Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 97, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1920 — Page 3

SAHARA GROTTO PLANS BIG TIME State Ceremonial Will Be Held Sept. 11. The enchanted realm In the desert ■wastes of the Sahara will he transplanted to Indianapolis Saturday night. Sept. 11, when the state ceremonial of Sahara grotto of the Mystic Order Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm will be held at the Athenaeum. Candidates will report to the master of ceremonies at 6:30 o'clock p. m. A reception for visiting prophets and an oriental love feast will be held. The ceremony will begin at 9 o'clock In the theater of the Athenaeum with a presentation of the oriental phantasm, “A Night in Fez.” The Blue Devil Zouaves of Sahara grotto will make their appearance during the first of the seven visions of the spectacle. The grotto has made arrangements for a winter social season which will begin Sept. 21 with a theater party at the Murat to witness a performance of “The Greenwich Village Follies.” Raymond F. Murray is monarch of the grotto and Sterling Falloon is secretary. Say Street Car Men Lured Girl, 18, on Car Lester Mayhue, 21. 522 West Norwood street, and Otis Thomas, 36. 910 East Twenty-first street, were arrested yesterday afternoon on complaint of the foster father of a 13-year-old girl. Me.yhne and Thomas are employes of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company. The father of the girl told the police his daughter had disappeared from home the night of Aug. 22 and he found her the next morning downtown. The girl told the police, it is said, that Mayhue had induced her to ride on his car several times. The girl also has ridden on Thomas’ car. it is said. The girl was taken to the detention home. Struck by Pole, Man’s Skull Is Fractured George Ensley, 315 West Ohio street, is in a critical condition today at the city hospital suffering from a fractured skull received last night when he was knocked from a street car by a support pole at the Kentucky a\ecue viaduct. Ensley was riding on the back platform of a West Indianapolis street car and stuck his head out, when he was struck by a support pole that Is between the out-bound and in-bound car tracks. ‘Blind Tiger’ Keeper Gets Farm Vacation Brownie Wassel, bartender in the dry beer saloon of Polaeh Borris. 701 Ketcham street, was fined SSO and costs and sentenced to thirty days on the Indiana state penal farm, after he was found guilty in city court of operating a blind tiger. Wassel was arrested after the police found a man in the saloon who said he bought liquor from Wassel. Lawyers Will Hear of Crime Commission Col. Henry Barrett Chamberlain of Chicago will speak before the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology here Sept. 10 to 18. Col. Chamberlain, who formerly was in newspaper work in Chicago, will speakon the Chicago crime commission.

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CHAPTER LXV (Continued). “One letter? And you’ve been here over three weeks—almost a month. What does It mean, Neal?” I cried In amazement, slamming the door of the broiling oven on my chops and turning to face him. There was a flash of defiance in his eyes as he responded: “I told you when I came, didn't I, that I hadn’t consulted father about my job? I said I just got it—and lit out.” “Yes, you did, aud I sat right down and wrote Father Andrew you were with us and that everything would be all right. It hurt me a little that he didn’t answer my letter with more than a postal—but I though he was busy, and I didn’t ask to see your letters, because you’d naturally show them to me if you wanted me to see them. After all, no matter bow I love him. Father Andrew is your really, truly dad —not mine,” I said slowly—feeling my way through the tangle I began to sense. “I guess he's been wishing he was your father instead of mine,” Neal said bitterly. I went over and laid my hand on his shoulder. "Neal is there something you want to tell Babbsie?” “I’ll keep my affairs to myself,” replied Neal, shaking off my hand and muttering with a boyish gruffness 1 might have known masked actual emotion. “I—I —only get hurt when I talk about what really matters. No one believes In me. And maybe they’re right not to. But I mtght be different if they did. You think I'm as fickle as the deuce, and that Dalton woman thinks I'm not to be trusted at all, and Jim—” He stopped abruptly. His voice had

