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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1925

Page

4

Wisconsin Judge Alleges Immorality at UW Revelries

Madison January 28 Judge Ole Stolen painted wild revels in the Latin quarter at the University of Wisconsin. He reiterated charges of immorality among students citing all night carousals drinking and fraternity houses as sources, based on statements from town girls brought to juvenile court. University authorities offered no comment but supported strict enforcement of the law.

Bu United Press Madison Wis Ole University of Wisconsin Stolen

Assembly Club Guests At Pettis Luncheon

Eighty cover luncheon for State Assembly Women's Club hosted by Pettis Dry Goods Company. Hollow square tables draped in greenery. Harpist Pasquale Mantani performed. Miss Urith Dailey spoke on manners and Mrs. Cloe Heinrichs spoke on correct table setting.

State Assembly Women’s Club Pettis Dry Goods Company Pasquale Montani Maens Urith Dailey Cloe Heinrichs

Stag Smoker Set For Merchants Heat & Light Employees

A stag smoker will be held January 28 at the Chamber of Commerce for employes of the Merchants Heat and Light Company. It inaugurates a series to develop a permanent social and recreational organization for men employees with Tom Polk in charge.

Chamber of Commerce Merchants Heat & Light Company Tom Polk

Funeral plans for Rear Admiral George A. Bicknell

Times Special reports in New Albany Indiana that Rear Admiral George A. Bicknell 78 retired died suddenly at his home. He was appointed to the Naval Academy by President Lincoln.

New Albany Ind George A. Bicknell Naval Academy Lincoln

Stomach gas and liver pills praised by New York man

Mr. D Zelinka of 15 East 26th Street New York writes that months of stomach bloating, gas pains, and nausea vanished after taking Carter's Little Liver Pills. He reports a coating tongue bad breath and bilious feelings that disappeared with the remedy.

Mr. D. Zelinka East 26Th Street N. Y Carter

Funeral services for Edward Haynes

Edward Haynes 73 an employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad for 38 years died Tuesday. Funeral at his home 1614 Union Street at 2 p.m. Friday. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Born in Indianapolis he had lived here all his life and retired three years ago. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Margaret Van Vandt New York Mrs Nellie Blickley and Mrs Ethel Mittmann Indianapolis and two sons Charles and James Haynes Indianapolis.

Edward Haynes Pennsylvania Railroad Union St Crown Hill Haynes Indianapolis Methodist Church Margaret van Vandt New York Nellie Blickley Ethel Mittmann Charles and James Haynes

Puzzle with four matches makes cross and square trick

Four matches form a cross on the table. Move only one match to create a perfect square with every side made by a single match. Solve by manipulating the four matches. the last puzzle gives scores where A leads B by 5 and D is a third of B, with C above D and ts score half of B.

Indiana senator proposes bill to abolish county trustee offices

State Senator Steele Knox announces a companion bill to the county unit measure. The plan would abolish 4 064 offices statewide and save about 1 250 000 annually in salaries. Opposition is expected from the Indiana Township Trustees Association and other trustees tied groups.

Steele Knox Senate Indiana Township Trustees Association

Scout Leader Transferred to Michigan Board

Garfield region field executive Raymond J. Donovan of Indianapolis, connected with the scout movement since 1919, is appointed scout executive for Benton Harbor and St. Joseph Michigan. He will take up the new work February 1.

Raymond J. Donovan Garfield Indianapolis Benton Harbor St. Joseph Mich

Ushers Named for Chil dren of the Moon at Masonic Temple

Miss Amy Keene leads ushers for Lula Vollmer play Chil dren of the Moon by the Little Theatre Society at the Masonic Temple Thursday evening. Assistants include Eleanor Lambert Edna Heaton Marion Olive Jeanette Shepard Esther Sussman Marjorie Oakes Mary Frakes Ogle Helene Hibben Hazen Hibben and Mrs. James Hibben. Public admission is open.

Amy Keene Lula Vollmer Little Theatre Society Masonic Temple Miss Keene Eleanor Lambert Edna Heaton Marion Olive Jeanette Shepard Esther Sussman Marjorie Oakes Mary Frakes Ogle Helene Hibben Hazen Hibben James Hibben The Little Theatre

Assembly Sidelights on House Addressing Women Members

Reported in the Indiana legislature with notes on misaddressed mail to Mrs. Hagenwald and Speaker Leslie’s quips about reading aloud. Senate considers a sterilization bill for public charges and a state eugenicist enforcer, while a quail season bill awaits third reading. Lobbyist licenses issued to four Indianapolis-linked firms. Lieutenant Governor Van Orman extols trips as he meets students. Senate Labor Committee schedules a hearing on workmen’s compensation.

Holmes Senate Senate Labor Committee Senate Chamber

Licensing and Legislation Rounds Up Indiana News

Indiana university medical students seek to block the Wright De Haven bill licensing chiropractors. The Steele bill to restore lake levels and stream courses gains support from fishermen and the Isaak Walton League. Secretary Davis of Labor was invited to address the Indiana Legislature after concurrent resolutions passed.

