Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 142, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1924 — Page 14

15,000 IS GIVEN TO COMMUNITY FUND Indianapolis Foundation Makes Donation, Arthur R. Baxter, chairman of the special gifts committee of the Community Fund, today announced the receipt of a gift of $5,000 from Indianaoplis Foundation. Contribution was made in behalf of Alphonso P. Pettis and the late James E. Roberts, whose gifts to the Indianapolis Foundation have become available. Pettis, one of the donors to the Indianapolis Foundation, lives in Nice, France. The gift to the Community Fuid was voted by the board of trustees of the Indianapolis Foundation, which is composed of J. K. Lilly, chairman: Mgr. Francis H. Gavisk, Henry W. Be..nett, G. A. Efrovmson, Louis H. Levy and Henry H. Hornbrook. Almus G. Ruddell presided over a meeting Tuesday night at the Claypool. attended by representatives of commercial employes’ division, No. 2. Addresses were made by Homer W. Borst, executive secretary of the Indianapolis Community Fund, and Charles O. Lee of the fund campaign organization. BRYAN WILL SPEAK HERE William Jennings to Address Rally at Cadle Tabernacle. William Jennings Bryan will speak at a Democratic rally at Cadle Tabernacle, Oct. 29. Omer Jackson, chairman of the Democratic State speakers' bureau, announced today. Bryan will also speak at Kokomo, Marion and Anderson Oct. 28, and at Newcastle the afternoon of Oct. 29.

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A Puzzle a Day UNDER STEADY STEAMING OUR RUN EAST GAINED OUR NAME! These words wrt-e the slogan adopted by the members of the crew of the United States battleship Oregon, after her memorable cruise during the Spanish-American War. The striking feature of the sentence is the fact that It cleverly involves the name of the Oregon. Can you discover how? Yesterday’s answer: RED INN DINNER SOME CONE CONSOMEE FEAST BOfiE ROAST BEEF POET OATS POTATOES TIGHT APES SPAGHETTI IN SOON ONIONS RALE APPLE PIPE PIE The various anagram* of the strange dinner are revealec. above. The left column gives the items as they originally appeared; the colSoft, Smooth Skin &S Windburn, lunburn, chapped IjjX hands and face quickly relieved. * Cools,soothes, heals. Alldruggists. ybScad adv. to Boar Mi*. Cos.. Terre Heate. lad., ier eaaplo

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Once each year all Indianapolis unites in one magnificent gift to charity —the Community Fund. This year it will be $700,000.00 —a substantial sum, yet scarcely great enough for the needs of the community —to care for the .unfortunates, to advance the health, the economic welfare and the good citizenship of this best of American cities. A great sum, certainly, yet only a small gift from each. The Community Fund asks just half as much per capita of population as some cities must raise for the same purpose. Let us unite in one magnificent effort and be done with the job for another year.

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No. 4, Job’s Daughters; readings by Miss Dorothy Lagler, songs by Miss Violet Sehr, readings by Miss Arnita Burns, songs by Miss Mabel Martin, readings by Miss Anna Hogue. Hall was decorated with fall flowers. Mrs. Netttie Ransford and Mrs. Phillip Zoercher, grand officers, were honor guests. The entertainment included Miss Lucy chairman, and Mrs. Bessie Lagler, Miss Elizabeth Arnett, Miss Mabel Glpe, Miss Violet Sehr.

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MOTORMAN _IS FREED Charges Following Man’s Death Are Dismissed. Charges of involuntary manslaughter against Ben Caraway, 515 N. East Rt., motorman on a T. H., I. & E. freight car, were dismissed in city court today. Caraway's car fatally injured John Marvin, 48, of 44014 E. Washington St., Sept. 19. Police said they found liquor in pos-

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