MAY 11,193T. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 11 BRIAND LIKELY TO BE Buchanan mortuary, followed by Plaque Is burial in Crown Hill cemetery. Loughran, Campolo RENO GAMBLING Fairbanks CITY HOSPITALS FRANCE’S PRESIDENT Mr. Hart. 84. died at his home 546 West driue, Woodruff Place. Bom “Apostle of Peace” Assured Post Sunday. In Cincinnati, he Unveiled at Rites had been a resident of Inidanapolis Set for Ring Scrap TABLES SLUMP TO HOLO ‘OPEN Should He Decide to Run. forty years. Eleven ago Displayed herehere by Miss Edna years he r By was retired Seewer,S#'•tud'ur student r.-nurse, this bronze ; "ij,’ United Press after thirty years in plaque honoring Charles Warren May of the employ of the L. E. & W. rail- in PARIS, 11.—Selection road. Heavy Rivals Seek Berth Among Title Contenders ON 'WASH GAY' Fairbanks, formerformer UnitedUnit'd States HOUSE’ TOURS Aristide Briand, foreign minister senator andand Vice-President of the y" Mr. Hart was a member of Mystic and “apostle of peace,” as next Tie Lodge, F. & A. Tussle Friday: Philadelphian, Outweighed 45 United States, andand on© of Metho-M©thc- x M.: the Scottish one '■ A. R. dist hospital’shospi’al'-. leading ber.benefactors,f.v”'c . * a president of France in Wednesday’s Rite and G. He is survived Pounds, Slight Forget Roulette and Gold Local Institutions Join in by the widow’, Mrs. Favorite. was unveiled a*at the hospital Sun- elections appeared to rest solely on Anna Gordon day. Hart. BY DIXON STEWART Strike in Interest on PPiPKNr National Ceremonies whether he could be persuaded to- United Press Staff Correspondent Mr. Fairbanks, who was a Vice- day to run. MOTION PICTURES NEW YORK, May 11.—Tommy Loughran, Philadelphia boxing mas- Divorce Crop. on Tuesday. A group of the left-center party Campolo, of whom have call on ter, and Victorlo Argentine slugger, neither By United Press Hospitals of the city and state leadeis was scheduled to been accorded championship recognition, will meet Friday night at Madi- National Briand at the foreign office during RENO. Nev., May 11.—Gambling will celebrate Hospital day the day and son Square Garden in a ten-round bout which probably will come closer Tuesday with “open house” and offer their support. determining world’s best heavyweight either of the two tables, overflowing hotels and the in- They represent in the ROBERT 1 to the than will tours of the 550 votes for spection institutions chamber of and the senate titular contests scheduled this summer. latest Nevada gold strike temporor- conducted by officials throughout deputies are handicapped gangster connections, —a majority 900 The two fighters by lack of ily were forgotten today as another the of the members of HOHTCp|Mf political or whatever it day. and influence is that has won Primo Camera, Jack bumper crop of divorce colonists Open house be parliament, should Briand be Young Stribling and the to compete for will held at the persuaded to run, his it Sharkey. Max Schmeling right flocked to Reno courts for the sec- Indiana university’s group election, championship.” but at least monqy hospital agreed, be certain. the “world's either would be an even ond “wash day” proceedings under and the medical was would bet against of the titular school Tuesday any contenders. the new six weeks’ residence law. afternoon between 2 and 4 p. m. Loughran, retired undefeated ■Roulette wheels, spinning busily smtsmPicture Indiana heavyweight champion, is mak- The Christian hospital JOHN P. HART IS DEAD light all last week, experienced a decided will START!\Jack Sharkey. He has Amateur Ring itself over to the business of grant- Sailor in Civil War. Retired Rail impressive Tours will be conducted over city made the most record of ing decrees to seventy wives and hospital's out-patient Employe to Be Buried Tuesday. an heavyweight contender during husbands. new building last defeating and the entire structure during the Funeral services for John P. Hart, the year, Ernie Rivals Ready While not expecting to reach the day. Schaaf, Max Baer and TufTy Grif- all-time record set last week, when who served with the Union army in St. Vincent's hospital will have the Civil war, be Tuesday fith tn hi' last three starts, and a 109 divorces were graned in two will held open house from 9 to 11 and at 3:30 & victory over Campolo would stamp days. Judges Ben Curler and a. m. afternoon at the Flanner By United Press President of the United States and The Rev. Jean S. Milner, pastor from 2 to 4 p. m. with the day cli- him as the leading claimant to the Thomas Moran had enough cases to of Second Presbyterian church, CHICAGO, May 11.