Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 243, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1924 — Page 13

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WITNESSES TELE Upw FUGITIVE HID IN INDIANAPOLIS Friends’ Testify at Chicago Murder Trial of Katherine Malm, How Katherine Malm, called “The Yoif Woman,” on trial in Chicago for nurder committed in an attempted iold-up, hid in an Indianapolis rooming house with two revolvers always her'command, has been told by witnesses in the trial. The defendant was arrested after the Indianapolis police captured Jimmy Donnelly, wanted in Chicago for a .liold-up, whom Katherine sent to the Indianapolis postoffice for her mail. The principal witness for the State was Blanche King, who said she lived with the defendant in an Indianapolis rooming house. She declared that Katherine had confessed assisting her 'husband,” Otto Malm, in the murder of Edward Lehman. Miss King testified that Katherine always carried a revolver strapped around her waist and that whenever the doorbell rang she ran out into a dark hall and hid. jikrl L Hines, also giving his adas Indianapolis, told of the defendants hiding here. He said he used to be a pie salesman and that now ,ie is a chauffeur. Indianapolis police say they know neither Hines nor Miss King.

VETERAN’S FUNERAL HELD tiassed in Service, .Joseph H. Fink, Dies in Government Hospital. Rabbi M. Rifkihd of Knefes Israel, officiated at "uneral services today for Joseph H. Fink, 25, a "World War veteran, who died Monday in the United States Hospial at Tuscon, Ariz. Services were held at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Kink, 1050 S. Capitol Ave. Mr. Fink, who served with Battery B. 150th Field Artillery, Rainbow Division, was _ AMUSEMENTS^ ‘FADS and FOLLIES’ WITH MLLE. BABETTE T onight “ Amateurs ” f i unite, 8:20-Tomorrow Mat. and Nlte. f F.vr.. 50c to $2.50. Sat. Mat.. 50c to *2. | apajjas, ! "uI6!YMAN®A ,A GAY COMEPY ■ "/ LINCOLN VAUDEVILLE and the First Ran I‘hotoplay u The Leavenworth Case” COM. SUN., FEB. 24 Twice Dally—2:ls and 8:15 LINCOLN PLAYERS OPENING BILI, THE BALLOON GIRL’ A New Rural Comedy Drama 10c —20c—30c | PALACE,, | LLOYD IRACH’S 1 ENTERTAINERS •3# With Lee Hall Other Big Acts Dancer Nelson Waring ah 3r> n ■ u E| roy Sisters Allen Quirk & Cos. Saxophone Virtuoso Mcrley & Anger “STEPS Gordon's Dogs • & TUNES” PHOTOPLAY Wm. De Mille's “Don’t Call It Love”

|€NGUSH’S Mmenpvw. savaged ITZI 'THEM ASIC RING' DIRECT FROM NEW YORK Nit*s—soc to $2.50; Mat. 50c to $2 Plus lo2f Tax w°e n e e kONLY "^ n,g Feb. 24 LILLIAN GISH What a Flood of Pleasant Memories Sympathized with Her in "Birth of a Nation.’* Suffered with Her in > "Hearts of the W orld." O Pitied Her in •‘Broken Blossoms Cried Over Her in U ‘‘Orphans of the Storm" Cheered Her In “War Down East." NOW See the Greatest Triumph “The White Sister" ■TRICES-Mtes, s©c, 75e, 1.00. ■Mat.. 50c. 'So, plus tax. Seats Selling

Washington at Princeton

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The original of this picture, which represents George Washington at the battle of Princeton, hangs in the Cleveland (Ohio) Museum of Art. It was painted by Charles Willson Peale. famous American artist, who died in 1827. and depicts Washington at the height of his military career.

