Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 69, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1923 — Page 6

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M& JOHN HURLEY SUES FOR DIVORCE for Separation Recalls Former Charges, Divorce and alimony, the amount to be decided by the court, is asked in a suit filed in Superior Court by Mrs. Gertrude YY. Hurley, 38, of 2440 Central Ave., against John E. Hurley, 56, of 617% N. Illinois St., retired undertaker. Mrs. Hurley alleges that Hurley struck her, wilfully slandered her name, maintained a watch over her actions, refused to live in the family residence, accused her of infidelity and an attempt to poison him and was moody. The suit is a sequel to sensational charges filed by Hurley against his wife last December, in which he accused her of inveigling him into marriage, and then persuaded him to assign her more than $60,000 worth of property, including a palatial home jat 4450 College Ave. He “cowardly 'dismissed” the suit when it came to trial after causing her name to be given "great publicity,” Mrs. Hurley claimed. Frank C. Riley, attorney for Hurley, denied all the charges for his client, and stated that he will file counter suit for divorce in which he will ask for $25,000 alimony for Hurley. HEARING ON PROTEST SET Property Owners Remonstrate Against Building of Temple. Remonstrances against erection of the Beth-El Hebrew Temple at Ruckle and Thirty-Fourth Sts., will be heard by the city board of zoning appeals Aug. 14. Property owners have protested that the temple would depreciate neighborhood property values. Four proposed amendments to the zoning law will be considered by city council Monday night. They include residential classification for Broad Ripple and University Heights.

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JIM TOMMY McCool & Reilly Assisted by Katherine Murray In a Fan Classic “Those Were The Days” DAN STANLEY 7 at rwiwts ARABIAN AL BKUHxES KNIGHTS Two Bright Super Lights From Acrobatic Broadway Attractions Stanley, Tripp & Mowatt Watch the Finish Special Engagement, LADY TSEN MEI A Chinese Nightingale Photo Feature DOLLAR DEVILS Ft* Novak and Cullen Landl*

The J. P. Morgans Go Abroad

J. PIERPONT MORGAN HAD PREPARED AN INTERVIEW BEFORE SAILING FOR EUROPE ON THE HOMERIC THE OTHER DAY, BUT HE DIDN’T WANT TO BE BOTHERED WITH PHOTOGRAPHERS. RATHER PEEVED BECAUSE OF THE ATTENTION OF THE CA MERAMEN, HE WENT ABOARD WITH MRS. MORGAN WITHOUT GIVING OUT THE INTERVIEW.

BILL BOARDS STAY UP Temporary Restraining Order Against Park Board. Thomas Cusack Company today was granted a temporary order by Superior Judge T. J. Moll restraining the board of park commissioners from enforcing the ruling prohibiting erec-

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Mats. Today. |fl I $ M V Mat., Tomorrow IfS |j KjA I m,U M-ats and Saturday ■ a t 26c The STUART WALKER COMPANY In the First Indianapolis Presentation of the Recent New York Comedy Sauces*, “ENTER MADAME’’ With Coates Gwynne, Sprint? B.vinfcton and Other*.

I VRIP w^ re LT HI V Crowds Go! The Satirical Vaudeville Gem ‘Marriage vs. Divorce’ Princeton & Vernon “Brown Derbyvllle” ELLIOTT-JOHNSON REVUE HUGO LUTGENS. GIULIANI TRIO PAUL KLEIST & CO. ATES AND DARLING Extra Added Attraction HORI TRIO Japanese Athletic Marvels Dancing In the Lyric Ballroom Afternoon and Evening

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tion of signboards within 500 feet of park property. The board has threatened removal of signs so located. The order is effective until final hearing, which has not been set.

Follow the Crowds FREE OPEN AIR THEATRE WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS, 7ioo to 8:30. Change of program each show. Come out where cool, refreshing breetes blow and enjoy a splendid “Movie” show free under the stately forest trees at FOREST MANOR SECTION “C” Indianapolis' Prise New Subdivision WARNING If will take quick, positive, decisive action on your part to secure one of these fine big beautiful lota at the original price and terms. Our supply Is rapidly diminishing. ACT NOTV—TODAY. HOW TO COME Drive out East 38th St., east of Fall Creek, to School Street (the center of the Forest Manor Additions i, turn South to 34th Street and East to Section 1 "C." Our one-half-mile stretch of beautiful boulevard lights will attract end guide you. Come early and picnic In onr beautiful grove If you like. Hundreds are now enjoying these splendid entertainments YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS ARE INVITED. The Kinnear Company Realtors. 601 Fletcher Trust Bldg. Main 1409.

