Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 107, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1924 — Page 6

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INJURES FATAL TO BOY STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE Herbert McClune, 3, Runs in Path of Machine Near Home. Herbert McCune. 3. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth McCune, 870 W. Twenty-Ninth St., died at the city hospital early today from injuries received Wednesday when he was run over by an automobile in front of his home. ' According to police the lad started across the street around a machine to get into his uncle's auto and stepped directly in the path of a machine driven by Adolph Frey of Edwardsville, 111. Returning From Wedding Frey, driving Mr. and Mrs. George Krotzendorf. 1156 Eugene St., who had just been married at the Holy Angels Church, Twenty-Ninth St. and Northwestern Ave., will be restated on an involuntary manslaughter charge. Mrs. Hans Karstadt. 40. of 1449 N. Illinois St., and William Mitchell, 24. of 5356 E. Washington St., are suffering from injuries received Wednesday when the truck driven by Williams and Mrs. Karstadt's machine collided at Berkeley Rd. and Capitol Ave. Both drivers were held on assault and battery charges. Small Child Injured Harold Donnery. 20, of 2312 N. Capitol Ave., is held on charges of speeding and assault and battery after the truck he was driving struck and injured MaryDD r yer. 4, of 960 Kealing Ave., at Ewing and Tenth Ste. Gus Ernsberger. 411 N. Pine St., is held on an assault and battery charge after the true'* he was driving struck and injured a man who gave his name as Bert Sullivan, at Pennsylvania and Ohio St.. Wednesday. Sullivan was taken to the city hospital and slated on a drunkenness charge. Most of the radium used in European hospitals comes from Belgium, Austria and the United States.

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ADVE RTLSEM KNT Our First Defense Test September 12, 1924 Enrollments for Parade Not Limited to Ex-Service Men. Any Young Man Between 18 and 31 Years of Age May March Order of March for Parade All Units Will Assemble at 1 P. M. at the Assembly Points Given Below

GROUP 1. Maj. Paul Comstock. ID-ORC. In charge. Assembly Point Corner of N East and New York Sts . west side of street extending north. 84th Division Hemlquartera and Vedteal Detachment: Lieut. Col. John B. Reynolds. AS-ORC. .Headquarters. Special Troops: Taptf. Audrey G. Ho’lman. Inf.-ORC. Headquarters Company. Special Trootns: Capt. Audrey G. Hollemau. Inf GRC. 84tb Division Military Police Company; Capt. John M. Satter. InfOR<*. 84th .Division Military Police CnmSanv; Capt. Clarence G. Shriver. Sig - RC. Service Company. No. 309: First Lieut. Charles J. Gregory, QM-OKC. GROUP 3. Lieut. Col. Charles O. Warfel, Inf.ORC. in charge. Assembly Point Comer of N. East and New York Sts. east side of street extending north. Headquarters, 167th Infantry Brigade; Maj. Arthur C. Newkirk, Inf.ORC. Headquarters Company. I67th Infantry Brigade: Maj. Arthur C. Newkirk. Inf. ORC Headquarter*. 334th Infantry: Lieut- Col. Charles O. Warfel. Inf.ORC. Headquarters Company. 334th Infantry. First Lieut. Joseph C. Diasette. Inf.-ORC. Service Company. 334th Infantry: Capt James R Law, Inf.-ORC. Howitzer Company. 334th Infantry: Capt. Claude M Ewing. Inf.-ORC. Headquarters. First Battalion, 334th Infantry. Maj. Charles S. Bushiran, Inf.-ORC. Company A. 334th Infantry: Capt. Edgar C. Sites. Inf.-ORC. Company B. 334th Infantry; Capt. Milo D Burgess. Inf.-ORC. Company D. 334th Infantry; Capt. Samuel J. Manter, Inf.-ORC.

These units will be assembled on September 12, 1924, and will march in the parade to be held in the afternoon of that day, so the people may visualize the part that Indianapolis would take |n the event of a national emergency. Citizens of military age who desire to take part in this, our Country’s First Defense Test, will check the unit they will march with in the parade, sign the slip below and forward it to the Chief of Staff, 84th Division, 503 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis. i • (Name) c\ (Address)

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THIEVES ESCAPE AT TWO HOMES Women Surprise Burglars at Work, Two burglers. surprised in houses, escaped during the night. Mrs. Tillie Seifert, 3122 N. Capitol Ave., saw a light flash through a door. She screamed and her sister, Mrs. Joseph Reiser and Charles P. De Vess, a roomer, ran to her room. The burglar dashed downstairs. Silver, valued at SIOO, was stolen. When Mrs. E. A. Beckman, 1502 E. Kejly St., and her daughter returned home they saw a man run from one room to another, they told police. Officers said they found all the doors locked and no man within. They believed the man might have gone out the front door and locked it behind him. Georgia Senator Victor Bv Vnitcd Presg ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 11.—Senator William J. Harris was renominated by overwhelming odds over his anti-Klan opponent, former Governor Thomas W. Hardwick in Georgia’s primary Wednesday. Unofficial returns today gave the Georgia Senator 151 of the 160 counties of the State.

