Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 July 1917 — Page 7

IADE WRONG KIND OF KIT WITH GIRLS

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kntw-Travele? Gets Into Oonrt

Afteu Complaint—Other C&sei

are Disposed of.

Prank Jenckea, traveler, printer and idy killer," who tried to make a hit th eeveral telephone operators nday night, denied any flirtatious tentions whatever -when arraigned fore Judge Newton Thursday mornon charges of Intoxication and vaancy. J«nckos was arrested on comlint of the girls from the telephone Pice, who said he was annoying em. The accused, however, explained 4 at he wan merely taking his eveng rest on the stone fence running )ng Ohio street between Sixth and i venth. H* admitted being off the iter wagon for the past five flays.

le case was continued until the aftnoon session.

Harry Jackson never is sober, acI rding to a statement made in Police urt by Mrs. D. W. Bailey, 1700 south scond street, who swore out a warnt for the man's arrest. Jackson id his daughter live at the Bailey m«. "Sometimes he isn't so drunk as othI s," said Mrs. Bailey, to the court, ut 1 never saw him entirely sober. e threatened to kill me and my husund, tore down the screen door and ted something awful last Sunday."

Jackson did not put up much of a •fense but agreed to quit drinking id judgment was ^withheld.

The t"at® of Leva Brown, who v*\red $8 from a farmer last Sunday, as continued.

Walter Burnett, who undertook to .astifee his wife and etpP-dau£htPr i onday, was given a severe lecture id released.

The court collected IB with $10 more *ro\vn in for good measure from ndy Crawford, a little boy with a big |tomobile, who tried to outdo Bar•y Oldfleld, on Ohio street, Monday rening.

Hallie Shores, of FOntanet, who was ^rested on a warrant sworn out by pal Goshen charging him with asult, entered & plea of not grtiilty and je case was continued until July 20.

"A pair of tan shoes that I was gona 'ke to the Jail for Mr. Greno disap•ared an* nobody else but him could taken 'em," said the wife of George S»no, in reference to one Ray Risley, hom she had arrested for stealing id clothing and numerous articles of

!rniture

from her home, 462 North

urth street. Risley and his wif *ed with Mrs. Greno but moved reIntly. She did not see him take th,ticles nor were they found in hi" *ssession, and the case was dismissed.

CYCLISTS SUITEE HUMS. o

Slightly Injured Tn Collisions With Automobiles. Two cyclists Buffered injuries Monv night when they collided with aumoblles, according to reports to the •lice. Neither was badly hurt, hower. Fdward Crabb, 1004 Lafayette avele, reported that while driving his itomoblle between Wabash avenue id Cherry street on Sixth, he ran into ml Arbough, 2520 North Thirteenth td One-half street. The wheel waa oltr n find the rider suffered a few ratches.

Cecil Ward, 16 years old, 1626 North itrd street, vvns slightly injured when fell to the pavement near Thirteenth id Chestnut streets after colliding ,th an automobile belonging to jorge Frisz, grocer. Frisa reported e matter to the police.

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Local Supplies doing To French Front Soon

Hospital supplies mad® by Red Cross workers in Terre JTanto will soon be "doing service" In France. This announcement waa made at the regular meeting of the executive committee of the Red Cross chapter Monday aftternoon. A letter received from R. W. Bunton, of the Red Cross supply service at New York, stated that four cases of hospital supplies had been received in good condition nnd that they would be included in the next Red Cross shipment to France.

Monday's meeting had to do large'}' with the recrnt $70,000 drive. H- P.

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chairman Of tho Red Cross

war council, had written a letter of thanks to the local chapter for Its grood work and this letter was read. Another letter received from A. P. Hentley, director of the Red Cross in Indiana, set out a number of rules to lx followed In connection •mth the fund. Some of the rules were as follows:

That every cent of the total receipts be deposited in the banks, wttfcout any deduction whatever.

That branches and local committees be required to pass their funds tnrough the hands of the chapter treasurer or the county campaign treasurer, so that the total for the county can all be recorded In one place.

Tha expenses be reimbursed by special check to each chapter from Treasurer McAdoo unless yours Is one of the many counties covering these expenses by private subscription.

That early application be made for the part of the war fund within your 25 per cent allowance which you wish to retain fcr local uses.

Plans Tor a mass meeting In West Terre Haute for the organization of a branch to the local Red Cross chapter were reported. Mrs. J. S. Hunt and Mrs. Charles H. Kemp have been in charge of the Red Cross work, conducted there thus far.

JITNEY DRIVER SUES.

Asks $10,200 as Result of Railroad Crossing Crash. Alleging that he proceeded to cross a Big Four crossing when tho gates were not down tuid was struck by a passenger train, permanently injured and his auto damaged, John L. Jordan, a jitney driver, filed suit Tuesday in the Superior Court seeking Judgment of $10,200 against the Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad company. He filed two suits. In one he asks $10,000 for personal Injuries, and in the other $200 for damages done to his car.

