Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 54, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1921 — Page 12

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Money to Loan on New Dwellings and Medium Priced New Apartments failings anU Crust Company WOMAN CHASES EX-HUBBY; HURT Grasps Side of Car and Is Thrown. Soectal to The Times. FRANKFORT, Ind.. July 14.—Mrs. Sylvia Grymes was probably fatally injured last night when sha was thrown from a tonring car driven by her former husband, Edward O. Grymes of Indianapolis. Grymes had drive-, past the woman’s home several tin.-s and the last time Mrs. Grymes Jumped from the porch and rmn toward the machine, calling to him. She succeeded in grasping hold of the front door of the machine, but lost her hold when the automobile did not stop. She was hurled to the pavement and the driver continued on his way. Passersby found Mrs. Grymes in the street unconscious. Examination disclosed that she had sustained a fractured skull and internal injuries. Reports declare that the fact that Grymes was keeping company with other women caused his divorced wife to worry and prompted her to meet him by Jumping on his machine. Orders have been issued for his arrest, pending investigation.

MAN EXPIRES IN WITNESS CHAIR Liberty Man Dies 'While Testifying in Son’s Behalf. Special to The Times. RICHMOND, Ind., July 14.—Testifying In his son’s behalf in the Stanford divorce proceedings here, Leland Stanford. 73, of Liberty, dropped dead about 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon on the witness stand. Heart disease is believed to have caused his death. Twice before the collapse Judge Bond adjourned court when he noticed that the witness was becoming ill. The case, which ended so tragically, had been before the court for six days. Judge Bond announced indefinite postponement. Mr. Stanford was the first witness for the defense. He was an attorney and had been assisting in bis son’s case. When Judge Bond asked him if he did not wish to rest, Stanford said, “no, I guess I can go on with it. If it kills me it will make no difference.” His last testimony was delivered in a shout but the coroner declared that there wa3 nothing in the evidence or court procedure to produce undue excitement. A street waif picked up in New York. Stanford was sent to California. He came to Indiana when he was 21 years old. About 1576 he was associated with J. Breckenridge In Indianapolis, as court stenographer. He is estimated to have been worth five hundred thousand dollar. The widow, a son, Roscoe. daughter, Mrs. R. E. Barnhardt, of Liberty, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren survive.

Two Bathers Rescued Near Columbus, Ind. Special to The Times. COLUMBUS. Ind., July 14.—James Mayfield, 60, and bis nephew, Morris Mayfield, 9, narrowly escaped drowning In Flatrock Hirer near hero yesterday While bathing the man and boy stepped into ten or fifteen feet of water. Mr. Mayfield struggled heroically to hold the boy above water but both had gone down for the second before their cries attracted other bathers who rescued them. This Will Help ILS. Build Up Treasury BROWNSVILLE. Texas. July 14.—Because of the cut of the Ft. Brown telegram allowance from $lO a month to $lO a year, a special delivery letter Instead of a telegram will notify E. M. Harwell of High Shoals. N. C., of the fatal shooting of his son, I’rivate Charles ,T. Harwell. quartermaster corps, here. Private Harwell was shot and killed Wednesday. Seven men are under arrest. Teacher Is Drowned Special to The Times. LA PORTE. Ind. July 14—The body of Miss Nellie O’Grady, £3. teacher in the Chicago schools, who was the third drowning victim of the season at Bass Lake, ha? been taken to Chicago for bnrial. She ventured beyond her depth while bathing. 10-CENT BACK—IN OHIO. DEFIANCE, Ohio, July 14.—The Defiance Ice Cream Company has dropped wholesale prices on Ice cream to $1 per gallon, the lowest quotation in four years. Three retailers are selling ice cream sodas and sundaes for 10 cents Including revenue tax.

