Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 216, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1922 — Page 12

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We Will Help You to Save Safely jfeatotn&s anu tTri i£i Compart? RAGSDALE NOW HEADS MARION COUNTY LEGION Other Officers Elected at. Business Session and Banquet. John Paul Ragsdale vras elected chairman of the Marion County council ot the American Legion at a business session following a dinner last night in the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. K:igs dale, who has been an ardent legion worker, will succeed J. Frank Cantwell, who was the first chairman of the reorganized county council. Other officers elected are: George V. Klimes, first vice chairman. In charge of organization: Bert Hawkins, second "ice chairman, in charge of the service division; Maurice Thornton, third vice chairman, in charge of the social division; Joseph Minturn, fuiirth vice chairman. In charge of the civic division; J. C. Caperton, treasurer, and James C. Dale, secretary. The Ilev. George W. Allison will become the chaplain again as soon as he Is made a voting delegate by his post. The new executive committee consists of Miss Florence Martin, Byron Young, 11. C. Ketcham, J. Frank Cantwell. Marinion Hansberry, :. \Y. Übaugh and Ilarry K. Languor:. SEIY CHAIRMAN' MAKES Si’EECIf. In a brief talk on accepting the chairmanship Mr. Hags dale declared that it is up to every member of the American Legion to make the organization a success. lie also asserted that every I.egionraire should wear the button at all times. Lemuel Holies, the hational adjutant, in speaking at the dinner, said the legion today is one of the biggest influences in public life. “We must protect that standard,” he declared. He warned against tendencies to squabble over unimportant matters In post and council meetings and urged every Legionnaire to support the new officials with ail of their power. Lloyd I>. Claycombe, a service man and a member of the city council was a special guest at the meeting. RETIRING E RESIDENT T HANKS S l PRO RTF RS. In relinquishing the chair Mr. Cantwell praised the post of the cooperation extended the council during the past year. “I wish to give public acknowWgcpient of my thanks to those who have yooperated with me in this work,” he said. “Cooperated unselfishly for the sake of the cause which without their cooperation and interest could not have been accomplished. It is impracticable to mention names; to do so might render an injustice to valued workers. 1 wish to say it has been c pleasure to me to work with so many spiendi 1 men during the pa3t year in this great cause, and I am glad to say that every post in Marion County Is working together la harmony and have been but one object in view, that is the promotion of the welfare of the American Legion and of the community in which we live. 1 wish to bespeak at this time for my successor in office the same spirit -f -ordial cooperation that has been mine during the past year. May I remind you that there is nothing so harmful to the success of any organization as the spirit of back-biting and petty selfish Jealousy. There has been a minimum of that in my administration and 1 hope my successor may be equally as successful as I. Lot us all work together for the accomplishment of big things for Indianapolis ami Marlon County. The Amerb an Legion can be made the greatest P>rce for good in tiiicommunity. Let the fires of patriotism te kept burning here in our community and during the coming year may things grow better for Indianapolis and this county. The opportunity is ours, may we work together cordially In the spirit of complete cooperation to the end that we can do our part, the part of full-grown men. toward making this community a better place in which to live.” COUNCIL INDORSES BOXING BILL. The council indorsed the boxing bill pending before the city council and authorized the newly elected officers to Investigate the feasibility of presenting a home talent play in the n-'-ar future. It was suggested that a legion play might become an annual feature of the council's entertainments. Inspired Chap Has Fun in Traflic Cop Role Till Arrested A self-appointed traffic cop, Imbued with an earnest desire to make himself hoard ail over the negro quarter, according to motor policemen, was arrested in front of 501 Indiana avenue about S:3O a. m. today. lie identified himself as Colby Coffee, 20. 2021 Ashland avenue, when he was locked up at police headquarters ou a charge of drunkenness. The desk sergeant at headquarters, who received half a dozen calls for help over the telephone, said Colby was shouting so loud that he heard him over the phone. The complainant was calling from a barber shop near the scene of Colby's spree. The police said Colby stopped every person who came along to ask them where they were going and why. YOU CAN’T WORK WELL WITH A COLD N NOBODY likes to be around a person suffering from a heavy cold. It exposes them needlessly. You can take care of your job and keep business and social engagements shortly after you begin using Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey. For it is prompt in helping Nature expel phlegm, allay inflammation, ease breathing, and drive away irritating coughs. Use it —give it to the kiddi'/S. Don’t Buffer a minute longer than you have to. At all druggists. 30c. DcßelT&^S Kne-Tar-Hon&f^f jor CouoKs end Colds Constipation b-"! - Relieved 111 Bulgarian Si Blood Tea ! flush the kidneys, Jlji liflgSSr'k m- re tl.e poisons SlpzP*"-- lrnrn the bowels. 1) WSarSLiS-- T ANARUS, up a cold quickly take It hot at bedtime. Sold by druggists everywhere. — —. -J —Advartidemeui.

