Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 110, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1925 — Page 7

MONDAY, SEPT. 7,1925

MANY INJURED IN CAR CLASHES Drivers Are Arrested After Accidents. A. O. Garrison, Frankfort, Ind., was charged today with assault and battery after police said a bus driven by Walter Hensel collided with Garrison’s machine at Delaware and St. Joseph Sts. Sunday night. R. A. Gillespie, 30, Ft. Wayne, Ind., was taken to city hospital with injuries. John Lohrman, 2418 Prospect St., was slated when his auto collided with one driven by W. M. Pennington, Ft. Wayne, at Bethel Ave. and Sherman Dr., Sunday. Both machines overturned injuring Pennington, Mrs. Hazel Grubb i, Mr. and Mrs. McKinley of Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. Mary Mosier and eight-months-old baby, of Muncie, Ind. Mrs. William Pierson, Inez, la, and Robert, 11, of R. R. P, Box 118, riding with Lohrman, were hurt. Auto driven by George L. Etter, 414 W. Forty-Third St., collided with one driven by Lawrence Kiesel, Evansville, Ind., at Fortieth St. and Cornelius Ave. Both drivers were slated. Autos driven by Joseph Larrison, i Wabash, Ind., and George Russell, j 545 Bell St., collided Sunday at SixtyThird St. and Keystone Ave. Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Myrtle Carvin, 732 | Pine St., were injured. Larrison was 1 slated. SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED Shortrldge Student Are for Studentship. Ellen Nageleisen has been awarded the Caroline M. Kahn four-year scholarship of the Indiana University extension division and her sister Ruth a one-year scholarship. The awards are the result of excellent scholarship in Shortrldge High School. The girls are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harry N&geleisen, 1857 Brookslde Ave. Their father is a police sergeant. MA C EDONIANS ATT END Political Congress Being Held at Bulgarian Church. Approximately 300 delegates from all parts of the United States and Canada are attending the Macedonian political congress this week at St. Stephen's Bulgarian Church. Plans for furthering the cause of Macedonian liberty will be discussed.

The convention opened Saturday.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

If you see any automobiles bearing these lieense mimberes, call the police or The Indianapolis Times. Main 3000. The owner may be able to do the same for you some time. Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: Louis Traugott, 3424 Central Ave., Marmon, from 311 W. Washington St. Fabian Biener, 733 N. Capitql Ave., Ford, 598-564, from Pennsylvania and Michigan Sts. Robert Thomas, 3660 Kissel Ave., Ford. 535-373 from 1200 Massachusetts Ave. George W. Hook, 1640 Cfomar Ave , Ford, T. 93351 from Mishawaka, Ind*. Claude B. Connor, 5221 Burgess Ave., Ford, 492-987, from Virginia Ave. and South St. BACK HOME AGAIN Automobiles reported found by police belong to: Dodge roadster, license 479 121, at Tenth St. and Canal. Studebaker, Big Six touring car left at Indiana Ave. and Michigan St., by man who removed license plates. Lloyd Kelly, 939 N. Traub Ave., Chevrolet, at Meridian and North Sts. Klssell Sklles Company, 14 N. Senate Ave., Ford, at 322 S. Noble St., stripped of parts. Richard Roe, 924 N. Warman Ave., Overland, at Holmes Ave. and Michigan St. Marriage Licenses Otto O. Apple 43, 1012 E Thirtyfourth, paper box superintendent: Margaret Hendrickson. 45. 4018 Graceland. ~',Y e 2. rg £ Vondersaar. 32. R R. F. box ■'■ft S- bookkeeper; Luclle E. Boersi*. 31, nil N. Oakland, stenographer. Reuben R. Grove. 39. Hammond, Ind.. carpenter; Elsa D. Holmes. 36. 1120 Shelby, floript Otto Umminger. 24. 610 E. Minnesota, tailor; Margaret Maier. 22. 3915 Central. Rudolph Karle, 26. 610 E. Minnesota, bookbinder; Margaret Maier. 22 3915 Central Urban L Ogden. 28. 2242 Union, minister: Etta Hopper. 23. 1722 Ruckle, piano teacher. William 8 Beall. 25- 2633 Northwestern. machinist: Helen M Hogatt. 22. 921 Eugene, winder. Clyde Russell. 34. 1061 Cottage, mechanic: Flossie Grismore, 25. 1005 Cottage. R. Tr r lpp n 1136 Deloss. millwright: Nina L. Self. 19. 3017 E. Twen-ty-Second. Frank H. Wynn 25. 1422 Ashland. Real Silk: Dorothy A Bartlett. 21. 1422 Ashland, Real Silk Hosiery Mills. Clyde E. Freeland. 33. 1901 Orange, mechanic; Zetta Mills. 24. 1901 Orange. Gerald C. McCreary. 21. Kokomo, Ind.. laborer; Mary F. Collis. 18. 440 E. Vermont. Howard A Plummer. 43. Wanamaker. Susie K. Richey. 48 1122 S. Randolph. Orlo P. Hagberg. 31 Youngstown. Ohio, steel worker: Louise Haemy, 30. 4498 N. Pennsylvania. Phillin R. Mitchell. 22. 2143 N Delaware- oil salesman; ane W. Sickels. 25. 506 E. Walnut,. Virgil P. Elmore. 23. 645 S. Alabama, linoleum layer: Flossie Bailey. 21. 1305 Union, bonus operator. Elmer C. Dicks. 21 2221 Eastern woodworker: Beulah M. Jones. 19. 929 W. Thirty-First coll taper. Norman R. Taylor. 30. 1228 N. Alabama. auto mechanic: Ida M. Kelly. 28. 45 N. Sherman Dr., comptometer operator. Lawrence Watson. 31. 1604 N. Arsenal, waiter Beatrice M. Adkcrson, 30. 1604 N. Arsenal, seamstress. Marshal 3. Royalty 24. 52 S. Seventh. Beech Grove. Ind.. Big- Four erilroad: Rachel L Beasley. 20, N, Sixtf Beech Grove. Ind. John G. Roberts. 39. 322 N. East, laborer: Jessie H. Ponder. 41. 675 N. Lynn. Link Belt. , James M. Rnssell 64 578 N. Morris laborer- Anna B. Alderson. 46. 578 W. Moms. SUICIDE ATTEMPTED Mrs. Joseyhlne West, 22. of 536 E. Miami St., made an attempt to take her life Sunday by drinking poison. Police sent her to the city hospital, where It Is said she probably will recover. She told the officers she was angry when she drank the poison, \

