Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1923 — Page 7

TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1923.

FLAMES DESTROY - $2,000 AUTOMOBILE •AND SI,OOO GARAGE Robert Coffin Suffers Burns Trying to Extinguish Second Fire, In two garage fires, one at midnight and the other at 2:30 a. m. today, one man was burned severely about the hands. A $2,000 automobile was destroyed and two other automobiles were destroyed. Robert Coffin, 28 S. Bradley Ave., I was burned in attempting to put out I a fire which damaged his automobile in the gaAge in the rear of his home, j The fire, which started at midnight, was said to have been caused by a pipe Coffin had been smoking. The loss was estimated at SSO. Ernest- Dobbs, a driver for Palk’s Sanitary Milk Company, discovered a fire in a garage in the rear of 1121 N. Dearborn St. He turned in an alarm and assisted Ralph Anderson, 1123 N. Dearborn St., to push Anderson's car from the blazing building. A three-car garage of W. H. Vehling, 1019 N. Dearborn St., was destroyed. Vehling estimated the loss of the building at SI,OOO and said he was protected by insurance. A $2,000 automobile owned by Arthur Vehling, son of W. H. Vehling, was destroyed. Anderson’s car was The cause of the fire was Unknown. BOARD OF TRADE NAMES INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES Same Three Men Head Two Tickets— Election June 11. L. L. Fellows. J. Martin Antrim and Tom Oddy, candidates for president, vice president and treasurer of the Indianapolis Board of Trade on the regular ticket, also head an independent ticket. The ticket has just been nominated. William H. Howard, secretary, has announced. The election is June 11. Candidates for governors are Harvey Mullins, who will retire as president, William C. Haueisen. Albert E. Metzger. William H. Morrison, ,Tr., Lowell H. Wilson. John P. Frenzel Jr., Fermor S. Cannon. E. H. Hervey, Newton Todd. Joseph E. Reagan and Joseph V. Stout. Theft of Watch Alleged Ed Daugherty. 428 N. Illinois St., appe&redin city court today, before Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth to explain why he was charged with stealing a watch from Earl Dunn. 412 E. TwentyNinth St., who was carried into the; lobby of the Y. M. C. A., suffering! from a fainting spell May 2. While unconscious, Daugherty took his j watch, detectives say.

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Center of French Political Uphkaval Marcel Cachin, communist member of the Chamber of Deputies, is the center of the political unheaval In France which may result in the resignation of Premier Poincare and his cabinet. Mlllr OF ‘MAFIA’ KILLINGS Chicago and Birmingham Merchants Murdered, Bv United Press CHICAGO. May 29. —Charles Guilo. 49. a commission merchant, was slain within a block of his home in the Italian district today by two men who fired ten shots into his body. Police described the killing as a “Mafia shooting." Bv United Press BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 29 Charles Graffeo. Italian grocer, was found dead in his store today, the twelfth victim of an ax murderer in the Latin colony. Graeffo's store was looted. A bloody ax was .found near the body. Against “War Prisoners” Releases The American Legion considers any appeal for release of the fifty-two “war impeders" as distinctly unpatriotic. said Lemuel Belles, national adjutant, today. Bolles’ statement came as a result of the recent appeal of a group of prominent citizens and educators who asked President Harding to liberate the prisoners. Hold-up Man Gets 50 Cents A hold-up man was richer today by 50 cents as the result of his work Monday night. His victim was C. M. Brown, who was walking on Ritter Ave.. near Lowell Ave. The robber pointed a revolver.

