Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1924 — Page 12
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MM PRIZE HANDSHAKERAT NEW YORK SHOW Tom Walsh of Montana and ‘Old Bill’ Bryan Also Attract Attention. By FRANK J. TAYLOR. Times Staff Correspondent. , NEW YORK, June 23.—Anions those present at the Democratic show no man is more of a magnet than McAdoo, the Californian. Early morning until late at night McAdoo's suite draws an endless * stream of visitors. "M” as they are calling him, is fortified on the top floor of a fashionable hotel. His private suite is that of the late Enrico Caruso. It is much too fine for a Democrat, a fact which McAdoo’s aids recognize and reveal by their apologies. as soon as one enters. McAdoo does not take time for apologies. He is too busy commanding his forces and in greeting his friends. He is one lean, cordial human dynamo. He's happiest when greeting folks. The Lord endowed him with a glad hand. Always, he is hearty and fresh and smiling. His memory for faces and names is the admiration of nis camp. About every two minutes he greets anew group of visitors.
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And the women, they think he's the finest thing ever. He's a handsome young gallant with the women, for all his 60 years he's for the ladies and they are for him after two minutes’ contact with his smile and his Southern grace. The fellow everybody’s wanted to see was Tom Walsh of Montana—he who drove out of Washington “Wild Alkali” A1 Fall of New Mexico. They were looking for a big Western fellow with heavy eyebrows and walrus mustache, one with two guns and a sombrero. They wen disappointed. When Walsh hove into the Waldorf Astoria Sunday night he looked like he had just stepped out of a Fifth Avenue band box, with his natty grey suit, his neatly trimmed mustache, his smooth manner. They just didn’t go with the- picture most of the delegates had conjured up when they tnought of Senator Walsh of Montana. Men said, "That can't be Walsh,” and women said. "Oh,” and that's all. But Walsh packed his wallop to the convention for all his nattiness.
To the East. Democrats came from North and West, and South, and not the least was “Old Bill'’ Bryan, as they call him affectionately. Bryan may be a bygone Democratic power, but he is as earnest as ever. Bryan has something to discuss earnestly with every one. He begins at breakfast and discusses all day in the lobby. He is perhaps the most button-holed Democrat of them all. He came to New York with his same old black alpaca suit, his same shaggy black locks. What's he discussing? Search me. Bryan doesn'': talk to newspapers. He's one himself, combining business with pleasure while he’s here. Bryan may be a has-been, but he’s still a factor as long as Democrats shake their heads and say: “Bryan? You can't tell what he'll do. He'll probably heave a bomb into the convention before it's over.” And he. may, too. is not the man to dis appoint the rabble. Driver Is Released Luther Beach, 3515 N. Pennsyl vania St., arrested on a warrant sworn out by J. A. Osborn, 55 W. Thirty-Third St., was released in city court Saturday from a chargtof failing to stop after an accident. w. PANTS! PANTS! ™ i 0 to Match Your Coat. q H We Guaranteed Fit. H I , Open Evenings, j I 8 ° Ray Pants Store ,° T
Achbar Hopes to Repeat Victories
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Achbar Grotto, Columbus, Ohio, came to the convention in a / special train drawn by an engine decorated like a hydra-headed monster. They were a happy crew bent on taking home lot of bacon. Last year at Cleveland Achbar's patrol was judged the best and the
C. OF C. LOOKING - FOR CITY SLOGAN Prize of $25 Offered for Indianapolis Motto, A $25 check will be presented the person suggesting the adve-tising slogan adopted-for Indianapolis by the Chamber of Commerce. Believing that Inuianapolis industries should have greater uniformity in advertising the Chamber of Commerce publcitj committee has evolved this plan, to secure a slogan for all outdoor advertising. Suggestions must be written on white paper, with the name and address of the person submitting them, and mailed to the Chamber of Commerce before July 10 according to E. J. Gausepohl, chairman. Suggestions must be included in sealed on velope inside the one mailed, to preserve the anonymity of the author.'' The committee hopes that many will enter the contest, and slogans will be brief. Committee: Gausepohl. Horace Ryan. Walter Pittsford. Frank Chance. J. I. Holcomb. SUNDAY WAS EASY DAY Only Four Runs Made by City Fire Departmtnt. The fire department recorded a record today when only four fires were reported Sunday. Slight damage to two automobiles at Twenty-Fifth and Sheldon Sts. and Roosevelt and Olney Aves, were responsible for two of the runs. Lightning struck a house owned by Charles Bvfield, Edge-wood, Ind., and caused $25 damage. Apparatus answered a call to the rear of 425 Douglas St., when lightning struck a telephone pole. VICTIM OF FALL DIES Former Employe of C’laypool Hotel Succumbs at City Hospital. Coroner Paul F. Robinson is in vestigating the death of Jake Howard, colored, 67. of 424 Bright St., who died at the City Hospital, Sunday. According to hospital attaches Howard was admitted to the hospital on | May 28, after receiving a broken hip ir. a fall down stairs at the Claypool, where he was employed.
