Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 215, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1931 — Page 5

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FOUR MEN ARE HELD IN KILLING OF GIRL USHER Washington Policeman Is One Who Faces Action ' by Grand Jury. By United Prett WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.—Climaxing five days of testimony which delved into the of Beulah Limerick, attractive theater usher and leader of the “Sky High Whoopee Club,’’ who was murdered in her bedroom New Year’s eve, a coroner's jury early today ordered four men held for action by the grand jury in connection with her death. The men are Vernon Limerick, brother of the dead girl; Patrolman Robert Langdon. who paid night visits to the girl; William Paddy, with her frequently, and Richard Reed, who had posed as her husband. William H. Collins, assistant United States attorney, announced none of the men is admissible to bail. They were all taken to the district jail. During the coroner's inquest, about fifty witnesses were called. The home of Beulah, self-styled “whoopee girl,” was pictured as a center of revelry at night, with guests coming and going frequently. Just hefore the coroner’s jury returned its order. Policeman Langdon, who had insisted upon taking the stand and making a voluntary statement, related some incidents that were so unprintable that all the women were warned they had better leave the room. Search for a taxicab driver, said to have been jilted by Beulah, who disappeared from Washington two days after she was found murdered, continued today.

JOBS REPORT CHEERFUL Lake County Situation Held Better Than in Either 1914 or 1921. An optimistic report on success of the unemployment relief efforts in Lake county has been filed with Dr. John W. Hewitt, secretary of the state committee, by Walter J. Riley, Lake county chairman. The situation there is not as acute as In 1914 or 1921 the report states. Two Face Gun-toting Charges When a revolver was found in their possession, Clotee Sharp, 24, of 1339 Fletcher avenue and Ray Cord, 26, of 1109 North Capitol avenue, Thursday night were arrested on vagrancy and carrying concealed weapons charges. Traffic Club Elects Smith Merrill S. Smith, city freight and passenger agent, for the Chicago & Northwestern railroad, was named president of the Indianapolis Passenger Traffic Club at the Severin Thursday night.

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Away from this country for six years, Anna Pavlowa, noted ballerina, will return to the American stage some time this year. The famous creator of “The Dance of the Swan” is shown above in anew portrait, made in Paris.

MOUND YIELDS EARLHEUCS Valuable Data on Ancient Race Is Revealed. BY DR. A. R. KELLY, Director, Illinois Archeological Explorations. <By Wire to Science Service) URBANA, 111., Jan. 16.—Valuable data regarding the mound builders of prehistoric America have been obtained at the famous Powell mound on the outskirts of East Pt. Louis. The mound was one of the largest of the Cahokia group, and was most symmetrical, and perfectly preserved. Destruction of the mound by steam shovel was begun during December to provide soil for truck growing. Real estate developments made the price too high for straight purchase and inclusion of the mound in the Cahokia state park, but the University of Illinois has maintained an archeological field party on the site during excavations. It is now shown that the Indian mound was built in successive stages. A unique burial platform inside it was explored carefully by trowel by the archeologists. A remarkable wooden object covered with sheet copper is a relic of a game played in this "region in early times. And thousands of shells show that these mound building Indians had contact with Florida and the Gulf of Mexico.

PARI-MUTUEI BETTING LAW BILLPREPAREO Enactment Would Provide Funds for Building New Fair Grand Stand. State board of agriculture's long search for means of financing a new grand stand at the state fairground would be answered by enactment of the bill introduced today in the legislature to legalize pari-mutuel betting at horse races. The bill was introduced by Representative Charles J. Allardt (Dem., St. Joseph) and referrred to the committee on public morals. Under the measure, horse race promoters would pay to the state board of agriculture $2,500 license fee for each day’s racing, plus 20 cents on et~;h gate admission.

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From the pari-mutuel cashier's cages, promoters might retain not to exceed 614 per cent of the wagers as commission. The bill would authorize vihe board of agriculture to have a representative at the track with wide powers of inspecting gate receipts and progress of the wagering. The state’s receipts would go into a “state fair premium” fund to bear expenses of administration of the act and for “any other purpose in connection with the state fair which the board of agriculture may deem desirable.” Heavy fines are provided for promoters violating provisions of the bill. E. J. Barker, secretary of the . board of agriculture, recently exj pressed favor for such a bill, but the [ board is not expected to espouse it openly. Few legislators accord it a chance of enactment. Two Injured in Auto Crash When their auto overturned twice following a collision at Massachusetts avenue and Alabama street Thursday night, Louis Castleman, 19, of 3105 West Michigan street, i and Mrs. Ervlin Castleman, 19, same aduress, sustained minor injuries.

