Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 100, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1923 — Page 12

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CRIPPLED KIDDIES ARE CURED, RILEY EXHIBIIDECLARES Louise Throws Her Crutches Away After Hospital Treatments, How James Whitcomb Riley’s “own” will be cared for In the new Riley Memorial Hospital is shown in demonstrations In the Strudebaker building at the State fair. Children from a class at the Robert W. Long Hospital, where the work among crippled children is now carried on, go through the massages and exercises that constitute part of their daily program. Louise Brockway, 10, of 425 N. Beville Ave., is the star example. A year ago Louise could not use her right arm. Louise walked on crutches as the result of a fall. She had missed school a year. Her mother saw' the hospital’s demonstrations at the fair and sent Louise to the hospital. Today, Louise’s arm is so strong she can box and she walks with only a slight limp. Her weight has increased from thirty-four to sixty-seven pounds. She attends part-time school. Mrs. Thomas J. O'Hara, 3253 Boulevard Place, of the Long Hospital staff, has charge of the demonstrations in corrective treatment and massage. YOUNGSTERSHELD ON TUEFTCHARGE With' School Week Away, Boys Find Premature ‘Prison/ Tnterupted while enjoying a final week of fun, previous to their start back to school, two 11-year-old boys today found themselves in a “prison of a different type than the schoolroom. Motor policemen early today placed the two boys in the detention home charged with burglary and larceny. A bicycle, a rifle, cartridges, watches, knives, traps, flash lights and pad locks, said to have been stolen by the boys from the Gage Hardware Store. Howard and Reisner Sts., were recovered and taken to headquarters. FOUR MEN AND THREE WOMEN FACE CHARGES

Seven to Appear in Court for Alleged Dabbling With Liquor. Four men and three women are held at the city prison today charged with operating blind tigers. Three men are charged with driving automobiles while intoxicated. Thomas Gallagher, 42, of 525 S. Senate Ave.; Lucius Williams, 38, colored, 1636 Columbia Ave.; John Strain, city; Earnest Lange, 40, of 909 Pershing Ave.; Carrie Bryant, 28, colored, 723 Charlotte St.; Anna Granger, 42, of 802 Blake St., and Clara Brown of 804 Blake St., both colored, are charged with the tiger offense. Herman Edison, 39, of 2920 N. Oiney St.; James Sellers. 56, of 2049 S. Meridian St., and William Malev, 39, of 229 N. State Ave., are charged with driving cars while intoxicated. VALPARAISO TO OPERATE University Continues Despite Halting of Deal With Klan. By Times Special VALPARAISO, Ind., Sept. 6.—Regardless of the fact that negotiations whereby the Ku-Klux Klan was to have taken over the institution have been dropped. Valparaiso University will continue to operate, Dr. H. M. Evans, president of the school, said today. Recently the school became involved financially and the Klan organization planned to take control. At a meeting with the trustees of the school and officials of the Klan Wednesday, when an initial payment was to have been made a telegram from Milton Elrod, editor of the Fiery Cross, Klan publication, stated that it was impossible to consummate the deal. CAR FIRE EXTINGUISHED Policeman Races Interurban to Put Out Flames. Quick action on the part of Motor Policemen Schley and Long probably saved the passengers on an out-bound Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction car from a panic Wednesday night. The officers were at Virginia Ave. and S. East St., when the car with flames shooting from under it sped by. While one officer summoned aid, the other pursued the car. At Fountain square the firemen extinguished the flames.

