Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 257, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1930 — Page 13

MAR. 7, 1930

WORK ON FINCH PARK DISCUSSED BY CITY BOARD Walks, Fountain, Shrubbery Needed. Asserts South Side School Head. The plea of a south side delegat.on for development o f Finch park was considered today by a committee named by the park board. Miss Lena Swope, principal of •i"Pool No. 39, located two blocks away, Thursday appeared before the park board and asked beautification of the park. Need for construction of sidewalks, a drinking fountain, planting of shrubs and trees, was stressed by Miss Swope. Gasper Wagner, 1409 North Warman avenue, headed a delegation asking improvement of Municipal Gardens property and lawn. The request was referred to Superitendent Charles Salles and David Kilgore, recreation director. "The park board has been doing too much for the schools in the way of planting shrubs. The school board has a budget the same as we have.” Adolph G Emhardt, park president, said in commenting on requests for park board aid in planting trees and shrubs. The board voted to loan plants only in cases of city functions. On motion of John E. Milnor, former president, the board voted, to prohibit use of community houses to organizations charging admission for benefits. Jackiel W. Josephus, Democratic commissioner, opposed the motion, declaring he believed that benefit parties were permissible if the funds were to be used for charitable purposes. Kilgore was authorized to attend the mid-west recreation conference at Milwaukee. March 7-9. ILL 8 YEARS KONJOLA SCORES REAL TRIUMPH Bedridden and Almost Helpless, New Medicine Makes Remarkable Rescue. Strange as it often seems. Konjcla. the new and different medicine, appears at the very 7 peak of its powers when pitted against those stubborn and painful ailments which have defied and resisted all other medicines and treatments tried.

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More Nagging Rh T'nitfl Prrtt NEW YORK. March 7.—Even a horse needs protection these days, members of the Central Park Riding Club believe. They will petition Mayor Walker unless athletes and pugilists clad in trunks and jerseys do their running elsewhere than on the bridle paths.

% German-Poland Treaty Drafted Il'i I nitftl I’rrtK WARSAW, March 7.—The German minister to Poland, Ulrich Rauscher, has left lor Berlin with a draft of the new German-Polish commercial treaty, which contains several reciprocal features.

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FIGHT ON LEWIS LIKELY AT MINE UNION MEETING Most Illinois Locals to Be Represented Despite ‘Rump' Session. Inspection of credentials and final preparations were being made at headquarters of United Mine Workers of America in the Mer-

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chants Bank building today for the international convention Monday in Tomlinson hall. Members of the union's auditing board have been busy for the last week on credentials mailed into headquarters. Approximately I.QOO delegates are expected to arrive here by Sunday night to attend the two weeks’ sessions. Special trains will bring delegates from the anthracite fields of Pennj sylvania to the convention. Despite factional trouble, officials | at headquarters report that 75 peri j cent of the unions in District 12 in, Illinois will be represented at the i convention. With the Illinois district still a | revolt hotbed against the regime of i John L. Lewis as president 'of the j union, it is expected attacks against

him will be resumed in the meetings to be held here. The revolutionists In the Illinois miners union will open a “rump” convention at Springfield, 111., cn the day the sessions begin here. The Illinois meeting will be a protest against the present international officeholders. German Book Revised Vji Timi * Rprrial BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 7. —Dr. E. O. Wooley of the Indiana university German department has just completed a revision of “Geschicten Und Marclien.” a German textbook by the late Lillian Foster, formerly of Adelphi academy. The book is published by the D C. Heath Publishing Company. Chicago.

2 ACQUITTED OF LIQUOR CHARGES Four Church Officials on Municipal Court Jury. Two Methodist Sunday school teachers and two members of a Methodist church official board were members of a jury in municipal court four Thursday which acquitted Emmett Williams, Negro, 731 West Walnut street, and his wife. Virgie. 57. on four charges of operating a blind tiger. It was the seventh recent liquor

case in which defendants have demanded Jury trials in court four. In noneof the seven trials has a conviction resulted. Mrs. Williams was held guilty of resisting an officer on charges she blocked the way of patrolman Calvin C. Simmons into the home and was fined SIOO and costs and was sentenced to thirty days in jail on

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this charge, the fine and sentence being suspended, however, by Special Judge J. B. Little, i The trial occupied the entire day in court four and the jury spent two hours in reaching its verdict. Only about 7.000 Americans live in the Philippines. The native population is 12.000.000.