Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 90, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1924 — Page 9

FRIDAY, AUG. 22,1924

MILITARY BODIES LEND COOPERATION FOR DEFENSE DAT Chairman Sims Declares Plans Are Delayed by Vacations.^ Additional offers of cooperation in the Defense Day celebration. Sept. 12, have been received by Fred A. Sims. Seventh District chairman. The Marion County chapter of Rainbow Division veterans, has indorsed the test and offered asistance. Rainbow men o flndianapolis and Marion County will participate in the parade. An offer also was received from the National Citizens' Military Training Camp Association. The association has a membership of about SOO in this county. Robert B. Hurt of .Indianapolis is commanding colonel of Indiana. The organization is composed of men who have attended citizens’ military training camps. Completion of the organization throughout the State has been delayed by absence of large numbers of persons interested in the movement on their vacations. In nine districts all county chairmen have been named. In other districts, there are a number of vacancies. Selection of a chairman for the executive committee in Marion County will be left to the committee, Sims said. Appointment of the committee will be followed by selection of a secretary and a marshal for the parade. NC REQUEST RECEIVED Lieber Says White River Water Should Be Examined. The city has had no request to examine water in White River or Fall Creek. J. R. Dunwoody, city chemist, said today. Richard Lieber, director of the State department of conservation, said steps should be taken immediately to prevent further pollution in these streams at an address recently before Indianapolis realtors. The city affairs committee of the real estate board is now investigating.

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Mrs. Margaret Allman of Canton, Ohio, is not only acting as member of the national finance committee of the Democratic party but is waging a campaign as a candidate for State Representative. She is a widow and the j mother of four children. EX-DRAGON IS SUED “Old Man” Allege* to Have Refused to Pay $3,500. Alleging D. C. Stephenson refused to pay a balance of $3,500 due on fifty shares in the Hoosier Tailors, Inc., Herbert E. Wilson, receiver for the corporation, has entered suit against the ex-dragon of the Indiana j Klan. Stephenson refused payment I after the receivership was instituted, I Wilson says in the complaint. MAN AND WIFE HELD Operating Blind Tiger, Drunkenness and Profanity Charged. William Hitchcock, 619 N. East j St., is held on charges of operating a blind tiger and disorderly conduct \ and his wife. Mrs. Mabel Hitchcock. 411 E. Ohio St., is charged witn drunkenness and profanity. Police said they found a halt-pint of mule at Hitchcock's home. The Hitchcocks are said to be estranged. Offices to Be Consolidated The United States Veterans Bureau will establish an office in Indianapolis Jan. 1. consolidating the present offices at South Bend and Evansville, according to John H. Ale. district manager. A State rating board also will be established to pass on claims hitherto sent to Columbus, Ohio.

INJURED MAN FOUND! TRACK Stepped Off Street Car Before It Stopped—Stunned, Carl Hastings, 27, of Dexter, Mo., is in the Deaconess Hospital today suffering from severe head injuries

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and bruises about the body received Thursday when he was thrown from a Street car at Thirty-Fourth St. and Capitol Ave., when he hopped off before tne car stopped. Hastings, who was stunned by the fall, was found on the tracks by the crew of another car about fifteen minutes later, police said. W. E. Roth of Beech Grove, Inch, is held today on an assault and battery charge afteb the machine he

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Most Sensational Sale of the Season! RUBENS | HALF - PRICE SALE! STILL GOING BIG—DON’T MISS THIS SALE Choice of several hundred fine, all-wool suits in the most popular models, light and medium weights, many of them suitable for year-round wear, backed by the Rubens store, and the greatest values we have ever offered. These sale prices in many cases mean less than [ % PRICE Every suit in our stock is not included at half j price, but prices throughout our entire stock are radically reduced.

Divided Into Five Groups for Quick Clearance! Group No. 1 price $ 1 Group No. 2 lAS *l4“ Group No. 3aa ; 1 9” Group No. 4price ’23Group No! 5 lAS { 27Extra Trousers With Many Suits at Small Additional Cost No Charge for Alterations — Perfect Fit Guaranteed All Two-Piece Summer Suits Radically Reduced Palm Beach Coats and Pants, $7.35 Up Mohair Coats and Pants, $9.85 Up Gaberdine Coats and Pants, $12.85 Up Sensational Sale of ODD TROUSERS Choice of Hun- Sale Price Other Sale $ 3.95 uSZin All Boys’ and Children’s Suits Reduced We’re open every Saturday night till 9 o’clock. RUBENS S For 38 Years a Dependable and Trustworthy Store

waa driving struck and injured John Wilcox, 31, a city fireman. In front of the fire station, 1136 Prospect St., Thursday. Wilcox, who was standing across the street ran in the path of the machine when he heard an alarm sound at the station. G. W. Diggs, 825 E. St. Clair St., is held after the machine he was driving collided with a machine driven by Fred Meir, 1345 Barth Ave., at Alabama and Maryland Sts., Thursday.

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