Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 231, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1924 — Page 10

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LAWYER CHARGES T WO DETECTIVES KIDNAPED CLIENT Investigation of Alleged ‘Smuggling’ Is Held by Judge Miller, An inquiry into tlie removal to Memphis, Tenn., of Frank M. Keyser Jr., 26, of 1552 E. Tenth St., Feb. 1, Rasping coughs quickly stopped MADE of just the medicines that the best doctors prescribe for a cough—combined with the well-tried healing and soothing powers of pine-tar , honey—nothing like Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar Honey to quickly stop coughing, loosen phlegm, ease breathing, and overcome throat drvness. Pleasant to taste, too. Keep Dr. Bell’s on hand for all the family. All druggists. Be sure to get the genuine. DR. BELL’S Pine-Tar Honey

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i to face a charge of embezzling $lO5, was held today by Superior Judge Sidney S. Miller. Thomas E. Garvin, attorney for Keyser. charged that his client was smuggled out of Indianapolis by City Detective Michael Sullivan and a Memphis detective, J. C. Kennedy, in defiance of habeas corpus proceedings before Judge Miller. Deputy Sheriff j Harry Jackson jumped on the runI ning board of the automobile in which the two detectives held Keyser ; and read them the summons, Jackson i said, hut they pushed him off and ! drove away into the dusk with the | prisoner. After Sullivan said that the Tennessee detective was responsii le for j the failure to obey the summons, the i ..udge let him go with a warning. According to the habeas corpus complaint, Keyser was arrested Jan. j 23 on telegraphic advice from Mem- ; phis that he was charged with embez- ; zling $lO5 from a store of which he was formerly manager. He was later arrested on a warrant i issued by Governor McCray honoring requisition papers from Tennessee. This was illegal, Garvin said, because the warrant was signed by Miss Ada Bush, the Governor's secretary,. in stead of the Governor. A later warrant by McCray was issued. Keyser was at liberty Jan. 31 on bond obtained by his lawyer, and obtained a license to marry Miss Ada Frantz. 3625 Birchwood Ave., but the record in the county clerk's office shows no return of the marriage certificate. as he was rearrrosted almost immediately. Identification proceedings were held for Keyser by the detectives before Criminal Judge James A. Collins jusfe before lie was removed from the city. Judge Collins found Keyser was the mar, wanted, although the defendant strenuously denied being In Tennessee Oct. 1, the date on which he Is charged with taking the money. Auto Strikes Pedestrian Stanley Church, 26, of 106 E. Ohio St., suffered Injuries to the left arm and side today when struck by an auto driven by D. H. Gunder, 30 N. Drexel Ave.. at Virginia Ave., and Washington St. Gunder was charged with assault and battery,

Mrs. Wilson Escorted by Brother

MRS. WOODROW WILSON SHOWN AS SHE LEFT THE WILSON HOME TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL SERVICES OF HER HUSBAND AT BETHLEHEM CHAPEL. DRESSED IN DEEP MOURNING AND HEAVILY VEILED, SHE WAS ESCORTED BY HER BROTHER, R. WIL MER BOLLING.

LEG BROKEN WHEN CAR LEAVES TRACK ; Passenger Falls Against Pin Forced Up Through Floor, When a defective switch caused the ; rear truck on a stockyards car to j leave the tracks at Meridian and j Maryland Sts. early today, a king pin was forced through the floor. Daniel j Cahill, 65, of 405 E. Washington St. was thrown aaglnst it, breaking his right leg. He was sent to the L>eaconess Hospital. Several passengers who were shaken up left before police arrived. The car was in charge of Arlington McIntyre, 815 N. Illinois St., motorman, and John Cochran, 226 Orange St., conductor A stockyards car was d* rail 'd at the same point late Thursday, tying up other cars for twenty-five minutes. ‘CITY GATES’ WINNERS Vutoists' Club Announces Those Who Roceire Motor Body Prizes. j. Winners of the Hoosier Motor Club | awards for artistic city gates as an- ! nounced by Wilson B. Parker, retiring ! president of the Indiana Artists' Club, j are: A. A. Faulstick. ISO: Miss Elsie ! Long. $25; Miss Margaret Stowers, ( sls. Honorable mention: Class 1. i Herbert A. Bogard; Class 2, A. A | Fau Is tick; Class 3. Rose A. Wilson, j Chris Seiberth and W. B. Fisher. The : judges were J. Arthur Mac Lean, Heri bert R. Foltz and Wilson B. Parker. At the meeting of the Artists’ Club Thursday night at the G. A. R. club- j rooms, J. Arthur Mac Lean, director of i i the Art Institute, gave the first of a | series of lectures. PERRY TOWNSHIP FAIR Southport High School, Holds Farmers Institute and Exhibits. The Pern. - Township Farmers Institute and fair opened in the Southport High School building this fnornlng. The fair, which i*. being conducted in connection with the agricultural extension division of Purdue University, will continue until Saturday night. A varied program of musical numbers, speeches, and exhibits of table luxuries, fancy work, farm and orchard products has been arranged.

PRINCE FRACTURES BONE Py Vnitrd 'Prra* LONDON, Feb. 8.-—The Prince of Wales suffered a broken collar bone when he fell from his horse at the Billington steeplechase today. His doctor said ft Is a simple fracture and the prince will be a,hie to ride again in a few weeks. Stubborn Coughs Stop Quick With Home Made Cough Mixture Not until you make your own cough mixture—a half pint of It for a small sum—will you know how easy it is to stop any bad persistent cough as If by magic. It's pleasant-tasting. but that don’t stop it from knocking out a cough quicker than anything else in the world. Children love it. Get from any druggist one ounce of Parmint (double strength)—to this add a little granulated sugar and enough water to make one half pint—that’s all there is to it. This loosens the phelgm. stops the irritation, allays the Inflammation, cleans out clogged nostrils, makes breathing easier, and causes sore throat and hoarseness to disappear. With speed almost beyond belief this home made cough mixture stops the toughest hang-on cough, and all because in it there is a substance (too costly for ordinary cough syrups) that, immediately covers the membrane like a soothing, healing poultice and blessed relief comes at once. And it is always worth while t# bear in ;nd that my remedy that overcomes catarrh, partially or wholly, is bound to be of benefit to those who are troubled with head noises and catarrhal deafness. Get Parmint and get fcttter. —'Advertisement.

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LABOR BANK GETS FUNDS $5(1,000 State Money Is Deposited in Local Institution. The United Labor Bank and Trust Company of Indianapolis was depository today for $50,000 State funds following action by the State finance board. Other banks made depositories: Seymour National Bank. $20,000; Harrison Bank and Trust Company, Vincennes, $15,000: People's State Bank, Jasonville, increased from $5,000 to $10,000; Farmers State Bank, Monticello, $10,000; New Marion State Bank, $3,000; Clarke County State Bank, Jeffersonville, reduced to SIO,OOO, and Lyons Bank and Trust Company. SIO,OOO. Talk for Social Workers Henry W. Thurston, representing the New York School of Social Work, will speak at a meeting at the SpinkArnis Saturday noon, under auspices of the Family Welfare Social. Social workers will attend

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