Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 54, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1926 — Page 4

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WAR MS Id BE RECALLED ON FAIRM DAY Extensive Program Planned / 'as Indiana Department / Feature. A number of events reminiscent of the late war are to be a feature of the Indiana State fair program, Sept. 7, which has been officially designated by the State fair board as American Legion day, John H. Klinger, state adjutant, announced today. A special Legion day program is to be sponsored by the 'lndiana department and there is being planned for that day a band contest in which American Legion bands of the State will compete; an exhibition of formation flying by an airplane squadron, an exhibition of military tactics and drill by infantry and machine gun companies from Ft. Benjamin Harrison, and an exhibition of captured war trophies. The winner of the Legion band contest at the State fair will represent the Indiana Department 'at the Legion national convention at Philadelphia this fall. The preliminaries of the contest will be held at the State Legion convention at Marion. Aug. 30-31. The band contest will be in charge of Herbert Condon of Logansport. . Th£ exhibition of formation flying will be put on by the State Legion committee under the chairmanship of J. W. Ebaugh, State representative. The.rgtate Legion organization also plans “Jo have at the fair a service officer who will supply information to and where disabled ex-service men may take up the matter* of compensation claims. .THIEF SUSPECT SLAIN Quarrel Over .SBO,OOO Gein Robbery Is Seen. Bu United Press. CHICAGO, July 14.—Jules Portuguese, well known to police, was found shot to death nar Niles, a Chicago suburb, early today. Portuguese, police said, specialized in jewel robberies and the theory was advanced that he may have been impljcated in the SBO,OOO robbery of a New York jewelry salesman a few days ago. Police said a quarrel over the. spoils many have caused his death.

MOTION PICTURES NOW PHOWfKO. SYD CHAPLIN in “OH! WHAT A NURSE ” ON k’R STAGE, Smith, Lynch and Smith Added Attraction Moving Pictures ■ , Indiana Masonic Home Matinees Only; 50-Piece Boy Band

[TlMragl? WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY “THE FAR CRY” ' With Blanche Sweet and Jack Mulhali Johnny Arthur Comedy and Novelty.

anoUQl BESSIE LOVE—WM. HAINES “LOVEY MARY” OCR GANG COMEDY. FOX NEWS' EMIL SEIDEL A HIS ORCHESTRA LESTER HUFF, ORGANIST P/Of Q THU PICTURES - MUSIC THAT CHASMS- _ \ ALMA RUBENS in ‘<THE GILDED BUTTERFLY” id's a Picture That Will Charm / and Delight. AMERICAN HARMONISTS

lL Tj *i. First National Presents “THE' SAVAGE” One of the Funniest Films of the Year With BEII LYON & MAY MacflVOY ON THE CIRCLE STAGE HARRY WAIMAN and his DEBUTANTES Beautiful Girls Playing Beautiful Music Jas. A. Fitzpatrick presents “BALFE”—Cinema Overture CIRCLE ENSEMBLE Romance of the News

“THE WISE GUY” COMING SUNDAY WILL SET A NEW NOTE IN MOVpi PRODUCTION^

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Princess Naidu, of Indian royalty, IS considered the most beautiful woman in her country, and is a dancer of renown. European artists call her most per feet of her type.

WOMAN IS IDENTIFIED Roomer Says Body Is That of Mrs. Kate Elliott. The body of a woman, found in an unconscious condition near Delaware and Market Sts. Tuesday, who died in the People’s Bank building, where she was carried for medical attention, was identified at the city merge as that of Mrs. Kate Elliott, 921 N. Alabama St. Charles Nellis, a roomer at the Elliott home, identified the body. Coroner Paul F. Robinson ordered the body taken to Hise.v & Titus funeral home, Delaware and St. Joseph Sts., where it will be held pending word from a “hiece. Miss Elsie Sloan, Los Angeles, Cal. FIELD DAY PLANNED State and city officials and distinguished citizens comprise a citizens’ committee to aid in the annual field day for the benefit of the fireFnen and policemen’s pension fund, Aug. 20 and 21, at the State fairground, it was announced today. Committees are active now arranging details of the. celebration, which will be known as the “Greater Indianapolis field days.”

