Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 179, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1933 — Page 3

DEC. 6, 1933

57 AGENCIES IN COUNTY TO GET LICENSE BLANKS Sale of New Hunting and Fishing Permits to Open Dec. 15. Fifty-sfvcn Indianapolis and Marion county agencies have been named to aid in sale of new hunting and fishing licenses, it was announced by Virgil M. Simmons, conservation department commissioner. Forty thousand license blanks hav? been placed in hands of these agencies for sale starting Dec. 15. The new agencies are: Alexander Hardware Company, 973 North Belle Vieu place; Baron Brothers Hardware Company, 753 Massachusetts avenue; Barrett Hardware Company, 530 East Washington street; Bassett Hardware Company, 2039 East Tenth street; Belmont Hardware Company, 2124 West Washington street; Berkmeyer Hardware Company, 5901 College avenue; Borchert Hardware Company, 2639 Northwestern avenue; Bortermer Hardware Company. 5060 East Tenth street; Broad Ripple Hardware Company, 916 Riviera drive; Burke Hardware Company, 650 East Forty-ninth street; Blue Point service station, 958 South Delaware street. Christie A: Weddle, 1928 South Meridian street; J. B. Darling, 2606 Central avenue; Eagle Hardware Company, 3818 College avenue; East Tenth Street Hardware Company, 2811 East Tenth street; Emrick Hardware Company, 2526 West Washington street; Em-Roe Sporting Goods Company, 209 West Washington street; Frieje Drug Company, 2105 North Harding street; Grande Hardware Company, 1522 Main street. Speedway City; Guarantee Tire and Rubber Company. Ilahirh to Have Blanks Habich Sporting Goods Company, 136 East Washington street; Harrington Hardware Company, 764 Massachusetts avenue; Helmerich Pharmacy Company, 2901 West Washington street; Hoffman Sporting Goods Company, 946 East Washington street; Hoosier Grocery & Hardware Company, 469 West Washington street; Hyland Hardware and Plumbing Company, 2911 Clifton street; James Hardware Company, 6324 West Washington street; Joseph loan office, 200 Indiana avenue. Kerz Hardware Company, 3518 College avenue; Klaisler Hardware Company, 2425 East Michigan street; Koehring Hardware Company, 822 Virginia avenue; Kruge Hardware Company, 4619 East Tenth street; Lauck Hardware Company, 1004 South Meridian street; Lincoln Loan and Jewelry Company, 201 West Washington street; Macßeth Hardware Company, 822 North Alabama street; Marien Hardware Company, 3604 Madison avenue; Morris Pharmacy, 1641 Villa avenue; Mowwe Hardware Company, 1267 Shelby street; Myers Hardware Company, 5539 East Washington street. Other Sites Named Newman & Son, 410 Virginia avenue; Oder Hardware Company, 4212 College avenue; Hallie Pierson. 134 South Ninth avenue, Beech Grove; Ret tig Hardware Company, 2358 Station street; Rosech pharmacy, 2330 Station street; Sablosky & Son, 812 Massachusetts avenue; Scherrer Hardware Company, 2019 West Morris street. Schofield Hardware Company, 2630 East Michigan street; Sears-Roebuck A: Cos., 355 North Alabama street; Sheridan Hardware Company. 6125 East Washington street. Smith-Hassler-Sturm Company, 219 Massachusetts avenue; Morphew Hardware Company. 2946 Clifton street; Henry J. Sliding. 2300 Shelby street; Sowar Hardware Company, 1826 Hillside avenue; Stout Hardware Company. 1701 Howard street. Von Jelgerhois A;: McKenzie Company. 3003 Carson avenue: Vonnegut Hardware Company. 120 East Washington street; Edward Bertran. 1703 West Morris street, and Charles A. Swails. Acton. BUTLER STUDENTS TO PRESENT MELODRAMA “Ten Nights in a Bar Room" to Be Given on Dec 11. Coincident with repeal, Thespis, student dramatic society of Butler university, will present "Ten Nights in a Bar Room." the famous melodrama setting forth the evils of liquor. The play will be given Dec. 11. 12 and 13 in the Thespis workshop in the basement of Arthur Jordan Memorial hall. Miss Frances Beik. instructor in dramatics and faculty sponsor of the organization, will direct the production. Members of the cast are Dale Smith, Harold Miller. Raymond Espinosa. Victor Griffin, Edward Baum. Stephen Bailey, Phillipa Schreiber, Florence Tridle. Jeanne Helt. Florence Gipe and Mr. Berndt. WITNESSES IDENTIFY SUSPECT HELD HERE Police Return Alleged Terror Mobster to Wisconsin. Leslie Homer. Indianapolis, arrested a week ago at Chicago and returned here as a suspected Dillinger mob member, will be taken to Racine. Wis. to face charges in connection with a bank holdup there Nov. 20 by members of the terror gang. Police, revealing that Homer has been held here several days quietly, 1 said several witnesses of the $27,000 Racine bank holdup had identified Homer as one of the bandits. They said the prisoner had agreed to waive extradition. Instant Relief From ITCHING D. D. D. 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Famed Picture of Christ Will Be Exhibited Here