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CONGREGATION AND PASTOR UNABLE TO MEND DIFFERENCES Wide Gap Remains at Englewood Christian ChurchBoard Still Firm, The controversy between the Rev. Frank E. Davison, pastor of the Englewood Christian Church, and some of the members of the congregation as a result of Davison’s objection to a meeting to be held at the church Thursday night appeared at a standstill today. Persons involved were hesitant about talking. “I think the matter should rest for a while,” said \V. T. Quillln, president of the Englewood Hustling Hundred, the church organization which planned the meeting. Quillin has denied the meeting is to be a Ku-Klux Klan affair as Davison has charged. Quillin said he knew nothing of a proposed demand for the resignation of Davison and said he knew of nT> plans for a meeting of the church board. Quillin refused to indicate the pro-’ gram of the meeting other than to say it will he open to the public. “I don't care to say who will speak,” he said. “We had one speaker pro cured and someone got to him and persuaded him not to appear.” Davison was equally reticent about discussing the affair. He said he knew of no plans for a meeting of the boar ! “Quillin is a very close friend of mine and I regret very much he doesn’t view the situation as I do,” Davison said. RUBUSH RITES ARRANGED Victim of Fatal Crossing Accident Burled Today. The Rev. Edwin Cunningham, pastor of Central Universalist Church, • was to conduct funeral services for Theodore Rubush, 5014 Orion Ave., his parent's home, late today. Burial was to in Memorial Park cemetery. Mr. Rubush Is survived by the widow. Mrs. Dorothy K. Rubush; his tiarents. Mr. and Mrs. W M. Rubush; two brothers. Richard and Jack R. and/ a sister. Miss Ada Rubush, all of Indianapolis. Watch Stolen Thomas Wade, 1332 Lee St., today told police he was robbed of his watch valued at S4O.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

MUSIC RECITAL PLANNED Colored Pupils to Entertain Wednesday in Phillips Memorial Temple. “At the Conservatory of Music,” a play, will be a feature of„an entertainrrfrnt Wednesday night planned by the Colored School of Classical Muslq, at the Phillips Memorial Temple. A talented group of pianists will be presented and the audience given a chance to vote on the best. Mon4y derived from the entertainment will be used to purchase equipment for talented colored children.

Lingering, lasting flavor—tlie taste that stays on /f|\ your tongue! BEEMANS PepsinGim^g jSß| American Chicle

SPECIAL SERVICE <i>SPEEDWAY<P> Wednesday, May 30 Via Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company Cars leave Traction Terminal Station every minute commencing at 4:45 A. M., Wednesday, May 30th, direct to main entrance.

Toilet Article*

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HOSPITAL BENEFIT SALE Speedway Visitors Will Be Solicited in Riley Memorial Drive. Riley Memorial Hospital badges will be sold at the Speedway Wednesday by a committee from the Service Star Legion, Hamilton-Berry chapter. All proceedes will go to the hospital. Mrs. Edward Reynolds, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Ralph L. Nessler, Mrs Edward Nevlns, Mrs. James Wills., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frlese, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arbuckle, Mrs. Wimaq Miller, Mrs. Cecil Wells, Miss Louise Wills, Miss Isabel Hazen,

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Miss Helen Sparks and Miss Edith Watson. January - was named after the twoheaded Roman god, Janus.

SPEEDWAY General Admission Tickets / Are on Sale Today at Drug stores, cigar stands and hotels or at the downtown Speedway office 444 North Capitol Ave. Avoid Congestion Buy Your General Admission Tickets Before Going to the Track the Day of the Race

* Indianapolis Motor Speedway Company 444 NORTH CAPITOL AVENUE INDIANAPOLIS

SPECIAL Non-Stop Train to Cjgfi After Auto Races May 30 Leaves Indianapolis . 5:30 P. M. Arrives Chicago ... 10:00 P. M. Parlor Cars—Diner—Coaches CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE RY.

Shriners Pitch Camp. TERRE HAUTE, Ind., May 29. More than 200 Shriners en route from western States to the national convention at Washington, were on their

Big Four Shuttle trains will leave the Union Station every eight minutes May 30, the day of the race. Special Speedway Train entrance on Illinois Street.

way today spending the night in camp here. They were accompa nied by delegations from Indiana and Illinois, who escorted them through the State.

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