Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 154, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1923 — Page 12

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BOOZE CAR SEIZED AT FLHARRISON Synthetic Gin Js Found — Driver Held, Synthetic booze, designed for soldiers at Ft. Harrison, is- today held at the police station while the alleged rum-runner, Earl McDonald, 32, of 3717 Halstead St., Chicago, driver of the booze car, rests in the city prison on charges of transporting liquor into a Government reservation, into the State, and of operating a blind tiger, according to poli'ee. George Winkler, Feder.-l prohibition group chief and Police Lieutenant Jones and squad arrested WlcDonald in his car at the Fort with ten gallons of synthetic gin. Two fifteen gallon stills, in full operation, six gallons of white mule and fifty gallons of wine and mash were seized by Lieutenant Johnson at the home of Mrs. Mary Monfrede, 40, of 776 N. Warman Ave., charged with operating a blind tiger. Frank Martin, 33, of 628 Olin Ave. received visitors, Thursday. His callers, Fenaral Officers Neilan and King and Lieutenant Johnson, arrested him for operating a blind tiger when they seized thirty-eight quarts of whisky and ten gallons of pure ilcohol. Jesse Schaffer, 48. of 1920 X. Capitol vc., where police found liquor Wednesday, surrendered to police. SOUVENIRS AS PASSWORD V. M. C. A. Oversea Workers Will Hold Reunions at Chicago. When Y. M. C. A. overseas war workers gather in Chicago Saturday night for their first seetlon,\U reunion, each will have with him his most valued souvenir. C. Monroe Jester, in charge of a delegation from Indianapolis, will take the picture of an old English woman, a friend of war days. The reunion will be held Saturday night and Sunday at the Congress hotel. Workers will attend from Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, lowa. Minnesota and Wisconsin. _ Among those going from Indianapolis will be Jesse Beck, Maurice D. Carter, C. F. Clee, Edwin F. Klee. James G. Murray and Dr. Rene C. Julian. EX-DRAGON BUYS ESTATE l). C. Stevenson Announces He Is Going Into Coal Business. D. C. Stevenson, ex-grand dragon of lie Ku-Klux Klan, known as the “Old Man.” has purchased the property on University Ave., just off Downey Ave.. Charles M. Cross of the real estate firm of Charles M. Cross & Cos., 706 State Life Bldg., said today.

The property, said by a morning papers to have been the property of Mrs. Ed Jackson before she became the wife of the present secretary of state, was never owned by Mrs. Jackson. it was declared by both Mrs. Jackson and Cross. “I never owned a piece of property in Indiana in my life,” declared Mrs. Jackson. Stevenson will occupy the house as soon as it is remodeled. Cross said. He will go into the coal business. Train Wrecks Truck; Driver Escapes Hu Timrt Special SHELBTVILLE, Ind., Nov. 9.—T. C. GofT of Milford. Decatur County, narrowly escaped death here when an auto truck which he was driving was struck by a Big Four freight train at a city street crossing. The truck was badly damaged, but the driver escaped without injury. I.U.T. Running Special Trains To Ft Wayne Saturday, Nov. 10th, to Be Gala Day in Hoosier Town The Union Traction Company of Indiana has made special preparations to conveniently handle the large number of people planning to attend the State wide meeting to be held at Ft. Wayne, and on Saturday of this week, regular and special trains will leave the Terminal Station each, hour during the day. Arrangements have been made to run all special cars direct to the grounds. Tickets are good, returning as late as Monday. Nov. 12.—Advertisement. THE CAUSE OF CONSTIPATION Is Improper Stomach Action Shapley’s Stomach Medicine promotes natural stomach action, quickly relieves Gas and Sour Stomach Try one bottle and be convinced. All drug stores sell II Money to Loan $lO to S3OO I , AT LEGAL RATES j .j No endorsers. No extra charges of any kind. No worthy person refuted. You get the full amount of the loan and hare all the time necessary tor repayment, and pay the lawful interest for the actual time you keep the money. No inquiries of your friends, tradespeople or employer. You can get the money today. It In a hurry phone Main 2923. Household Finance Service Cos. vs -d floor Indiana Trust Bldg 3 Cor. Wash. Virginia A\e. Ifmm bhl ♦

JUNIOR CLERGY EXAMINED Thirty-three of Catholic Diocese Appear at Chancery Thirty-three junior clergymen of the Catholic diocese of Indianapolis, in conforming to the rules of the Catholic church, have appeared at the diocesan chancery on W. Georgia St. this week for examinations in the-

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ology, church history, canon law and liturgy. The examination board consists of the Kev. Mgr. Francis H. Gavisk of Indianapolis, chancellor of the diocese: the Rev. A. J. Rawlinson of St. Mary of-the-Woods; the Rev. Charles Curran of X>w Albany: the Rev. Francis P. Ryves of Evansville; the Rev. Basil Huesler of Jasper, and the ‘ Rev. W. F. Siebertz of New Albany.

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BOY FUGITIVES SOUGHT Two Flee FYom Detention Home, While One Just Disappears. Two boys, Joe McCool, 15, of 628 Fulton St., and Ed Brummitt, 15, of Illinois, who escaped from the detention home Thursday night, are sought by police today. Columbus (Ind.) officers are looking for Salvltor Caruso, 18, who ran away from home.

SCOUT LEADER GETS STAR ✓ Executive Presents Head of Troop No. 28 With Recognition. E. W. Harris, president of the Boy Scout executive board, has presented

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a gold star to Frod W. Dunlap, scoutmaster of Troop No. 28 of the Sutherland Presbyterian Church, Twenty-eighth and Bellefontalne Sts., for organizing several scout troops in the city.

Dunlap, while assistant scoutmaster of Troop No. 22, of the Moravian church, Twenty-fifth St. and College

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Ave., founded Troop No. 28, and reorganized Troop No. 78 of the Broad Rpiple Christian church.