—The amateur keep them busy all day. United States senator, also was maxed by a meeting of the Indiana MOTION PICTURES title. of the presided at the services. Fed- Campolo, probably boxers United States and president of the hospital board of Medical Association in the hospital the best for- France today tapered off their County Clerk Kept Busy eral Judge Robert C. Baltzell and in the evening. eign heavyweight trustees from 1910 to 1918. He. FOR THE FIRST TIME WALTER D. HICKMAN INDORSES of recent years, training for their international Bishop William F. Anderson paid The Methodist •’ hospital ill be seeking a chance to force his The office of E. H. (Boss) Beemer, was one of the sponsors of the tribute to Mr. Fairbanks’ charac- celebrated A PICTURE BEFORE IT IS SHOV/N! tournament at Solider Field, Tues- coupty continued to receive the day Sunday with the unveiling way into the titular race. The 225- clerk, institution twenty-five years ago. ter and sendee. “I have placed only seven movies in my private day night. great sheafs of divorce papers while of the Fairbanks plaque. pound Argentine boxer never has 21,000 reserved seats Hall of Fame since the industry’ started. ‘SEED* With sold and his was busy handling various is the eighth one and the FIRST this year.” won the recognition he deserves. general admission tickets staff The Philadelphian going proceedings necessary to granting is an early 6- rapidly at 50 cents each, a crowd of critic of the Indianapolis Times t.o-5 favorite, but it is probable that default d:crees. The marriage li- That's what the dramatic 100,000 is expected to see the bouts cense register, also was in constant special NOW money. Campolo will have a forty- unless rain interferes and causes the He Dances Python said after a preview. Plan to see "SEED 1 five-pound use. for weight edge. tournament to be transferred in- 'At times the line of prospective By United Press doors to the Chicago stadium. The brides and bridegroopis was fifteen dangled from the side of the box May ll—Being con- speeded CUE CHAMPION HERE American team is composed of six deep. CHICAGO, car as the train into Chicago and two New York boys. Practically all the women who fronted suddenly by a live Barberton. and hungry twenty-foot snake in There the car was sealed and Frank Fleming of Champaign, 111., PURDUE PLAYS OHIO signed divorce papers and marriage with successive of the baggage car of a train moving the python was left in complete CUT-PRICE national amateur three-cushion bil- licenses strokes more sixty miles hour LAFAYETTE, Ind., May 11.—Fol- the pen had three legal names in than an control. liard champion, lowing their 12 was the experience recounted by OPTICAL was scheduled to to 8 loss to Indiana almost as many minutes. Upon arrival here, Richard appear here today in two matches. Saturday, Purdue diamond perform- First a woman her married William Stewart, express messen- Auer and several assistants at had upon arrival of his train The first contest was billed for this ers today prepared for their game name then her maiden name when ger, Lincoln park zoo, opened the REPAIRING here east. . door to its White or Y'ellow afternoon at the Columbia Club. Thursday at Ohio State. Eight runs the divorce was granted and, finally, from the .enticed the snake put Gold Temple. The a was en ' Tonight, Fleming will oppose Lew in the eight innings and strong the name of her new husband. snake, python, head through a specially made Vogler, route from Singapore to Browns- captured Hinged Shell JgT local ace, in a fifty-point pitching by Veller gave I. U. the The east provided the majority of lasso, it and put it back Temple. {PBkalKfl ville, Tex. It was in a crate in a in its iBsSSSib. match at Cooler’s parlors. win. those who joined in the rush for crate. car where at —^Broken divorces. Stewart, who lives Soldered. Jamestown, N. Y., For only Rival to Gold Rush was working. TROOPS The train was several miles AND COPS FIGHT After the ten-minute hearing, from Barberton, Stew- 0., when U. S. Soldiers and Native Policemen "A Child Can Buy as Safely Baseball Calendar many joined in the ancient Reno art heard a hiss, turned quickly, as a Grownup” at ritual of kissing the pillar of the and discovered that the huge Clash in Colon. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Results Yesterday courthouse. snake had escaped from its crate By United Press W. L. Pet. Some follow-ed tradition further and was sliding across the car to- COLON, Panama, May 11.