Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1923 — Page 12

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POLICE TAKE 15 IN NET OVER CITY DURINGWEEK-END Liquor Charges Against Men and Women Lead —Many Found Intoxicated, One hundred and thirty-seven men, twenty-two women and six boys were arrested on various charges. Including vagrancy, larceny, operating blind tiger, drunkenness, gaming, assault and battery and statutory charges during the week end. Thirty-five men and four women were charged with drunkenness, twen-ty-seven men and three women with operating blind tigers, sixteen men with gaming and four men and two women with statutory offenses. Henry Tinsley, 543 8. Illinois St., and Ben Neall, 2963 N. Talbott Ave., were arrested on the charge of operating a blind tiger, when Sergeant Sheehan found them in an automobile at Washington St. and White River. They had a pint of wine in the car. They told police the wine was bought from Rebecca Baker, 1006 S. Meridian St. Police arrested Mrs. Baker and 6ay some of the same kind of wine was found. She was charged with operating a blind tiger. “White Mule” Found Andrew Price, 23, colored, of 557 E. Court St., was arrested on the charge of operating a blind tiger. Police say they found three bottles partly full of "white mule” at Price's home. Police found a basket containing nine half-pints of "mule” in a vacant house at 555 E. Court St. Mike McFerrin, 2342 Ralston Ave., was arrested on the charge of operating a blind tiger after pol.ce say they found a half pint of “white mule.” A raid on the Bungalow, 1614 Brighton Blvd., early Sunday, caused a stampede. Two were arrested and seven escaped. When Motor Police Gooch and Bernauer hit the front door people ran every way. Delia Kinney, 716 W. Michigan St., was arrested for intoxication and vagrancy. A. J. Thomas, No. 14, the Baker Apartments, was arrested on a charge of intoxication and disorderly conduct. Lieutenant and Sergeant Busy Lieutenant Corrigan and Sergeant O'Connor spent a busy week-end. They arrested Edward Duncan, 910 Maple St., on the charges of drawing deadly weapons, carrying concealed weapons and drunkenness; May Walker, 130 S- West St., on charges of drunkenness and vagrancy; Albert Smith, 332 W. McCarty St., for operating a blind tiger; Charles Whited, 540 S. California St., William Nunn, 412 S. Missouri St., and Lynzie Souders, 518 W. Henry St., on charges of vagrancy and gaming. The same officers found twenty-four half-pints of white mule between McCarty and Wyoming Sts., west of West St. They failed to find the owner. FLYING FIELD IS OPENED Concern to Supply Many Kinds of Air Service. Anew air service field was in operation In Indianapolis today. The R. M. D. Air Service Field, Eiperson Ave. and Thirty-Fourth Sts., was opened officially Sunday The field is in charge of R. M. Day. Day, Ernest Cutrelle. both of this city, and Bernard Hammond of Owasso, Mich., will be the pilots. Passenger carrying, aerial advertising, aerial photography and Instruction in flying are on the program of the company. FUNERAL OF GiRL HELD Services for Accident Victim Take Place at Home. Funeral services for Miss Mary Car oline Scoggan, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Scoggan, 432 N. Warmau Ave., who was fataliy injured Saturday when she was hit by a Big Four locomotive at Harlan St. and the Big Four tracks, was held this afternoon at the parents' home. Burial was in Floral Park cemetery.

M? Telephone bills are due the first of # i& each month and after the tenth beEm come delinquent. When payment is ||| B r overlooked and service suspended, raj it requires considerable time to reB store the service, with the resultant J| inconvenience. B Ijk INDIANA BELL M m. Jjy TELEPHONE COMPANY IM l ffl r,llt M Watson. Division Commercial Manager.

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A man and his sister were walking along the street. "That girl on the other side of the street,” said the woman, "is my niece.” "But she is not my niece,” said the man. Can you explain this curious relationship? Answer to previous puzzle: H □ T-1 TENt nr The diagram shows how the word “Hottentot" can be formed from 13 vertical lines by the addition of 13 more straight lines. moMdlnce RECOVES BOOST Manufacturers Consider Code at Luncheon, Leading manufacturers of the city were invited to consider the smoke abatement ordinance proposed by the Scientech Club at a luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce today. The ordinance was written by Theodore Weinshank and his associates of the Scientech Club and Is being sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and civic associations. Careful survey of smoke abatement ordinances now in effect In other cities of the country was made by Weinshank before drafting the proposed ordinance. Following today’s hearing a public mass meeting will be held within a few days to put the new measure before the public. The ordinance then will be presented to the city council. FRIEDA’SFOLLIES —By M. E. She was painfully neat, Nothing was ever out of place. She prided herself on her primness, It always irritated me. We were at a luncheon. She was so careful of her frock. I wanted until the salad course. Artistic temperaments are so con venlent, And distrait. My tomato was uncertainly poised, On my fork. Until It fell In her lap.