UP TO DATE A seven-ton motor truck has been shown to be equal in strength to thirteen two-horse teams. Here is a striking proof of the world’s advance in mechanics, in invention, in labor-saving devices. It hast advanced as well in other fields. The bank of today is far ahead of the bank of the earlier days —in strength, in facilities, in many additional lines of service. The Bank of Modem Methods NATIONAL CITY BANK 14-16 E. Washington St. Indianapolis

COUNCIL HOLDS PLAZA HEARING WITHIN A WEEK Attempt Will Be Made to Show’ Many Signatures Are Fraudulent. The real campaign over the proposal to create a war memorial plaza in Indianapolis in connection with the State war memorial is expected to open next Wednesday afternoon when the council committee holds a public hearing on the petition asking for a referendum on the project. Both sides of the controversy, which already is waxing warm, are preparing to enter the hearing to present arguments in behalf of their cause. An attempt is expected to be made by the city administration forces to show that a number of signatures on the petition are fraudu- , lent, and it is expected that a demand i will be made that they be stricken from the papers. The pro-plaza forces will not oppose the elimination of proven spurious signatures, it is said, because they are confident that there are more than enough [ signers to make it mandatory upon the council to call the special election. "We anticipate assaults, on our petition from a variety of angles,” said Mr. Miller. “Plenty of evidence that the strong-headed Utile group of plaza proponents will go to any lengths of trickery and deception has been observed. For instance, the Indianapolis News Is unable to distinguish the plaza proposal . from the State war memorial plan. “A great hue and cry has been raised ! over the alleged discovery of a few names on the petition whose owners deny sign- 1 ing. Any sensible persou can readily ' see that such a document could not be j prepared without some Imperfections. In ! many cases petitions were left In public places to be signed. Jokers and malicious persons no doubt prpetrated some mischief. The point Is that the petition not j only contains the required number of names, but nearly G.OOO names surplus— 1 about 40 per cent more than are needed."

Bride of Six Months Drinks Poison, Dies Special to The Times. MTNCIE, Ind., July 14—Despondency caused by 111-health and domestic trouble. Is thought to have prompted the suicide of Mrs. Harry Copeland. 10. a restaurant waitress, who died at midnight at a local hospital a few hours after drinking a quantity of carbolic acid. She was found lu a dying condition by her husband to whom she nas married six months ago. He admits that they had been haring some trouble in their home but says that the wife had never Intimated that she contemplated suicide. Special Railroad Rate to Convention Special rates of one and a half fare have been granted by the Central District Railroad Association to delegates who will come to Indianapolis for the purchasing agents' convention, Oct. 10 to 13, according to announcement made today by John J. Flaherty, chairman of the transportation committee of the local purchasing agents association. According to advice which Mr. Flaherty has received from the different purchasing agents' associations over the country. 1.200 and 1,500 buyers may be expected in Indianapolis that week. Indianapolis manufacturers will stage a made-ln-Indlanapolls Industrial exposition that week at the fairground, under the auspices of the manufacturers’ committee of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.

HOOSIER DEATHS NOBLESVILLE Edwin Barker, 71. is dead at his home in the western part of Hamilton County. Two children, Mrs. Virl Harvey and C. D. Barker, the latter secretary of the Hamilton County Federation of Farmers, survive. OREENRBUfcO—Mildred. 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ogoar Engel of near ta-ff. Is dead from tetanus. Lockjaw developed from a wound inflicted by falling on a hay fork July 4. EVANSVILLE—Herman Rosser. 5. gon of Albert Rosser, living near this city, is dead of lockjaw, caused by stepping on a thorn while he was playing in the yard two weeks ago. HARTFORD CITY—Mrs. Sarah Singer. 73. a native of Ireland and for years a resident here, is dead. Mrs. James Trant. a daughter, survives. Elks Stag-e Parade LOS ANGELES. July 14— The pride of Elkdnm paraded through the gay'y decorated streets of Los Angeles today. Thousands of delegates of the B. P. O. E. convention here passed through the streets In the pageant. The streets were lined with spectators hours before the parade started. Comedian Dies ATLANTIC CITY. N. J„ July 14 Ra’ph C. Ilerz of Washington, noted comedian, is dead here as a result of heart attack. Mr. Herx arrived here a week ago with his wife and brother. Mr. Herz was born In England forty-three years ago and was on the stage virtually all his life.

