Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 211, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1923 — Page 6

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FIVE NEIGHBORING HOUSES ENTERED Burglar Gets S3OO in North Side Canvass. A series of robberies committed in the north part of the city Thursday night and early today, detectives declared, were the work of the same burglar. Starting at 8:30 p. m. Thursday the police began to receive reports of the work of the burglar who robbed only houses where no perse n was at home. Five houses were entered and the total loot was valued at about S3OO. The robberies were as follows: Ray Locklear. 401 W. Twenty-Fifth St., black traveling bag valued at $4 and small bank containing *4 missing. Samuel Shane, 206 W. Twenty Fifth St.. S6O gold watch and $55 diamond ring missing. Mrs. Mary Brown, colored, 2526 Paris Ave., two suits, overcoat and pair of shoes, valued at sllO, missing. Frank Hardsock, 117 TV. TwentyThird St., new $3.50 hat and purse containing 30 cents missing. Mrs. Laura J. Holden, 2265 Kenwood Ave., small Iron safe carried from bedroom to kitchen, but nothing missing. SEIZED WHISKY IS BROUGHT HERE Bottled in bond whisky worth, at bootleg prices, more than $200,000, was deposited in the Federal Building today. The liquor was brought to Indianapolis from the warehouse of the TV. P. Squibb & Cos. at Lawrenceburg in two box cars Thursday night. The cars were guarded with the care given a shipment of currency by Linus P. Meredith, United States marshal. and three deputies, Oscar Johnson. S. T. Hickman and Kerry Wertz. The whisky will be held pending orders of Federal Judge Albert B. Anderson. When Marshal Meredith expressed doubt as to the possibility of storing the 1,550 cases in the room selected for the purpose, he was flooded with offers from spectators to give him use of their cellars without charge. George Remus. Cincinnati attorney, was convicted in Federal Court at Cincinnati last year in connection with alleged illegal withdrawal and sales of whisky from the Squibb warehouse. Recently Homer Elliott, United States district attorney, filed libel proceedings against the liquor. Judge Anderson ordered seizure.

SCORE ARE FINED FDR BIRD KILLING The world was made a little safer for migratory birds today when Judge Albert B. Anderson imposed on elgh- j teen violators of the law. The fines ; ran all the way from one cent to $25. I Woodpeckers, robins, mud hens, hell divers and ducks were among the vie- I tims of the hunters. Judge Anderson ordered all guns seized by the game wardens from defendants to be delivered to the court. Those pleading guilty were: Mark B-nicovlcz and Theodore Baron of East Chicago: George W. Neihardt of Orlando, Joseph Dull of Indiana Harbor, Fred S. Schere of Mt. Vernon, L. E. Condo of Monticello, Simon Puska, Joseph Tochenchi and John Sherman of Gary, Harry Wiebke and Daniel Clemens of Ft. Wayne, Clyde Yeagley and Jesse Granger of De Motte. Alva Williams of Sweetzer. Sky Birely and Fred Baum of Marion, Harry' Boyles of Lafayette and John B. Degnan of Lowell. PLEAS FOR INCREASE” IN ARMY REJECTED By Unfit"! Prtat WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.—Rejecting “preparedness” pleas from Army heads and others who urged an increased Army, the powerful House Appropriations Committf-e. in reporting the annual Army appropriation bill, today recommended continuance of the Army at its present strength of 125.000 men and 12,000 officers. A saving of approximately $16,000,00b is made in the bill, which provide*! total appropriations of $314,064,294. of which $248,797,051 is for purely military' activities and $65,267,243 Is for non-military purposes. A lump sum of $37,000,000 Is given for rivers and harbors. For continu- i i.ig work on dam No. 2 at Muscle Shoals, Ala., the bill carried $6,998,800, foi h additional contract authorization of $10,501,200. WOMAN IN $4,000 THEFT MYSTERY Detectives today . admitted they were searching for a woman in connection with the $4,000 theft mystery they have been investigating since i Dec. 1. Rudolph Volderauer, 734 Roache St., was the owner of the money that disappeared in a trunk. The case of Thomas Black, 30, of Dayton, Ohio, arrested Wednesday, on a larceny charge in connection with the mystery, was continued until Jan. 22, in city court. The statement made Wednesday by police that Rudolph Volderauer had been arrested on a bootlegging charge was found today’ to be untrue. He has never been arrested in Indianapolis before or, any charge. STOUT MADE EDITOR George W. Stout, 609 Middle •Drive Woodruff Place, has been Appointed editor of the Lafaykte Journal and Courier,' it was Announced today. Mr. Stout has had ■ newspaper experience. He was writer on the Times several pears ago. FUNERAL TODAY serai services of William Everly, at his residence. 2256 N. S f . Wednesday evening, for 3 p. m. today at with Scottish Rite Macharge. Burial will be at Ind.

