Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 190, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1922 — Page 14

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CHICAGO SWEPT BT CJjE MIE Death and Fire Stalk With Zero Weather in Windy City. STREET FIGHT IN GOTHAM Murders and Robberies Set Record in Department’s History. By United Press CHICAGO, Dee. 19. —Death, sire and crime stalked with thè cold wave which continued to hold Chicago in its grip today. Zero which prevailed over thè city for thè past three days caused five deaths, thousands of dollars damage from sire and burnircela o£ minor robberiea. The crime and sire wave was one o£ thè worst in thè history o£ thè city, police declared. Acute suffering was reported among thè poor in several secFour men were sound frozen to death last night. Ar.other man was killed when he slipped and feti in thè pathos a skidding automobile. , The sire department has had hardly a moment’s rest in thè last three days. More than 200 alarms of five were answered. Two murders were reported in thè past twelve hours. The buUet riddled body of "Crap Shooter” Rosario Dimarco was sound in front of his home. Poiice believed thè murder was thè result of a craps game in which Dimarco won $30,000. Policeman Ralph S. Sanders was shot when he attempted to arrest a line bandit who was robblng a grocery store. The bandit escaped. Pickpockets, shop lifters, secondstory workers and hold-up men worked over time. Police headquarters was delugd with reports of robberies ranging from a few dollars to thousands. PEDESTRIAN WOUNDED BY BANDIT GANGS

By United Press NEW YORK, Dee. 19. —A pedestrian was wounded, two men Vere arrested and crowds for blocks near Grand and Mott Sts. were thrown into a panie last midnight when gangs of gunmen staged another downtown battle as a climax to a pre-Christmas crime wave. Shots peppered on walls and pavéménta as thè fight was waged within two blocks of police headquarters. Two crowded Street cars were caught between thè barrage of bullets. Motormen put on full power and miraculously got their cars out of thè danger zone. The fighting carne on thè heels of a wave of crime and robbery that swept thè city late yesterday and early last night. Among dozens of robberies and pickpocket eases reported to police was thè theft of jewlery valued at SIOO,OOO from Alicia YVinterbum, a concert singer, and thè hold-up of a bank messenger in Rrooklvn by bandits, who escaped with SIO,OOO. PATIENTS AT SUNNYSIDE WILL ATTEND EXERCiSES Celebration to Include Distributlon of Presenta. All but two of thè 125 patients of Sunnyside Tubcrculosis Sanitarium will be ab le to attend Christmas ceremonies, Dr. H S. Hatch, superintendent, eaid today. Presents for all patients and attendants will be distributed from a tree Christma-s eve. Christmas carols will be sung in corridors and around thè buildings Christmas moming. Money for tlie celebration is being received from citizens and lodges, Hatch said. Five hundred people have been invited to visit thè institution on Christmas day. REV. T. B. WOOD IS DEAD By Times Special VALPARISO, Ind., Dee. 19.—Word of thè death of Thomas B. W r ood, 78, former president of Valparaiso University, and later Methodist missionary, has been received from Tacoma, Wash. Rev. W'ood established thè first Christian missions in Perù, Paraguay and Ecuador. PEOPLE OVER FORTY People aged forty or over are less able to resist thè attacks of colds, grippe, influenza or pneumonia than young people. Their vital force lacks thè powerful resistance of youth. Constipated bowels, sour stomach, indigestion, biliousness and weak kidneys all tend to lower thè physical resistance. Millions of people now use Bulgarian Herb Tea to keep thè bowels open and improve thè blood. Bulgarian Herb Tea taken steaming hot will help break up a cold quickly. Physicians and druggists everywhere recommend it. Advertisement

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Baby Mine fWELL EVEPVBODY CAN iBLTY REO CPOSS CHPISTMAS (SEALS -THEY’PE SELLINO fAT PPE-WAR PRICES | Of course y onr baby ha* siid or done somethiug just as clever as those reported in this column. t Write it on a postcard and end it to thè Baby Mine Editor of The Times and sitare your chuekles with thè rest. Maybe He Didn’t Forget Katherine was playing at thè nome of a friend, whose daddy was leaving for his place of business. He called ‘‘good-by” to his wìfe and daughter as he started toward thè door. Katherine looked aster hlm for & minute, then she called, loudly, "Mr. Brown, come back and kiss Mrs. Brown good-by.”—F. B. Yes, It Is a Sitarne Tolando is accustomed to seeing only old people with glasses. so when she saw a child wearing glasses. she showed her surprise by saying: ‘‘lsn’t it a shame that little girl's eyes are so much older than thè rest of her?” —O. D. Oh. That’s Dlfferent Billy was on such famlUar terma with his dog that he understood, so he clalmed, his every action. One day thè neighbor'a dog was b&rklng, which seemed to annoy his sister, who was reading. “Billy,” she exclairned, “what is that dog barking for?” Billy glanced out of thè window and answered: “Don’t aak me. It’s thè neighbor’s dog, and I'm not in his confldence.”—R. C. Objects to Nursing I have some chickens, and as some have been sick I have been feeding them a medicated mash Harold has been willing to take it to tnem until today when he eomplamed: "Oh, mother. I’m tired of beine a hen nursg.” —M. E. S.

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BLACKMAIL PLOI AGAINST WILLY ‘Dope Peddlers’ Seek to Prevent Printing Exposé of Traffic. By United Press LOS ANGELES, Dee. 19. —Blackmailers aided in precipitating thè final breakdown of Wallace Reid, movie star, lt was asserted today by his frin6ds. When he was fighting to break himself of thè drug habit, certain

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HEAD OF MARKET BOARD ' ANSWERS ARCHITECTS City Limited in Erection of BuiUling on State Property, Objections to thè proposed pian for thè construction of a new city market house on thè present site of thè market and Tomlinson Hall, raised by thè Architects Association of Indianapolis in a recent meeting, were answered

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yesterday by John F. White, chairman of thè mayor’s market commlssior,, in a letter to thè architects association. White explained that thè commission has been restricted In making thè plans b'y thè condition under which thè city holds thè right to use thè city market site, which ls thè property of thè State. White also said that thè building must house a market on thè ground floor to meet thè requirements of thè easement.

It is also suggeated by White that thè commisslon's pian has met thè approvai of a large proponion of thè city’s population. The pian has been placed in thè hands of thè city planning commission for approvai. WORKER CRUSHED TO DEATH HAMMOND, Ind., Dee. 19.—W. C. Marsten, 25, was crushed to death in thè piate mlll of thè Inland Steel plant here an accident.

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