Indiana University School of Medicine Wright-De Haven Isaak Walton League Organization of Sportsmen Lee James J. Davis Labor Indiana House Senate

Gone, but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen

Automobiles reported stolen belong to Certainteed Products Corporation 912 Hume Mansur building Ford Ohio and Pennsylvania Sts. L G Schoeneker 3117 E Washington St Ford Market and Delaware Sts T M Overley 34651 College Ave Ford Meridian St Monument Pl William C Walters 754 N Emerson Ave Ford 2004 Buckle St Frank Wysong 418 N Denny St Ford Georgia and Illinois St.

Certainteed Products Corporation Hume-Mansur Ford Ohio Pennsylvania L. G. Schoeneker E. Washington St Market Delaware T. M. Overley College Ave Meridian St Monument Pl William C. Walters Emerson Ave Buckle St. Frank

Autobiles Found Linked to Three Listed Addresses

Police report items identified as belonging to William Adams of 617 N Gray St Ford, found at Newark and Washington Streets. Irvine E Mehring of RR 2 Box 235 Ford, found at 918 N Pennsylvania St Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Maxwell, found at 631 Birch Ave.

William Adams N. Gray St Ford New Jersey Washington Sts Irvine

Lions Club Opens New Members at Lincoln Today

The Lions Club initiated new members at Lincoln today led by T. A. Deckert. Miss Mary Musch and James Thomas provided music. New members named are Major Hites, Thomas C. Polk, W. B. Hiner, Thomas F. Campbell and C. I. Baker.

The Lions Club Lincoln Today T. A. Deckert Mary Musch James Thomas Major Hites Thomas C. Polk W. B. Hiner Thomas F. Campbell C. I. Baker

Canadian Rail Head Guest Here

Sir Henry Worth Thornton of Grand Trunk and Canadian National railways spoke at Indianapolis Traffic Club events. He attended a luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club with Governor Jackson Mayor Shank and others. Lieutenant-Governor Van Orman Fred A. Doebber and J G Kraemer also were to speak. Judge Rolland W Boggett of Dayton Ohio served as toastmaster.

Henry Worth Thornton Grand Trunk-Canadian National Railways Indianapolis Claypool Indianapolis Athletic Club Jackson Shank B. C. Byers Charles A. Bookwalter W. W. Thornton Henry the Severin Sir Henry van Orman Fred A. Doebber J. G. Kraemer Rolland W. Boggett Dayton Ohio

Chamber backs Indiana city reform agenda at Statehouse

Marion County legislators gathered at the Statehouse with Indiana Chamber backing opposition to the Federal child labor amendment and support for a state constabulary, broader municipal court powers, annual city reports, and stricter salary rules for city and county treasurers. It also favors keeping packing plants under city control and an effective commercial arbitration system.

Marion County Statehouse Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Chamber John B. Reynolds Public Service Commission

Auto Upset Injures Woman at Pleasant Run Intersection

An automobile driven by Alva Wheeler age 45 of 2015 Barth Ave collided with Francis Aice 45 of 1040 Garfield Ave causing Wheeler to overturn. Mrs Mable Cook age 2106 Barth Ave sustained head injuries and was taken home. The crash happened at Pleasant Run Blvd and Barta Ave.

Alva Wheeler Barth Ave Francis Aice Garfield Ave Mable Cook Pleasant Run Blvd Barta Ave

Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On

An old ad touts Creomulsion as a twofold cure for chronic coughs and colds. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes and destroys germs, with a money back guarantee if relief fails after following directions.

Creomulsion Co Anita

YMCA Convention Set for Elkhart This Weekend

Representatives from every YMCA in Indiana will attend the annual convention in Elkhart beginning Friday and running through Sunday with events scheduled for the three days.

Elkhart Ind Association

Y M C A Secretary to Speak at Bible Investigation Club

Y M C A secretary and speaker A H Goddard will address the Bible Investigation Club at the Y M C A tonight with a bean supper preceding the meeting.

A. H. Goddard Bible Investigation Club

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Committee For Antoinette C. Hagenwald Terre Haute Hagenwald Leslie Lowell Stump New Paris Arthur Pittenger Carl G. Winter Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Robert N. Sparks Standard Nut Margarine Company Harris A. Wetsell Indianapolis, Kingan & Co Ernest E. Cloe Noblesville Fraternal Order of Hagles Indianapolis Teachers’ College J. L. Sharp Danville Stephen Pincheff Earl C. Lombard E. C. Phillips Barlow Plainfield Pacific Coast Los Angeles Menchants Meridian Washington Streets Lynn Lions Canadian Rail Thornton Traffic Club Solons Montreal Scotland England France Holland Belgium Doll Mgr Rao Ke Dr. Cofield J. . W. v. Cofield Ace von Mark Trance Ohio St Y. M Viana Tonic John F. Reynolds N. Penn Marshall Field Washington Street Rite’s Basement Rite
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