THIEVES KEEP POLICE ACTIVE THROUGH NIGHT Numerous Robberies Are Reported With Small Values Taken. A series of small robberies and attempted robberies kept the police busy last night and this morning. Peter M. Hall, 365 Ogden street, told the police burglars entered his house last night and left with S3O. A watch valued at $25 was stolen a second time from the home of B. B. Love, 1317 North Beville avenue, last night. Mr. Love and bis family were away from home from 7 o’clock to 10 o'clock last night and when they returned the watch was gone. The watch was stolen about j a year ago and was recovered when a I negro was arrested for burglary. When Leonard Gray, 1935 West Mlchi- j I gan street, boarded a West Michigan j I street car at Illinois and Washington | ' streets yesterday evening someone j I crowded against him. A few minutes j i later he discovered his purse containing j j §5.40 was gone. j Someone threw a brick through the 1 window of the store of iSaru Zukeman, \ | 401 Massachusetts avenue, but nothing; was missing. A few minutes later a j brick was thrown through the drug store j of J. C. Clark, 572 Massachusetts avenue, ■ and $5 taken from the cash register. The burglar overlooked §2O iu another drawer. A man attempted to hold up Nelson James. 221 North East street, at East and Miami streets, last night. He was frightened away when another man ap- | neared. i Otis 1.. Macy, 812 West Washington I street, told the police his automobile disappeared from Ohio and Delaware streets last night. .Tames Henderson, 47, negro, was ar- ' rested after It was asserted he tried to ' break into a garage in the rear of the home of C. S. Hicks, C 75 Middle drive, Woodruff Place. HOOSIER PAPER ‘ADOPTS* BABY Brazil Times Sends Check for Near East Relief. Among a batch of Christmas checks | brought to Near East Relief headquarters ' by W. E. Carpenter of Brazil, lud., representing the holiday offering of C:ay j county citizens for Armenian orphan | support, was a check from the Brazil j Times. • The size of the check makes the news- ' paper the fairy god-parent of a child of ! the Bilile lands. At relief headquarters I there is speculation ns to whether the I editor, the publishing company or the | entire force of the office. Is the “adopted parent” of the baby. In any event the newspaper becomes sponsor for the life :of one child for a year. “All of which shows,” said Secretary Mead A. Kelsey, "the fine spirit of the State press of Iu- ! diana in giving splendid support to our relief work.” Mrs. E. C. P.umpler, chairman of the woman's division of Near East Relief, with a message fresh from the land of stalking death, is in Carroll County to ; aid in raising that county’s quota for American orphan support. Mrs. R irnh-r will show the soul-reaching movie film, ‘Alice In Hungerland,” which scores a ; point for Near East Relief wherever given. If every woman in Indiana could \ see the picture, our quota would be raised," says Mrs. Rumpler. Cl.rn ELECTS HAMPTON. Harold -T. Hampton was elected presi- : dent of the Hoosier Athletic Club yesterday afternoon. Other officers elected are: Harvey A. Alexander, vice-president; K. ,T. Erber, recording secretary; Parke Haynes, corresponding secretary: Otto Feucht, treasurer, and I>r. Clark E. Day. ; librarian. Directors elected are Albert 1-1. Chi. Herbert L Bass, Charles Fawki tier, Joseph J. Schmidt and Russell G. j Stunner, for three years, and Waiter : Smith, for one year. Holdover directors are Clarence Sweeney, Lon Smith, Ed--1 ward Raub. Sain Hoffman, Elmer Pie!, Henry Dithmar, Dr. Kenner h Jeffries, ( W. H. Morrison, ,Tr, and Paul Q. Richey. 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