Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1922 — Page 2

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COUNCIL TABLES TURNED ON NEW POLICE STATION Ray Was ‘Anti,’ Now ‘Pro’—' Claycombe, Formerly ‘For,’ Now ‘Against/ Councilman Otto Ray. Shank administration critic, today is fighting for the administration ordinance authorizing a $200,000 bond issue to buy the site across Alabama St. from this city hall for anew police headquarters. Councilman Lloyd D. Claycombe, administration leader, was against the ordinance. The shift in alignment was not ex plained by the two in council meet tog lats night. The ground is listed in the name of the Fletcher Realty Company, and is appraised at $147,000. William H. Armitage and former Mayor Charles W. Jewett have urged the $200,000 bond issue. Ray tried to get the ordinance on passage, but Claycombe blocked him with a point of order which President Theodore J. Bemd sustained. The ordinance has been pending for months. FAST TRAIN GOES INTO SIDING AT PORTERj_SO HURT One May Die as Result of Crash Between Flyer and Locomotive. PORTER, Ind., July 6. —One person probably was fatally Injured and more than fifty slightly hurt last night when a Pere Marquette passen-1 ger train, bound for Chicago, ran j into a siding and crashed into a New York Central locomotive. Investigations are under way to de-| termlne whether the accident was j through mistake or malice. The train was traveling at sixty| miles an hour when it took the siding, according to Judge Asa G. Adams of j Chicago, a passenger. New York Central officials blamed Engineer Roost of the Pere Marquette train. The wreck was within three miles of the place where thirty-seven persons were killed In the New York Central-Miehigan Central wreck of two years ago.

AFTER LEADERS Illinois Attorney General Gets New Light on Herrin Mine Massacre. By United Seics CHICAGO. July 6.—Something may be done to punish leaders of the Herrin e mine massacre. An anonymous letter received by Attorney General Brundage may result In the arrest of the men who led the wholesale massacre. The letter is understood to contain a number of names. Brundage said letters from all parts of the country asked whether Illinois Intends to rest under the disgrace of the massacre. Program of Kiwanls. Three subjects to be stressed during the coming year are increased interest in civic projects, more intense development of community spirit and aiding of unfortunate children, according to Walter T. White, president of the Indianapolis Kiwanls Club, in his report of the last International convention of Kiwanls clubs at a luncheon of the local club. Loses Valuables Mrs. L. R. McCullough, 818 Christian PL, was robbed of her purse while at 222 Wulsln building. The purse contained $4, a fountain pen nose glasses and keys. It was found at the Y. M. C. A., money and pen missing. Set Tax Hearing Date Hearing for the purpose of equalizing tax assessments throughout Indiana will begin July 20. The Marion County hearing has been set for the first day. There is Strength in Every Tablet 8 One dose often helps nomine nee to enrich your blood and revitalize your wornout exhausted nerres Nuxated Iron is a newer form of iron, like the Iron l your blood and like the iron i spinach. It is so prepared lat it will not injure the teeth or disturb the stomach. It U *dy for almost immediate iworption and assimilation r the blood while some phycians claim metallic iron hich people us ally take is ot absorbed at ail. If you are ot strong or well you owe it i yourself to make the followlg test. See how long you can rork or bow far you can walk rithout becoming tired. Next ike two flve-grain tablets ot iuxated Iron —three times per ay. after meals for two week s. i hen test your strength again and see bow much you have gained. Nuxated Iron is sold under an abaolnte guarantee that yoof money will be refunded if you do not obtain perfectly antiafectary results. For sale in this city by Hook'* Drug Cos., Haag Drug Cos., Henry Huder and any other good drug store. Bladder Trouble DON’T BCFFEB ANOTHER DAT No matter how long or badly you are affected, take HOMODYNE CAPSULES. In most cases they act like magic and maka the worst sufferers forget they ever had bladder and kidney distress. HOMODYNE CAPSULES give sure and qnick relief — your money back If they rail. Tell your friends who suffer, as they will relieve the worst cases. HOMODYNE CAPSULES are for sale at Peareon Drug Co-, and other drug stores. Inax penelve.—Advertisement

Julia Hoyt, Stage Beauty, Has BY WALTER D. HICKMAN. Crackers and milk will not be the diet ot Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, who, in private life is a New York society beauty and the wife of a New York attorney. While “learning to act," Julia Hoyt, as she is known on the e<age, will do It in a de luxe fashion. But Julia Hoyt has one thing in common with every one on the stage—hard ahd sincere work before her. For seven weeks she has given up her wonderful country home out of New York City, and is hare in Indianapolis rehearsing dally with the Stuart Walker Company at the Murat. I motored to the Woodstock Country Club yesterday afternoon with her. The object of my little journey with her was to find out just why she desires to make something out of herself on the stage. She made the biggest kind of hiit personally with me when she declared that she was not disgusted or tired of society, but that she considers the stage a “very pleasant job and not a pastime." “I think all' people are highly interested In any one taking up a Job,** she told me at the club, while watching Tilden on the tennis court.