Company M. 334th Infantry: First Lieut Charles R Davis. Ir.f ORC. Medical Detachment. 334th Infantry: Capt. Cyrus W. Rutherford. Med ORC. GROUP 3 Capt. Donald M. McLeod. FA-OKC, in charge. Assembly Point Corner of N. East and Vermont Sts . east side of street extending north Headquarters. l>oth Field Artillery Brigade: Col. Robert L. Moorhead. FA-ORC. Headquarters Battery. 159th Field Artillery Brigade; First Lieut. George C. Spiegel. FA-ORC. Headquarters. 336th Field Artillery; Maj. Sidney S Miller FA ORC. Headquarters Battery 326th Field Artillery; Capt. Donald M. McLeod. FA-ORC. Serviee Battery. 336th Field Artillery; First Lieut. George T. Purves. Medical Detachment 326th Field Artillery; Second Lieut. Jay A. Thompaon, FA-ORC. GROUP 4. Maj. Harry E. Crow. AS-ORC. in charge. Assembly Point Comer of N. East and Vermont Sts west side of street extending north. 84th Division Air Service: Maj. Colin A. Campbell. AS-ORC. 309th Observation Squadron. Air Service; Maj. Harry E. Cross. ASORC. Motor Transportation Company No. 336: First Lieut. Harry A. Metzger QM ORC Motor Repair Section No. 318; First T.ieut Fred W. Zuerl, QM-OUC. Motorcycle Company No. 369: First Lieut. Novella H. Cartinour. QMORC. GROUP 5. Col Larue D. Carter. Med-ORC. in charge. Assembly Point Corner of N. East and Michigan Sts cast side of street, extending north.

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ABOVE. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT—REV. GEORGE H. MURPHY, REV. R. H. TOOLE. REV. W. B. FREELAND. MIDDLE ROW —REV. J. M. WALKER, REV. M. A. FARR. BOTTOM ROW—Rev. H. A. KING, BISHOP .1. F. BERRY AND REV. J. S. WARD. LOWER RIGHT—REV. J. C. PERRY. LEFT—LUCIUS C. CLARK.

The picture above shows the cabinet of the Indiana Methodist Conference, in session at the East Tenth Street Methodist Church. District superintendents and Bishop J. G. Berry comprise the body. Rev. J. C. Perry. 82, of Colum - bus, Ind., has been an Indiana preacher for fifty-three years, starting at Crothersvllle. He is visiting the conference. Rev. Perry has served in fifteen Indiana counties, taken about StOOO j persons into the church and converted some 1 ,Rro. He has the j text of every sermon preached in forty years. “Young people are the hope of BANKERS ARE GUESTS Meyer Kiser Institution Serves Luncheon on Third FloorBankers and their wives attending the annual convention of the Indiana i Bankers’ Association were guests at ! noon luncheon today of Sol Meyer | and Sol S. Kiser, veteran heads of the Meyer Kiser bank. A room on the third floor of the l>ank building whs equipped to serve more than 600 persons. Elaborate decorations enhanced the beauty of the banquet room and the “dutch lunch” was served by women cmI ployes of the bank. Luncheon also will be served Friday.

Hindquarters. 309th Medical Regiment : Col. Laru D Carter. Med-ORC. Servioe Company. 309th Medical Reptmcnt. Capt. Ray L. Smith. Med - ORC. Hospital Rattalion. 300th Medical Regiment: Maj. Donald L. MUler. Med-ORC Medical Supply Section No. 300; Capt. Fred L Hosman. Med-ORC. Medical laboratory Section No. 300: Capt Harry K Langdou, MedORC. GROUP 6 Non-Diviaional group. la'll t. Col. Bowman Eldar. CAORC. in charge Assembly Point Corner of N. East and Michigan Ste . west aide of street, extending north. V Army Headquarters and Medical Detachment: Maj Myron M. Andrews. Inf.-ORC. V Army Special Troops. Headquarters and Headquarters Company; Maj. Paul Y. Davis. Inf-ORC. V Army Artillery Headquarters; Maj. Frank L. Parrill, F4-ORC. Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 109th Brigade. Anti-Air-craft; Lieut. Col Bowman Elder, CAORC. V Army Engineer Headquarters: Maj James B. Steep. Eng. ORC. V Army Signal Service Headquarters. Capt. Paul R Brown. EngORC. 387th Air Ship Company: Capt. Clarence R. Spaan. AS-ORC. 464th Pursuit Squadron: Capt. Kenneth E. Griffith, AS-ORC. 811th Ordnance Company; First Ideut. Dorin D. McCieary, Ord.-ORC. Evacuation Hospital No. 13: Col. C. B. McCulloch. Med.-ORC. General Hospital No. 10C: Lieut Col John R. Newcomb. Med.-ORC. Hospital Train No. 39; Lieut Col. John W. Slusa. Med.-ORC. Hospital Train No. 68: Maj. C. E Orders. Med.-ORC. General Hospital No. 25: Lieut. Col. Harry S. Osborn, Med.-ORC Veterinary Hospital No. 37; Maj. C. B. Jackson. M*d.-ORC. Station Hospital No. 4; Capt. S. H. Caraway, Mert.-ORC. First National Defense Day Committee —Ered A. Sims, chairman, Seventh district. Executive Committee Robert J. Aley. Hilton U. Brown, Fred C. Gardner. Fred Hoke. William J. Mooney. Samuel E. Rauh. Frank D Stalnaker. Elmer Stout. A. M. Glossbrenner. chairman: Evans Woollen. Sr., treasurer.

