Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1936 — Page 25

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| urg, Ind. Mr. Gray is succeeded by F . er : Eas F. F. McNamee, assistant irainmas- or For - ; a ‘ter, Terre Haute, Ind. Mr. McNa-

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1 3 % a ; Ta ; | Ln Indianapolis. a SER Cc wR g - E. WM. Kelley Is Is to Succeed) CHURCH TO ENETERTAIN Arthur H. Cole Chosen to. 4 a.) " 5. a : D.F co as Indiana The Morris Street M. E. Church wo Hg ™ p a rk 3 oP. to Christm tertainLead State Association ; i § N N 3 : : ER » gv * Va entertain

At Election Here. - Aol, y “®. Superintendent. —

| 3 TN EE dui] TONIGHT AND Ibert H Cole, Per. Tnyans : ; o : $3 f |blvd, Indiana division superintend- | Association president, today | ge s : 3 a ent of the Big Four Railroad, is to! 2! | k office as president of the In- v : . ' [retire Jan. ¥, it was announced to- Ha YIry 7)

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de 4 gr ey i 5 : Gay. { Washington St ng the late John T. Beasley, il a : re. : Mr. Schaff entered the Big Four , pba e Haute . : :

< i : 3 RR : service in 1896 as chief clerk to the 4H i {lac pa C. Morgan, Knights- bn i Car a RY superintendent of the Chicago divi- ' was elected first vice presi- y

» ® : Nationally Advertised ; i aa A E sion, Indianapolis. From 1901 to [6 R (oe fol X) ent at a meeting yesterday in 4 ; 3 “i he 1906 he was chief ¢lerk to the gen- wl the Columbia Club. Others elected . o 4 2 SH eral manager at Cincinnati ang re- 3 DIAMONDS were Charles 8. Rauh, Indianapolis, : ; he " 4 : : tumed to become superintendent " econd vice president; Fred CC. ] no Y ] of the Chicago division in 1906. In WELRY Gardner, Indianapolis, treasurer, | 1933, when the divisions were re- E '

Harry Miesse, Indianapolis, organized, he became superintendxecutive secretary. ent of the Indiana division and has GIFTS for Every Member of the FAMILY at CASH PRICES

The executive committee is com- 3 Rai. PS lh continued in this position since.

posed of the officers and Curtis H. . : . Mr. Schaff comes from a distinar Sr Ce gon R Santa Claus made a preliminary visit to Indian- | included children in the wards, children of ward guished family of railroaq re NO INTEREST—NO CARRYING CHARGES TAKE YOUR PURCHASES WITH YOU

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. ) : ’ by Guild members. ndianatalic apolis today at St. Vincent's Hospital nurses’ home patients and cases recommended b; ( tives. A brother, W. F. Schafl, is Ta Ava for a party given by St. Vincent Hospital Guild. The | A turkey dinner, program and presentation of gifts vice president and general manaOfficials Listed eight children (above) are a few of the guests who | were on the program. ger of the New York Central Lines

Vice presidents at large are: west, located at Cleveland. An-

: i | other brother, the late C. E. Schaff, NEW INDICTMENTS oRAWS |ToSFOR PAROLES, SHORTER ioe 5

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Ky United Press rom the "position of assistant suWASHINGTON, Ind. Dec. 23 — perintendent of the Ohio division, |

: . John L. Summers, 24, was under Springfield. Mr. Kelley lived in InAccuse 26 Major Companies Sotercs of one-to-five years in In- | Sentences of Four Lifers Are aianapolis in 1924, at which time he

3 ; | diana Reformatory today for at- | R d d was superintendent of the terminal. | Of Trust Laws Violations. tempting blackmail of Jay Barnett, | eauced. He entered the services of the com-

8 oil dealer. pany in 1904 as telegraph operator Police said he confessed demand - at Galion, O.

Thirty-two Indiana convicts are : ing $500 under threat of exposing % ’ ! . | Mr. Kelley has held positions as Ross, 1 faye oe onmanutactuter. MADISON, Wis, Dec. 23.—TW ol alleged acts of his victim. to receive Christmas presents in the | dispatcher, GRnMaer, ban

new Federal grand jury indictments | form of paroles or commutations, |. perintendent, superintendent of merman Auburn, manufac- todav accused 26 ma jor oil com- | Gov. McNutt announced today. the Cairo division at Mt. Carmel. or lig farmer panies of violating anti-trust laws, 1000 CHILDREN 10 RE Samuel Robinson, who has been Sim, Supe tenon on iibury, Bloomington, real es- : y : ; | i i < j atal S 10 divisions. 1s ogansport, retired 2 Tie ARNHCOMSNES Over DiuEIcaiy In prison for 1 yes Te nh J | Te will take charge of his new Priddy. Warren. farmer | the same charges and, with one or | GUESTS OF E | shooting of his employer in Law- | auties on Jan. 1. ander, Rushville, farmer. two ex | rence County, had his life term

farmer, two exceptions, name the same com- These changes will result in the

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bt : STR | commuted to 25 years minimum. followin, romotions tl 1NTS bois Ss 70 executives who were : } ty gE Pp on the rai ifvan, farmer vores. | hes Sid 70 execu : The life term of Paul Bailer, Al- (road: EB. Padgett.