-1- -I- -IThe Job Is the Thing. Julia Hoyt has a “Job,” and a big one; that she realizes. She has come to Mr. Walker for training. She will play any part assigned her, and she doesn't expect her name in big type or in the electric sign. At first she had difficulty in meeting the objections of her family. At first she played a small part In the movies, and last season appeared with William Faversham in a revival of “The Squaw Man.” Her job right now is to fit herself 1 for her work. She told me that she had a more genuine Interest in the stage than anyone suspects. She does not intend to give up her friends, her country home, her husband or her i social position. Women all over the world work, , and they do not give up their social positions or their home. Why should Mrs. Hoyt? “Coming here is just like going on a trip,” she said. “I leave my country home and husband for a short time.” She realizes that she must convince the public and the critics that she is sincere in her love for a stage career. Like Going to School. Mrs. Hoyt, as I chatted with her in Mr. Walker’s box at the tennis tournament, gave me the Impression that she was just like the daughter of a

SLOAN RENAMED Market Master Again Heads Southeastern Improvement Association. Robert R. Sloan, city market master, was re-elected president of the Southeastern Improvement Association by acclamation last night at a meeting at Bradbury Ave. and Shelby St. Samuel Cooper was elected vice president, C. A. Dokkenwaddel secretary and John M. O’Rourke treasurer. A committee was named to visit the city park board and the board of public works with the view of obtaining a 6ite for a community center aB follows; Mr. and Mrs. William Pettet, C. R. Yoke, H. H. Bishop, Mrs. Lillian May Wilson, Leßoy James and • Michael Shea. PREDICTS ROYAL MARRIAGE London Paper Says Christmas Will See Wedding of Prince. LONDON, July 6. —There will be anj other marriage in the British royal family about Christmas, the Evening News predicts today. Matrimonial rumors have recently circulated concerning two of the king's sons, the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. Steam Pipe Bursts LINCOLN, Neb., July 6.—Three men are dying, three were so badly scalded they are not expected to recover, and others painfully burned early today when a large steam pipe burst in the plant of the Fremont Creamery Company at Crete. Watch Is Stolen Mrs. Hazel Hensley, 1417 W. ThirtyFifth St., informed the police a thief had ransacked her house and carried away a watch worth $25. To Sell Unclaimed Goods Unclaimed stolen property at police headquarters will be sold at auction by Mayor Shank at 2 o’clock Tuesday afternoon. Proceeds go to the police pension fund. Razor and Table Stolen Dr. Ralph Scanlan, 1702 E. Washington St., reports a table and safety razor worth $45, stolen from his office last night.

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wealthy family attending a very proper boarding school. She really la going to school. It is no lark for her, and, above all, she realizes that her secure and exclusive social position In New York will not make her a great actress. She must study and learn; that she admits. She loves to motor and drives her own high powered car in the East. “I was arrested eight times for speeding," she admitted to me, “but a summons was only served once.” She loves tennis and all other sports. The doors of New York’s most exclusive social set open for Mrs. Hoyt. She will not close those doors, but she la seeking only to open the doors of real achievement on the stage. That’s Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, a real Individual with an Ideal, who will make her local debut at the Murat next week In "Seven Chances." •I- 'l' -IOn View Today The following attractions are on view today: "Rings and Rainbows,” at the Lyric; "The Exchanged Hotel,” at B. F. Keith’s; "Cornered," at the Murat; musical comedy and movies at the Rialto; "Carmen” and “Midnight,” at the Ohio; "Over the Border," at the Apollo; “Rough Shod,” at the Isis; "Cardigan,” at the Circle; "From the Ground Up," at the Colonial; “Gypsy Love," at Mister Smith’s and "Hair Trigger Casey,” at the Regent.

BIELASKI HELD ON CHARGE OF KIDNAPING SELF Mexican Authorities Hold Former U. S. Official and Mexican Lawyer. MEXICO CITY, July 6.—A. Bruce Bielaski, former chief of the Bureau of Investigation of the American Department of Jusitce, and Manuel Barcena, a Mexican lawyer, are in custody today charged with being responsible for their own kidnaping near Ceurnavaca, State of Morelos. June 25. Judge Moreno Vaca allowed Blelaski and B&rcena to remain at their hotel, under surveillance. It was understood that Mrs. Bellaskl would be summoned to testify this afternoon. Judge Vaca said Bielaski and Barcena must remain in Mexico until the case Is disposed of. Whether Bielaski and Barcena must go before the Cuernavaca court In person Is expected to be decided within the next twenty-four hours.

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Open Air Theaters May be closed if the City Council passes the antipark theater ordinance over my veto. The president of the Council says nobody wants them. I believe a majority is for them. S. L. SHANK, Mayor. Do You Favor Free Open Air Theaters in the Parks? YES I I NO Q Name. Address. I have children. Mall this to the Mayor’s Office at once.

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STAGE BEAUTY HERE Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, New York society beauty, who hopes to carve a place on the stage for herself by sincere work and study. She is now rehearsing and studying with the Stuart Walker Company.

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