Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 189, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1920 — Page 10
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NOTE SAYS GIRL HELD PRISONER Detroit Police Search River Islands for Missing Maid. DETROIT, Dec. 17.—Police today are patrollng the river in launches and Bearching' every island in the belief that Mary E. Caldwell, 18. missing since Wednesday, is being held captive in a deserted hut or bunting lodge on one of the islands of the lower Detroit river. A note, ier't by the missing girl in her kid glove, is the slender clew on which the police base their hope of solving the mystery. It read: “I am being taken away by four men in a boat. In great danger. Tho finder of this note please notify Mrs. Caldwell. 29 Piqnette avenue.” Christmas Mail Tips Given by Postmaster Postmaster Robert L\ Springsteens Christmas mailing bulletin for today vcas as follows: Today is the day for the posting of Christmas bundles to the Rocky Mountain States, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, and by tomorrow night, at the latest, those gifts should be speeding westward toward the foothills and snowsheds. where mail travels slowly. If your parcels have not yet been sent to Pacific Coast cities, get them off at once. Wrap and tie packages securely, as much of the mall is handled several times on its long journey. Use ink for addressing (not pencil! and place addresses inside as well as on the outside wrapper. The registry and money order departments are at your service with increased heip for handling holiday presents. Ordinarily you wouldn’t think of the postoffice as much of a place to buy Christmas gifts, but nevertheless your postmaster has a big stock ready for early and late holiday shoppers. These little green Christmas presents may be obtained from your mail carrier or at any of the postcfflee stations, c why not make several children happy this Christmas with a card full of green thrift stamps or start them in the new year with a nest-egg for savings and a habit that will help them all through life. FORGER GETS SENTENCE. Spencer Ward, charged with issuing fran.iub-nt ■'h.ilis. today was sentenced from one to five years at the Indiana State Reformatory by Judge James A. Collins in Criminal Court.
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South Sea Maids Lure 2 Marines Into Unusual Adventure After Perilous Sea Voyage and Marriage American Youths Face Desertion Charge. WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—Two South Sea maids, singing the siren song of their native tropical setting, have Just led a pair of American marines into in adventure that Included a perilous sea voyage, marriage and then arrest for desertion. And it hasn’t ended yet. Naval authorities here today were considering the romantic case of Corporal Wi! mV. Dawson, 22, of Walnut, Ala., and Sergt. Everett E. Clifton, 22, of Winona, Minn., stationed in the Marine corps island at Guam. Offieiul records of the case showed that life in sleepy Guam had begun to pall on Dawson and Clifton. And then they met the two native girls—Chamorros they are called —with the luring complexion of case au lait and wearing grassy gowns that sway in the breeze. A motor boat was commandeered. The boat was stocked with provisions and all was set for the elopment. Off they sailed, the lour of them But even the South Seas are sometimes restless and the little motor craft with its love cargo tossed menacingly. The gasoline supp.y was "unning low. But finally came the cry of ’’land.” The party went ashore, strange tropical people crowding about them on the beach.
The marines, with their dusky sweethearts, were on the Island of Yap, where they grow cables, or something. Their suspicions aroused, the Japanese authorities who boss the Y'aplanders these days, seized the marines (the women, too,! and placed them under observation. The observation over, the Japanese sent Dawson and Clifton along with the two causes of the trouble to Yokahama. At that port they were turned over to the American consul. The consul told on the marines. It was a double wedding, two marines and two Chamorros. Today, with the brides In their new thatched roof apartment, back in Guam, the mariues are awaiting trial for desertion. Marino officials admit the case is ’without precwleut.” Dawson enlisted at Portland, Ore., In 191(1; Clifton Joined at Seattle the same year.
FIRE SCARE AT JAIL. MARION, Ind.. Dec. 17.— Prisoners in the county Jail were panic-stricken when the burning coils of tin electric motor caused the corridors and cells to fill with smoke. Sheriff Fowler removed the inmates to cells away from the burning motor. The Jail was not damaged by the fire.
Wlien men talk of their Cliristmas gifts—and bear in mind that Christmas IS important to men —they always talk of sensible things—things they can use in their everyday life. Surely nothing could meet this idr*a better than things they would buy for their own use —things to wear. And all men go to a man’s store for their wearing apparel, their ties, their hosiery and the like. They find in these things a rugged manliness, a masculine touch that speaks of a “regular man.” Such is the distinction of things bought by men for men —and by women who kn ow how to shop for men. You’ll find the SCLOSS store waiting to serve you wi4h things men buy for their own use —things made to withstand the wear a man gives them—things sure to make Christmas as a mau wants it.