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Shearon, prominent Memphis, Tenn.. kidney and blood JBjp ...J&E physician, says:‘ Sirgon relieves in a natural way that dreaded condl- ' * ' ' ' ' v->' ■" - tion called constipation by jousing the liver’s bile secretion, thus sweeping toxic wastes from the intestines before they putrefy and cause auto- # .fll intoxication with attendant loss of sleep. , .’ 3-’.y-V ’ % Dr. George C. Jones, formerly X-ray surgeon of the U. S. Veterans X Bureau, credits Sargon “as a priceless tonic and red blood builder -m'in cases of simple anemia, as well as promoting sound, natural sleep Wmßs^gßSS^BS^L^ through its beneficial action on stomach, kidneys, liver and bowels.” Many other physicians all over America commend Sargon to ' < . ;■ \gEjt A sufferers of dizzy spells, gas. headaches, bad breath, biliousness* nerv- ' -V fm& SSk ousness, exhaustion, overloaded kidneys and loss of appetite, pep and MBh& The statements of physicians of such standing are perhaps without JBm Hjj&fco precedent. They have been expressly retained for the purpose of passing on to i liking people 'heir honest opinions of Sargon Profit by jfp|| Doctor Explains How Sargon JHKBBBB Improves Blood Condition X r 22 T .££-. w ™, „„ s „ gon “Sargon Makes Body Tingle With Be S'SSfS New Vigor and Strength by Aiding ‘ X'- jyy'.'! fthin, watery b’.oodMo increase Action of Stomach, Kidneys, Liver ' the red corpuscles, on which de- _ _ _ y __, . . 7 ms : i p D e g d^Kon ng ßy c !m P r r^n ? and Bowels, Says Physician. Wmmi tbe Pe most a Satu n r U ai ri Because of Dr. C. E. Youngs long years of experience he was reJSBmBK- WmamsA/' to put on weight for skinny un- tained to review the Sargon formula. So delighted was he in the .af dernourished people. Sargen has finely balanced combination of beneficial elements that he enthusiBgpK y t,:ncere ap P royal - astically placed his stamp of aprpoval. Dr. Young commented as liilr s 'p 'r ■ 'Wr*wmSr follows: W& : -'WiaylT-' "I can see in Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills a great help in 1 assisting the removal of toxic poisons of constipation from the tV'"v>fcf I/™?, - v\. clogged up system. Its positive action on the bile secreting activity , i \|l : - Ks- /' $ of the liver makes it one of the greatest forces I know of for ass | • v j ■ yWm''- \ suring smiling, sunny dispositions, mental keenness and a sense of xjF ". / W^:i>'■'Wmk ■ - . \ general well being. The richer red blood Sargon helps to build for $ ' ¥\%W j W'4*r ■ \ these pitiful sufferers of simple Anemia brings oceans of new strength •• : Lv7 • \ t 0 tired bodies and new beau ty to pale cheeks. / iSzm WB 1 1 should be failing in my duties as a public servant not to adnih L j y, l the unquestioned value of Sargon. I feel many here will find it to (above), well-known l W* I * ande o ep a re P p h e y ct IC for n, sar- \ 7 -- * 1 7 Why Physicians Pay Great Tribute gon * V r - to Sargcm Formulae Rev. Chas. E. Auger \ :iM '/ i /J&SB&SBUBBKKKBKBb (right!, who attrib- \ Asa result of world-wide medical research durutes his present fine \ • • -■ -■ ■'■ ing the past decade, many new and remarkable after 1 being 0 ' , / ' discoveries have been made. Some of these disof a stomach disorder ___ coveries are revolutionary in character and comfor two years. Mr®* Hhk. * pletely overturn many of the old moss-grown be- —• - CPliit ' ; r y \ liefs - practices and theories we have knotvn for a Keep Appetite, Glowing Cheeks, P'*' 't WgZ'??,/' The Sargon formula Is the result of some of Boundless Enersv. Inc re rl W' } M wL'' these findings of.pure science and is accomplish;.i . c ®jL’ n - * e ® pi’"*'#. 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Starting on Sargon today /IlftrUD I very firt pleasant spoonfut. may mean new happiness, anew grip on life for yon: Ur fLK | or you may return the partly "i^--r—----eat better, sleep tetter, feel stronger and better used bottle and bav* the fuh eTery way. • ■ purchase price refunMd- 1

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