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IfCITUfO Matinee Today and Hum Osat.—2sc to7sc The Stuart Walker Company “THE OLD SOAK” Ernest Cosaart-Jndith Lowery Next Week—‘Magnolia’—George Gaul

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PRISON GUARDS QUIT Say Promises Not Kept to Convicts In Mine Revolt. Bu United Press LANSING, Kans., July 14. —Seven guards at the Kansas State Prison —who last week were barricaded in a mine shaft with 372 prisoners who were on strike —today were retired from the prison personnel because they claimed the warden would not live up to his promises to the striking prisoners. Th seven guards, <she of whom has been on duty in the Kansas prison fourteen years, claim the warden had promise'd the prisoners “no punishment and better food” provided they would come out of their underground hiding place. The guards claim this- promise was not followed. STRIKE TAKEN TO COURT Subway Companies Sues Sixty-Two Workers for $239,000 Damages. Bu United Press NEW YORK, July 14.—Having formally “discharged” striking employes who failed to return to work at the expiration of the company's ultimatum, the Interborough Rapid Transit Company was selecting a new force today to operate trains, and has carried the war into the courts. A suit for $239,000 has been filed by the company in Supreme Court charging “ipalicious and unlawful combination and conspiracy to injure the plaintiff's>business." Sixtytwo strikers, headed by Edward P. Lavln, strike organizer, were named as defendants. - DIES OF HYDROPHOBIA Hoosier Child, Bitten Six Week Agft, Is Victim. Bu United Press NEW ALBANY. Ind., July 14. Dr. Thurman B. Rice, laboratory head of the State board of health today investigated the death of Arthur Wiseman. 6, late yesterday after a brief attack of hydrophobia. The boy was bitten by a mad dog about six weeks ago and Thursday showed signs of hydrophobia. Yesterday he went into convulsions which ended in his death. Healthy children are usually partial to green and yellow garments, while they dislike black.

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FLETCHER LOAN HEAD STRESSED VALUE£ THRIFT Systematic Saving Will Enable Person to Own Home, Says Yoke. Systematic saving will enable any one to own his own home, according to Charles R. Yoke, president of the Fletcher Avenue Savings and Loan Association, 10 E. Market St. As one of the t)est established savings and loan companies of Indianapolis, the Fletcher Avenue Saving and Loan Association has made great strides in its development over, a period of thirty-five years. Located in the "heart of the business district,” the company is one of the most progressive of the savings and loan associatiom of Indianapolis. “Young men should so *rn the habit of systematic savings,” said Yoke. “A fixed amount added to an account each month eventually means a nest-egg. In ten years, if only $1 a month is saved, it will mean an accumulation of $164.04. Figuring on a basis of $lO a month, which is systematically saved, a young man will have $1,640.43, with dividends at 6 per cent compo tnded semi-an-nually." Yoke insisted that children should be taught the value of thrift in order to encourage them as they grow older and realize the value of investments. The Fletcher Avenue Savings and Loan Association has enjoyed a prosperous year and expects to close 1926 with considerable added increases in business volume over 1925.

BIG DEMAND FOR CAMP EQUIPMENT, DECLARES DEALER Demands for camp equipment are strong at this season indicating a large number of city folks are making plans or are participating in the road, pilgrimages of vacations, according to W. H. Thorp of The Thorp Awning Shoppe, 2407 College Ave. A special feature of th company’s line of camping equipment has been the Bed-room tent, a specially-built tent, giving more floor space than the average tent. This "-tent, he said, is made of water-proof drill a)id can be put up and taken down In five minutes. It weights fifty pounds. With a folding pole and metal -stakes, convenience in packing the tent, he explained, has tnade it especially attractive to automobilists on vacation trips. • “When calls are made f°* camp equipment as they have been made this year, we are certain of an increased tendency on the part of persons in this city and elsewhere to enjoy vacations on the road," said Thorp. • “There was a time when tents were bought largely because of demands for shows and stand owners. Occasionally parents bought tents for children, but now the demand shows a tendency on the part of automobile owners to obtain tents as a necessary part of equipment for vacation trips.” Thorp handles other camp equipment. Including cots, camp stoves, folding tables and chairs. Only tested lines are goods are kept in stock by his company, he said, and all camping goods are guaranteed. The company enjoyed a splendid awning business during the early summer months and a fairly good business in that department is being enjoyed at present, although most of the awning buying is done earlier in the season, he said.