HURT IN TRIE FALL Boy, 7, Sustains Fractured Skull and Jaw Injury. Clark Ordeis, Jr., 7, living on a, farm seven miles northwest of Indianapolis, was seriously injured today when he foil ten feet from a tree in which he was playing at his home. He was rushed to the Christian Hospital. According to internes, the child suffered a fractured skull and injured jaw bone. ALLEGED THIEFS HELD Police Anest Men in Auto Top Theft Case Richard Lancaster, 31, of 716 N. Alabama St.,; Harry Lynn, 30, of 2011 E. Twenty-fifth St., and John Clark, City, were arrested Sunday night after police investigated a complaint that three men were attempting to steal an auto top. Police say the bolts were removed from an auto in rear of the home of Mrs. Buenia Patterson, colored, 1001 E. Sixteenth St. The three men were in an auto near by without a top, police say. One man was carrying a wrench. DIAMOND RINGS TAKEN Officers Receive Reports of Two Gem Thefts Elmer J. Cookus, 220 N. Illinois St., reported a diamond ring valued at $175 taken from his room. Miss Maude Steel, R. R. O. Box 228, told police she lost her diamond ring valued at S4OO at the State fairground. CLEANING SHOP ENTERED Police found that burglars had pried a window at the E. B. Smith Dry Cleaning shop, 531 Warsaw St., Sunday night and ransacked the office desks. Mrs. Lola Morgan, 529 Warsaw St., discovered the burglary. Loss is not known.

Mans Might Changes Course of River

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The ingenuity of man and 1,700 pounds of dynamite changed the course of the Schuylkill River at Port Clinton, I*a. A U shaped curve in the river hindered the development of speedy rail service, there being room for only one set of rails around the curve. The new railroad tracks wiU be laid on the old river bed.

RED CROSS AIDS MANY AT FAIR Five Men Treated Sunday att Hospital. Five persons were treated Sunday at the emergency hospital established at the State fairground by the / American Red Cross. A fractured left arm, suffered by J- W. Freeman of Benton Harbor, Mich., when a pump fell on him, was treated. Medical attention was given to Harry Lam be r of Greensburg, aft-era mule kicked him and broke four fingers of his left hand. First aid treatment was afforded to George Higgins, a workman, when a piece of machinery fell on him. Grant Van Court of Fortville and Arthur High lof Newark, N. J., a workman, were treated for minor Injuries at the hospital tent. Hisey and Titus and Shirley Bros., both funeral directors, have contributed ambulances. The station is just south of tffe Woman's Bldg.

CLEOPATRA Biggest Spectacular Display of Fireworks Ever Shown 2-CARLOAPS OF FIREWOBKS-2 500—PERSONS IN CAST—SOO EVERY NIGHT-GRANDSTAND Don’t Let Anything Keep You Away Horse Show—Live Stock Parade Concert—Fighting Fords At Coliseum HARRY M. SNODGRASS “KING OF THE IVORIES” Playing In Coliseum Friday, Sept. 11, Afternoon and Night State Fair Ground

Many \Mechanical Horses' Shown at Fairground

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Fanil horses would have wept had they seen the immense numbers of theeir mechanical rivals, farm tractors, on the ground. One whole corner of the fairground is taken up with them, and in addition there is a great display of agriculf ural implements of various kinds.