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APOLLO now “Trifling with Honor” Reginald Denny in “Round 5” Third "Leather Pushers" Series. VIRGIL MOORE’S APOLLO ORCHESTRA

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RAMES DESTROY MUNCIEFAGTORY Damage Placed at $50,000 as Fire Threatens Block, Bp United Frets MUNCIE, Ind., Aug. I.—An entire business block was threatened early today when the three-story building occupied by the R. M. Retherford chandelier factory and salesroom was gutted by fire. The flames spread to adjacent buildings, but were finally controlled. The loss is estimated at $50,000. Veteran Dies of Heart Trouble Bit Timet Special HAGERSTOWN. Ind., Aug. I.—Milton Franklin, Civil War veteran, 82, died at the home of his nephew, George W. Dutro, Tuesday. He had hear: trouble for several weeks.

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AD MEN TO HEAR HUBBS Manager of E. VV. Steinhart Companies of Indiana to Speak. George C. Hubbs, general manager E. W. Steinhart Companies of Indiana, will speak at the weekly luncheon of the Advertising Club of Indianapolis Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce on “Confidence as an Asset In Business." The advertisers will hold another basket picnic Aug. 9, at the home of Frank B. Flanner, Forty-Third and Riverside Dr. ‘CHOW’ SUITS REPORTERS Adjutant General Smith “Throws” Dinner for Newspaper Men. One feneral and eight newspaper reporters admitted today that It takes the Army to do the feeding. Adjutant General Harry B. Smith entertained Statehouse reporters at a chicken dinner fifteen miles northwest of In dianapolh; Tuesday evening. Those who took part; A1 Lynch and Harold Robinson, In-

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ternational News Service; Claud Wolf, Associated Press; Harry Fenton, pub Ucity; Wayne McMeans, United Press; William L. Toms, Indianapolis Times; Joe Park and Joe Myers, Indianapolis Nows, and General Smith. MAN INJURED IN CAVE-IN William Colvin, Colored, Suffers Bruises When Dirt Falls. William Colvin, 50, colored, of Colton and Locke Sts., was slightly hurt when a bank of earth caved in upon him at 344 W. Eleventh St., where he was working for the G. N. Gest Construction Company laying water lines. Vibrations of the ground from a passing truck loosened the dirt and Colvin was bruised to the hips. His limbs were bruised. He was taken to the city hospital. Will Form Tobacco Pool Bit Timet Special EVANSVILLE. Ind., Aug. I.—Tobacco raisers of Warrick County will meet at Boonville next Saturday where a pooling association will be formed. Acreage of tobacco in Warrick County Is the largest In years.

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MUNCIE MAN IS MISSING World War Veteran Feared Victim of Foul Play. Bp United Frets MUNCIE, Ind., Aug. I.—Police of Indiana cities have been asked to search for Lester Thompson, World War veteran who has been missing since Monday. The insurance company for whom he was employed, declares his accounts were straight and his wife also is unable to assign any reason for his disappearance. Foul play Is feared. APPRAISEMENTS STUDIED Kankakee Swamp Lands to Be Sold by State. Local appraisements on several hundred acres of Kankakee swamp lands, which are to be sold to pay ditch assessments and for reservation as a game preserve were to be studied today by a party made up of State Auditor Robert Bracken, State Treasurer Ora Davies, Richard Lieber, director of conservation, and George M.

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Cheney, State land clerk. About 1,500 acres will revert to the State for a game preserve. OFFICER IN CAR CRASH Lecturer on Accident Prevention Figures in Mix-up. Asa member of the safety squad. Traffic Officer W. E. Paul gives daily lectures to thousands on accident prevention. Today he was a victim of an accident opposite police headjuarters. Paul was driving his private touring car when a large truck drive i by Herman Shultz, 1331 Commerce z.ve., for the Peerless Foundry Company, hit it, crushing a fender of the touring car. No one was injured. Storm Works Havoc Bp Timet Special RICHMOND, Ind., Aug. I.—More than 500 telephone lines awaited repairs today before they could be used as a result of a violent electric storm which swept over thfis part of Wayne County Monday night. Corn was blown down and the fall of rain was one of the heaviest this year.