deine. re ; : : trainmaster, Others Nutnedt | Indicted by a previous grand jury Yuletide Party to Be Held | 1en County, who has served 11 years | Ohio division at Galion, O.. will be A Hammer Huntingburg, | July 28 and Nov. 6. The grand jury

% for criminal assault, was commuted assistant superintendent, at Spring= a PRK PAR YAR BA PR NPA PRK A PAR which returned the latest indict- Tomorrow Night. to 12 years minimum. = . &:

ments was summoned after defend- i Life terms were commuted to 25 — ; SET oe rE : ants challenged legality of the first . years in cases of Clarence Thorn- ES : . A: | jury. | More than 1000 children are ex- | ton who has served 11 years for ia a One of the new indictments pected to assemble at 43 W. Mary- shooting his wife, and George Gilmanufacturer. | Charged 24 companies and 54 execu- | land-st tomorrow night for a Christ- | man, ‘who has served nine years rmer | tives, including three trade publica- | mae party. for wife murder.

Scot Ae rg. farmer b " . A Porte nker § S h : fix Clemency was granted Elmer Porte, hanke | tions, conspired to raise and | The party has been arranged by OIPSOn, Who Wis Joven cod bo Ib

yingennes, orchadist. | gasoline prices. A second indict- . . : ment naming 23 companies and 46 | the Indianapolis Aerie of the Fra- | years for the robbery of an Indi-

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Bion. Wor ington Gatmiormey. | executives, mostly duplicating the [ternal Order of Eagles, which has | anapolis grocer. His term was

VP. Franklin, Danville, banker and | first list. alleged a combination to staged such parties for 34 years. A | shortened to six years. lott Fletcher Indianapolis. banker | control jobbers’ margins and to set | Christmas tree 20 feet tall has been | ——— — . — rookbank Indian 1

John Brookba dianapolis, manu- | uniform jobber policies. | obtained and other decorations are , J. 1 Day is Sevr mour manufacturer. William A. Tracey, Fort Worth, | 'to be elaborate, arrangements com- Foowngr ts Kooks. TY Ski ar, Dublisier | Tex., was reindicted on a perjury | mittee members said.

iam hence: Muncie, manufacturer. | charge in connection with the grand | James W. Jones announced the S. Hubb: rd, Terre al nanu -1 & ) : : : SITe Huute. 'Wanufat | JNIVS investigation. | distribution of toys would begin for GILLETTE Red to The investigation, started "eight | shortly after 8 p. m. zor FJ, Subre pOoMumbus, farmer. months ago at request of Attorney | The party arrangements commit- and Black Razo I D. Clark, Indianapolis. : § General Homer S. Cummings, con- | tee includes William H. Grady, In- with 45 Blue Blades n Storen, Indianapolis. banker. cerned operations in 10 Midwestern dianapolis Aerie president; Herman ; states | Mammiger, John J. Pfarr and James at $1.47.

PHYSICIANS DISCUSS ene [Ra TREATMENTS OF T. B. FLORSHEIM, SHOE BL2X Pay Cash and Save the Difference % = — FIRM HEAD, DEAD Special Christmas Offer

(reatment were discussed at a meet- | ; ‘ . . By United Press ng of the Indianapolis Medical ! LOS ANGELES, Dec. 23. — Milton | lamon S, a es an we ry

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nicht Florsheim, 69, wealthy Chicago shoe | Pri Methods discussed include injec- | manufacturer, died yesterday in his | ) at u rices

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of the ribs. Tllustrated lectures |

here. His wife and several relatives " ) roice”’ were given by Dr. C. J McIntyre, | were at his bedside after a quick Personal Serv

Dr. J H. Stygall and Dr. Frank | trip from Chigeiro, x B. Ramsey, while discussions were | DAVID KLOR Ls led by Dr. James S. McBride, Dr. Cleon Nafe and Dr. Harold i APPROVES SCHOOL 108 j N

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Funeral services for Harry W. | BEE Radliffe, 60, Negro, of 730 N. West - | st, who died in City Hospital vesterday, are to be held tomorrow at 1 p. m. in the Colored Second Christian Church. Burial is to be in Crown Hill Mr. Radliffe came to Indianapolis from Rossville 38 vears ago. He owned a barber shop in the Lemcke Building, retiring four vears ago He is survived by a son. Harrv: a brother, Clyde, and two sisters. Mrs. Blanche Cunningham and Mrs. Maud Harper

EAST SIDER KILLS SELF WITH POISON

Flovd Ferguson. 47, of 1426 N. Tuxedo-st, poisoned himself at his home last night, police reported to-

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