Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 59, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1925 — Page 3

MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925

BOYS’ KITTEN BALL PLAYERS \ FIGHT IT OPT Teams Work Hard to Win Awards Offered by Times. • & “They’re at,it hammer and tongs in the Boys’ Kitten Ball League,” said Edward E. Mcßride, recreation director, today. "With only a little more than a month of play remaining, the boys are fighting hard to make their team city champions and earn one •of the medals The indianapolis Times is offering.” League standings to date follow: League .No. 1 Won. Lost. TYt. Military 5 1 .83;? Riley . 4 2 .667 School No. 50 33 .500 School No. 30 0 6 .000 League No. %. Lost. Pet. Kansas and Meridian ... 5 1 .833 Ringgold 4 2 .0(17 Garfield 2 4 .333 Greer 1 5 .167 League No. 3 „ Won. Lost. Pet. Pinch 4 2 .667 Willard 33 .500 Christian Park 33 .500 Ellenherger 2 4 .333 League No. 4 Won. Lost. Pet. SDades 6 1 .830 Highland 5 3 .025 Brightwood 4 4 .500 Brookside 0 5 .000 League No. 5 Won. Lost. Pet. FaU Creek 5 1 .833 School No. 16 4 1 .800 School No. 44 33 .500 Rhodius 33 .500 School No. 36 . 2 4 .333 Udell and Rader 1 5 .166 League No. 6 , Won. Lost.y Pet. 1 Klngans 4 1 41.800 School No. 31 3 1 .750 School No. 20 33 .500 Wyoming • ....it 0 5 .000

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Max Manig, 5, sat all night in Ills father’s car on a San Francisco street, holding his sister, Sophie, 15 months old, in his arms and trying to muster up courage enough for both of (hem. The father and mother were under arrest for shoplifting and didn’t tell the police where the youngsters were, it is charged, because some of their loot was in the auto.

DEATH IS INVESTIGATED Deputy; Coror e r Says Woman Wa: * Struck by Speeding Auto. Investigation was being made to % day of the death of Mrs. Anna Dud PI,/at city hospital, Sunday. According to Deputy Coroner C. A. Toles, Mrs. Dudley died injuries received Btly 11, when she was struck by a speeding auto that failed to stop after striking her at Thirteenth St. and Capital Ave. Misses Leona Buck and Georgia Dudley, 3733 Boulevard PI., were also injured. Police'say the drivei

BURIAL AT TERRE HAUTE Greencastle Masons in Charge at Rites for John M. Allen. The body of John M. Allen, 60 who died Saturday at 2327 College Ave., was taken to Terre Haute today for burial. Funeral services were held at the residenc eat 10:3C a. m. Greencastle Masons conducted burial rites. Allen had resided here fifteen years. He was born at Winnemac. The widow and two sons survive. INDIANA MASONS LEAVE Delegation Off for Annual Conclave . at Seattle, Wash. Leonidas P. Newby of Knightstown, grand master of grand encampment of Knights Templar, heads a large delegation of Indiana Masons now on their way to Seattle, Wash., to attend the annual conclave. Two special trains carried the party. Raper Communciery choir accompanied the delegation. A banquet will be given for Newby Friday at Seattle. More than 300,000,000 herrings are caught each week off Yarmouth, England.

EXCURSION SUNDAY, JULY 26 TO Michigan City 52.75 Walkerton $2.70 Rochester $2.35 ' VIA NICKEL PLATE ROAD EXCELLENT BOATING—BATHINGFISHING Train leaves Indianapolis Union Stationy7:oo A. M.; Mass. Are. Station 7:08 A. M. Returning leaves Michigan City 5:30 P. M.; Walkerton, 6:22 F. M.; Rochester, 7:20 P. M. a. C. FISCUS, A. G. P. A. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Phone Circle 6800; Fnion Station. Main 4567; Mass. Ave. Station, Main 2120.

deserted his auto at Fifteenth and Mill Sts.