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A man purchased two automobiles. Five times the cost of the large car was equal to just tw'elve times the cost" of the smaller. The two together cost $8,500. What was the price of each? YESTERDAY'S ANSWER YEO M A N E P FACE OFFICE MAILED ACCEDE NEEDED The “word square” show r n above contains six words of six letters each (yeoman, efface, office, mailed, accede, needed), w'hich can be read from left to right and from top to bottom. LOCALGRAPESARE FOUNDAT MARKET New Grape Fruit and Sweet Popatoes Make Appearance, Home grown Concord grapes made their apearance at city market today. They sold for 50 cents a basket, four and a half to five pounds in a basket. New grapefruit was on sale at two for 25 cents. They are from the Isle of Pine, West India. New Jersey sweet potatoes were new on the market at tw'o pounds for 25 cents. Anew home-grown Astmcha.n eating apple appeared at two pounds for 25c. Maiden Blush and Wealthy cooking apples were selling at three pounds for 25 cents. Red rasberries at 30 cents a half pint appeared last Saturday, from Mansfield, Cal. Sugar pears were quoted from 2 1-3 cents a pound. Home grown egg plants were 20 to 30 cents each. Green beans were 15 cents and wax heans 20 cents a pound. Country Gentleman corn appeared at market stands. All corn is priced at 30 cents a dozen. LOCAL NIMRODS IN MEET I. N. G. Rifle Team Carries Five Indianapolis Men. Five Indianapolis men will be on the Indiana National Guards team which will compete in the national rifle matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, this month, Adj. Gen- Harry B. Smith announced today. First Lieut. Barrett W. Hall of Indianapolis is the team’s coach. Members are IJeut. Col. Manford G. Henley, Sergt. William R. Mitchell, Capt. Edwin C. Ball and Sergt. Shidler H. Harpe, all of Indianapolis.

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SEARCHERS FIND NUDE BODIES OF ISSINGCOUPLE Lynching Feared if Murder Suspect Is Arrested for Texas Crime, By Timet Special PORT ARTHUR, Texas, Sept. 6. With the finding of the nude bodies of T. C. Rial, 22, of Beaumont and Miss Bessie Carl. 16, a Houston high school girl, on a lonely roadside near here, the mystery of their disappearance since Saturday night has been solved. Feeling is at fever heat and a lynching in feared iij any suspect is arrested. The girl’s head had been crushed and the boy shot. His body was badly mutilated. Placed side-by-side, half a mile from the main road on a forest trail, the bodies were found by the girl’s brother-in-law who had been searching since they left Port Arthur for an automobile ride. Posses Are Formed Beaumont. Port Arthur and the countryside in this section have formed posses who are scouring the country for traces of the murderer. The car which Rial and Miss Carl had been driving was found three miles from Beaumont Sunday. After the finding of the bodies a coroner’s investigation showed a bitter struggle had taken place near where the abandoned automobile was found. Pieces of clothing were on the ground and Rial’s knife was found in the car. Police said the bodies had been carried come distance after the couple had been murdered. Miss Carl had been the victim of an assault, police said. Her diamond ring was found near the car. Girl Believed Captive Mystery was added w'hen authorities stated that the wooded trail on which the bodies had been found had been searched prior to their discovery. This led to the theory that after the man was killed the girl was held captive for a time by the murderers. Police believe she was killed later and both bodies taken into the woods. RiaJ and Miss Carl were reported to have been engaged. EDWARD T. CAUSER MOVES Former Marmon Official Goes, tn Cleveland With Chandler. Edward T.'Causer, formerly general superintendent of Nordyke and Marmon Company, has sold his property at 3251 Park Ave., and moved his family to Cleveland where he is associated with the Chandler Motor organization.

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FARMER’S GUIDE IS SOLD Tennessee Man Buys Hoosier Farm Publication. Bu Times Special HUNTINGTON, Ind., Sept. 6.—Sale of the Indiana Farmers Guide to B. Kirke Rankin of Nashville, Tenn., was announced today by Ben F. Bilter, who esatblished the publication in Huntington in 1889 and has been director of its publication since that time. The publication is weekly and devoted principally to Hoosier farm Interests. BANK~SAFE IS BLOWN Bandits Get 5690 at Media, IU., And Escape. By United Press GALESBURG, 111., Sept. 6.—Eight bank robbers blew open the safe of the Media State bank, Media, 111., 25 miles southwest of here at 2 o’clock this morning and escaped in a high powered motor car in the direction of Monmouth. The loot is estimated at about S6OO. Perfection Butter Makes Kiddles Grow.—Adv. 20 Million Dollar Bank Largest Trust Company in Indiana . Jfletcfjer ikabtng# anb {Crust Company V IV. Cor. Market and Penn. Sts. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Apex Electric WASHING MACHINE Waiha* everything epotleeely clean. Re sure to see the Apex before jroi bey. Vonnegut E. WASH A New and Better Store Reputation for fair dealing, dependable ■nerrhaodiee and reasonable pncee baa made na one of the beet known jewelry eeneerne In ,he city. You will find ae a good firm to do hnatural with; always reliable and alwaye with the moa dependable Jewelry at the lewent peaaible prleee. Gray, Gribben & Gray Ui NORTH ILLINOIS STRKRf We Trust Anyone ffka Warks REMEMBER! Vou Can Always Do Better at WHEELER BROTHERS 311-313 E. Washington St.

