Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1922 — Page 12

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GUM PREPftRES FOR INDIANA BUY Governor McCray Will Review State Troops at Camp Knox, Aug. 5. Time ß Staff Correspondent. CAMP KNOX, Ky., July 28.—Members of all Indiana National Guard organizations encamped here are holding reviews every night and “boning : the I. D. R. ’ in preparation for In- j aiana day at the camp, Aug. 5. Governor McCray will be the guest 1 of Brig. Gen. Dwight Aultman, commanding the camp, and will review the Indiana troops. The three Indiana regiments, one of infantry, one of mounted artillery and one of motorized artillery, as expected, make an excellent appearance when they take the field for the review. The 150th Field Artillery is equipped with howitzers and machine guns, mounted on caterpillar tractors. The 139th, a mounted organization, has ,75-mm. guns on caissons, and the j infantry will be armed with rifles. A trophy shield and pennant will j be presented to the best battery in I the 150th at this time. Last year a i cup was awarded to C Battery of La- i fayette. Capt. Verne W. Schuesaler commanding. The cup will be turned over formally to that battery at a. review Monday. BIBLE SCHOOLS CLOSE Baptist Churches Will Hold Commencement Tonight. Various Baptist churches will hold commencement exercises tonight for the .eighteen daily vacation Bible j schools of the church in the Indian- i apolis area. Special programs have; been prepared. Enrollment in the ■ schools this summer was approxi- J mately 2.500. John Barnett, formerly j of Franklin College, was superintendent.

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WORK FOR HOSPITAL Hamilton County Children Will Furnish Room of Riley Memorial Project. By Times Special NOBLESVILLE. Ind., July 28. The Hamilton County Junior Red Cross will give a complete day’s program at the Noblesville Chautauqua, Aug. 12 for the benefit of the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children, Indianapolis. Hamilton County children will raise money to furnish a room in the hospital as their tribute to the Hoosier poet. Dr. K. C. Hershey of Carmei is chairman of the county executive committee for the hospital campaign and Judge Meade Vestal is chairman for Noblesville. LYONS NAMES AIDS Republican Chairman Appoints Stale Executive Committee. An executive committe to assist in the Republican campaign has been

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appointed by Lawrence E. Lyens, Republican State chairmn, as follows: William C. Bobbs and Charles W. Miller of Indianapolis; M. Bert Thurman, collector of internal revenue; Ora B. Davis of Terre Haute, John Owens of Noblesville, Dr. Amelia Keller and Mrs. Joseph B. Kealing of Indianapolis, Mrs. Anne Studebaker Carlisle of South Bend, Miss Dorothy Cunningham of Martinsville and Mrs. Ed J. Hancock of Greensburg. This committee will hold its first meeting Tuesday at 11 a. m. at the Severin Hotel. Garage and Bam Bum Fire destroyed a garage belonging to Robert G. McClure, 1723 N. Delaware St., and spreading, burned a born at 1726 N. Alabama St., last night.

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PLAN COLLEGE MEETING BooUwalter and Graff Speakers At Butler Memorial Picnic. Charles A. Bookwalter, president of the park board, and E. U. Graff, superintendent of the Indianapolis schools, will be the principal speakers at a meeting of persons interested in the removal of Butler College to Fairvlew Park at the park tomorrow afternoon. The gathering will be In the nature of a picnic and will start at 3 o’clock. CONTINUE FORDSON SHOW. Will Not Close Until Saturday Night; Invite Officials. The Fordson Industrial Exposition, at Ohio and Alabama Sts., which was

to close today, will be continued until Saturday night'. Officials of the exposition estimated an attendance of over 25,000 people since the opening Tuesday. The main feature on the program today was a road building demonstration at E. Washington St. and Arsenal Ave. Special invitations have, been sent to State, county and municipal highway authorities within a radius of 150 miles of Indianapolis. Coffee Turned to Mule Mrs. John Caldwell, 615 N. West St„ didn’t believe In wasting left-over coffee, she said, so she poured it into a pickle jar to save. Police officers, who discovered the jar, declared the coffee was mostly white mule and arrested the Caldwells on a blind tiger charge. The trial was set for Aug. 5.

THREE SHIPS SEIZED Federal Agents Guarding $400,000 Worth of Contraband Booze. By United Press NEW YORK, July 28.—Heavily armed guards today pace the decks of three vessels captured by the United State dry navy in the first major at-

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tack on the rum-smuggling fleet off New York harbor. The three vessels carrying contraband liquor cargo valued at $400,000 and their crews were seized. Police Get Intruder Miss Celia Hull, 23, room No. 20, of 401 N. Pennsylvania St., was

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awakened at 1:30 a. m. by a man al the side of her bed, who seized her. She screamed and the man ran. The police later a-rested Don Ves* tal, room No. 18 of same address. The police say Vestal served a sentence at the Federal prison at Atlanta, Ga., for vehicle-taking.