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AUTO TOLL IB STATE COUNTED AT FIVE DEAD 4 Twenty-Eight Injured in Indiana, Exclusive of Indianapolis. Indiana's week-end auto toll, exclusive of Indianapolis, was counted today at five dead and twenty-eight injured. Driving his motorcycle on the wrong side of the road on the • crowded Dunes Highway east of Gary, William James, 20, of Chicago, was struck by an auto and killed. Frank Supernas, 20, of Chicago, who was riding with him, was seriously hurt and was' taken to a hospital at Michigan City, Scooter Struck Joseph Hesford, 10, dashed in front of an auto while riding a “scooter” and was run over at Ft. Wayne. He died in a hospital. Frank Fullman, of Chicago died In a hospital at La Porte from injuries received when he was struck by an auto while bicycle riding. Mistaking the headlight of a Monon passenger train for the lights of another auto, Frank Ellis, 49, drove his auto on the tracks near Lafayette and was killed. Dies at Vedersburg Jesse Spry, 53, of Champaign, 111., lost control of his auto at Yeedersburg. The auto dashed into a curb and Spry was killed. Six other occupants of the machine were slightly hurt. Eleven were injured at Anderson when four autos were wrecked. Charles Harless, his wife and three children were seriously hurt when his auto upset after colliding with a car of Blaine McCoy. Autos driven by Julius Steves and Rudolph Brown

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collided. The drivers and young women in the autos were hurt. Bert Ballenger, farmer, near Hart ford City, received a broken collar bone in an auto crash. Mrs. Mabel Williams and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Williams of North Carolina, were seriously hurt in an auto crash at Newcastle. Four lowa people were hurt at La Porte. EXPLOSION IfiIURES FOUR Gasoline Tank oi/ Bus Blows I'p at Filling Station. Mrs. Sarah Ward, Apartment 216, 220 N. Illinois St.; Gerald Brickley, Greenwood, Ind.; Victor Voyles, 1922 Koehne St., and Edward Brill, Brill St. and Southeastern Ave., are suffering today from burns and injuries received late Saturday when a gasoline tank on a Greenwood-In-dianapolis bus exploded at the Southern Motor Service Company, Southeastern Ave. and Brill St. According to police, Ralph Wells, Greenwood, Ind., bus driver, said he drove into the filling station and Brill, the station operator, was fill ing the tank when the explosion took place. Brill and Wells said they did not know what caused the explosion. Bus and station were damaged by fire. ORDERS BOND FORFEITED Collins Says Defendant on Appeal Was Shot in Rum Battle. A $2,000 bond provided by a bonding company during the appe.il of the case of Lloyd Haverstick of St. Louis, Mo., to the State Supreme Court has been ordered forfeited by Criminal Judge James A. Collins. When bonding company represent atives presented an affidavit Saturday that Haverstick is ill in St. Louis. Judge Collins said he had read Haverstick was shot in a rum battle. Haverstick was convicted on charge of transporting liquor and sentenced from one to two years at the Indiana State Reformatory

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HEART TROUBLE FATAL Woman’s Death Follows Husbr.ad’s After Three WeeksHeart trouble, which became iuL'f I following her nusbnnd’s death thrv | week's ago, caused the death S it- i unlay of Mrs. Maude E. Wilam, 49, , ’>[ 733 E. Twenty-Second St. She was the widow of Warren t>. j Wilson. She had lived in In-finn ; apolis twenty-five years ami had been an active member of the First Baptist Church. | Funeral service • will l>c held at the home at I p ri. Tu- sla ,• with , burial at Lidog.a t'-metery. Her mother. i’:.\ S. T. Allen, Indianapolis. a si-ter, Mrs. Dell More- , house. Mnntlcello. Ind., and two brothers. 1,. T- Allen of Indiunnpo- j lis, and the Rev. \)'illi;im Allen, Mingo, lowa, suivive. FRANCE PREPARES BLOW Offer: ive Planned Against Riffs to Force IVace Acceptance, fit/ United Pr>i> PARIS, July 26.— Premier Pain-' 1 leve announced today that while the Riffian leader. Abd El Krim, had been informed that the FrancoSpanish pence conditions are ready, France is preparing a military blow against the Riffians, necessary to bring Krim to terms.

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BAPTISTS MEET llii Thnr Srrcial OAKLAND CITY. Ind .Muly 20. i)ele:;::tea fi/>m Indinnn, l .Ton!i( , Hßeo,

A Plan and a Goaf ? I It is easier, to <ave according to a. plan /, and with a fixed gonl in view. m > Wliat arc you saving for? Set a. goal, \ and save regubr iy towards that end. / \ / You’ll find it interesting—and mighty f profitable. u 1 \\ ,vr more will open a savings account. TS* Start one today. ( T’ x\Ve Pay 4V2% on Savings v. - \ HOURS—B A. M. to SP. M. Dally, ■.> \ , \ BA.M.toB P. M. Saturday* * , f Meyer-Kiser Bank i \ vl2B East Washington Street *1 ff /

Mlaaourl, UUnoia and Kentucky w-r in attendance today at the Chr>tlan Worker* conference of the l>aptit Church, at Oakland City College.

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