Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1922 — Page 8

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NEWBERRY MAY . LOSE HIS SEAT MAMMARIES Only One More Vote Needed, Which May Come From His Own State. KELLY STARTS CAMPAIGN Opponent of Townsend Says He Stands for Senator’s Removal. BT LAWRENCE MARTIN, United Press Staff Correspondent. WASHINGTON, July S.—Results of recent and forthcoming primary elections may cause Senator Truman Newberry of Michigan to lose his seat in the Senate. \ Elimination of Senators New. Indiana, and McCumber, North Dakota, means two votes against Newberry when his case is reported at the next session of Congress, antis believe. Only One Needed. If the successors of New and McCumber line up against Newberry only one more vote would be needed to unseat him, provided the rest of the Senate votes as it did on January 12 last, when Newberry retained his seat by a vote of 46 to 41. The one vote will be asked of the people of Michigan, Newberry’s own state. Kelly Starts Campaign. Representative Patrick Kelly, opposing Senator Townsend for the Michigan senatorial nomination, today begins his acti\-e speaking campaign with an address at Charlotte, Mich. He will announce in that speech that if nominated and elected he will vote to unseat Newberry. CLUB COMPLIMENTS GLENN Hoosier Motorists Like Way Police Captain Handles Heavy Traffic. Capt. Michael Glenn of the traffic force was 'ommended in a statement by the Ho- er Motor Club for making arrangements for the protection of motorists and pedestrians at busy crossings, in a statement issued by the club today. Traffic officers are now stationed at Meridian and S.xteents Sts., Capitol Ave. and Sixteenth St.. Meridian and Thirtieth Sts. and Clifton and Thirtieth streets. The club also commended the board of public works in increasing the radius of the curbing at Thirtieth St. and Capitol Ave. and Thirtieth and Meridian Sts. NAMES BOARD MEMBERS Governor Makes Three Appointments on State Bodies. Governor McCray has made the following appointments: Robert R- Batton of Wabash, member of the war memorial commission, to succeed Carl L- Houston of Marion, resigned. Miss Helen Benbridge of Terre Haute to fill the unexpired term of Charles E. Coffin of Indianapolis as member of the board of trustees of the State normal school. Charles A. Greathouse of Indianapolis to succeed the late W. C. Ball of Terre Haute on the same board. f LOCAL MEN TO LECTURE Students To Hear Authorities on Sociological Conditions. BLOOMINGTON, Ind., July B. Eight authorities on sociological conditions in Indiana are to give twoweeks’ course for students in the Indiana University summer school. Dr. Amos W. Butler, secretary of the board of State charities: J. A. Brown, supervisor* of field service for the board of State charities; Arthur H. Estabrook of the Carnegie Foundation and James A. Collins, judge of the Marion County Criminal Court, are the Indianapolis men who will lecture. WAS ‘DETECTIVE ON CASE’ Sian Prowling in Alley Claimed He Was Sleuthing; Arrested for Drunk. When the police Investigated a reprt of two men prowling in an alley near 426 E. Market St., early thi smorning they found Eugene Beaver, 321 E. Walnut St, who said he was a detective working on a case. With him was Pete Staoykoff, 548 W. Washington St Beaver , was charged with being drunk. Staoykoff was released. MORE AT WORK IN JUNE Employment Figures Show Increase of 3.3 for Month. By United Prrga WASHINGTON, July B.—Employment during June increased 3.2 per cent according to a report made today by the United States employment service. Approximately 179, 4 E2B persons were returned to work. Two Children Missing. Two persons were reported missing today. Dorothy Bridgewater, 17, 545 W. Twenty-eighth St., left home yesterday. Herman Jones, 14, 2501 Cornel! Ave., has not been seen since Wednesday. Goes to City Prison Edgar Menefee, 2826 McPherson St., who has been at the City Hospital suffering from wood alcohol poisoning, was transferred to the city prison today. He was found unconscious Friday at Nineteenth and landes Sts. Harness Is Stolen Ch A. Fesler, 1047 Hunter Ave., reported a set of brass mounted harness Worth S2O Stolen from h.'s barn today. - Car Is Stolen ISS Earl Bell, Bridgeport, parked fctal automobile at Ohio and PennsylIMJaSt*. last night. The car diapP*"**

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BUILDING A FIRE AT THE GIRL SCOUT CAMP.

