Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1920 — Page 24

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THE IXDIAXAPOLIS NEWS, THTRSPAY, MAY 20, 1020.

Indianapolis and Vicinity

f TWO HOMES [ENTeHED—RINGS AND WATCHES GONE. AUTOMOBILES STOLEN

i r nr lam «nUr#d two horn** in

WediHMkUy ntaht,

Man/ arttcl«». (nciudiriK tc^*. rings. links. }avalll<>r»s, irf pins and • m««rachaum pip*, •d In all at. naarly $3S+, w«r« from the hom« of W. 3. Palm* 6712 East Michigan strsst, And a raftlsre and thr«# rings, raluad at M, wero taksn from tb* horn* of ft. i. Aik ran, 6620 East Michigan street. Fair*# Stoles Thro*** %* f»4#w. Mrs. Harr/ Ferguson. 142 West rentieth street, reported to Bicycle tolliemen Gollnlsch and Maas that raa awakened Wedneaday night tint* to see a man's hand through i her bedroom winThe mind turned out a small fght op a: table near the' wintnd tool$ ajpurse containing a amount of change, she said, trude Kglltn. 225 Routh New Jer-

ted to the police that d her home Wedne#lt. John Whittaker, avenue, reported the ill, which he had eon-

inder a carpet at his home. . . Ufa A a toe Irtsappear.

Slg automobiles wef# stolen In In* ediangpolla Wednesday, according to |3repo*ts to the police.] Tha ownirs of

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Oossart, ll OS

ixitfgton avenue; Sari Beck, Adrsncf, Ind.; T William H. fttoWn.

•Arbor avenue.

, NobleSville, orth Pennsjrl*

Brief Netee of the Day. Tlie monthly e«o6 party for the Old folks* Home will he tfren si the Athenaeum fndsy Willlaa Schulmeyer a«t aub. I- O. O. May dance Saturday W;»#hjDCloT. atceet jamottiKed tbit he sill speak on the hifti ffht of Urim next Humiay a* 10 s. m. and « p m . st Broad P. >t/i* park Per PsSUr Work* ItepartsMMt. W, g, Boyle, II. O, Barman and Darnel B. Lute** were appointed pn a rommitw# Indianapohir chapter of

eers to

(noonoment by the di nher of Commerce of a ert the department of the

eharae of w- ■ held to the

rector* of proposal to

A referendum

department of puWlc works

ww this has been

lit progress

k« on i-baraes of assault and battery and ng on th* mdewalk. foflwsrtnr an sr»vst Dandson street and the Lake Ene

* HAYMAKER DELEGATES.

toy the enftBSimur couhcjI at WashtnfrMm. Co operation wttb other sodefie* toward, pett»«» S building <mde for tmoana also was pledged at the weekly martins Wodnesday

in the Ch a amber of Commeroe. Amwt Poll##. AeefdcaS.

Oeory# Wiuwlow. » vetetinsty surgeon. ID® North DaHdteon stiwet. w»« arrested Wednesday night by Motor Poitegmen Bemauer and

Hr<*,kt no

driving

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A Wewtern railroad track*, in which Mrs. Lewra Jtnsher. age ft/tyone IIP North Davidaon atreet. was injured. The motor potoCMOSn mud Winslow drove onto the *»dewslk and ♦trtp'k the woman. «aii*irtg a fracture of one of her ribs and other bruise*.

New Position for Thomas.

CharW Bw«ln Thomas, formerly head of tho English department of the Short ridge High fbhool. has been sppointed to a pom* toon w. the editorial .t*B of the Atlantic Monthly Pre*#. Mr Thomas Is director of Engttsti m the Cleveland bigla srboola. An |io«t»eefl»ept of the change was received to4sy toy friends In this Sly] Mr. Thrnnas will have chaiye of the educational publication* »e Atlantic Company. Hn is » graduate ndisns and Harvard uimcrad;** nnd ha# dlmetor of KbgHsh in Cleveland for two

Child Neglect Charged.

Hearing nf evidence in the ci Mr*. Haas! Rshke. Frank Owen

in Jutteniie dour a tier noon before

“ Fleve* Choaou foe National Cowvwea- ' WwnM«c*vs Elorted. j Klsvsn dslgiriitdg to th* annual naonal con vocal | o» of th« Hgymaksrg' lion ak Buffalo, N. Tt, In . . wer# e lotted gt th# clog# of annual stgi# Hayrnaksrs' convoat t>*n Wigwam of tha Indiana, at**?* Association

were: Luther Ifuteh- . P. Bafnes, Anderson; Mfrlght, Indianapolis; L. 1* Mltdhfll, Mlisridan; f>, W, fox, Elwocid; William May, Linton; J. D. ‘ H - »• Hilbert, polla; Cliarles Favorite, WmL, frriitb, Hputii Bend, and Tl.*M Jt, 11. williamin, adva|i<!«id to th? dfate chief haymsker. Ifth delegate. HdhorsL of Madison, was tisefod vice-at in# chief haymaker ,*nd L. M. Bprlngar, of Kokomo, was •leotgd s trusteg to serve three years. ■ DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUND.

Gay Ikaltu fthet «elf Accidentally

Wortgif Ran a way.

(Bpecisl to The Indianapolis News) WaKSAW, jltid.. May !•.—tGuy

Bhultg, age twenty, diet! In a Warsaw hospital last evening of gunshot wounds received last Friday. He was

Injured by the aMMagta! dtschan

of a shotgun, #hl '

ill »h

tv. t .