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OFFICERS PICKED BY BEEKEEPERS State Body Joins National Organization. Re-election of present officers to serve in 1921, entry into the American Honey Producer’s League, and presentation of a request to the Legislative Visiting Committee for increased appropriations for tile Department of Conservation, to be used in extension of tbs State Apiary Inspection Department, featured the closing sessions of the Indiana State Beekeepers’ Association today. Tho convention opened Thursday. The nominating committee recommended that all present officers be reelected for another term. Election of delegates to the international convention of the American Honey Producers’ League, which is to he held in Indianapolis in February, was held Just before adjournment. A delegation, headed by Mason J. Niblack, Vincennes, president of the organization, met with the visiting committee of the Legislature and presented a request for increased appropriations for the Department of Conservation. The need for extension of the State apiary inspection department was set before tho committee, and it was explained that any increase in appropriations for the conservation department, would be apportioned to the entomology division, and would result in betterment of the beekeeping industry in Indiana. Officers re-elected are: Mason J Niblack, president; W. A. Hunter, Terro Haute, vice president, and C. O. Yost, Indianapolis, State apiary inspector for the Department of Conservation, secre-tary-treasurer. Realtors Christmas
Party Is Tonight An address by Charles .T. Orbtson, Federal prohibition enforcement officer for Indiana, upon “Why Is a Democrat?” ! expected to be one of tha bright shining lights of an unusually brilliant evening which members of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board will spend at their annual Christmas party at the Hotel Se.verln tonight. The dinner will be followed by a dance. Others on the banquet program Include President Thomas F. Carson. Joseph J. Schmidt and James S. Cruse. Miss Ilausline and Mrs. H. C. Grannl* will sing The entertainment committee is composed of Bowman Elder, A. S. MacLeod, K. R. Badger, J. W. Hurt and G. T. Whelden. To Cure a Cold In One l)y Take Grove’s LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. The genuine bears the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c.—Advertisement.
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920.
Carolers Appear in Downtown District E. H. Kemper McComb ( principal of Emmerich Manual Training High School, ! today followed his usual Christmas custom of allowing the high school carolers to appear in the downtown district and sing Christmas hymns and songs to the crowds. At 11 o’clock today, twenty-five student musicians and singers, under the direction of Edward Holloway, teacher of English at Manual, appeared on the balcony floor of the Fletcher Savings and Trust Comhpany and gnve a concert that lasted half an hour and attracted hundreds of Christmas shoppers. All business at the trust company was suspended during the caroling.
M’CORMICK VISIT CREATES RIPPLE Soviet Backers Preen as U. S. Senator Reaches Moscow. MOSCOW, Dec. 17 (B.v wireless to Berlin). —A report from London today that United States Senator Medlli McCormick is conducting an unofficial investigation of European conditions for Presidentelect Harding and may undertake official negotiations aroused great interest among soviet officials. It led to the belief in some quarters that Senator McCormick may visit Moscow before his return home. (In an interview given at Geneva Senator McCormick said that he had gone to Europe on his own initiative to secure information for the use of his colleagues in the Senate. He is now Investigating conditions in Austria and Hungary.) o. uator McCormick is well known in Russia, through his father, who was formerly American ambassador to this country. 'iue consensus of opinion here la that such a well known representative of the United States probably would be able to reach a satisfactory agreement with the soviet. Robber Suffers From Shot Wound Specie.i to Ths Time*. LAFAYETTE. Ind., Dec. 17—Honry Runkle, who was shot Saturday night by Patrolman George Zook, is in a serious condition at St. Edzabeth’s Hospital, as a result of blood poisoning which developed from the wound. Runkle was discovered in tho act of taking an overcoat and a package of merchandise from an automobile. When discovered he ran away from the officers. Zook fired twice in the air to stop Runkle. but when he refused to halt, a third shot lodged In his right hip.
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OYSTER HOUSE 1 SOLD FOR $2,000 Thomas A. Riley Said to Be in on Deal. Announcement was made today by Attorney Fred Bonlflcld, administrator of the estate of the late Frank Rosseil, known as “Oyster Frank,” that the Frank Oyster House at 408 East Washington street, has been sold at public auction for $2,000. The MU of sale was made out to William Feeney, former city detective, but it is understood Thomas A. Riiey of the board of works, is a silent partner in the deal. The oyster house brought a higher price than the appraised figure. Interest In the estate of the late “Oyster Frank” now centers on a claim filed in the Marion County Probate Court by Mae Rosseil, who claims she is the common law wife of the deceased, and is entitled to a statutory allowance of SSOO. Judge Mahlon Bash has taken no action on the claim. It is said a number of suits may be filed before the estate Is settled. Mae Rosseil was one of the bidders at the sale of the oyster house. There is current talk that “Oyster Frank” secreted a large sum of money, but search has failed to reveal the hiding place, it is said.
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Woman Recovers From Drug Concern A Jury in Circuit Court today awarded SI,OOO damages to Iluldah M. Richardson as a result of what :<he charged to be an error on the part of a clerk at the Lewis C. Wiese drug store, 1701 Prospec street, in filling a prescription. It was alleged that more than th specified amount of atropin was included in the prescription, causing the plaintiff to suffer serious illness. ASKS TO RETAIN EARNINGS. WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—The Central of Georgia Railroad Company today applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to retain earnings in excess of 6 per cent for a period of ten years on the operation of u eoal spur from Jefferson County, Alabama, to lower Cahaba coal fields.
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CHAMBER URGES BUDGET SYSTEM Resolution Will Be Sent to Harding. A resolution urging the adoption of a budget system for the United States Government has been prepared by Charles F. Coffin, president of tho Chamber of Commerce, to be forwarded immediately to President-elect Warren G. Harding, and to the United States Chamber of Commerce, at Washington. The resolution is in accordance with action taken at the monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Indianapolis Chamber yesterday: The board of directors indorsed the plan of the Junior Chamber of Commerce to establish an employment and placement service for members of the Junior chamber and for other young men in the city.
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Favorable action was taken by tho board on a referendum on public utilities that was submitted by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. HOLD TWO AS MOONSHINERS. MARION, Ind., Dec. 17—Robert Clark, 27, and Jesse O’Geese, 41, both of Muncle, are in jail here charged with operating an illicit still.
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