Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 56, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1925 — Page 7
THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1925
SUSPECT SEIZED IN LONG CHASE , Woman Identifies Him as Alleged Burglar. Identified as a man seen trying to enter a house and captured after a long chase, a man giving his name as Cecil "Quackenbush, 26, of 516 N. Alabama St., is held today under a $5,000 bond at city prison. Guy Heckman, city fireman, 632 W. Twenty-Ninth St.; Robert Nueling, 806 Udell St., and J. W. Parsely, 969 W. Twenty-Ninth St., chased the man they saw in a neighbor’s yard Wednesday night. Mrs. Violet Morris, 904 Udell St., identified Quackenbush as the man who attempted to enter her home. DINNER FOR WATSONS Women Republicans Will Eentflrtain Senator and Wife. Senator James E, Watson and wife will be guests of honor at a dinner to be given by the Statehouse Women’s Republican Club next Tuesday evening at 5:30 o’clock in the Rainbow room of the Severin. Other invited guests will be Governor and Mrs. Ed Jackson, Joseph B. Kealing, Republican national committeeman for Indiana, and Mrs. Kealing; Miss Dorothy Cunningham, Republican national committeewoman for Indiana; Ronald Foster, chairman of the executive committee of the Republican State committee, and Mrs. Foster and Clyde >A. Walb, chairman of the Republican State committee, and Mrs. Walb. COAL COMPANY LEASES Fourth Floor of Stone Bldg. Will Be Occupied by Allied Concern. The Allied Coal and Material Company, with offices in the Odd Fellow Bldg., has leased the fourth floor cf the Stone Bldg., 12-16 W. Ohio St., it was learned today. The lease was obtained from D. A. Coulter of 40 W. Ohio St., who holds a ninety-nine-year lease on the building. The coal company expects to occupy its new quarters about Aug. 15.
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Rainbow Veterans Elect Local Man
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D. I, Glossbrenner
The Rainbow Veterans’ Association elected D. I. Glossbrenner, general manager of Levy Printing Company, third vice president at the seventh annual convention in Chicago. Glossbrenner, who lives at 415 E. Forty-Eighth St., served with the 150th Field Artilllery, and has attended every national convention of the organization since it was founded on the Rhine in Germany. Father Francis P. Duffy of New York, "fightin’ chaplain” of the organization, was elected president. New York will entertain the 1926 convention. — POLICE EXHIBIT SHOWN Bell Telephone Company Has Collection of Articles. A window display in observance of the International Association Chiefs of Police convention now in. session here, is exhibited at the Indiana Bell Telephone Company. Regulation, police badges, clubs, hand cuffs, leg irons, and guns, furnished by the police department, occupy the center of the display. On each side is a collection of articles taken from law violators by the police and used as evidence in city court. This collection is the property of Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth.
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There are frocks and gowns for every occasion. There are sample frocks for morning and shopping hours, more dressy matinee and teatime frocks, and magnificent gowns for dinner and evening. This great Dollar Sale is the most wonderful event we hold. It is planned with the deliberate purpose of giving Indianapolis women a real chance to buy the finest dresses and gowns at genuine savings. Why You Should Be Here
Friday f at 8:30 * It will take women just a minute when they see these lovely dresses to realize that they are genuine values. Because certain ones are more desirable than others, we advise you to be here when the doors open at 8:30.
Crime Bows to Woman
EARIS, Ky., a city of 12,000. has been cleaned of bootleggers, and traffic violators are no more, according to its chief of police, W. F. Link. It has been done by a woman judge, Mrs. F. B. Sutherland) 50, ex-schoo! teacher and a widow, who was appointed police judge in October, 1923, to fill an 'unexpired term. Chief Link told the thirty second annual convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police in session here about his home town judge this morning. ‘‘People thought it was a joke and a mistake to appoint a woman,” he said. “She is fearless, and the council is going to
PROF. MAHIN QUITS Purdue Man Who Rapped Football, Goes to Notre Dame. Bit United Press v LAFAYETTE, Ind., July 16. Resignation of Prof. Edward G. Mahin, acting head of the chemistry department of Purdue University, was in the hands of President Elliott today. Prof. Mahin will become professor of analytical chemistry and metallurgy at Notre Dame University this fall. Prof. Hahin created a sensation last winter by a speech atacking intercollegiate football and charging the games were occasion for drunken revelry among students. FRESH GRAVEL BLAMED Bu United Press LEBANON, Ind., July 16.—Fresh gravel was blamed today for an auto accident near here Wednesday in which Abraham Gerson, his wife and their four children and a neighbor girl, all of Cincinnati, were injured. Varicose Veins If you suffer from Leg: Soros or Varicose Veins. I ■will send you absolutely FREE a cony of my famous book that, tells how to bo rid of these troubles for all time by using: my remarkable painless treatment. It is different from anythin* you ever heard of. and the result of over 35 years’ specializing;. Simply send your name and address to Dr. H. .1. WHITTIER. Suite 772. 421 East 11th Street. Kansas City. Mo.—Advertisement.
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appoint her for four years more. It will be afraid not to.” “Shyster lawyers and ‘fixer’ politicians steer absolutely clear of police court. She enforces the law.” Judge Sutherland Is a kindly woman, and gives many a first offender another chance, Link said. She backs the police to the limit, he said, but woe to a cop who commits perjury or spitework ! “I think the solution of judges is having a good woman to sit on the bench. Politicians and fixers don’t know how to approach them,” said Link. Chief Link said the only trouble about his judge is that she is inclined “to talk a little too much.”