Bhultg li^ed souih of

_—, Jhloh ho carried to kill

groundhogs while riding on a Blow. When nig team became frightened and r»n away, the gun was discharccd,

load taking eff-ct ip hie rOtht

Warsaw.

MOORES BILL APPROVED. ^ 1 . _ . ■' Anti-Lynchlag Meaaarc Reported Fa# vorahty hy ( pmaiHtee. > T rSpecial «o The IndisiuipoSa News! WASHINGTON, May 20.4~The hnuae judiciary committee today voted to report favorably the antl-lynchlng bin introduced hy He present Stive Merrill Moores (Rep., in.!,), January 32, last, and reintroduced as a committee bill May 17 by Representative jTyer. of St. Louis, chairman of the puhcommlttee In charge of antl-lyneh-3ng.

jniomiMKo. Wednesday

hm M*nst and Floyd t»» twgrun

2 Idkr. 1 The hearing will be ^tenpleUd ■■ter, Mrs. Ealike Is charged With nogket pf her < hlidrea. Thompson and Owen, mu «t * lee*> theater are charged with me# to the neglect of the children Bswe. divorced busbagMl of Mrs. ic, teetllled regarding alleged fact* he he h»d learned toy plsnng a dictsphone

apartment

0a Asssolt Charge. ^ | j Charles Thorne. 2f54 Brookslde avenue htanaavr of the Bp-To Date laundry. Twen

tr elgnth atiwet and Drightwood avenue, was

* Wednesday on a charge of assault *ry with criminal Intent a* a rrmiit fidavit flle.1 toy Bertha «reen 2t»!4 ud iivemie. one of hi* employe* The is made tor Sergeant Chi fiord Rich. and Patrolman Hociago. Thome was fined 1 and costs and sentenced to eerve two day* i iatl by Judge Walter PnWbsrd in city

iurt today.

•Hd to the Grand Jury. : Clarence Selhert. 1914 East Ntneteetith •met James Carr. IB05 M«l4iiddh» #«* SMi Clataw wJlbur. 171H Seltofontai aftreet: Noble Claycomb, 1647 Hoc mremte. »nrt Charles Cummings ]*14 tlndale avenue, arresteil last week

neettoa with the alleged theft of 1 totnototlea. were held to the grand Judge Walter Pritchard in city coo Howard Maxey, 1330 Cferaeil avi

rested with the others on eetnwg stolen goods, also

grand lury.

f'rge Chew per Cwts *f Mast. T. B Bradley sad V. 3. Evans, of the edncsbogal department of Swift ft Co packers. wiH speak at the Tedhmcsl High School Friday morning and at Butler College Fndsy afternoon They are urging the we « cheaper cut# of meat by the jmbBe sndane asking that more lamb be eaten. They spoke Tnesrfay at the Manual Trshdng Wgh School and Wednesday at St. Agnes Aeademy. On next Tuesday toey wtU addrea* the Housewives' League of Marios county. Burglar* In Haase and Gr •*•*"/. Burglars toroha Into the horn* ©f Carl I* Kernel. 34 North KGey avenue Wednesday sight, ransacked the boose and obtained jew* dry Talued at *2S0. according to a report xS* the detech ve department. Borgtonw aloe entered a gtortrt operated by A. F Bring man 1601 Prospect street and carried away wxtecTi pound* of sugar and twenty earn of Triers a* «• Attend Berries*. Members of the Georg# H. Chapman Rost So. 20® G. A. K.. sod George H Chapman Post Women'* Belief Corps No. Id. are ex pecisd to attend memorial serriem Sunday monung In th* Third Christian church. Broadway and Seventcertn streets her* of th* two posts wiD meet st CoQegs avenue and Seventeenth street and march in a body to toe church. •Fjwjw Af'ssmjyiaa.f A w mss asm Ksimi gMiWiin'Mrgin—Hi Hilt n m (0M» • ■ JwjPPTTXS* j# T■—wssSW s Ass ®eT wlfFr“hsi,W-* The Capitol Avenue Protective Asaociatton will meet tomorrow Bight in Weber hall Thirty fourth street and Capitol avenue, at which time a comm,'tee will be appointed by the association to petition tbe park board to place electric lights a kmc Capitol avenue and to resurface the street. •TTm li J Jr/w ■ f Jcsr IlL# # JEW JmWWTEWW -Scm w /w»W*'mvp*xr*« Henry N fipasa win addrea* the student* of to* Benjamin Harrison Law School on 'The Art of Croa*-Examination^ Fnday night a 7 o clock. = * To Give Playlet. The Dramatic Club of Beech Grove will give a playlet "Hunkers Corner*.’ at the New Bethel High School Saturday night.

Ocripps Booth O S I X

Rmbodylag Beauty, llependahillty and 1

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First Presbyterian church will continue ita series of community service programs with a community sing and

motion picture show Fridav 7:26 o'clock. Ralph Windhea

Ralph Winchester Hills

win lead the sing. The pictures will include "Lorna Doone,'* a Bobby Bumps animated cartoon, and ‘Through Life's Windows,” an educational picture on the human eye. No admission will he charged.

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to bring out the faimett of this statement we especially urge you to make comparisons with the cat price sale offerings— this will also give you a better understanding why men, literally by the thousands, walk five blocks from the business center to buy Hauger Clothes.

SPRING SUITS $27.50 to $45.00 : ;|.V That Will Cost You One-Third More Elsewhere

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