Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1921 — Page 12
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‘ "Money that is wasted is destroyed as if cast into a fire and the evil results are not confined to the individual waster, blit are spread throughout society. This is the crime and damage done by waste,” says Herbert Hoover. We may not be wasting money but we may be giving some of our funds vacations which they do not need. Remember, that on our Demand Certificates of Deposit interest is recorded in days, not in years or months. Every day counts while, your funds are in a Demand Certificate account —they are earning interest at the rate of 3 per cent per annum. jfletdjer fairings anti Crust Company Safe Deposit Vault on First Floor.
8 BOYS, FIRING CRACKERS, TAKEN Police Active in Effort to Enforce Ordinance. A bombardment of street ears by boys with firecrackers at Tenth and Gray' streets last night resulted in eight youngsters being arrested on charges of violating the fireworks ordinance. Three of the boys were taken to the detention h/>me and the other five to police headquarters. but were later released on bonds. Two other persons were arrested last night on charges of violating the fireworks ordinance. Motorpolicemen McClure and Vaulderauer said they hid in the shrubbery and watched the boys throw firecrackers through the open windows of the street cars. Then they caught eight, but a number of others escaped by running. The five boys, too old to be taken to the detention home, gave their names as Earl Heller, 17, 1301 North Oakland avenue; Walter Cross, 17, 905 Madison avenue; Howard Phillips. 17, 807 North Gray street; John McQuiston, 10, 448 North Rural street, and Frank Roth, 16, 1512 Tuxedo street. Patrolman Bradley arrested Leo Cline, 29. a real estate dealer at 431 Lemcke building, on charges of violating the fireworks ordinance. J. J. Barrish, 54. 1230 Union street, also was arrested, charged with violating th# fireworks ordinance. The arrest was made by Patrolman Mitchell. Two Men Hurt When Train Strikes Truck Two men were injured when a Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western passenger train struck an automobilo truck at the Concord street crossing late yesterday afternoon. Henry Haieiwood, 20, and his brother, Everett, 22, 3538 Garden avenue, were hurled from the auto and fell on a pile of lumber. Both were taken to the St. Vincents hospital and though seriously injured, physicians say they will recover. The truck was wrecked. The two men declared the bell at the crossing was not ringing. The police say the bell was ringing when they got there and that the train was stopped near the crossing. A woman who witnessed the accident told the police the bell was ringing as the automobile approached the crossing. SECRETARY OF ROTtBY CUB. RICHMOND, Ind., June 29. Robert E. Huen has been selected secretary of the Richmond Rotary club to succeed Ed. N. Wilson. Mr. Wilson resigned after serving approximately three years.
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Mayor Harks Back to Cave Man Days; O. K. to Whip Spouse Special to The Times. ANDERSON, Ind., June 29.—Mayor J. W. Black, who acts as judge of the Anderson vity court, should be popular among the married men. In a decision in a case wherein a husband was charged with assault and battery upon his wife. Mayor Black ruled the man had a right to chastise the woman, and ruled further if a man's wife needed chastising, it is no infraction of the law for the husband to administer “reasonable punishment.”
FIRE LOSS SOUTH OF TOWN SIO,OOO University Heights Residence and Bakery Burn. Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a two and a half story frame residence and bakery belonging to Adolph Shaffer, at University heights a mile and a half south of the city limits on the Madison road at 3:30 o'clock this morning. For a time it appeared as if seven or eight homes would be destroyed. Shaffer had a narrow escape after awakening his fam ily and getting them safely out of the burning building. The loss is estimated at SIO,OOO and is said to be partly covered by insurance. Bucket brigades formed by neighbors and by students from the Indiana Central University prevented the spread of the flames to other houses with the exception of the residence of Ben Dummlnn to the south of Shaffer's property. That house was badly scorched by the heat. Shaffer's property is a total loss and almost nothing was saved from the building. The residence of it. L. Fisher, directly across the street, caught tiro several times, but was extinguished without much damage. Kire apparatus from Indianapolis was sent and thirty-eight gallons of chemical poured on the ruins of the Shaffer building. City water mains do not extend that far south. Mr. Shaffer went to his bakery at 3 o'clock and smelled something burning He went up stairs and awakened his wife and two sons, Carl. 19, and Vincent, 6. They went down stairs, but Shaffer remained on the second floor. Suddenly the Games broke through and spread so rapidly his escape by the front stairway was cut off. He escaped by elimhing over a rear roof and dropping to the ground.
D£GJI/LLPARAGRAFS | SlP|iPr 3 lIS t sluS? Miss Rosy Moseley has made herself two inches taller by placing some upright chicken feathers in her hat. * * t Isaac Helwanger nas made his will and has had the Tiekville Coroner to place his official seal on it. The will provides that if his wife marries after he dies the home place on Musket Ridge goes to her second husband. • • • Clab Hancock's watch has Just undergone extensive repairs, and he is now prepared to tell about what time it is at all hoars of the day and night. SONS VETERANS RECRUITING FAST If Grandsire Fought War of States, You Can Join. | “Are you eligible to membership in the Sons of Veterans?” This question is being plumped at hundreds of Indianapolis citizens by the 221 “older mem- ; bers” of Ben Harrison Camp, No. 356. “If you are eligible, sign on the dotted line,” is the next injunction, and the sons of veterans are signing in large numbers. Many grandsons of Union soldiers, descendents on the mother's side, i from Grand Army grandsires, did not know until recently that the son of a | daughter of a Union veteran was eligible ! to the Sons of Veterans just as well as the son of a son of a Union fighting man. A survey has indicated that in Indianapolis from thirty to forty thousand citizens are eligible to the Sons of Veterans. They are being catalogued rapidly, and are being interviewed by th* workers of Ben Harrison Cainp as quickly as they are listed. Ben Harrison Camp is driving for 1.000 new members by July 30. Campaign Manager Frank C. Huston, in charge of the headquarters booth at Pennsylvania and Market streets, reports that progress thus far Is encouraging beyond the most sanguine advance predictions.
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29,19Z1.
Experts Hold Debate on City Manager Plan Politician and muncipal government experts will oppose each other in a discussion of the city-manager form of government before the Indianapolis Re-
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