Ach, Himntel By United Preti COBLENZ, Jan. 12.—'TwentyAmerican doughboys rushed up to headquarters Thursday and asked permission to marry their German frauleins before they left the army of occupation for home. General Allen granted permission and furthermore will see to it that the wives go back to the United States on the Army transport San Mihiel.

HOLD-UP MAN GETS $27 FROM STREET CAR CREW Bandit Makes Escape After Robbery at Fairground. A colored bandit held up a street car crow at the fairground Thursday night, according to a report to police today, and escaped with $27, Homer Benell, conductor, living at the Oxford Hotel, and Pearl Helton, raotorman, 46 8. Arsenal Ave., stopped their car at 7:35 p. m. The robber boarded and covered the car men with a revolver. He forced them to the front end of the car and made them turn their backs. Then he robbed the conductor.

F EF JL#Ga,tWF JL# Users of Three F Coffee know they can enjoy its exhilarating effect and to digestion with no fear of ill effects on the nerves. It is expertly blended and roasted and so frequently put on the grocer’s shelf there is no chance for deterioration. This latter also means more cups to the pound. THE FISHBACK CO. Indianapolis Kansas City

Hens, ponnd 28(1 Spring Chickens, ponnd ROC Baltimore Oysters, quart GOo Egg., dozen * 50<* Pressed Free. C. H. TEASTER & CO. Phone DRexel 12:9. 1024 SOUTH EAST ST.

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New — Guaranteed—No Seconds or Refills 5 in a carton $1.39 Nitrogen and Frosted Lamps at Cut Prices “1900” Electric Specialties Cos. 144 EAST OHIO STREET HOME OF “1900” CATARACT ELECTRIC WASHER From Hand to Mouth A laborer when asked why he was digging a ditch, replied: “I’m digging this ditch to get the money to buy the food to make the strength to dig this ditch.” That is just what all of us are doing unless each pay-day we are putting aside a certain profit—“living from hand to mouth.” A merchant’s success depends on his profit, so does the wage earner’s. Your savings are your protit. Do you save! $1 Will Start a Savings Account We Pay 4Yz t Vc on Savings MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street Open ALL DAY Saturdays —B A. M. to 8 P. M. V

COURT EMPLOYE SERIES Jj YEARS Messenger Has Not Missed Day of Service. Twenty years of faithful service without the loss of a single day’s time is the record set by Richard

A BETTER PIE FOR INDIANAPOLIS Ward-Baxter Pie Cos. Absolutely Home-Made Pies —Every One Made by Hand You will not need to make your own when you can stop on the way to and from the market—just one square north, 203 North Delaware Street —and buy ONE JUST AS GOOD AS YOU CAN MAKE. We use no fillings or substitutes, absolutely nothing but EGOS AND MILK and the VERY BEST OF ALL INGREDIENTS. You will he surprised. THERE ARE NONE LIKE THEM MADE OR SOLD IN THE CITY. Just call Riley 1573 and tell us you are coming down and we will save one for you—the kind you like—lest we may not have it when you come. Ward-Baxter Pie Cos. 203 N. Delaware St.

Hens 30f lb Spring Chickens 30(1 lb We dress them free of charge STRICTLY FRESH EGGS Call MA In 4407 WM. LUCKEY 631 Massachusetts Aye.

Tolbert, colored, 1521 Northwestern Ave., who today rounded out his second decade as Federal Court attache. During that time Dick, as ho is generally known, has become al most as much a part of Federal Court as Judge Albert B. Anderson himself. Two decades ago today Tolbert went to work as janitor of the rooms occupied by Judge Anderson, who had taken office less than a month before, and. Judge Francis E. Baker, then United States Circuit Court Judge. After eight years Dick was named messenger to Judge Anderson, a position he has held ever since.