THE POWER TO SAVE IS (Your) WILL-POWER Saving money is a habit. So is wasting money. You can not have both thesp habits, because ONE makes the OTHER impossible. Anyone who is NOT saving, IS wasting; anyone who is not wasting is saving. Which are you doing? $1 or More Will Open an Account We Pay 4rV2% On Savings Meyer-Kiser Bank 136 East Washington Street

THIRD PARTY WILL BE LAUNCHED BY FAN UNI BLOC Invitations Sent to 30,000 for Convention at Chicago July 3, Bu United Press CHICAGO, June 11.—Third party "political medicine to cure the country’s Ills” is being mixed today. Parley P. Christensen, farmer-labor party presidential candidate last election, arrived from a world tour with a forecast for a third party in 1924. He announced 30,000 invitations have been issued for a farmer-labor convention July 3 to pave the way for candidates next year and to “formulate a third party voice.” Christensen declared "orthodox” Republicans and Democrats cannot merge their policies with the farmerlabor movement being strongly felt. He added more fuel under the "political pot" by describing Henry Ford and William Randolph Hearet as the only men not dominated by Wall Street. CHICAGO MAN TO SPEAK Program Announced for Shortridge Commencement Wednesday. Nathaniel Butler of the Chicago University faculty will deliver tile address to the graduating class of Shortridge High School at commencement exercises at Cadle Tabernacle Wednesday at 8 p. m. The address on behalf of the class will be made by Robert Hutchinson. Rev. O. W. Flfer, pastor of the Central Avenue M. E. Church, will deliver the Invocation. Diplomas will be awarded by Bert S. Gadd, vice president of the board of school commissioners. DOG AWAKES HIS MASTER But Burglars Already Have Loot and Escape. A dog awakened J. L. Allen, 120 Fulton St., early Sunday In time for him to see two men run through the rear doorway. Allen said sls were stolen front his clothing. Airplane Is Wrecked Bu Times Special COLUMBIA CITY, Ind., June 11.— Russell Hosier, Huntington, and Lloyd Goodyear. 23. of this city, are recovering from injuries received when an airplane piloted by Hosier made a nose dive end somersault landing. Hosier was carrying passenggrs for fares. The plane was badly damaged, but the occupants were only slightly Injured.

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CREDIT MEN IN ATLANTA Local Delegates Attend Meeting of National Body. Nearly fifty members of the Indianapolis Association of Credit Men were in Atlanta, Ga., today for the twenty-eighth annual convention of the Natiqpal Association of Credit Men. The session begins Tuesday. Solon J. Carter of Indianapolis will speak. C. W. Steeg, president of the local association, and D. A. Murphy, director in the national association, were In charge of the delegation. A stopover was made at Nashville, Tenn-, where the local association was entertained. Thief Returns Trousers An unlocked side window furnished a way for a burglar to enter the home of J. R. Penrod, 1709 Ruckle St., detectives sal dtoday. The burglar carried Penrod's trousers to a yard and left them after removing sl2 from the pockets.

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REMOVAL NOTICE Dr. Charles M. Clayton, Specialist Blood, Chronic and Venereal Diseases, is now located in Washington Building, 138 West Washington Street, second floor.

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Purse and Rings Stolen A purse containing $lO.lO and two rings were stolen from Opal Culberson, 1929 N. La Salle St., she told police today. Perfection Butter Miikes Klildles Orow.—Adv. Dr. Otto H. Gripe, Osteopathy and Abrams* methods, 615 Merchants Banfc Bide. Lin* 1022 SEE OUR WINDOWS Gigantic Purchase Sale Now In Full Sway. Jleiifelfs Cor. Washington and Delaware Sts. Skin Troubles Soothed ' With Cuticura Soap. Olntmsnt, Talcum, ZSc ...rywher*. Sample, free of O.Uou. L.bor.t.rte>, D.pt. X, lealden. Uui

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Delinquent Dog Tax A few days longer will be given to pay 1923 dog tax before suits will be filed. To save extra costs, pay the township trustee at once. WM. H. EVANS, 215 East New York Street

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