Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1921 — Page 10

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LEGION SERVICE DRIVE STARTED Fourth District Workers Open Headquarters. Special to The Times. GREEXSBURG, Ind., March 11—Headquarters for the American Legion serrlce and membership campaign in the Fourth district were opened here today and active organization work got under way. Earle V. Hitch of Indianapolis will direct the campaign, with the assistance of Phillip B. Stapp of Greensburg, the Fourth district member of the executive committee of the legion. Col. L. It. Glgnllllat. State commander, and L. Russell Nerwgent, State adjutant, also will take an active part In the movement. Mr. Stapp has called a district meeting at North Vernon for Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock and every one of the twentyfour posts In the district have sent word to headquarters that they will have representatives at the conference. Much enthusiasm is being manifested by the legionaires, Mr. Sapp states, and he is confident of the cooperation of every member. One of the first things that will be taken up will be a survey to locate former service men who are In need of help In arranging for proper compensation, vocational training, or hospital attention. This work will be a part of the campaign and will be given as much atten-

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tion as th* drive for members. Every man In need of legion assistance will be helped whether he Is a member of the legion or not, Mr. Stapp said. Every post Is to be organized into teams and an intensive canvass will be made in every community. Chicago Scion Held for Annoying Girl CHICAGO, March 11.—Herbert Prentice Crane, Jr., son of a wealthy Chicago business man, is under $5,000 bond today and has been ordered held to’the grand Jury on a charge of annoying Louise Sturm. 13. in Lincoln Park, last January. At a preliminary hearing Crane denied he had ever seen the Sturm girl and repudiated a confession attributed to him by the police at the time of bis arrest. ‘Conspiracy’ Hinted in Stokes Trial NEW YORK, March 11—That Mrs. W. E. D. Stokes will contend the testimony introduced in her millionaire husband’s suit for divorce is the result of a “gigantic conspiracy,” was Indicated by her today. Mrs. Stokes, together with her mother, Mrs. Arthur S. Mills* of Denver, and Dr. Hal Billig, one of seven co-respondents, all hinted at a “conspiracy involving very prominent persons.” All the testimony introduced to date has been by witnesses for Stokes.

RESENTS DELAY IN BRIDGE WORK Park Board to Ask Commissioners to Fulfill Agreement. The boaru of park commissioners has decided to ask the county commissioners why they have not completed work on the Senate avenue bridge over Fall Creek, in accordence with an agreement made with the park board, April 17, 1919. The commissioners’, according to James 11. L>wry, superintendent of parks, agreed to finish the bridge, gravel the roadway across it and grade and gravel tu* approaches and to put In drains, sidewalks, curbs and conduits for electric light cables, but the project has been left dormant so-r months. Nothing but the bridge proper has been completed. The park board Is Interested because the bridge leads Into Fall Creek boulevard. J. Clyde Hoffman, attorney for the board, and Frank C. Llngelfelter, city

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civil engineer, have been designated to confer with the commissioners on the matter. The weekly meeting of the park board was enlivened by a visit from nine members of a newly organized boys’ baseball team from the south side, accompanied by their mothers and half a dozen other Interested members of the Original South Side Women’s Club. The bqys complained that the police will not let them play ball In the streets. They asked the park board to arrange a diamond on vacant ground owned by the Tndianapolls Water Company and others at Arizona and Illinois streets. The board promised to Investigate. Hen Adopts Mouse LITTLETON, Colo. March 11.—When a family of young mice was uncovered in a straw stack on Mrs. Jack Monroe s farm, near here, all but one were killed. A prize Romoco Red hen has adopted the survivor and protects Us charge from other chickens.

Says Snobbery Bred in Schools of East Special to The Times. EVANSVILLE. Ind., March 11.—Returning here from the convention of the department of superintendents of the National Education Association at At lantic City, Superintendent Benezet of the Evansville schools declared he observed that the private tchools of the East are breeding an atmosphere of snobbery. Schools of the Middle West have one

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Former Football Star Faces Charge CHICAGO, M_.rh 11.—George Richmond, 27, Chicago, former Notre Dame football star, today confessed, police said, that he had committed numerous robberies In and around Chicago during the last few weeks. Oliver Brennan and John Cummings, both of Chicago, were arrested with Richmond. Police said they also admitted staging hold-ups.

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