gassed while in action. He was later eupervisior of War Department motion picture machines in the Panama Canal zone. Surviving are the parents, three sisters, Mary, Faye and Anne Find, and three brothers, Ralph, Maurice, land Louis Fink. Burial was in Knefes Israel cemetery. AMUSEMENTS I TODAY AND TOMORROW ■ Twice Dally— 2:ls and 8:15. Marty Collins and Jack Pillard jsf “HOLLYWOOD FOLLIES" I Famous Hollywood Jai* Band. B PRICES' Mat > *3c. 80c, 55c. B rmuco. Eve . 30c> SOc 75c 09r H Next Week—“ Step On It.” ■ v-b.ypy ipa . p a jilt rgr[^KEITH’S Another Splendid Bill Wee Georgie Wood The Peter Pan of Vaudeville In a One-Act PlaJ-let of Youth Fred Berren* & Lora Foster Assisted by the Apollo In Fnntastlque Moments Musical. Gilbert Walsh Wells & Ellis Jas. Conlin & Myrtle Glass In a Miniature Musical Comedy. Ed & Jennie ZELDA ROONEY BROS. Lou Clayton & Cliff Edwards P lease Stop! Path* N>hm—Topic '*—Fablrw J Next **. *S. Leviathan Band. MOTION PICTURES Frank Mayo—Virginia Valli “WILD ORANGES” Mystery Play Snub Pollard Comedy Lester Huff riayinjc Special Version, “Mama Loves Papa” l ha*. Davis Orchestra With Ed. East, Kins of Sons COMING SUNDAY Victor Seastromx . production Adopted, from kUTfWfw by THE MAST I P. OF KW |9 Sir Hall Caine Scrteit adaptation tylkul Eeril Directed by Victoi' Seostroui A Goldwvn Picture JUNE MAT ms r.dt*ari<xl Director

Eugene O’Neil’s Drama of How a Strong Man and the Sea Brought a New Soul to a Lost Girl “ANNA CHRISTIE” WITH BLANCHE SWEET, GEO. MARION. WILLIAM RUSSELL, EUGENIE BESSEREK ü ßetter Than the Play” A First National Picture CIRCLE ORCHESTRA FLAVIN*. “MLLE. MODISTE” BAKALEI N I K O F F „ CONDUCTING COMEDY—SCREEN SNAPSHOTS—NEWS COMING SUNDAY “DOWN TO THE SEA IN SH PS" The Picture You’ve Rac About

The battle of Princeton, which was fought Jan. 3, 1777, was very important strategically, as It forced Cornwallis to fall back to New York and left New Jersey in the possession of the Americans. General Washington himself displayed the greatest personal gallantry and military strategy.#

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MRS. W. F. C. GOLT DIES OF ILLNESS Wife of Bank Official Succumbs to Pneumonia, Mrs. Bettie Beatty Golt, 406 E. Thirteenth St., wife of W. F. C. Golt, vice president of the Fletcher American National Bank, died of pneumonia at her home early today. For the last seven years she has been In 111 health. She was the daughter of David S. Beatty, a well-known pioneer resident of the city, and spent her entire life here. She is survived by her husband, a son, George Beatty Morris of Chicago, and a sister. Miss Zcralda W. Beatty of Philadelphia, Pa. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. motoTbus in collision Passenger Injured Driver Placed Under Arrest. When a Peoples motor bus collided with an automobile driven by Dallas Hoyer, 802 -07. Jefferson Ave., at Thirtieth and Pennsylvania Sts. today. Clarence Winkelhaus, 20, of 1213 N. Temple Ave., a passenger on the bus, was cut above the eye. He was taken to the city hospital. Walter Belles, 1006'Sanders St., was arrested on a charge of assault and battery. Boy Found In Chicken House James Eaton, 17, colored, 709 N. Senate Ave. .is in jail today charged with petit larceny and with entering a house to commit a felony. Police flay he was found in the chicken house o$ Policewoman Hattie Brewer, colored, 417 W. St. Clair St.

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BOARD’S RULE OPPOSED C. of C. Educational Committee Dislikes Method of Teacher Retirement. Opposition to the rule of the Indianapolis school board providing for automatic retirement of teachers after forty-five years of service has been voiced by the education committee of the Chamber of Commerce. A resolution asking that the rule be rescinded was adopted by the committee Thursday. It stated that “a more equitable plan of retirement can be found than one based solely on length of service, especially where it has no relation whatever to age.” Ice Fall Victim Improves Dr. Andrew Ward of Danville, Ind., is slightly improved today at the Methodist Hospital, where he was removed from his home in Danville, Ind., following a fall on the ice near his home Tuesday. He received a fractured skull.

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PATROLMAN IS SUSPENDED Failure to Report for Duty Since Feb. 1 Is Charged. Petrolman Orva Weinirger, 607 N. Dele-vare St., today was under suspension. Police Chief Herman F. Riklioff said charges of unbecoming conduct would be filed. Weininger, according to Inspector Walter White, has not reported for duty since Feb. 1 and Lieutenant Drinkut and Eisenhut, said they were unable to find him at home on several occassions. Weininger said he was incapacitated by a paralyzed nerve in an arm. New Hook Store Opens A Hook Drug Company store haa been opened at the southwest corner of Ohio and Delaware Sts., in a room formerly occupied by the Pierson Drug Company. The Hook company now operates eighteen stores, eleven in Indianapolis and others in Muncie and Terre Haute.

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