Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 278, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1926 — Page 5

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YOUTHS APPLY FORC.M.T.C. £ocal Boys Will Attend Summer Camps. Marion Comity's first applicants for the 1926 Citizen's Military Training Camps consist largely of Indianapolis youths, according to an announcement from Fifth Corps headquarters at Ft. Hayes, Ohio. Training courses will be offered at Camp Knox, Ky„ Ft. Thomas, Ky„ and Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Each county this year is limited to a definite quota, Marion County being allotted 115. Local applicants are C. H. Faught, 2-f2B Speedway Rd.; Norman J. Faust, 620 Coffey St.; Billie Franck, It. H. J.; Robert W. Houston, R. R. J.; Donald L. Kiefer, R. R. No. 5; Virgil V. Rowley, 2835 N. Sherman Dr.; Fred Cooney, R. R. No. 1; Harry W. Craig, 401 N. Illinois St.; Frank B. Doughetry, 1348 Hiatt St.; Howard C. Fessler, 5346 Winthrop Ave.; Richard C. Ivleifgon, 4336 E. Tenth St.; Frederick W. La hr, 4910 Washington Blvd.; John B. Manion, 1709 Hall PI.; George V. Miller, 3146 Park Ave. BOY, MAN ARE INJURED Lad Falls Beneath Wheels of Truck —Legs Are Bun Over, Edward Ballinger, 13, of 436 E. lio St., is suffering witlu*hijured legs today as result of being run over by a truck in the 2000 block Massachusetts Ave. late Monday. Ballinger told police he hopped on the runnipg-board of the truck and fell beneath the wheels when his hands slipped as the truck hit a rut. Glynn Schull, 25, of 910 Ewing St., j driver, was not arrested. Frank Payne. 50, of Sixtieth St. j and Michigan Rd.. is suffering with I slight injuries received when the j auto he was driving collided with an j auto driven by Harry Payne, Negro, 23 N. Liberty St. Payne was arrested on assault and battery and reck- j less driving charges. ■ IN CONSTABLE RACE Harry Hamilton Seeks Republican j Nomination in Center Township, j Harry Hamilton, 730 Vi Ft. Wayne j Ave., today announced his candidacy j for constable of Center Township on j the Republican ticket in the May j primary. “If elected, my policy shall be to ; give quick, honest, efficient service | to those using the justice of peace j court,” said Hamilton. TO DISCUSS MEXICO I Bishop Thirkield Will Speak Tonight j Before League. |a Bishop Thirkield, head of the Chat- j Banooga area of the M. E. Church, j will discuss present conditions in ! Mexico tonight at the Roberts Park I M. E. Church, where members of the local Epworth League are to meet. J , Bishop Thirkield resided four years j in Mexico and is ■ said to be thor- j oughly acquainted with conditions { there. DELTA UPSILON SESSION Indianapolis Delegation Will Attend j Convention at De Pauw. A delegation from the Delta Up- 1 silon alumni chapter will attend the provincial convention Friday and j Saturday at De Pauw University, J Greencastle, Harold S. Brown, sec- j retary, announced. De Pauw, Indiana, Purdue, Michigan, Western Reserve, Miami, Marietta, Ohio State and Carnegie Tech chapters will be represented.

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OGDEN SPEAKS TO CLUB Candidate Pleads for Politicians to Play Fair Game. "In church as in politics we must refrain from saying or doing things which can he used against the fellow who finally wins out,” said James M. Ogden, Indianapolis Bar Association president and candidate for Republican nomination as Seventh district representative, to the Men’s Club of the First Moravian Church. Monday night. “Each person has a right to have his say and to seek any position for which he is fitted, but ly? mm*, be a good loser and not disqualify himself so as to be out of the game altogether.”

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