Methodists at Conference Hear Day Leaders at Anderson Session
Senator James E. Watson and Roy A. Haynes prepared to address laymen at the Northern Indiana Methodist Conference in Anderson. Bishop Leete condemned missionary transfer but backed voluntary membership changes. He was reelected president as D. V. Williams began his 21st year as secretary. voting continued on admitting lay delegates to conference membership.
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Anderson
Ind
James E. Watson
Roy A. Haynes
Indiana Methodist Conference
E. Stanley Johnes
India
Leete
Indianapolis
D. V. Willams
Geneva
Methodist Church Union Vote Delayed to Friday
A conference planned for today was postponed until Friday. Ministers and laymen will vote on a proposal to unite the Methodist Churches of the Northern and Southern States.
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Methodist
Shortridge Girls Present The Wild Rose at Mills Hall
The Shortridge Girls Glee Club staged The Wild Rose an operetta in two acts by W. Rhys Herbert at Caleb Mills Hall on a Wednesday. Forty nine cast members directed by Claude Kee Co CC with Shoemaker as dramatic coach. Music by Shortridge department marked first dramatic try.
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Shortridge Girls
Mills Hall
W. Rhys Herbert
Caleb. Mills Hall
Shortridge
Claude Kee Co
Shoemaker
Shortridge Music Department
Dramatics
Attorney Sumner Clancy to discuss garnishee law in Indianapolis meeting
Sumner Clancy attorney will discuss the newly enacted garnishee law at a Retail Credit Men's Association of Indianapolis meeting at 7 p m tonight at the Denison. Williat H Flanders secretary said the gathering is open to all interested attendees.
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Sumner Clancy
Retail Credit Men's Association of Indianapolis
Denison
Williat H. Flanders
National Retail Hardware Association Meets Tonight
H. T. Sheets secretary of the National Retail Hardware Association will address the Association of Credit Men monthly dinner tonight at the Sev erin. Annual election of ten directors will be held. Officers will be elected in May.
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H. T. Sheets
National Retail Hardware Association
Association of Credit Men
the Severin
FIRE BOMBS AT LEMCKE RALLY IN FIRST WARD
At Twenty Fifth and Station Streets in the First Ward a riotous Lemcke rally featured red fire and bombs. Ralph A. Lemcke attacked boss control in his mayoral bid. Women speakers bureau head Mrs. Leo K. Fessler announced a heavy outreach while fellow Republicans John L. Duvall and W. S. Frye organized meetings and mail. City Judge Wilmeth continued radio appeals denouncing public employe appointments.
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Twenty-Fifth and
Station Sts
Ralph A. Lemcke
Lemcke
Leo K. Fessler
John L. Duvall
W. S. Frye
Delbert C. Wilmeth
Child in Court Monday Over Juanita Johnson Case
Judge Frank J. Lahr will decide the fate of 6 year old Juanita Johnson in juvenile court Monday. Carl E. Johnson accuses Ada Johnson and John H. Auberry of neglect after Ada left with Auberry. Ada and Auberry face charges while Juanita remains at the Detention Home.
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Juanita Johnson
Carl E. Johnson
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Frank J. Lahr
Johnson
Ada Johnson
John H. Auberry
Debating Friday Night at Tri State Meet
Shortridge High School debaters face Walnut Hills Cincinnati and Louisville Male Friday in the annual tri State meet. The Shortridge negative squad includes Clyde Hoffman captain Georgelayton Edward Schurmann and Miller Keller alternate. The affirmative team features Collier H Young captain William Sheppler William Charles Otto and Leonard Schloss as alternates.
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Shortridge High School
Walnut Hills High School
Cincinnati
Louisville Male High School
Shortridge
Clyde Hoffman
Georgelayton
Edward Schurmann
Miller Keller
Caleb Mills Hall
Collier H. Young
William Sheppler
William Charles Otto
Leonard Schloss
Louisville
United States
League of Nations
William N. Otto
S H S CADET OFFICERS LIST AT SHORTRIDGE HIGH
Cadet officers for the semester were announced at Shortridge High School by Lieut. George A. Naylor. The commissions, effective immediately, include major battalion commander Robert B Hurt. captains Hugh Socks Edward Van Riper Maurice Banta. color sergeants James Worthington Eugene Eads. and many other company commanders lieutenants and adjutants.
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Shortridge High School
George A. Naylor
Robert B. Hurt
Hugh Socks
Edward van Riper
Richard Tennant
Maurice Banta
James Worthington
Eugene Eads
Charles Drake
Walter Geisler
Kenneth Grimes
Guernsey van Riper
William Beeson
Leutenants
James Moffett
Horace Holmes
Tevie Jacobs
Richard Sperry
Hieutenants
Harold Stearns
Ancus Cameron
Fredrick Lahr
Gordon Sutton
William Schlender
Parked Auto Hit. Police Seek Driver After Crash
Police sought a driver for failing to stop after an accident. A. A. Howe reported a Ford hit his parked car on Blake Street near Indiana Avenue. Roscoe Roberts was arrested for the hit and others faced speeding and intoxication charges as five more were cited. A collision with a Colgate Co. auto left Fred Yeager unconscious. he was hospitalized.
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A. A. Howe
Euclid Ave
Blake St
Indiana Ave
Roscoe Roberts
S. Harding St
Ricketts
R. R. C. Box
Washington St
Joe Cannon
Meridian St
Leo Berkholz
R. R. D. Box
Fred Hatmaker
BE. Thirtieth St
Corrine Carter
Cornell Ave
Rex Jackson
N. Meridian St
Losey and Bridges
Roffell
Fred Yeager
English Ave
Colgate Company
Illinois St
City Hospital
De Pauw University President Improves After Minor Operation
Dr Lemuel H Marlin president of De Pauw University Greencastle Ind was in Long Hospital for several days for a minor operation and his condition was improved today according to the hospital.
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Lemuel H. Marlin
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Streetcar Collision Leaves Two Hurt in City
George Baxter, 70, was injured when his street sweeper struck a Prospect streetcar at Alabama and Virginia. Motorman Ed Myers faces a charge of assault and battery, pending further action.
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George Baxter
Villa Ave
Prospect
Alabama St
Virginia Ave
Ed Myers
Randoph
Prowlers Hitch Hikes Through Indianapolis Wednesday Night
Police report a series of break ins and thefts in Indianapolis including Florence Fletcher losing 12 dollars from a bakery cash register, a back door alarm at T. B. Crone’s home, a cellar window entry at Harry Foulsi’s grocer shop with nearly 100 dollars in checks cashes, and John Foreman losing watch and glasses at Highland Ave street car barns. The total value stolen is 60 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Florence Fletcher
Eleventh St
T. B. Crone
Ashland Ave
Harry Foulsi
Illinois St
John Foreman
Coffey St
Highland Ave
Two Men Arrested on Grand Larceny Charge
Hubert C. Lawson aged 26 and Samuel Browning aged 20, both of 337 FE. Louisiana St., were arrested early today charged with grand larceny. Clayton Etris of 510 W Barnard St. is noted in connection with the case.
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Hubert C. Lawson
Samuel Browning
Louisana St
Clayton Etris
Two Suspects Caught Stealing Castings at Silk Hosiery Plant
Special police arrested two suspects at the Silk Hosiery Mills at Walnut and Noble Streets after they allegedly stole castings valued at $26 from the plant and turned them over to authorities.
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H. H. Harold
New York St
cRal Silk
Walnut and
Noble Sts
Norway allows women to hold all offices except church minister
In Norway there are no legal bars against a woman holding any office or position, except that of minister in a church.
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Norway
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