Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 255, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1921 — Page 9
LIKE WILD WEST WAS BOOZE RIDE Local Men Find Trouble at Shelbyville. Special to The Times. BHF7LBY VILLI', Ind.. March 4—John Cameron and George Eagen, niotormen of Indianapolis, who were arrested here Wednesday afternoon, on charges of operating a motor car while under the influence of liquor nnd were held in the Shelby County jail under bonds of $2,000 from city court, were released this afternoon when they provided bond. The bond of each was reduced to SI,OOO today. William A. Green of Ripley County, father-in-law of Cameron, provided the sum lor Cameron’s release. An additional affidavit was filed today ngainst Eagen in the Shelby Circuit Court, charging him with volating the motor vehicle law of the State in failing to stop his car, following an accident, and assisting the victim of the acceident. An investigation by the police today on the wild ride which was staged by Cameroon and Eagen, disclosed two other smash-ups which had not been reported by the car owners. A touring car owned by George Pollard of this city and another car were each struck by a careening car driven by the Indianapolis men. Will Shelton, employe of a local hardware company, who was driving the truck which was struck br the auto driven by Cameron and Eagen, and who was thrown beneath a wheel of his truck, was somewhat improved today from the injuries he received. AMUSEMENTS.
MuraT “? B 5 Nights Starting Tuesday 1 Matinees Wednesday, Saturday I Ye Old Masters’ Producing Cos. has the honor to announce I Mr. Nigel Tlayfalr’s production ol
a THE — BEGGAR’S —OPERA—I BY’ MR. GAY 1 Direct from Lyric Theater, Ham- ■ mersmith, London, England with 9 members who appeared in the ■ original revival. They will be seen 3 here by kind permission of bill H THOMAS BEE CHAM BART. ■ PRICES Evenings, SI.OO, *1.50, ■ 52.00, $2.50. Wednesday Matinee. 50c B ;S e SI.OO. $1.50. Saturday Matinee, n 50c. 75c, SI.OO, $1.50. $2.00. Two Box te Offices—Tv o. !°
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FAMOCS CIKCCS SENSATION MAY WiPvTH WORLD’S GREATEST BAREBACK RIDER, TOGETHER WITH ‘•THE FAM.LY" Premier of the Circus Ring and "PHIL” The Riding Comedian GEORGIA CAMPBELL —FRANK WILSON, MARSHALL MONTGOMERY BERNARD A TOWNES —LIBBY * SPARROW, NORTON A MLLLNOTTE kinograms—DlGEST TOPICS Added Comedy Attraction “KATE” ELINORE and “SAM” WILLIAMS In “Wanted —A Cook’’ Bargain Mats. —15c.-20e-30c-.55c-
B Always in the Lead g HOADWAI CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE 4 f| Big New I / FEATURES I L Every Week M £sy 9 500 t::t 20c Nights, 20c and 30c Kxc.pt Sat., Sun. and Holidays.
nmc to COMBINING VAUDEVILLE WlTn FEATURE PICTURES ALL THIS WEEK ARTHUR DEMMING’S Minstrel Revue JACITSTEWART & CO. and Other Features. Coming Sunday and Al! Week The Musical Comedy Hit of the Season My Honolulu Girl 25 Musical Ccmedy Artists 25
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GOUVERNEUR MORRIS "PENALTY”
With Lon Chaney “The Penalty” Is a picture that more than meets your idea of real entertainment don’t miss It.
Varied Use Made of Railing Before City Court Bench Providing the matrons at police headquarters have their way. a ladder will be placed at the east end or left side of Judge Pritchard's bench so that attorneys will have a place to rest their legs. In front of Judge Pritchard's bench there is a brass railing about four feet high. On first thought one might think that it was placed there for the protection of the judge. But, remembering that “there are two sides to all cases," it leads one to the conclusion that the railing was placed there as sort of “lawyers’ rest or lounge.” A lawyer in on “business” at one session of court caused amusement when he was noticed with his legs wrapped around the brass railing. Few contortionists could have performed the unintentional stunt. AMUSEMENTS.