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Slim Pickens returned today from the Calf Ribs neighborhood, bringing with him all of a saw mill that he could carry. It is believed he will go back and gradually get the other parts later. • * * Atlas Peck reports that he has a good cistern for sale, or will swap It for a pond in good condition. • • • All the honest people are not dead yet. The Hotel Proprietor at Tlckville says he has often heard that the traveling public had a habit of taking silverware from the table while nobody W 8 3 looking, but that he has been In the business now for going on six years, and has the same set of pewter spoons be started with.

FRANKFORT WARS ON CAR SPEEDERS Nineteen Arrests Made in One Night. Special to The Times. FRANKFORT, Ind., July 14.—Nineteen j arrests were made here last night for vlo- j lation of automobile ordinances, following orders Issued by Mayor E. C. McCurtry j and the hoard of public safety after a j series of fatal auto accidents as a result I of reckless driving. Mayor McCurtry j says be will enforce the ordinances re- j gardless of who the offenders are and j in case of a second offense, he will send i the guilty to the penal farm. Farmers and business men of the Mani son vicinity are registering protests j against the Frankfort ordiuanee, and have | published cards in local papers as follows: “Autoists: Open your mufflers and turn on your gas. Come to Mattson | to do your trading. Use your headlights. J spotlights, dimmers or no lights, while j in town. You will violate no ordinance. | Come often and stay long. Park any old j place.” Westville Youth Is Drowned in Star Lake special to The Time*. LAPORTE, Ind., July 14.—Donald laeninirger, 18, of Westville, was drowned in Star Lake last night, 'the i body was not recovered until today. j Isenintnger was with a picnic pnrty and j became exhausted while bathing.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 14,19Z1.

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Attention Shriners! Shriners’ Day --- Franklin, Indiana Sunday, July 17, 1921 Interstate Public Service Company will operate special service DETAIL INFORMATION— SPECIAL FARE T. J. Gore. Jt. Tkt. Agt., Traction Terminal. Phone Main 4500- JMf Round 7 rip 4501. I*o% gT% war tax Bert Weedon, Traffic Mgr., 819 V* included Board of Trade. INTERSTATE PUBLIC SERVICE Indianapolis-Franklin COMPANY. All trains stop ot home

Excursion -NEXT SUNDAYCINCINNATI, OHIO $3.00 — K ° u ,„?„£ J, R 1p Decatur, 111., $3.00 -Every Sunday — WarshaH, Ind., $1.48 VISIT TURKEY RUN—(lndiana State Park.) Special Trains leave Union Station Next Sunday 7:00 A. M.

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-IT’S HOTVisit Broad Ripple Park, take a dip in the big pool, fresh sterilized water running in continually. Plenty of shade for your picnic dinners. Good chicken dinners. First-class restaurant service. Plenty of amusements. Good car service. Free moving pictures each evening. Don’t fail to take a ride on the Big Steamer “Sunbeam.” One hour’s ride up the river. Good music and dancing. \ “The End of a Perfect Day" ' UNION TRACTION COMPANY OF INDIANA

a. LOW ROUND TRIP <££>■ VACATION TOURS VIA Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Cos., Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Cos., Lake Shore Electric Railway Cos., Canadian Steamship Lines, White Star Reamer Line Special Niagara Falls, N. Y., and Toronto, Ont. Excursions Sundays, July 17, 31st, August 14th, 28th, Return limit 15 days. The Round Trip Fare including Gov’t War Tax Toronto. TOURIST RATES ON SALE EVERY DAY Round Trip Rato Including the Government War Tax. Niagara Falls $23.11 Toronto $26.73 suffal.°5 uffal .° SJ-82 Cleveland 14.45 Cedar Point 12.45 H ® ron St. Clair Flats 13.55 Put-m-Bay 12.45 Toledo 10. SO Tashmoo Park 13.55 Final Return Limit, Sept. & Oct. 15. Tickets to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Toronto accepted on the Great Ship "See and Bee” between Cleveland and Buffalo. Circular giving full Information regarding the above rates ran be secured bv railing Joint Ticket Agent, Main 4500, or t>y addressing Traffic Department 20*5 Traction Terminal Building, Indianapolis, Rhone, Main 2737.

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