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“Nazarene,” a significent picture of Christ, will be on view at the United Foreign Missionary Conference to be held Thursday and Friday at the First Baptist church. The painting by Colonel H. Stanley Todd wps exhibited at the world's fair Hall of Religion.

59 TO RECEIVE MASON DEGREE High Official to Witness Scottish Rite Work Here Tonight. Before Melvin Maynard Johnson,■ Boston, sovereign grand commander ! of the supreme council of thirty- j third d n gree Masons, the twenty- 1 seventh degree of Scottish Rite Masonry will be conferred on a class of fifty-nine candidates at 8:45 tonight in the Scottish Rite cathedral. North and Meridian streets. The ceremony, which will be performed by the craft of Anderson, 1 Ind.. under the direction of A1 V. Reschar. thirty-third degree, is a part of the annual convocation of j the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite. Valley of Indianapolis, which began yesterday morning and w'ill close tomorrow night with a reunion banquet for members of the Scottish | Rite, at which Mr. Johnson will speak. Two classes of the Rite, have announced reunion banquets for this week, to be held in conjunction with , the semi-anual convocation. The golden jubilee class, which! was initiated fifty years after the I founding of the local consistory, I and which held its first banquet in ! the coliseum at the state fairground in 1915, will hold a reunion and dinner at the cathedral Wednesday night. Fred Purnell, Attica, former j representative in congress, is presi- ! dent of the class. Frank Cones. Jo- I seph G. Hayes, Horace M. Nico- | demus. Paul H. Buchanan and Fred j W. Morgan comprise the entertain- j ment committee. The Edmond B. Ball Memorial class, named for the prominent Muncie citizen, will hold its annual reunion and election of officers in the library of the cathedral Thursday night. Fred Sterling is superintending preparations for the party. HONOR FIRST WHITE . MAN IN NORTHWEST Island Will Celebrate Memory of Jean Nicolet. 8 1/ Uniter! Press ST. IGNACE. Mich., Dec. 6.—A celebration declared one of the greatest of its kind in the country is planned on Mackinac, island in July, 1934. in honor of Jean Nicolet, first white man to enter the great northwest. All states, and particularly those that made up the old Northwest territory, have been invited to take part in the festivities commemorating the 300th anniversary of Nicolet's arrival at Mackinac island. All ceremonies will be held in virgin timber sites on Mackinac island, which have changed little in SENTENCE FATHER OF 8 Native of South America Found Guilty of Narcotic Charge. By United Pres* SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. s—John Campus, 28. native of the South American pampas and father of eight children, recently was sentenced to serve five years in federal prison for peddling narcotics.