KRIM CITADEL BOMBED AGAIN * French Drop Two Tons of Explosives. Bu United Preti FEZ. Sept. 7. —Sixteen French airplanes today dropped two tons of explosives on house at Abd El Krim's headquaretrs at Ajdir. Some of the bombs fell among Riffian cavalary, annih: itlng them. The airplanes iwooped down from the Mediterranean after flying Saturday night from East of Taza tothe bay of Alsucemas. Krim has recently kept a number of French and Spanish prisoners at Ajdir, hoping thus to ward off an attack by the French and Spanish forces. A safety organization announces that in all larger cities approximately 70 per cent of all traffic accidents show the pedestrian to be at fault.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIJULS

. MACHINE SHOP SOLD Purchase of the machine shop at 413 Massachusetts Ave. from A. T. Wallace by the Service Tool Works, Inc., was announced today. The new corporation, headed by Henry C. Gray, will manufacture special tools, making a specialty of punches and dies. They will also engage In experimental work, model building, and machinery manufacturing. MINISTERS TO MEET Dr. A. T. Robertson, Louisville, will speak at the first annual ministerial retreat to be held at the Boy Scout reservation Sept. 21. Dr. T. W. Grafton, pastor of Third Christian Church, will preside. PONTE BROUGHT IT OVER JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—Ponce de Leon, the Spaniard, who discovered Florida while in search of the fountain of youth, Is credited with having brought the first grapefruit to this country.

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[TTSHEEinaW BURLESQUE [J Special Fair Week Attraction HARRY (HELLO JAKE) FIELDS m” SUGAR BABIES Prancing on Illuminated Runway.

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CHURCH HEARS DUVALL Republican Mayoralty Candidate Stresses Religious Need. The need of religious teaching to counteract the crime wave sweeping over the country was emphasized by John L. Duvall. Republican candidate for mayor, at the Eighth Christian Church Sunday morning. Most of the criminals are those who received no religious training, he said. “We need have no fear of the future if our children are brought up in an atmosphere of Christianity," Duvall said. TO ARMS! TO ARMS! ST. LOUIS, Mo. —Seems that no war can be fought successfully without the use of the Missouri mule. Spain now is combing the Ozarks and valleys of the State for shipments of mules to help her In fighting the Riffs. TALK WITH TAILS The ground squirrel, prairie dog and other animal species use their tall in talking to each other by means of signals, say scientists. Some birds, especially the “flicker tails'' also use their tails for code messages, they say.

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PALACE DAVIE JAMIESON AND HIS “REVOLTERS” LEWIS j BILLY & CARMEN NORTON WHITFIELD & IRELAND “COST TO ANN COST” CLIFTON A Paramount Photo Play PERCY MARMONT “Streets of Forgotten Men”

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RAIN BRINGS HEAT RELIEF Unsettled Weather Here Is Forecast. Indianapolis today enjoyed Labor Day with a lowered tempature, after sweltering through more than a week of record-breaking September temperature, together with a sixteenday drought. Forecast is for unsettled weather today, with lower temperature Tuesday. Thunderstorms are a possibility today. Temperature at 7 a. m. was 72. or 8 above normal. Humidity was high, being 93. Rains late Sunday brought the city relief from the sweltering heat that reached 95 degrees at 3:10 p. m. Temperature dropped to 68 at 8 p. m. low mark for the night. Total rainfall was 1.1!) inches. This was the first rainfall in Indianapolis since Aug. 20. Some parts of the State are reported to l?e suffering from the drought, corn being hard hit. Only moderate showers were reported in northern Indiana, while the southern part of the State remained parched, with practically no rainfall. One heat prostration was reported Sunday. J. S. Wilson was overcome at the State fairground. He was treated at the Red Cross tent. THREE LOCAL MEN HURT Auto Accidents Near Richmond Injure Indianapolis Trio. Three Indianapolis men were Injured in week-end auto accidents near Richmond, Ind. Edward E. Jones, 834 Olive St., was hurt about the head in a crash Saturday. He was brought home. Ted Winchester and Charles Hamilton were hurt Sunday when their car collided with a truck. Winchester sustained broken ribs and Hamilton received minor injuries.

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BURGLAR NOT THERE Police Fall to Find Prowler at Northside Home. The police emergency squad, with guns pulled, surrounded the home of W. C. Downing, 2051 N. New Jersey St., on a report the burglar wa slnslde. They found no one and believe messenger boys were seen on the porch delivering a message. The family is away from home. TO FINISH G. O. P. POLL Republican workers are expected to complete a poll of the 225 city precincts the last of this week, it was sai dtoday at Republican head quarters. Work was begun last Tuesday.

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FIVE PRISONERS ESCAPE Guardhouse Bars Sawed at Ft. llays. Pu fnitrit Pras FT. HAYS. COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. 7.—Military authorities waged an intensive search today for five general court-martial prisoners who sawed their way from the post guardhouse some time during the night. Provost guards captured a sixth prisoner ns he was crawling through the sawed bars. PROMISES TO PAY WIFE PERU, Ind., Sept. 7.—Given the alternative of going to Jail or paying his wife $lO a. week for her support, when arrested on a charge of contempt cf court, John Fox, Peru, choae the latter.

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