Ten to sixteen —the true flapper age. Robbed hair and knickerbockers—the approved—or disapproved—flapper costume. But if all flappers were as charming as the twenty-four who make up the first Girl Scout camp, the antifiapperists would complain against feminine frivolity in vain. For under the tall elms and beeches that shade Ada-Boy-Holiday, as the new camp is called, the Girl Scouts have put up their tents, hoisted their flag, builded their campfire and are learning the joys of living as boys have always delighted to jive. No boy could build a better camp LEADERJS HELD Fonseca, Former President of Brazil, Prisoner on Board Naval Ship. BY MILES VAUBHAN United Press Staff Correspondent RIO DE JANEIRO, July 7.—Marshal Hermes Fonseca, Brazilian army commai der. former president, and leader >f the recent rebellion, is a prisonei on board the naval ship Floriano, according to the Gazette Noticias. The insurgent movement ended with the fall of Ft. Copacabana. BANK OFFICER ARRESTED Former Vice President of Boston House Held for Misuse of Funds. By United Xetce BOSTON, July B.—William E. Brown, former vice president of the Back Bay National Bank, was arrested here late Friday, charged with misappropriating SIB,OOO of the bank’s funds. Brown is alleged to have converted the money to the use of the Central Maine Potato Company.

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Own a Home Like This In W estridge Have you noticed the new buildings going up and the general activity In Westrldge? Right now we are completing several nifty bungalows, each one of a different style and size. Don’t worry planning to build, when the lot and home you have wanted to own, is waiting for you here in the coming section of Indianapolis—not a section that has seen Its high mark. Perhaps you have never realized how easy it is to own a home in Westrldge. S3OO Cash and $25 Monthly If you haven’t the S3OO to pay down, perhaps you have a vacant lot that we will gladly accept as your first payment Then you pay your balance each month with the same money you are now using to pay the rent. Paying rent Is a short-sighted policy that leads you over a mighty rough road to nowhere. Come Out Sunday Afternoon And see one of these beautiful bungalows which will be open for Inspection. It has electric lights, two bedrooms, cement porch with brick columns, cement walks, driven well, cistern, garage, attractively and substantially built on a large lot; plenty of room for small garden or chickens. How to Reach Westridge WESTRIDGE is located Just one mile west of the city limits on the north side of the National Road (West Wash. St) Take the West Washington street car and ride to the end of line, where auto will meet you and take you out free of charge to the addition. Or take any of the nine busses running out to Westridge. Take the bus at the corner of Capitol Ave. and W. Wash. St. and tell the driver to let you off at Vice street in Westridge. We will refund your fare at our office on the addition. If you drive out, you will find a paved road all tha way. $1 Down —$1 a Week Buys a big, beautiful lot in Westrldge. No more attractive offer was ever made to Indianapolis citizens. Think of being able to buy a lot on such easy terms in an addition already buijt up with brand new homejs. S2OO Buys a Large Lot We do not permit th* erection of shack* nd we sell to desirable white people only. Just come out and see this subdivision, and be convinced that there Is no addition near Indianapolis for moderstely priced homos that will compare with It. Remember, too, that we are ready at any time to build a home for you on your own lot In Westrldge. City Builders Realty Cos. 1160 Fairfield Ave. Phone, Wash. 4344 Evenings, phone Mr. Roberts. Wash. 0491. Or Mr. MoVey, Randolph 1343.