He alleges the train which struck him was running at the rate of thirty miles an hour, when there is a city ordinance providing that trains shall not run in excess of twenty miles an hour within the limits of the city. The accident occurred on May 10.

HELD FOE. CHILD NEGLECT.

"'Sheriff Dreher and r'^puty John Cannon arrested Chad Clark, 23 years old Tuesd «rr morning on a -warrant issued

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Then we heard the heavy feet of men marching Into the room, and I knew without looking out that they were policemen.

Mariam clutched my shoulder. "They will search the place and find us here!" she whispered.

It was only too true. In a few minutes the blue-coated guardians of the peace would be rounding up the witnesses of the shooting and we would fall Into their net "What can we doT* cried Mariam.

I looked around for a way of escape. Apparently th« only exit was into the room where the policemen were. "What is this?" asked Mariam, who hnd lifted a curtain on one side of the aicov®.

It was a door and Mariam already was tugging at it. "Wait!" I exclaimed, as I ran my hand up and down about the lock. "Perhaps there is a bolt. Yes, there is! We are safe!"

Mariam and I, our hearts pounding, opened the door cautiously and looked out Into an ill-smelling corridor at the end of which was a faint light. In any other circumstances we would have fainted with fright upon enter

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The Confessions of Roxane

BY FRANCES VALTI.lt.

ICopyrlRht, J»16, by th« Mo Clure Newspaper Syndicate.)

THE BEGINNING OF AN ADVENTURE The noise of the revolver shot which brought us to our feet was followed by a din which was quite enough to raise the roof from the building, but louder and more shrill than anything else rose the wail of then a hoarse voice: "Mv God, Grace I'm shot!"

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ing such a place, but now it seemed to us a heaven of peace and safety as we glided swiftly from the alcove and closed the door behind us.

Following the corridor toward the light, we came to flight of dirty stairs, up which we went without a

Mariam and I gazed into each other's pale face. It was Mr. Kenwood's voice. The sound of overturning tables and chairs and the short, rough exclamations of men as they rushed from the place all became minor sounds as we listened to the woman's cries and Mr. Kenwood's groans, it was evident that our former escort was in considerable pain, but it was impossible to imagine that a man who was seriously hurt could make so much noise about it.

moment's hesitation. Our one thought was to elude the policemen who, our fancies told us, were directly on our heels. For the first time in our lives we were hunted by officers of the law —fugitives from justice.

The stairway led to another corridor identical in appearance and odor with the one below, and along this we crept as noiselessly as we could, passing door after door until we came to the blank wall at the end. There we stopped, panting from exertion. "What must we do?" Mariam whispered, her self- assertlveness gone, utterly dependent now upon me for advice. "I don't know," I replied, "unless we can find a, door which will lead us to the street, and in order to find such an outlet we must try the doors." "But suppose—" trembled Marian. "Suppone what?** "Suppose the rooms are occupied, and something should happen?" "It cannot be much worse than going to Jail," I declared. "If we stay here we surely shall be caught within the next few minutes. The rooms are our only chance.

Mariam made no further objection and followed at my heels as I crept to the first door and tried the knob. It would not turn.

At the second door I met with no greater success, and the third door also was locked, but at the next I felt the knob yield. "Come," said I, turning to Mariam. "We must risk it."

Just then there was a heavy step on the stairway, and we darted through the door, which we closed softly behind us. There we waited, the pounding of our hearts the only sound we could hear.

To Bo Continued Tomorrow.

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Terre Huute,-tnilianapoll*' and Eaittlt Traction Company. T12RKK llAL'TE OIVISIOX. TEIULL uat'lii) TO UKAUt AM) IN

DIANAPOLIS.

Effective Keb. 1. 1917.

Trains are duo to leave rre Haut« station at od6:25, L'ClOO, 5^5. *7:45. 8:45, xl0:3Q, 10:45 a. m. *12:10, 12:45, •2:10, 2:45, *4:30, 4:45, *6:10, *7:00, •8:10, 9:30, gll:09 p. ra.

TEHHE HAUTE lO SIM.IVAN. Cars ar« due to leave as follows: d4:30, 5:30, 7:00, 8:40, 10:00, 11:20 a. m. 12:30, 2:00. 8:30, 6:00. 6 00, 7:30. 9 00, 11:00 p. m. .TF.Rnrc HAUTE TO CtlTfTOIf. 55:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00 a. m. 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 6:00, 6:00, 7:00, s8:00, 9:00, sl0:00. 11:00 p. ra.

TEHRHJ HAUTE TO PARIS. d5:00, 6.00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 11:00, 12:00 a. m. 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 6:00, 6:00, 7:00, s8:00. 9:00, sl0 00. 11:00 p. m.

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