Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 119, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1923 — Page 19

i)AY, SEPT. 28, 1923

m/GAVISK ABLE |to return soon [CainoHc Leader Improving at Washington, D, C, Unless complications arise Mgr. Francis H. Gavisk, pastor of St. John’s Catholic Church, will be able to return early next week from Washington, D. C., where he was taken seriously ill Wednesday, a dispatch from The Times’ Washington correspondent stated today. Mgr. Gavisk was reported “much improved" at Georgetown Hospital, fcfis physicians said he had a good Blight and his recovery “is expected.” ■ The monsignor was attending the Bnnual Red Cross convention as a ■real delegate, when he became iIL ftpAL PRICES ADVANCED ft BY CHICAGO RETAILERS OHM :o,1? Product Not Affected by , Raise in Cost. ■Bj Press Sey-'. -~.V-.tbr->.'t: were hr' .••>••••• i . nr. 1 -T----ton ia Chirac today by the ■HUH retail dealers. the f.rst ir.cre-.v- <?.■'*■ the . wBK arst “ ns ' ‘" ;r : 1 . jSßHtail price to sl7 30 and sl7 40 ■BH Bituminous prt-.-.-s were not B N ’ WAS HARMLESS ‘DOG’ Taxi Driver “Held l'p“ at Point of Innocent Bologna. “How would you like to have this?” kGne of two fares he had just deposited kn Noble St., near Virginia Ave., g aced a “gun” wrapped In a handkerchief against the ribs of Irwin GoldsKrtrn, taxi driver. Sot Tie approaching fcdestrians turned the “desperados'' when Goldsboro identified Harold Cook, 20, and Mark Higgins, b 9, both of Lafayette, Ind., as the ■nen whom he had picked up "Maryland St-, police arrested them and a piece of bologna, wrapped In a handkerchief, was found in Cook's side pocket.

SWINE DAY IS HELD •'Bigger and Better Hogs” Slogan of Purdue Meeting. Jfy United Press I LAFAYETTE, Ind.. Sept. 2S —“Big seer and better hogs” was the slogan fcf the Purdue Swme day which was fceld here today under the direction of ■he Purdue University experiment ktation. k Gilbert Gusler. Chicago specialist kn livestock markets, spoke on the kenerai agricultural situation and the Keg market prospect. James R. Wi kn State leader of the Hoosler Ton Club, gave a short talk. ■V Fire Truck Wrecks Car United Ureas MUNCIE, Ind, Sept 23.—William Wright, of ly-tiianapolis, will take to the tall timber the next time he hears t-he Muncis fire department thundering down the street Wright had -just parked his car when a fire truck hurrying to a call Became unmanageable, sideswiping i and wrecking the machine. Train Kills Unidentified Man lu Times Special ANDERSON, Ind., Sept. 23.—Ar. unidentified man was instantly kilie' krhen struck by a south-bound Penn sylvania freight train at Elwood Thursday night His body was badly pnnngled, dismembered, parts being picked up in a basket by members of the train Crew. It is expected the pictim is an Elwood man. t Killed Withhold Gun V T'mes Special DANVILLE, Ind., Sept. 28.—When n old revolver he was carrying down stairs to show to friends was accidentally discharged, Robert Gentry, S5, a farmer, was fatally wounded Thursday. The gun was loaded with shot, believed to 1 ava been intended for chicken thieves. North Perk Homecoming Members of the North Park Christian ’’’burch will have a “homecomilfig” Get. 7 at morning and evening Services, -,4*-y*€”al song service wiil ■Striven by the choir at night. The J. X Gaj -Ison will nreach. Bm Twn ’.tils Sleepin g JBoy WBBk <#•' SON. Ind., Sept. 2? —FV::the track. E- ha: L . G-.>er. c.f 1-4 %£pflSfttilled when struck by freight train W? Conference Meets pectal I’jOSSnve ministers and lay oxo attending the fifty--Bion the African Method Zion Church, Ker.tuckj eWfl&m. e, here today.

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They Handle Traffic Like Veterans

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FIRST r v, LEFT TO RIGHT—THOMAS O'CONNOR, JOHN FARREL. V I .LIAM ,r ORD, BERNARD iLVRKS AND NORBIN O’LEARY. BACK T. V —h IS RICE, COLLIER FUNDERBURK, CLIFFORD BITTNER, IPH MITCHELL AND EUGENE ESSELBORN.

The traffic, council at the St. J hn’s parochial school, shown t. ve, handles traffic like veterans, c ers say. If drivers do not obey.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: ALPHONSE WRIGHT, CHARLES M’NEW. LIEUT. FLOYD HOGAN, HAROLD ANDREWS, FLOYDE CLAYBROOK, ROBERT OSBORN, ROEERT SCHAD, WILLIAM GECKLER, CHARLES FRY AND WILLIAM M NEELY. IN FRONT, CAPT. FRANK DAVIS.

The junior traffic officers at School No. 9, Fulton and Vermont Sts., are right “on their toes,” determined to give their schoo' a good record in accident prevention. ... Capt. Frank Davis is shown here

PALMER MAN WILL TALK Indiana Chiropractors to Meet 1 Here in Thirteenth Annual Convention. Prof. James X. Firth of the Palmer School of Chiropractic at Davenport, lowa, will be one of the principal

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their names or dicense numbers are written in little notebooks carried by each member of the council ■with the result they receive a court summons.

reading Instructions to his aides. His lieutenant is Floyd Hogan. This school has had student traffic officers for several years, as the result of work in the civics department.

speakers at the thirteenth annual convention of the Indiana Chiropractors’ Association at the Claypool, Oct. 1-2. Other speakers: Mary Saxe, Princeton; James W. Roper, Evansville; George G. Rinier, Indianapolis, legal counsel for the association, and Katherine H. Osmer, Shelbyvllle- E. B. Ford of Lebanon is president.

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NATURAL DEATH OF BRIDEQUESTIONED Millionaire’s Daughter May Have Been Poisoned, Belief. Bit United Press WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Sept 28. Toxicologists are making an examination today to determine whether Mrs. Charles Webb, daughter of S. Hennings Gorman, millionaire, was

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poisoned or died of natural causes. Mrs. Webb, a bride of less than a year died at the West Chester Biltmore Club Tuesday. Dr. Wilber Meyer, attending physician asked Coroner Fitzgerald to mako an examination prior to signing of a death certificate. "The test Is being made because there was doubt as to whether Mrs. Webb died a natural death,” the coronr said today. Meanwhile effort# were made to keep the whole thing a secret. Business Is Dead LONDON, Sept. 28. —London undertakers are kicking because the city is healthier than it has been in thirty years.

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