runi ICII’O Last 2 Nights LilULldn O Mat. Sat. 50c-$1.50 TUF. STORM With HELEN MACKELLAR NOT A MOVING PICTURE But the Greatest Piece of Stage Realism in Years CrC| The Blinding Snowstorm and the Spectacular Forest Fire THESE SCENES THRU I Fil SEW YORK A YEAR inniLLLP CHICAGO SIX MONTHS THEY WILL THRILL YOl’l ALL NEXT WEEK MATS., WED., SAT. SEATS NOW SELLING The Wonder Show of the Universe Thurstol The Famous Magician Nights 25c to $1.50 Mats. 25c to SI.OO
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I NOW PLAYING ! “BODYSOUL” —FEATURING—ALICE LAKE Given in Addition to VAUDEVILLE 5-816 ACTS-S Vaudeville Starts 3:30, 7 and 9 p. m. Feature Picture 1, 4:30, 8 and 10 p. m.
ROBINSON’S ELEPHANTS Ros.-IVy*. Cos., Kcrr-WaUh R.vn., > aly da, Chan. A In* McAvoy, Fr.d Weber C.., Three Robins, Riltoro Bros., Pictures. Dancing In tlie Lyric Ball Room Afternoon and Evening
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MOTION PICTURES. fgifiamfon ALICE BRADY “Out of tha Chorus” HALL ROOM BOYS FARCE HIGH AND DRY* FOX NEWS WEEKLY fCTC SECOND 1010 WEEK THOMAS MEIGHAN —IN— ROAD” THE SHERWOODS And Their Singing Orchestra
ALL THIS WEEK Allen Holubar’a MAN-WOMAN-MARRIAGE Featuring Dorothy Phillips Performances Start 11:20—1:20—3:20—5:20—7:20—9:25 £& CIRCLE THEATER
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Morristown Men in Shelby Court Special to The Times. SHELBYVILLE, Ind., March 4. Charges of petit larceny, contained in indictments returned during the recent session of the Shelby County grand Jury resulted in the arrest and arraignment today of Richard Heck, Lawrence Porter, Garnet Copple and James Coers, all young men of the Morristown community. Charles F. Zike and Orville D. Sampson, poultry dealers of Morristown, wera also arraigned in Circuit Court on separate indictments chatting them with purchasing poultry without having a
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1921.
license. Mr. Zike and Mr. Sampson entered pleas of not guilty to the charge and were released on bond of SIOO each. The four young'men arraigned on the petit larceny charges pleaded guilty and the matter of punishment was taken under advisement by the court. Heck and Coers are charged with having stolen a quantity of corn belonging to Mrs. Anna Zike, which was stolen from the sale crib on her farm near Morristown. Heck is a son of Ray Heck, who was convicted of gvand larceny and perjury Protect the Children Healthy Blood and a Healthy System f( a Child’s best protection against Colda, Grip and Influenza. Give them GROVE'S IRON TONIC SYRUP. Tsc—Advertisement.
in the Shelby Circuit Court and la now serving a sentence In the State prison. According to the prosecuting attorney, the two boys have been committing a number of thefts during recent months. Porter and Copple were charged with stealing chickens belonging to Frank Curson, a farmer living east of Morristown. The boys are said £o have sold the poultry to Zike and Sampson, who purchased the fowls at a time when they held no dealers’ license, which resulted in their arrest also. An interesting tlfteentn century tombstone has been discovered at Worksop, England, which is being restored as a memorial to local men who fell In the war.
Farmers Hold Grain Conference March 15 A meeting at which all farmers’ organizations in Indiana are expected to be represented, to discuss plans for Fed- j eral cooperative marketing of grain, is to be held at the Claypool Hotel Tuesday, ‘ March 15. It will be one of a serlea of State con- ! ferences throughout the country on the report of the Farmers’ National Market Ing Commltte eof Seventeen. Seven delegatee will be elected to represent Indiana grain producers at a national meeting in Chicago April 6 to ratify the marketing plana.
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