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chorus made a big hit. The drum and trumpet corps likewise scored, winnng a silver cup. Frank L. McKinney is Achbar’s monarch; John T. Gill, band leader; Harry B. Apple, chorus director; H. R. Hartman, drill corps captain and Harry Paul, drum major. The grotto has 250 in its delegation.
A Puzzle a Day | AIR hack : 3: Part of the title has been cut off this book, so that only the words ‘AN AIR HACK” are visible. There are three words altogether, two, tell ing the name of the book, and one giving the name of the author. Can you supply the missing letters and I discover the title of the book? Answer to previous puzzle; •• I SAW AN ANIMAL TALLER THAN A TREE. The concealed island is Malta. (AnIMAL TAller. etc.) ALL CLUBS INVITED Fairview Plans Huge Welcome for Butler College. All civic organizations have been invited to join the Mapleton Civic Associatoln Saturday in observing | "Welcome Butler Day” at Fairview ! Park, according to Edward <>. \ Snethen. president Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic I Clubs. Mayor Shank will declare a half holiday. Fire apparatus will feature i the parade from downtown to the I park.
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SAHARA BELLES HONOR WIVES OF GROTTO VISITORS General Reception Held in Downtown Hotels—-Will March in Parade, A general reception for wives of visiting Prophets was in charge of Sahara Belles in downtown hotels this morning. Women were to appear in uniform in the grand parade at 4 p. m. today. All women are asked to be at their hotels at 7 p. m. tonight when they will be taken by ;,ulo to an entertainment at Garfield Park Sunken Garden Tuesday the program begins with massed hand concert at Cadle Tabernacle* A field meet with stunts of all kinds, fancy horsemanship and international drill contest in the Coliseum, will be held at the State fairground at 1:30 p- m. Women will participate in the carnival at Monument PI. and the midnight pageant. Sahara Belles will be in charge of the official auto ride for women starting front hotels at 0 a. m. Wednesday. Luncheon will be at Broad Ripple Amusement Park, where there will be bathing, music and ,>1 hei enter tinmen! Cadle Tabernacle will be the scene of an International band contest at 2 p. m., Wednesday. The GFand Monarch's Bail at Murat Tern pie, at 8 p. m., Wednesday concludes the program. ROBBERY SUSPECT HELD ; Man Who (lives Ilimseif I p to | (io to Oklahoma. Authorities from Anadarko. Cad- | do County, Oklahoma, are expected I to arrive Tuesday to take hack j Lynn V. Feaster. 2f. who has been rooming at the St. Denis Hotel. He is under indictment on a bank robbery rharge. Feaster walked into police head quarters Wednesday and told detectives about, a bank hold-up in which he was implicated at Anadarko„two years ago. He said he was hired by three robbers to irivo th'm. presumably, on a hunting rip. EIGHTEEN TO GRADUATE! St. Vincent Services to lie Held Tuesday Night. Eighteen young women will graduate from the St. Vine.‘tit's Hospital School of Nursing Tuesday night. Exercises will be held at the Knights of Columbus auditorium. A reception and dance will be held after the exercises. Graduates: Katherine B. Streit, j Ethel Ann Allen. Esther i. Royce, Olga Marie Geisb-r. Mary Francis | Cure. M.trv Helen Doyle, Helen lv. j Halsema. Helen M Moran. Marie F. Moran, Mar j E. Maley. Grace Baker. | Noelie M. Dcsobry, Lava V. liarI baugh, Olga G. Miller. Mary E Swain. Martha Jane O'Connor, Audrey opening and Mabel Reynolds. 127-IZ9 E.VASU.SI Match your Coat and Vest with a l pair of our fine Dress Trousers, $2.97 to $0.07 ©asnieis M-.-.-f-jn iramara— Cor. E. Wash, and Delaware Sts.
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