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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1924

Page

11

De Molay Chapel Services At Masonic Home Franklin Ind

Indianapolis chapter of the Order of De Molay holds chapel services at the Masonic Home in Franklin Indiana Sunday at 2 p m. Adrian Pierce senior counselor leads with speeches by Robert Hutchinson and Henry Lindstrom. De Molay band choir drill corps parade and exhibition. Arthur R Robinson and R M Hutchinson attend with Scottish Rite advisory board members. All De Molays and friends invited.

Indianapolis de Molay Franklin Ind Adrian Pierce Robert Hutchinson Henry Lindstrom Arthur R. Robinson Indiana R. M. Hutchinson Scottish Rite de Molays

Socialist Herriot to form new French cabinet

Edouard Herriot accepted President Doumergue's invitation to form a socialist government in France. He aims to present his minister list tonight and plans talks with British Prime Minister MacDonald on June 21. Doumergue met Left leaders who urged summoning Herriot to replace the Marsal cabinet after the republic presidency election.

United Press Paris France Edouard Herriot Doumergue Herriot MacDonald Great Britain M. Herriot Marsal

YMCA Plans State Camp at Bedford Indiana

Plans are under way for the State Y M C A Christian Citizenship Camp at Bedford Indiana from June 17 to September 8. R J Duke is director and W Shepherd is physical director. The camp offers tents houses a lodge and full facilities for sports at minimum cost with leaders in charge. Ten day camp periods target ages 10 to 18 and a special vacation program for local boys begins today featuring swimming classes outings and overnight hikes.

Y. M. Co. A. Christian Bedford Ind R. J. Duke W. Shepherd

Novel Traction Party Planned on Greensburg Shelbyville Route

The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company unveils a Sunday excursion offer on the Greensburg to Shelbyville division. Passengers ride for 25 cents each way, using new steel cars, with a limit of 75 passengers per car. Baggage half fares and bundles are banned. A Rushville excursion will follow.

Indianapolis and Rushville

Manual Alumni Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting

Don Flickenger was elected president of the Manual Training High School Alumni Association at the annual meeting Friday night at the school building. Gertrude Emmerich was elected vice president, Miss Mary Spievel re-elected secretary, Principal Mc Comb treasurer ex-officio. A vaudeville program and novelty stunts were presented in the auditorium with dancing in the gymnasium.

Don Flickenger Manual Training High School Alumni Association Gertrude Emmerich Mary Spievel McComb Gynmnasium

Breedlove Cleared by Self Defense Verdict in Reitz Case

In Evansville Indiana William Breedlove was acquitted of murder in the death of Leo Reitz, a wealthy automobile salesman. The jury returned a not guilty verdict after five hours of deliberation, Breedlove admitting the shooting and saying he acted to save his life.

United Press Evansville Ind William Breedlove Leo Reitz Breedlove Reitz Pete Pavlof Fortune Joe Pavlos Joe Dorothy

Bank Exhibits Peonies At Trust Company Show

Seventy nine entries in the peony show at the Bankers Trust Company are on exhibit today in the bank lobby. Charles F. Heagy of 6136 Lowell Ave. won first prize a silver flower basket. A flower show is held each blooming month with future exhibits planned for gladiolus in August and dahlia in September.

Bankers Trust Company Charles F. Heagy Lowell Ave

First Wreck Claims Paid By Times Special

Richard Lett and his wife Frances, injured in the Roanoke traction wreck, have received $500 in damages from the Indiana Service Corporation. These were the first two claims settled.

Times Special Huntington Ind Richard Lett Frances Roanoke Indiana Service Corporation

Unidentified 7-Year-Old Boy Found Near Ohio River

The unidentified body of a boy about seven was found Friday in the Ohio River and was at a morgue in Rising Sun awaiting identification. Local authorities reported the discovery and began inquiries to determine the boy's identity.

United Press Rising Sun Ind Ohio River

Student Arrested in Forgery Case at Gospel Trumpet School

Loren Johnson, a student at the Gospel Trumpet School in Anderson Indiana, was arrested on a forgery charge on June 14.

Times Special

Radio Features Highlights From Coast to Coast 1924

United Press lists tonight’s radio lineup across networks from WIP Philadelphia to WLW Cincinnati. Highlights include Wes Sela’s Band in Atlantic City, Vincent Lopez with the Pennsylvania Roof Orchestra, and a Capitol Theater program on WEAF New York.

United Press WIP Philadelphia Atlantic City Wessela KGO Oakland KGO Payers KDKA Pittsburgh American Flag Day Association WTAM Cleveland WEAF New York Vincent Lopez Pennsylvania Roof Orchestra KSD St. Louis Grand Central Theater WOS Jefferson City Union Open Air Missouri State Capitol Theater WFAA Dallas Riggs Memorial Church WLW Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra William Kopp

Hoosier Briefs Roundup of Midlands Misadventures

In Greensburg and nearby towns a foggy car crash injures no one, a fuse box blast injures a motorman, and a reader nearly reads a hospital paper. A Bluffton man’s engine backfire breaks his arm, a cyclone wrecks a farm, and a door knob survives a vanished house. A youth nets a 19 pound white perch, a school wins a state prize, and a city court fines a tall man for speeding. A dining car chief leaves for a Chicago hotel, lightning knocks two diggers unconscious, and a court rules a farmer pays damages after a tractor collision. A sugar plant mishap nearly costs an eye, and final arguments begin in a conspiracy case tied to Montpelier bombings.

Welfare Directors Named at Family Welfare Society

Howard E. Jensen of Butler University sociology. Herbert S. King Jacob Mueller and Miss Lilly Fredrick named new directors of the Family Welfare Society. Paul L. Benjamin, general secretary, left today to speak Monday at the Community Club in Norfolk Virginia.

Howard E. Jensen Butler Herbert S. King Jacob Mueller Miss Lilly Fredrick Family Welfare Society Paul L. Benjamin Community Club Norfolk

Land of Forgotten Men ends with peril and betrothal vows

Peter Newhall flees Alaska after a threat from Ivan Ishmin and joins Big Chris Larson at sea where Larson dies. Dorothy, Ishmin, and Peter collide with seance lore as Peter’s fate seems sealed. Ivan departs to seek help while Dorothy and Peter’s bond deepens, ending with a looming betrothal and unresolved jealousy.

Peter Newhall Augusta Alaska Ivan Ishmin Paul Sarichef Ihmin Ishmin Peter Dorothy South America Big Chris Larson Larson Newhall

Cuticura Ad Promotes Soap Ointment and Talcum

Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum are marketed for daily toilet and nursery use. Sample requests by mail to Cuticura Laboratory Dept. H Malden 48 Mass. Soap 25c Ointment 26c and 50c Talcum 25c. Includes mention of a new shaving stick product.

Cuticura Laborate Dept. H. Malden Mass

Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Claims Recovery

After severe sickness a woman grows weak and cannot do housework. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is claimed to restore strength and health, helping a nursing mother to recover. The ad cites Mrs. Eugene Dube of Hartford Connecticut and urges readers to request a free private text book on ailments peculiar to women.

Lydia E. Pinkham Eugene Dube Woodbridge St E. Hartyford Connecticut Dube

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