Mrs. True the white carnation which she clutched in her hand when found. The woman, found presumably “dead” from chloroform on a train from New York Tuesday morning, was brought back to life but never to consciousness by pulmotor and blood transfusion. Her will to die prevailed, however, at 4 p. m. Thursday, and the coroner prepared to bury her with the crushed white carnation she held in her hand when discovered. Mrs. True’s father, Francis Robie, was in a hilly section of West Virginia, snowbound and beyond telephone reach. Scalded Child Dies BLUFFTON, Ind., March 23. Donald E. Foreman, 20 months old, is dead of scalds suffered when he fell into a tub of water at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Foreman.

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LEON I Tailored to Measure Men’s Suits and O’Coats Salesroom and Shop 284 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

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NEA New York Bureau Catherine Smith, youngest daughter of New York State’s chief executive < center), has announced her engagement to Francis P. Quillinan of Troy, N. Y. Here they are with Mrs. Arthur Smith, Catherine's sister-in-law, at the announcement party.

POWER PARTY IS HELD Merchandising Employes of Light Company Guests at Dance. How electrical appliances have eliminated household drudgery was outlined by M. K. Foxworthy, com-

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mercial manager of the Indianapolis Power and Light Company, at the annual dinner-dance given for employes of the merchandising department by the company at the Columbia Club Thursday night. Other speakers include: Emmett G. Ralston, vice president and chief engineer of the company; Wallace O. Lee, public relations director; P. M. Deckef, western sales manager of the Apex Manufacturing Company, which also joined in giving the dinner, and several others. Cabaret entertainment was featured and the program broadcast over WFBM, the company’s radio station. CHURCH PARLEY ENDS United Brethren Conference Addressed by Superintendent. The presence of God is the true test of the success of a church, the Rev. J. B. Parsons, superintendent of White River Conference, United Brethren Church, told the closing sesssion of the conference at the Brookside U. B. Church Thursday night. The night session opened with devotional services led by the Rev. R. S. Parr, pastor of the First U. B. Church. Special music was provided by the Brookside U. B. choir, directed by H. H. Wicks.

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TRUCK LICENSE CLASH IMPENDS State Drivers Protest City Permit Law. Plans for a test case to secure a State Supreme Court decision on legality of forcihg out-of-town truck operators to pay Indianapolis city truck license will be made at a meeting of truck operators and representatives of Indianapolis firms April 3. Protest over arrest of several out-of-town truck drivers recently wa* made at a meeting of the Motor Truck Association of Indiana Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce. Tom Snyder, secretary, declared truck operators already pay the city through the State gasoline tax, and that they pay a State truck license and personal property tax. A city truck license, he said, is double taxation. Representatives of the stockyards and other firms dependent on articles hauled here in independent trucks will attend the meeting April 3. Snyder said Thursday enforcement of the ordinance would result in truck operators going on strike and refusing to bring livestock, milk and other articles to Indianapolis, seriously crippling local industries. MYERS ASSAILS G. 0. P. Democratic Candidate Denounces State Corruption. By Ti nes Special LA GRANGE, Ind., March 23. Taking as his "text” Governor Jackson’s recent utterance, “The Republican party in Indiana comes to the voters this year with less to apologize for than before; we will have an unequalled record to take to the voters.” Walter Myers, candidate for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator, scored corruption here Thursday night. Addressing a Democratic dinner meeting. Myers recounted the indictment of public officials under the last four years of Republican rule and declared, “The record is unequalled indeed; unequalled in infamy, unequalled in crime, disgrace and shame.” Albert Stump, rival candidate for the senatorial nomination, also scored Republican leadership. STOLEN CAR BURNED Ruins of Lost Auto Found Near Railroad. An automobile, the property of Barney Rappold, 620 E. Vermont St., was found in ruins, having been set on fire at Emerson Ave. and C. I. & W. railroad tracks Thursday night. Police said the car was stolen from its parking space, Market and Alabama Sts. Latin Contests Saturday By Times Special BLOOMINGTON. Ind., March 23. —District events in the State-wide high school Latin contest, being held under auspices of Indiana Univer • sity here, will be held Sautrday in each of the State's thirteen congressional districts. The final contest will be held here April 20.

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Lindbergh’s new monoplane is shown here receiving its air-cooled power plant, known in flying parlance as a Wright Radial J-5-C. Note the windows in the front of the fuselage; these will give the pilot much wider visibility than his old ship. Inset offers a detailed view of the landing gear, brakes on the wheels and the manifold heater which will warm the closed cabin.

DEMOCRATIC CLUB TO GIVE MINSTREL SHOW Production Will Be Staged at Murat April 26. A minstrel Show and gridiron will be given by the Indiana Democratic Club at the Murat Theater Thursday night, April 26, according to announcement of Fred Barrett, club president. Arnold Spencer will direct the production, “A Democratic Night,” assisted by Meredith Nicholson. Elmer Steffen, Charles Rauh and Mrs. Helen Warrum Chappell. Sponsors include Thomas Taggart, Evans Woollen, Michael A. Ryan, Judge Thomas F. Garvin, Eph Inmftn, Fred Hoke, Michael Foley, Dick Miller, Henry Warrum, Earl R. Cox, Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch,

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Bowman Elder, Mayor L. Ert Slack, John W. Holtzman, Charles E. Cox, Charles R. Remster and John E. Hollett. Committee chairmen are: Program, Woodburn Masson; arrangements, Charles A. Greathouse Jr.; finances, James A. Houck; scenery, Harold Bachelder; tickets, Dr. F. M. Fitch; costumes, Bowman Elder; chorus, Homer L. Cook, and publicity, Marshall Williams. U. F. W. Formed MARTINSVILLE. Ind.. March 23. —Buck Steel post, No. 1152, Veteran of Foreign Wars, has organized here. Officers art: Commander Tron H. Isenhower, Adjutant Charles Collier and Quartermaster J. O. Bratton. The post's riame is a tribute to Lester <Buck> Steel, world war veteran, killed a few weeks ago in an airplane accident at Macon, Ga.

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GOVERNOR ASSAILED BY ATTORNEY AT LEBANON Club Speaker Declares Citizens Should Tell Jackson to Resign. By Times Special LEBANON, Ind., March 23.—Indiana citizens should point out to Governor Ed Jackson that it is his duty to resign, Roy Adney, Lebanon lawyer, declared in an address before the local Kiwanis Club. “If Governor Ed Jackson's moral sense is so blunted he can not realize that his usefulness to the State as a public officer has ended and if he has no sense of the eternal fitness of things, it then becomes the duty of all good citizens of the State of Indiana to point out to him that he must resign,” Adney asserted.

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NEW YORK, March 23. Alice Joyce, one of the darlings of cinemaland, has returned to New York on the S. S. Aquitania with James B. Regan Jr., her husband. Alice went abroad for a few weeks, but accepted an offer to do a British picture and remained several months, scoring a big hit with fans of the tight little isle.

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