fire or do more effective police duty than the girls. Nor could any boy excel the new order of Scouts in the more feminine activities which fall to the waitresses, lighters and scribes, cooks and water scouts. The water scout’s duty is to bring in the water for washing dishes and apply the same to the dishes very thoroughly, afterward boiling out the dishcloths. The lighters and the scribes have a double duty—to polish and fill the lanterns which light the camp at night and to keep the camp “log,” as the record book is called. OPPOSESLODGE Sherman L. Whipple Becomes Candidate for Senator—Says Opponent Can Be Beaten. By United Xetc* BOSTON, July B.—Sherman L. Whipple, Democrat and prominent Massachusetts attorney, will oppose i Senator Henry Cabot Lodge next fall, j Whipple announced his candidacy 1 late Friday and issued a statement saying that he is firmly convinced Lodge can be defeated. HELD ON FOUR CHARGES Edgar Porter Arrested After Automobile Crash. Speeding, assault and battery, operating a motor vehicle whil undr th influence of liquor and malicious destruction of property were charged against Edgar Porter, negro, 742 N’. California St., when his automobde struck a car driven by Robert Coker. 939 S. New Jersey St., on N. Keystone Ave., today. Mrs. Dora Coker, wife of Robert Coker, was slightly hurt.

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STILLHIGHER Prices of Food Stuffs Are Expected to Reflect Effects of Tariff. BY KENNETH W. CLARK, United Press Staff Correspondent. WASHINGTON, July B.—Further increased in the cost of food are in prospect. Senator Walsh, Democrat, Massachusetts, forecasted today on the heels of the Labor Department, announcement that eighteen out of twenty-two cities registered increases during the past month. Officials of the Department of Commerce likewise predicted increases. Walsh charged that the high food schedules in the tariff bill would operate to push prices still higher. Commerce department officials held that agricultural prices, now on the rebound after the severe slump, are responsible. $28,000 FOR RILEY FUND Contributions Reported by Captains of Memorial Teams at Meeting. Additional contributions to the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children, amounting to approximately $28,000, were reported at a meeting of team captains and workers at the Chamber of Commerce. Among the contributions reported at the meeting was one for $5,000 from Dr. and Mrs. Lafayette Page and one for a similar amount from Mrs. W. H. H. Miller. Tuning in Maybe A burglar entered the house of W. F. McClintock, 35 N. Gladstone Ave., last night and parried off a radio set.

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Indianapolis’ Newest Telephone Exchange 4 THE new HU mboldt office, located at 512 East 44th street, will be cut into service at 12 o’clock tonight. FOE the past several weeks more than fifty men have been installing and connecting the automatic switches in this office. THE very latest type of automatic equipment known to the telephone world will serve the subscribers of this exchange. AUTOMATIC subscribers when calling a HU mboldt number will dial the first two letters of the office name, first the 11, then the U, and then each figure of the number listed. MANUAL subscribers will call HU mboldt numbers by giving the operator the number of the party desired. CONSULT the new July directory before calling. Igp Indiana Bell Telephone Cos.

FRENCH AND GERMANS MIX, Six Natives Killed—Battle Lasts Three Hours. By United Prest KATTOWITZ, Silesia, July B.—A three-hour battle between a French detachment and Germans at Pyskowicer resulted in the death of six natives and destruction of houses, according to reports here. U.S. RUNS CAFE Takes Over One of Broadway’s Famous Cabarets for SixMonth Tryout. By United Xete • NEW YORK, July B.—Operation of sea-going bars on Shipping Board vessels having proved successful, the government has now Invaded Broadway and taken over one of the liveliest cabarets in the white light district —Reisenweber’s—at Columbus Circle. Judge Manton, United States District Court, ordered Reisenweber’s closed for one year for alleged violation of the Volstead act, but granted a six months’ stay, during which period the restaurant will be on probation under United States Mairhal Hecht’s supervision. HOLD HEARING ON MARKET Commission Will Listen to Ideas for Making City Mart Better. The city market commission will hold a hearing in the board of public safety office at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon. The commission is surveying conditions with a view to sug gesting betterments.