— St. Faul 12 5 .TOG AMERICAN LEAGUE and threw their wedding rings into ward American Louisville 11 7 (Twelve Innings) him. soldiers and native police Columbus .611 11 9 .550 Washington 010 the Truckee river. Stewart first tried dodging be- clashed in the Milwaukee 10 11 .17G 000 201 003— 7 16 0 restricted zone over Citv 0 10 .474 Detroit 030 001 000 000— 4 7 0 In another section of the state, hind baggage, snake, ap- week-end, resulting in Kansas but the the three Square Jewelry Shop INDIANAPOLIS .. 8 11 .421 Hadley. Jones, Merberry and Spencer, near Yerington, desert prospectors parently a persons, including I1 Deal very hungry after long a policeman, be- Toledo 8 11 .421 Hargrave: Hoyt. Uhle and Hayworth rushing Minneapolis 7 12 .368 Schang. were to Smith valley at sleep, followed him. ing wounded. RITE news of another gold strike, but the Stewart raced to a door, opened All soldiers and sailors as a result I GLADLY OPENS AC- AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 004 020 012— 9 11 1 rush to Washoe COUNTS W. L. Pct.i Cleveland 400 000 000— county courthouse it, found a handhold on the out- were ordered today to remain out- | FOR GLASSES. W. L. Pet. 4 11 1 just DR. S' York. 12 8 .600 Wash/... 11 11 .500 Durham and Berry; Harder, Thomas, was as brisk and determined. side, worked the door shut and side the city. ■ LONG, A REGISTERED Phl’.a 10 7 r.3B'Chicaao. 9 11 .450 Shoffner and Sewell. ■ OPTOMETRIST FOR 20 oi Genevieve M Clevel. . 12 10 .54 . Boston.. 9 11 .450 !>trolt. 12 11 522;3t. Louis. 6 12 .333 Philadelphia at St. Louis; rain. | YEARS WILL GIVE EXAMINATION FREE! NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Chicago; rain. W. L. W. I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! Pct.i L. Pet. NATIONAL 3t Louis 14 3 .821 10 12 LEAGUE PittsbKh. .455 CHICAGO 000 000 000— 0 4 .. 1 'Jew York 14 f> TOOPhila. 8 12 .400 New Boston. 12 8 600 Brklvn... 8 14 .364 York 040 100 OOx— 5 7 0 . •hicaco 11 8 579 Clnctn .. 2 16 .111 Malone, Baecht and Hartnett; Fitz- MOTION PICTURES simmons and Hogan. II —an I7 i hu - outing . The annual season end of the Jus( 4o }L Sens P theatre-going In laS and Bt°“ eague 0 / °* Commercial l was held at Horse Shoe It was all because s f d,ana 3 * ett Saturday evening, ot the girl. She was young her dress. I’ll come down.” “All right,” ahd fe th Poli 13 Lodge, afternoon and the n • FORBES, DUGAN Uf ofl aoHn m1 within than 100 members of this veteran SIGN □lined ,?e ( open pu\aJ:' more or- and lair, and her excitement a/3tf arms. He rr.pr I Johns • po ginlration attending. Next Tuesday eve- unconcealed per- manager said. But he did two things. He I n'ng members of this loop will roll a Feathers to Battle in Feature handicap singles sweepstakes on the 1111- Scraps at Tomlinson. vaded the whole hotel. This was her night of phoned the fitter’s family once more and asked I r ncis allevs. Winners of top prizes this sea- ZML I t- -*°**s*. ; >n we e teim champions. A. C. W. of A. Jackie Dugan of Louisville and debut. At nine o’clock she was to be presented that they go with an to the individual. Don Johnson. 199. High game, Harry Forbes assistant manager High three-game, of Chicago, feather- Don Johnson. 279. Don to Cleveland society in the most brilliant Johnson. 717 Hieh three game team weights, will open the new com- theatres and find the woman. Then he talked event. Union Title, Belmont- 2.980. A. C. boxing shows at Tomlinson ing-out party of the year. with the police. With the finish of this weeks plav. the hall next Thursday night in a ten- season of 1930-31 will go into history. Jess The hour approached. Seven o’clock passed. The sister came. A policeman Pritchett retains his crown as the best round bout. In an eight-round semi- arrived. The AMUSEMENTS of the local nln spillers. leading the two windup, Otto At seven-thirty the leagues he rolled in. having a 207 average Atterson of Terre the telephone in manager’s manager sent them and the head-porter in a for the Indianapolis League and 197 in Haute and Howard Jones of the St. Philip No. 1 loop. Other remark- Louisville office jangled. The girl’s mother was calling. cab to the shop. The time was half-past eight min able averages for the season were: Bohne. are scheduled to meet. All Washington League. 204; Mounts. Indian- have appeared here previously. Four “We are in a frightful predicament,” she when the little group stood in the areaway be- You've Neves* Seen a apolis League. 203. and Westover, Indian- other apolis League. 