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Visitors to Missionary Conference May See ‘Nazarene.’ Hailed as a "significant contribution to the religious life of America,” a famous picture of Christ, “Nazarene,” by Colonel H. Stanley Todd will be exhibited here at the United Foreign Missionary Conference at the First Baptist church. The painting viewed by more than 15,000 persons daily in the world's fair Hall of Religion, where it was exhibited by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, was dedicated by the artist to the “cause of Christian missions throughout the world.” Following its presentation in principal cities of the United States, “Nazarene” will be displayed in leading cathedrals on the continent by the Universal Christian Council and sponsored by the Federal Council's department with churches abroad. In contrast to the convention conception of Christ as the “man of sorrows,” this painting presents Christ as fair-haired, blue-eyed and of courageous aspect. Dr. E. Stanley Jones, internation-ally-known missionary, who will speak at the conference sessions here, has referred to the painting as “in Todd's Christ I find purity, poise, love, suffering and triumph. Here at last is a concept of the Christ which the world can utterly respect and love.” The conference, meeting here Thursday and Friday, will have on its program such noted personalities as the Rev. John Roy Strock, former principal of Noble college. Masulipatam, and a member of the all-India commission on higher education; Miss Lillian L. Picken, evangelist and social worker of Satara, India; the Rt. Rev. Logan H. Roots, bishop of the diocese of Hankow, China, and Dr. Heran Chen-en Liu, president of the University of Shanghai. City Man Bitten by Dog T. W. Klippel, 527 North Bradley avenue, reported to police yesterday that he was bitten by a dog owned by Mrs. Charles Young. 729 North Euclid avenue.

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DR. LEONARD IS NEW CHIEF OF CITYDOCTORS Elected by Medical Society; Establishing of Credit Bureau Proposed. Establishment of a physicians' and dentists’ credit and collection bureau was favored at an election held last night by the Indianapolis Medical Society at the Athenaeum. The society also elected Dr. Henry Leonard president, without opposition, to succeed Dr. W. F. Kelly. Other officers elected were Dr Robert Masters, first vice-president; Dr. Roy V. Muers, second vicepresident; Dr.-Edgar Kiser. Dr. W. P. Morton and Dr. Matthew Winters, council members. Delegates named to the state as- j sociation were Dr. Kelly, Dr. J. C. Clark, Dr. E. O. Asher, Dr. Max Bahr, Dr. O. W. Sicks and Dr. William Gabe. Others named Dr. Herman G. Morgan and Dr. Ralph J. Lochry, directors to fill unexpired terms, and Dr. E. Vernon Hahn, library committee. JURORS DEADLOCKED IN SCOTTSBORO CASE Sentence to Be Passed on Negro Convicted Third Time. By United Press DECATUR, Ala.. Dec. 6.—A dead- | locked jury continued deliberations today on the fate of Clarence Norris, second Negro accused in the Scottsboro case to be retried. Judge Callahan was to pass formal sentence of death today on Heywood Patterson, convicted for the third time here last week. Cases of the five other defendants still awaiting second trial were postponed indefinitely yesterday by Judge Callahan. Defense counsel asked the continuance pending appeal of Patterson’s third conviction I through the state supreme court, and if necessary, the Uinted States j supreme court. THREE YOUTHS HELD ON VAGRANCY CHARGES Two Said To Have Attempted Theft of Auto. Three youths were under arrest today on vagrancy charges in connection with the reported attempt to steal and strip an automobile owned by Lester Rowell, 2869 North Illinois street, last night. The three were caught by residents in the vicinity of the 1400 block West Thirty-third street, who told police they gave chase when | they saw three men run through an alley. The youths gave their names as Donald Green, 19, and Richard Green, 16, of 1247 West Thirty-sixth street, and Albert Carlisle, 18, of 1174 West Twenty-ninth street. William S. Hart 63 Today By United Press HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 6.—William S. Hart, the one-time “two-gun man” of the screen, observed his sixty-third birthday today. He is convalescing on his ranch from a recent major operation.

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The men who made the presses roll in yesteryear first downed schooners of beer in honor of Charles P. Froschauer. 80. the association’s first president. The second birthday feted was that of the rebirth of liquor and repeal of the eighteenth amendment. The dinner was a surprise party and fish fry for Mr. Froschauer. who was head of the association in 1889. The toastmaster was his old boss. R E. Darnaby, of the Hollenbeck

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I Press. Speakers and other honored | guests were. Judge John F Geckler , of the Marion junvenile court. State 1 Senator E Curtis White and Clarence W Doll, former mechanical j superintendent of the Indianapolis News. Pinochle, clog-dances, and old time songs that smacked of the little swinging door of “growlerrushing'' days, featured the enter- | tainment. Bob Pattison furnished i the music. John Stuart is president and George Buennagel secretary-treas- ' urer of the club.