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To Our Patrons We HAD to Do One of Two Things Either Reduce the Quality or Increase the Price of Milk We choose to keep up our high standard of quality and raise the price just enough to cover the increased price that we are paying the producer. For some time the herd owners have not been making a fair profit on their herds. To give them a legitimate profit and at the same time overcome the danger of them discontinuing to supply milk we are paying them more money for the milk. There has been three recent increases in the cost of milk from the herd owners. Sept. 15 a 10°/o increase Oct. 15 a 10°Zo increase Dec. 1 a 1 Q°/o increase A TOTAL OF 30% It is proper to pay the producer this increase and it is impossible to cut down on our overhead in handling this milk and not endanger the high quality that the East End Milk Company has always supplied its customers. OUR NEW PRICES ARE ONLY 20% HIGHER While it is costing us over 30 per cent more for milk we are only Increasing our prices to you 20 per cent. STARTING MONDAY, JAN. 15, OUR PRICES WILL BE Milk—Qts 12c Cream — Pts, 25c Pts 7c y 2 Pis. ,V3c Nursery Milk—Qts 16c Pts 9c Buttermilk—Qts 10c \ East End Milk Cos. 1016 Kealing Ave. Webster 6844 \

TRY A WANT All IN THE TIMES. THEY ALWAYS BRING RESULTS

APPLES FROM ILLINOIS Another Big Carload Sale Starts Saturday at Car Door, C., I. & W. Freight House, 230 Virginia Ave. , GOLDEN *1.25 JONATHAN s<^o ‘j (School Boy Pack) b Per Bushel Per Bushel All Hand Picked i i a ,in it .11 CAR LOT BULK APPLE . Arthur o# riamill distributor

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QUALITY RIGHT No. 2 can Sugar Corn, or 3 cans for Zui Rolled Oats, Four Roses brand, per pkg., i A each lUC Old Dutch Cleanser, or 3 cans LoC Loin and Round 9s** Steaks, per lb Fresh Cottage Pork Oa Chops, per lb

CENTRAL MEAT MARKET 245 —E. Wash. 5t.—245 ED. WACKER, Prop. A Few Specials For Saturday Pure Pork Sausage, lb. 1 2V 2 c Country Style Link. lb. 15c Hamburger, !b 10c Boiling Beef, lb 10c Phone: Circle 8311

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350-354 East Washington Street The Biggest Retail Grocery in Indiana POTATOES—Fancy Michigan stock, splendid cookers. £ Peck • IDC FLOUR—Tip Top, 24-pound bag 80£ HO OSIER GOLD, CREAMERYBUTTER—Pound print. 52^ EGGS—Selected and strictly fresh. Dozen 49£ MAZOLA OlL—Special, quart can *...33£ DOMINO SYRUP—TabIe size, 3 cans 25£ SWEET SUGAR CORN— n ng Standard pack, good quality O Cans, Gold Label Sardines—in oil or Domestic Sardines— g Mayonaisse j In oil, can OC LIBBY’S CHUM SALMON—TaII cans. 2 for 25^ Dried Beef—Sweet cure. t o Pork Loins—Half or whole, on Special, pound IjC Special, pound 4uC DEL MONTE ORANGE MARMALADE—I3-oz. jar. 12^ TAGGART’S RAISIN COOKIES—New. Special, 1b....25^ RUNKEL’S COCOA —One-fifth pound cans, 6 for ..-..25^ Polly Prim Cleanser— Fairy Soap— Sea Foam Washing PowderiTall r Per j* Hotel size, oq* can • .DC bar OC | 2 packages JC Shephard's Apple Flakes for making pj ?> —i or ?r. . ,10c Former price 25c, n0w.... lUC

PRICES RIGHT Pure Eard, best kettle rendered, per i oi / ib. ... IZ/2C Creamery Butter, Monument brand, ro per lb w&A Armour Star, or Swift Premium Hams, whole, Fresh Spare Riba, 1 _ per lb UC

USE MORE of Polk’s Best Milk Pure milk, such as Polk’s Best, furnishes the needed elements of health and growth at less cost and in a more economical form than any other food. The many safeguards used to insure the purity and quality of Polk's Milk account for the fact that more than 25,000 Indianapolis families use this better milk. v. To Order Call RAndolph 0852-3-4-5

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JAN. 12, 1923