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the church and nation, but they need encouraging and training," he said. “One third of the folks iu our churches don’t know what real religion is. I believe in the old-fash-ioned kind—when you got it you know It. Our churches need a spiritual awakening.'' Dr. Lucius C. Clark, chancellor of the American University, Washington, I). addressed the conference Wednesday on “Protestantism In the Nation's Capital.”

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Butler University (Operating Butler College) Fall Semester Opens Monday, Sept. 15 With new departments and an enlarged faculty, the college offers increased educational opportunities. All of the usual courses required for a standard college are offered. The department of English, Romance Languages, History. Botany, and Economics and Business Administration to meet increased demand, have been strengthened by additional teachers wijo have had training at leading centerß of learning. Butler is now affiliated with he Metropolitan School of Music and the John Herron Art Institute, giving students of these three institutions many additional advantages. Butler students, through the double affiliation, are provided with facilities for meeting the State requirements for teachers, directors and supervisors of music and art. The College of Religion, under the direction of Dr. Frederick D. Kershner, formerly of Drake University, and Professor Hugh Gliormley, gives unusual advantages to students preparing for the ministry or for any field of Christian service. Journalism, for the first time, is made a department in which students may major. It is designed to develop accuracy in expression and to prepare students for newspaper work and public writing. Physics has been made a separate department with good facilities. Butler now gives work, fully accredited by the State, for all who seek first and second grade licenses for superintendents, principals and high school teachers. For catalogue, information with reference to courses, tuition, lodging, etc., address the President, Dr. Robert J. Aley, Butler College, Indianapolis. The Butler city office is at 1104 Fletcher Savings and Trust Building, John W. Atherton, executive secretary.

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M’CRAY HONOR CONVICT Teaclies Sunday School at Prison, Terre Haute Man Says. Bu Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Sept. 11.— Warren T. McCray, former Governor of Indiana, is teaching Sunday school at the Federal Prison at Atlanta, Ga., where he is serving a term for using United States mails to defraud, according to a letter received from John Reese, former deputy sheriff here, who is also serving sentence at Atlanta. Reese writes that McCray has become an honor convict. Father of Six Caught The wife of Thomas Cummins and their six children, 1114 E. Michigan St., want him to come home, police said today. He has been gone since Sept. 7, according to a police report. STOP STOMACH TROUBLE IN 3 DAYS Chronic or acute intestinal trouble, stomach disorders and conslipatioii. now yield quickly to the amazing bacterial treatment perfected by a group of famous scientists. This remarkable treatment which is called Bios builds up the system against germs, tones up the system, increases appetite, and gives quick ami lasting relief Irom constipation and intestinal disorders after everything else has failed. If you suffer from any form of intestinal trouble, constipation, bloating, heartburn, acidity, gas. etc. To prove you can quickly stop these troubles I want to send you a full treatment of Bios on ten days free trial No obligation. No matter how bad your case is, or what you have tried, just send your name and address for this generous free trial offer and prove that you can be rid of your trouble. QUALITY BIOLOGIC CO., “07 Quality Bldg.. Kansas City, hail*.— Advertisement. REDUCING MADE SIMPLE AND EASY French Scientist Discovers New Ingredient To Dissolve Fat. A French woman now in America re- ' ports that anew treatment for obesity has been found by a well-known French scientist; it is a simple, harmless combination of ingredients put up in a small tablet called SAN-GRI-N A." which helps nature in throwing off unnecessary fat-forming elements thus making it Impossible for lat to form and accumulate on the body Already surprising reports from all parts have been received Cases of reducing vary from 10 to f>o pound# in a remarkably short time, with complete restoration of health and marvelous | change in general appearance While • SAN GRI-NA ’ is mostly recommended for reducing, it is also an invaluable help to get rid of all-worn-out. tired feeling—do-s away with puffing, and in many cae-s entirely relieved such condi- ! tions Guaranteed absolutely harmless Recommended by specialists, physicians and nurses as a safe, positive and simple way to take otf f-om o to 6 rounds a week. "SAN-GRT-NA" is sold at ail leading drug or department stores On sale at any of Haag s Hook s or Goldsmith Bros Drug Stores. —Advertisement.

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