RAPID SENTENCE GIVEN Man Who Attempts to Attack Girl Sent to State Farm. Bu United Press GARY, Ind., July 16.—Ninety minutes after he attempted to attack a white girl in a field near Hammond, Louis Lang, 24, colored, was on his way to the Indiana State Farm for a six months stay. Intense feeling aroused by recent attacks on white women in the Calumet district caused officers to give him a speedy trial.
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New Store, 22nd and Meridian Sts. You Can Buy the Best for Less at HAAG’S 40c Glycerine Lotion, for rough skin, 25c Haag’s Cold and Fever Capsule 25c Haag’s Liver Pills for Constipation, 25c, 50c and SI.OO Boxes HAAG’S Prices Are Lower
WASH DRESSES— $1.95 Each, $2.95 for Two SILK DRESSES— $4.50 Each, $5.50 for Two SILK DRESSES— $7.95 Each, $8.95 for Two SILK DRESSES—SI2.9S Each, $13.95 for Two
SILK DRESSES—SIS.9S Each, $16.95 for Two SILK DRESSES—S24.7S Each, $25.75 for Two SILK DRESSES—S29.7S Each, $30.75 for Two SILK DRESSES—S39.7S Each, $40.75 for Two
A Deposit Will Hold Any Dress in Our Will Call Department
OFFICERS SEEK BRIDGE VANDALS Railings Thrown in River —Boat Disappears. Bridge bandits who have developed a mysterious grudge against White River bridges at W. New York St. and Emrichsville, are sought by police today. Ten days ago workmen of the street commissioner’s department started fishing the stream for bridge railings that had been tossed Into the river. Monday night, they said six men knocked off a number of sections of railings and disappeared in an Automobile. The same night they knocked away some newly constructed columns from the Emrichsville bridge. The city “fishermen” recovered the railings Tuesday and placed them in a large gravel boat, which they moored to the shore Tuesday night. Wednesday morning they found the railings on shore and the gravel boat gone. ALLEGED BANDIT HELD Homer Ward, colored, 1062 Holbum St., was slated on robbery and grand larceny charges today. Detectives Dugan and Stewart allege he held up William Humphrey. 553 N. Belle Viau PI., July 3, at Blako St. and the canal and took a $63 watch.
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TWO WIVES SOUGHT Husbands Appeal to Police for Assistance In Search. Two husbands today asked police aid in finding their missing wives. Carrie Hall. 30, living at Nineteenth St. and Gent Ave., has dark eyes, and black bobbed hair, her husband said. She left Hall and two small children Wednesday eight. Elizabeth Stone, 24, of 19 E. New York St., left for Detroit, Mich., ten days ago, and has not written since then. She is a brunette ROBBERS PLY TRADE Several Small Thefts Reported to Police Department. Several minor burglaries were reported to police Wednesday night. John Curran, 4835 Fletcher Ave., reported a burglar took $23, a watch and half a water melon. Leo Talenick, grocer, 703 N. Senate Ave., said cigars, cigarettes, and s2l in cash were stolen from his store. Marshall Lyons, 1936 Shelby Ft., reported sls and a watch taken from his clothes In a locker at Rhodius Park. Mrs. Emma Dohst, 938 N. Belle Vieu PI., said $22 was taken from her home.
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For instance, you can buy a Silk Dress for $7.95. Then for a dollar more you can secure another Dress of equal value —MAKING TWO DRESSES FOR $8.95. The very same rule applies to any Dress WHETHER PRICED sls OR S2O OR $25 OR SSO (SAME VALUE AS YOU PURCHASE) for $1 extra. We Can Not Emphasize
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MARKET FRUIT SUPPLY GOOD Many Vegetables Also on Sale at Stands. The supply of fruit and vegetables was plentiful today on the stands and at the curb of the city market. Plums sold from 10 to 20 cents a pound, and poaches could be secured at four pounds for 25 cents. Transparent apples sold at five pounds for 25 cents and new apples on the stands for the first time today, sold at two pounds for 25 cents. Grapes were 40 cents a pound; cantaloupes sold at 15 to 20 cents each; pears were selling at 20 cents a pound; all radishes were 5 cents a bunch and new celery was 15 cents a stalk. Every stand had plenty of good sweet corn that sold at five for 26c. Tomatoes averaged 15c to 30c a pound. Watermelons were 75c each for the best. No radical changes were recorded in the meat division of the market. Round steak was 40c a pound; porterhouse sold at 66c a pound; good roasts sold at 16c to 30c a pound, and pork chops sold at 350 a pound.
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Too Strongly that every dress in our regular stock still bears its original price tag and you can now buy two for the price of one dollar extra. Also included are brand new dresses that will be displayed for the first time at this sale.
FLAYS MOLLY-CODDLING Criminals Treated Too Soft. Says Chicago Chief. “It’s time to quit mollycoddling criminals," sold Police Chief Morgan Collins. Chicago. In an address Wednesday at the weekly luncheon of the Klwanla Club. Morgan described a bill presented the California legislature which would have prohibited police from talking to criminals until they had their attorney present. Such bills would be a handicap If passed lie said. The war, prohibition and widespread of autos were causes of tho crime wave, In said. TWO GARAGES RTRN Crowds handicapped firemen on Wednesday night. Two garages, owned by Alfred Washburn, River Ave., and Jack Baugh, *44 River Ave.. burned. IJeutenant Orahan of Pumper Company 10 was burned about the hands and faca. LEBANON TO BE HOST Bv Times Special LEBANON, Ind.. July 16—At least 400 Rotarlans are expected to attend the mid summer outing for the clubs of six central Indiana cities hers Aug. 25.
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