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Excursion via TO CINCINNATI Round Trip *2.75 Sunday, September 9 —BASEBALL— Cincinnati Vs. Pittsburgh VISIT THE ZOO Special train leaves Indianapolis Union Station 7 a. m. (Central Standard Time); returning leaves Cincinnati, 7:15 p. ni. (Central StandaTd Time), 8:15 p. m. (City Time.) Tickets and full information at City Ticket Office, 34 West Ohio St. Phone Cl rcle 5300 or Union Station. J. W. GARDNER Division Passenger Agent.

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Children’s'.\ Teeth Have your children’s teeth \ * amined, cleaned and if necessary treated—NOW—to avoid them We cater to young boys and girls who are sensitive to pain,, and we avoid all the disagreeable features that have made young people shun going to a dentist. We’ll serve you right! Reasonable charges. Work promptly finished. EITELJORG & MOORE, DENTISTS MGRS. UNITED UNION DENTAL CORE. Corner East Market St. and Circle. Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.

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mTmwwr op ,, m The SONORA Sale Discontinued Models Will End Saturday j j Such opportunities to save on i new machines seldom occur and Etude, $75 these will not be duplicated. Priced —$75 to $225 A partial payment will hold a phonograph at this sale price Charles Mayer & Cos. 29-31 W. Washington St. Established 1840

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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD EXCURSION SUNDAY, SEPT. 9 ROUND-TRIP FARE TO I orrancnnvl T 1 TO LOG A NSPO RT ._ w . *2.15 Logansport, lnd. to culver Lake Maxinkuckee T 0 SOUTH BEND 75 (Culver Ind.) Train leave* Indianapolis ”:10 a. m. _ ’ Returning leave* South Bend 4:40 bouth Bend, Ind. p ' m " Loßans '

EXCURSION TO LOUISVILLE, Ky. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1923 „ : *2.75 Round Trip Train Leaves Terminal Station at la. m. Returning Leaves Lohlsvilln 1 p. n, INTERSTATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY

DEPENDABILITY is the result of years of conscientious, efficient service. Year after year the number of buildings and homes we are called upon to wire increases in number. Positive proof that our work in the past has been all that was expected—and more. If you are not yet enjoying the numerous conveniences electricity brings into your home, determine now to talk it over with us. We have a payment plan on house wiring that will interest you. Free estimates cheerfully given. Hatfield Electric Cos. MA in 0123. Meridian at Maryland.

Attend Dr. Cofield’s Big y 2 off Dental Sale Gre * s a won derful opportuAll dental work guaranteed. 4 ’ BRIDGEWORK PLATES You will have plenty of money When you have a Cofield plate left to eat with if you let in your mouth you will thor- * „ ~ . _ ~ . * oughly enjoy your meals, be- Cofield make your bridgework— -t cause every plate fits perfectly. lowest prices for best work. Dr. J. W. COFIELD, Dentist ROOMS 203 TO 208 MARION BUILDING Corner of Ohio and Meridian Sts. Entrance 10 W. Ohio Bt< OFFICE Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 8:30 a. m. to Bp. m, • Tuesday Thursday, Friday, 8:30 a. m. to 4 p. m, HOURS Sunday, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.

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