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risen high and tense—it broke on a high “Yes, Neal?” asked Jim’s voice. He had hobbled across living room and stood in the doorway of the kitchenette. Hie face was stern and set. His voice had a ring of authority. “Yon were saying that no one trusted you. No, Neal, you needn't look so indignant—l wasn't eavesdropping. When I heard you shout that no one believed in you, I hurried out here as fast as my ankle would permit. So you think 1 don’t trust you?” “How can you trust me—knowing what you do?” Neal tried to hold his voice steady, but in spite of him, a broken note crept into it. “You’ve stood by and tried to help me. But what must you think of me—you with that smashed foot you got In the fight I—I —" Then he turned to me and flung his young head high as he choked out the confession it must have tortured him to make. And, strangely enough—lnstead of wavering away—Neal's eyes held mine as he muttered, huskily: “I'm a slacker, Babbsie. A draft dodger. I ran away from home to get out of being a soldier—to get away from ths draft.”—Copyright, 1920, (To Be Continued.) Leaves Bureau for Indiana University Frederick H. Guild, statistician of the legislative reference bureau, has resigned to accept a position on the faculty of Indiana university. No successor has been appointed.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1920.

CHARGED WITH FARM COMBINE Control Dairy and Poultry Prices, Alleged. Six corporations and forty-five associated Individuals are named as parties in an alleged combine of farm produce companies, in a suit filed by Ele Stansbury, attorney general, in the Fountain county circuit court. The alleged trust Is said to be operating in nineteen counties in the state, where it is controlling butter, egg and poultry prices. A temporary restraining order is asked to prevent further operation of the alleged combine, and a permanent Injunction is also asked. William C. Jacques, president of the E. R. Jacques Company, is named as chief executive, and it is said that Frankfort is the headquarters. The suit declares the “combine” Is operated in Warren, Fountain, Parke, Tippecanoe, Carroll, Tipton, Newton, Jasper, Benton, White, Cass, Howard, Madison, Delaware, Henry, Hamilton, Clinton, Boone and Putnam counties.

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HOROSCOPE “The stars Incline, but do not compel.”

THURSDAY, SEPT. 2. After the noon hour this should be a fortunate day for most human activities, acccording to astrologers. Jupiter, Mercury and Uranus are In strongly benefle aspect. The mind should be quickened and the courage augmented where large business projects are involved, during this rule of the stars. Again there appears to be offered great commercial opportunities in -which it Is possible to profit because of the misfortunes of other. It will be recalled that occnlists declared wars would not cease if the great offensive ended under the rule that prevailed when the last cannon were fired. There is warning in the stars today. Washington, Chicago and San Francisco are all subject to stimulating and favorable aspects of the stars. Hospitals should prepare for a bnsy period that may be rather prolonged. Persons whose birthdate it is should cultivate a calm and Kppy state of mind. They have fairly promising prospects for

the year if they take no risks in business. Children born on this day may find it necessary to employ all their talents in starting their careers, but they probably will succeed.—Copyright, 1920. Assistant Geologist Post Goes to Ferguson L. S. Fergnson, who has been in field work wii.h Dr. G. N. Logan of the State conservation department, will succeed B. J. Malott, assistant state geologist, who resigned yesterday, it has been announced by Richard Lieber, director of the conservation department. Says League Parent for ‘Super Empire’ The adoption of the league of nations will bring about a “super empire,” In the opinion of Montaville Flowers of California, expressed In a speech at a smoker given for new members of the Marion club last night. Mr. Flowers characterized the republican party as the progressive party.

Harding Club to Hold i Reception for McCray The Indianapolis Hardlng-for-Presi-dent club will hold an Informal reception Wednesday evening, Sept. 8, In the Hotel English, for Warren T. McCray, republican nominee for governor, It is announced by Richard Lowther, secretary of the organization. There will be no speeches. The Indianapolis Military band will give a concert. In ” the receiving line will be Elias J. Jacoby, president of the club; Mrs. Albert B. Anderson, vice president; Mrs. William L. Taylor, women’s secretary; Frank A. Symmes, secretary, and Riley C. Adams, treasurer. Faipily Jar Leads to Attempted Suicide Emma James. 23. 229 Blake street, Is recovering today at the City hospital following an attempt to end her life yesterday afternoon by tnking poison. The woman attempted suicide, accord-

ing to the police, because she could not get along with her husband, whom she married about three months ago.

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