201. bouts will be arranged. f said. “Barbara’s dress—the one made for this hind the store. They could wait ten minutes Finer Stage Show • Duck Pin bowlers are now coming into their own. with leagues being formed at party—hasn’t been delivered to our suite. for the fitter to appear! The seconds dragged. the different drives. This game goes over Honest folks—this is no press agent’s pipe dream n a big wav in the east, but never will IVhut shall we do?" One minute more! That, too, passed —we mean just that. It take the place of ten pins In this part of by. “It’s would take a page in this the country. paper tell ail CHECKING “Who made the dress,”the manager asked, time,” the porter announced. “Let’s to you the wonders of this show—so go!” we’ll just say ask any one who saw this show—- Tonight and Tuesday night, members of “and they’ll tell the St. Philip No. 1 and 2 leagues will & where is the shop?” He was told. Then Just then, down the alley came the sound of you, as do we—DON’T piISS IT. roll their season-end sweepstakes on th# SAVINGS east side drives The season’s prize list he continued, “What is the last minute you running and a woman’s voice calling, 1 usASrv-™ award will also be given out at this time. feet can give me to get the dress?” “Ten minutes “Don’t break I have RKO VAUDEVILLE “WOW” Gaither won three games from Welch ACCOUNTS that window! the key.” —SIX ACTS! ns Moran took the odd game from Orphey. came Greatest act of its kind in the world of the theatr© during the St. Philip’s Ladies League play. See Us About of nine,” the reply. “I’ll have it there" he It was the fitter. She had been found. Our Your l Home Folks! The same result was had In the Ritzy Insurance answered, “don’t worry!” efforts had met with success —and the gown Roller League on these drives. Domino Fuel taking three from Fittman-Rice as But soon he was worried. For when he called was delivered on time. Maurice ”?, Kribs lost Colleano F y the odd game to Weishaar. and the residence of owner was ( Peppin* the whole Famous Funniest Cleverest Acrobatic Dancing the of the shop, he So here you have another incident from the —^ Comedian AETNA j town up with his ever on any stage and a spectacular revue. RECORD informed by FOR PIGEONS Trust and Savings the modiste’s sister that Madame Statler Sendee Records. There are many such, > second big stage tw- ! Cos. laughter hit: You’ll howl with over 0 1/ Q 23 N. Pennsylvania St. had gone to NewYork, and that her head fitter for the records are long today and they are H fyj p Wyeth’s Duesenberg Clips Mark in had the only other key. Quickly the manager ! MISS Flo Lewis : Race From Kentucky. crowded with these little dramas of life. FRI.—“SEED” I Francis phoned the fitter’s house. “She gone flaming red-headed comedienne X r Speeding at a clip of fifty-two Safe Deposit has to the In every emergency in which our aid has Boxes “ what quartette ■ miles And, oh, a X _ „ _ an hour, a record pace for a Strongest Vaults In the theatre,” he was told, and we don'tknow which been asked we have to to n.HTvn r> tried be helpful; that mm Kexola 200-mile flight, the bird West rs Duesenberg, Middle one." In quick succession, every theatre in the our AMUSEMENTS racing pigeon owned by H. S. Wy- Honrs: Bto 5 end organization and policies have been Forum Boys Daily " Brothers Sweet eth, 5250 College avenue, was first 1 P. M. Saturday city was called, and each time came thisreply: built. Every one us wants to Harmony—music and fua Thrills home of be of service Sunday from Bowling Green, mites This Ky. Wyeth “She cannot be paged.” always. And we want to be ofutmost service in ENGLISH 5:30 man Is a knockout with Frances !.*> also owned the bird THE MEYER-KISER BANK Tonight—Ladies’ Bargain finishing Indianapolis This was a H’C.n second. Rac- ISB E WASHINGTON ST. quandary! The manager called every contact with our guests so that their Night! Best Seats IDC Bob ing Pigeon Club staged Robinson the event. Madame'ssister again gave EUGENE O’NEILL’S Next Sunday’s race will from and her the disap- visits to our hotels will leave pleasant mem- MIGHTY DRAMA be “ OF HUMAN EMOTIONS—- Thrilling Chattanooga, Tailored to Your A\j Plus a Mystery Drama on the airline distance to In- j pointing news. Madame's best customer!” the ories —and evoke a desire to return. Screen dianapolis 330 miles. Other win-j Individual Meas- v/11 ners Sunday: “STRANGE ’ ’ Margaret “SUBWAYEXPRESS Mrs. Beckman placed birds j ISL™ CREDIT with third *nd fourth: H. H. 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