Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 73, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1922 — Page 9

AUG. 4 1922

NOTABLES WILL ATTEND LEGION STATEJEETING Terre Haute Is Preparing jfor Entertainment of 15,000 War Veterans. PERSHING WILL BE THERE Ft. Harrison Post Arranges Indiana Convention Program. By United Pres* TERRE HAUTE. Ind.. Aug. 4.—Lo- 1 cal citizens are getting ready to show | Indiana war veterans they have not forgotten how America “made the i world safe for democracy.” During September close to 15,000: members of the American Legion will invade Terre Haute for the State j convention. General Pershing and his staff, a; high official of the United States Navy and several other Government officials will be on hand. One entire floor at the Deming Hotel has been reserved for “notables.” Vets will stay in Pulllman cars and a drive is being made to secure about j 7,000 rooms in private homes. Officials of the Ft. Harrison post are preparing a convention program which will be announced soon. KOKOMO.—When a dairyman delivers milk containing formaldehyde o his customers he alone is responsible. Judge Kirkpatrick held in the

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case of Joseph A. Stahl, who was fined $lO. RUSHYILLE. Here’s anew moonshine story: A party of five local motorists was held up in the road between Laurel and Andsrsonville at point ot a rifle in the handa of a bewhiskered gent who compelled them to drink from his bottle of corn “likker.” SULLIVAN.—Who started the report that triplet* were born at his house, making the telephone jingle day and night, when congratulations poured in, does not worry J. R. Alsop, as he is mighty well pleased at having a nine-pound boy at his home. STAUNTON. Kerosene oil believed by officers to have been poured into a well owned by Oliver Sutherlin, after he had permitted some men loading slack coal at a neighboring mine to have a drink of water, has j resulted in reward of $75 to be of* j sered for detection of the guilty perI sons. ■ FT. WAYNE—Being a railway deputy sheriff does not carry the privilege of promicuous flirting. Judge MeN’abb held here when he fined Leonard Tagtmeyer $25 on complaint of a local i woman. RUSHYILLE—“The Hoosier Pays.” ! might be the title of a little drama ; enacted when W. O. Feudner of this I city, drove through Blue Island, 111., I

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and was compelled by the constable to pay $lO for & worthless check, another Indiana man had left for speeding. MARION —Gobs of silence do not meet approval of Mrs. Sarah J. Weaver, who In a divorce complaint said her husband, James, went for weeks without speaking to her. FT. WAYNE—For two days the officers at police station fyave been unable to arouse “John DoeV a youth who received a powerful klojc from a little white mule. WASHINGTON—BIame for making mistakes In using the telephone was taken from the maligned operators and placed on subscribers at a demonstration of the phone company here. SHOALS.—An old bailow knife which George Washington carried with him at Valley Forge, is possessed by A. R. Ewing. FT. WAYNE —Speed fiends, the police assert have set anew high record here with three deaths, fifty-nine injuries and property loss of SIO,OOO caused by 165 automobile accidents in July. LOGANSPORT—FoIIowing the Inspiration to get ’em while they're young, Mrs. Elizabeth Deems, 16, has I charged in a suit for divorce against

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Morter Deems that he deserted her soon after their marriage. SHELBYVILLE —"Habeas bride” proceedings brought by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Parrott for possession of their daughter have ended with parental blessing for the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shofner.

FT. WAYNE—Love at first sight and flighty marriages were denounced In a sermon here by Rev. J. P. Potter, who declared they were the cause of numerous divorces. BLOOMINGTON—BashfuI couples have been warned by the county clerk here that there'll be no more secret marriage licenses Issued. NEWCASTLE —F or t y thousand corpses lie in a morgue here, the result of the children’s fly swatting contest. WARSAW—Fish at Webster Lake will jump into your boat without being hooked, according to Norman Gaymond, who claims he caught a fourpound bass that way. FT. WAYNE—Giggles which rippled from Mrs. Fearne Sievers while on the witness stand caused Judge Ballou to refuse her application for divorce from August Sievers. FRANKFORT—Soap suds from the wife's washing each week are good *s a fruit tree spray, J. S. Deford demon-

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ONE MAT DIE OF STABBING FRAY Cutting Follows Alleged Insulting Remarks to Women at Swimming Pool. A stabbing affair that may result fatally to one man occurred on the bridge over Big Eagle creek west of the Indianapolis motor speedway late yesterday. Hours later the police learned of the fight. Two men were wounded. Harry Hollingsworth, $6, of 109 N. New Jersey St., was sent to the city hospital suffering from a stab wound in his right lung, three In the back, and two stab wounds In his left shoulder and one cut on his right arm. Patrick Motsch, 602 W. Maryland St., was stabbed three times In the

back, once In the right side and four times on the arms. Hollingsworth, Motsch, Albert Hawkins, 830 N. Capitol Ave.; Mrs. Motsch and her sister, Mary Jones, 658 W. Washington St., went to Eagle Creek for a swim. While they were swim-

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shot close to the women. Hollings worth and Motsch said they went to the bridge to “take it up” with the men. Two of the men drew knives and Hc-Uingsworth and Mostch were both stabbed a number of times.

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