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Comfort, convenience and charm are embodied in the new home of Mr. and Mrs. De Witt Young, 6681 Guilford Ave., built and designed by Mr. Young's father, Allred Young, of Cold Springs Rd., a veteran home builder of Indianapolis. The new Young home is situated in the heart of one of the most attractive residence sections of Indianapolis, surrounded by majestic trees. The house is located in a cleared area, on a high and well-drained double-terrace. It has five rooms and a sun-porch on the first floor and tow rooms on the second floor. Built of selected materials and designed for home convenience, the new house has a number of interesting features. Entrance to the house is from a spacious brick and cement porch on the northwest corner into the large living room, which is well lighted and ventilated by triple windows on the west side. A large dark brick fireplace with a dark tile hearth adds a special note of comfort to the room. Special Riddle lighting fixtures, giving an amber light as well as a

BUILDINGS ARE TESTIMONIALS OF WORKMANSHIP Many prominent homes and buildings over the city and State are testimonials of the progressiveness and workmanship of Ralph R. Reeder & Sons, roofers and roof materials dealers. The new Irvington Methodist Episcopal Church, which is being completed and will be dedicated this fall, is one of the most recent roof jobs completed by Reeder. The church roof is of a combination of colored slate and was built for permanency as well as attractiveness. Reeder also has completed the roof of the new Greensburg Methodist Episcopal Church, the new shelter at Noblesville, the Baltimore Apt., Thirty-Sixth and Meridian Sts., and the Commodore Apts., Thirtieth and Meridian Sts. Thirty Years in Business “Thirty years In the roofing business is my best business .recommendation,” said Reeder. “My best business references are some of the jobs I have done twenty or twenty-five years- ago. We specialize in the best grades of roofing materials we can find, and guarantee all jobs we do. The mpdem types of shingles are much superior to the old wooden shingles. The wooden shingles that most firms are selling now will not last ten years, but we have found composition shingles to last twice that long. Handles Materials “Thomas Ivehon of the Mule-Hfde Company, dealer in the composition shingles which we sell and lay, was visiting me two weeks ago and he told me of celebrating their twenti-, oth anniversary in Chicago and of a job laid when they began business which was as good as the day It was put on." Reeder handies various grades of slate and tile roofing materials. He does sheet metal work.

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white one. and side lights, have been installed. In the fireplace comer has been built a section of bookcases. The room is prepared in tapestry gray. Ijeads to Sun Porch An arched doorway leads into a pretty room to the east. The dining rom is especially large. A low dow seat, which serves as a linen storage compartment, flanked by built-in buffets, occupies the south side below the triple leaded glass windows. To the east is a large, light willow greer,-finished kitchen with a breakfast nook. The floor is laid with a block-design linoleum to match the wall tint. A kitchen cabinet is builtjn on the south wall with a sink beio wthe south window. Plenty of storage space for vegetables and foodstuffs has been provided in the cabinet. The kitchen is equipped with an electric range. Two Bedrooms Or north side of the first floor are two bedrooms with connecting hall and bath. The front bedroom is finished in deep ivory, while the rear bedroom is "used as a nursery. The doors are of gum finished in walnut. The nursery is decorated with panels of children pictures. The bathroom Is finished i nglistening white lower sidewall and robin blue celling and dropwall. Special lighting effects have, been installed. A large medicine cabinet is built into the wall. Plenty of space for storage of linens an dbath supplies has been provided in the bathroom entrance. The second floor bedrooms are large, well-ventilated with dormer and side windows, and equipped with large clothes closet# The basement contains a laundry room, equipped with tubs, a drying room, storage space, a shower room and coal-bins. The house is heated with a Farquar furnace. On the rear of the lot is a largeframe garage. The house is located in Forest Hills addition.

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