Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 262, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1922 — Page 14

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WOMAN STRUCK BY NEGRO, WHO WIELDS BROOM Mrs. Opal Chappell Victim of Attack—Bunco Game Suspect Held. Mrs. Opul Chappell, apartment 1, the Lexington, was struck on the head with a broom by an unidentified negro as she was passing an alley on Eleventh street between Illinois and Meridian, last night about 11 o’clock. Mrs. Chappell was not hurt seriously and her screams frightened away her assailant. Palmer Richardson, negro, 1502 Columbia avenue, was arrested on an affidavit charging him with “buncko steering,” sworn to by Henry Johnson, negro. Richardson is the proprietor of a poolroom and Is alleged to have Induced Johnson to enter a "three-card Monte game.” Johnson says he was swindled out of S2O. Tom McNulty, 2106 North Alabama street, said to be an employe of the county, was arrested yesterday afternoon following an accident in which an automobile driven by him and a street car collided at Prospect street and Reid place. McNulty was not hurt and was charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence# of Intoxicating liquor. John Porter, 1210 Prospect street, who was In the machine with McNulty, was slightly Injured and taken to the detention ward of the city hospital. Two negro bandits entered the drug store of W. F. Reynolds, 931 North West street, ordered him to hold up his hands, and shot him when he ydodged behind a prescription case. The bullet pierced Reynolds’ leg after passing through the prescription case. Following the shooting the negroes ran from the store. Reynolds shot at the bandits as they fled. Thieves broke Into the home of Theodore Fletcher. SIS West Nineteenth street, and took groceries to the value of $2.50. Police are looking for Charles Coleman, colored, 518 Hudson street, who Is alleged to have struck Dabney Wilson colored. 557 East Court street with a milk bottle In a fight. The bottle broke, lacerating Wilson’s face and his injuries were dressed at the city hospital. Five persons were slightly bruised when an automobile driven by Russel Hyatt, 13G2 South Belmont street, skidded and overturned at Kentucky avenue and Morris street. Realtors to Hear I. U. Commerce Dean “Business Cycles,” a discussion of periods of economic depression and prosperity, the reasons for them and possible remedies, will be discussed Wednes-” day noon before the Indianapolis Real Estate Board by Dr. William A. Bawles. dean of the School of Commerce and Finance at Indiana University. Dean Rawles is an authority on the subject of economics. He has been connected with Indiana University since 1894. after completing his training here and iD Eastern universities. He is Identified with the New York Academy of Political Science, the American Economics Association, the American Political Science Association, the American Association for Labor Legislation, the National Municipal League and the National Tax Association.

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ULAUSSEN HELD NOT GUILTY OF PRO-GERMANISM Accused Advertising Man, Leaving Shipping Board, Is Vindicated. WASHINGTON, March 14—Evidence to refute recent charges M. B. Claussen, advertising manager of the Shipping Board, had been engaged In pro-German activities during and since tho war, was made public in connect'on with the announcement of Mr. Claussen’s retirement from his present position. Mr. Claussen, it was announced by W. J. Love, vice president of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, will be succeeded as advertising manager by James W. Boring of Chicago, formerly of Montgomery Ward A Cos. The evidence of Mr. CLar.ssen’s loyalty was exhibited In the form of letters written by Melville E. Stone, general managei of the Associated Press and Admiral A. F. Long, chief of the Navy Intelligence Service, asserting Mr. Claussen, through his former connection with the Hamburg American Steamship Company, rendered the American Government valuable service during the war. From Feb. 10, 1918, until the Armistice, Admiral Long said, Claussen was employed as a special agent of the Government, served satisfactorily in that capacity and was able "to furnish information which proved to be a value to the Government.” The reason for Mr. Ciaussen’s retirement as advertising manager. Shipping Board officials said, was due to illness. He will not leave the board's employ, but will be sent on tour of thai Pacific Coast and the Orient with a view to reporting upon port conditions with regard to the development of the various trans-Paciflc passenger service of the Emergency Fleet Corporation.—Copyright, 1922, by Public Ledger Company. Manlike virile —as f Jk much alive with eharf aetcr and personality as vJkPWH the man himself the ' business man's portrait *|ggjPr < I ncorp o ra ) Ninth Floor, Kahn Building

GENERAL BALLINGrON BOOTH COMING SUNDAY, MARCH 19th. Not in a long time has Indianapolis heard a Detter speaker than the man who comes to THE CADLE TABEKNACLE next Sunday. Rev. Edward S Ninde. D. D Pastor of the MatWwson Street M. E. Church of Providence, K. 1., says: “On Sunday morning my church was crowded to the doors to listen to a sermon from iicneral Ballington Booth. Thu occasioa had been looked forward to w:th great eagerness. Though recovering from a severe cold, he spoke with ca*: and great power. He held the close attention of the audience as tn eloquent language ue dwelt on the needs of the depressed classes all over the land and the call fer service in their behalf. Then for half an nonr he pictures some of the blessed activities of the Volunteers of America.” Rev. George William Carter. Ph D . General Secretary of the New York Bible Society, says: "General BalUngton Booth is one of the most magnetic speakers that I have ever heard before any audience. He is versatile. commanding and magnetic. In the audience to which I have Invited him, when he had spoken an hour the people always wanted to listen to uiin longer. I always have inquiries afterward, ‘When will General Booth come again?’ I rejoice in his popularity and in his achievements ”—Advertisement.

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Watch Our Window Displays Many rtew things arriving daily ore immediately shown in the windows at special prices. It will pay you to watch a* only a very few of our extra specials appear in our advertisements. Our Guarantee Any purchase you make here that is not entirely satisfactory when you get it home, please bring it back In good condition and re will choerfullly refund your money for same. You are not required to take doe bills here. We want you for a satisfied customer and anything that docs uot satisfy you does not satisfy us.

'J!le Starting Wednesday New $3 and $4 Trimmed HATS ‘1.97 / One hundred hats In this special sale —just came in yesterday, and my, what wonderful hats they are for only $1.97. They are hats you would expect to pay double for. Women’s and misses’ styles of straw braids iu various shades, fruit trimmings, etc. The news is spreading rapidly that here is the place to save on millinery, and this offer is but one of Ihe examples. Come see for youiself.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1922.

but is feeling better since she takes it and the cage out for a walk every morning. • * • Clab Hancock says he can vividly recall the days of the dim and dusty past when a man could buy a cigar and feel deep down in I's heart that the man behind the counter was not watching out of the corner of his eye to see that he didn’t take over one or two matches. • * * Poke Eazley is laid up this week with pneumonia, and is worse today since several neighbors have come in and recalled that they had relatives to pass out with the same ailment. Girl Kills Self for Love of Negro CHICAGO. March 14. —Because, according To her parents, they would not permit her to marry a negro. Miss Margaret Shader, 16, shot and killed herself In a coal yard In the rear of her home here today. Frank Lee, the negro, also 10, was taken into custody.

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NO MERCY FOR MRS. OBENCHAIN Attorney Brands Her as Vain, Designing Woman, Siren of Society. LOS ANGELES, Cal., March 14. Branding Madalynne Otenehain as a vain, designing woman, a siren of modern society, whe led John Belton Kennedy to his death. Deputy District Attorney Charles W. Frlcke today continued his plea to the jury that Madalyitne Obenehain be adjuuged guilty of first-degree murder. Fricke’s address was without mercy. He sketched definitely the picture of Madalynne that the State wished to Impress upon the Jury, that of a woman who would go as far as murder to avenge injured pride. Her story of events preceding the murder he branded as “fabrication, ridiculous, impossible."

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