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GASOIMOROPS Standard Oil Announces Freight Rate Cut Coes to Consumer. By United Financial CHICAGO. July B.—The first big price cut as a result of lower freight rates was announced here today by Standard Oif of Indiana. Effective Monday, the price of gasoline, kerosene and all other petroleum products will be reduced to the full extent of the freight rate reduction This is estimated will mean a saving to the retail buyer of gasoline ranging from one-fifth to two-flfths of a cent a gallon. No Orders Here. No instructions to cut the price of gasoline have been received by the local office of the Standard Oil Company. No reductions greater than one or two-tenths of a cent a gallon are anticipated in the near future. Sw Us Before Yon Famish Yoar Borne 3-ROOM OUTFIT s Q^* 7s TERMS Famous For Our Outfits. 925-927 Virginia Ave. DR exel 0647

MAYOR HYLAN DEMOCRATIC New York Executive Prefers Brooklyn Home to Mansion. By United Xexct NEW YORK, July B.—Mayor Dylan doesn't, want to live In any "municipal white house.” “Brooklyn is good enough for me,” he said, when asked about the report that the late Bishop Potter’s mansion was to be given to the city as the mayor's official residence. An anonymous purchaser paid $1,250,000 for it. Strikes Light Post. Farrel Bridwell, driving an automobile owned by William J. Finn, 135 W. Market St., last night skidded and knocked down a light post at Delaware and Eleventh Sts. The automobile was damaged, but Bridwell was not hurt.

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Do Not Put Off Painting It is false economy. Repairs are costly, more so than paint, and if your buildings are allowed to go without paint, expensive repairs will surely be necessary. Call or write us. We will call and estimate your job. Hatfield Paint Cos. 2303 daA: our prices on bam paint *3 "25*

/ ROOFING W’e have in stock a full line of high-grade Roll Roofing and Asphalt Shite Surface Shingles. Red or green slate, extra heavy, at $2.35 per roll Smooth surface, heavy, at $2.35 per roll Shingles, red or “green, at $5.60 per square GRANITE ROOFING CO., 2813 Clifton St. Phone Harrison 0251. Indianapolis, Ind.

Is Your House Wired for Electricity? Why Not Wire It on the Payment Plan? Estimates cheerfully given. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hatfield Electric Company MA in 0123. 102 South Meridian Street.

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NOTICE Former employees of Big Four will be paid from car located at Delaware and South Streets morning of the Bth. They will turn over all books, keys and passes at that time and save delay by bringing with them the company’s property. Employees remaining in service will be paid at usual places* C. C. C. & St. L. Railway

COOL COMFORTABLE CLEAN EXCURSION n to -wnrvrg LOUISVILLE SUNDAY, JULY 9 $2.75 Round Trip Train Leaves Traction Station 7 A. M. Details see T. J. Gore, Jt. TkL AgL Main 4500 INTERSTATE PUBLIC SERVICE CO, NO DUST NO SMOKE NO DIRT

FREE ANIMAL ACT Captain Carl Andrews’ Trained Bears SEE ALICE THE ROLLER SKATING BEAR See them play baseball, ride tricycles, and shoot the shoots. The Event of the Season, July 10th to the 15th, Inclusive. Two Shows Each Evening. Dancing Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Night, In a Cool Pavilion on the Banks of White River. Pollard’s Victor Five Orchestra. Riverside Amusement Park

JULY 8, 1922

HOLD-UPS BUSY McPherson Forced From Car and Relieved of Money by Highwaymen. Two hold-up men forced Malcolm McPherson, 1509 Central Ave., from his automobile, near Casino Gardens, last night and relieved him of $6, saying he -would find his automobile a “half mile north,” police were informed. The car was found later at Fall Creek and Illinois St. The police believe the two men who did the work were the same as held up Edward Gaffney, taxi driver, stealing hi* car and $18.45, Thursday night. ' $370 Furs Stolen Furs and jewelry valued at $370 were stolen from the home of- Mrs. Edward J. Hardwick, 918 Capitol Ave.

H. F. KESTER 32 N. Delaware St. Circle 8286