Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 90, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1924 — Page 3

FRIDAY, AUG. 22,1924

POLICE SCOUT FOR ALLEGED THIEVES Numerous Thefts Reported Over Night, When a friend went to the home of Oscar Hurley, 1137 Bellefontaine St., early today he saw a stranger leaving by the front window. The burglar was joined by a companion and the pair fled. Hurley said nothing had been disturbed. Police are searching for the man who tried to force entrance to the apartment of Hiss Emma Bakemeyer. 1116 N. Capitol Ave- Thursday. The man. according to Miss Bakemeyer represented himself as a laundryman. Mrs. T. A. Everett, 1349 S. Belmont Ave., reported a hand bag containing $5 and a s2l check stolen at Tremont Ave. and McCarty St. Shortly after two suitcases and a hand bag full of clothing had been stolen from the home of W. L. Tague, 1501 Central Ave., a man carrying the stolen suitcases and grip was seen at the Union Station. Mrs. Tague and her daughter grabbed the man. The property was recovered, but the man escaped. Burglars obtained $125 when they entered the store of C. G. Blythe, Thirty-eighth St. and Emerson Ave., Thursday.

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Automobiles reported stolen belong to: Sam Trotskey, 626 X. Meridian St.. Ford, from North and Illinois Sts.: Cyrus Cox. 526 Vinton St., Ford, from Wilkins and Meridian Sts.: Frank Potter, 425 E. Fifteenth St., Chevrolet, from English Hotel: Roy Reagan, Kokomo. Ind., Ford, from Walnut and Illinois Sts.; A. E. Ford, Beech Grove. Ind., Ford, from Senate Ave. and Maryland St.; Sam Yader. 3416 Broadway. Ford, from New York and Illinois Sts.; Maurice Roeder. 1602 Ringgold St., Cvevrolet, from Marker and Delaware Sts.; Mrs. D. E. Chapin. 62tj N. Brookville Rd., Overland, from English Hotel: O. H Gallamore. 2357 N. La Salle St.. Oakland, from Ohio and Pennsylvania Sts.; J. W. Guire, Rushville, Ind.. Overland, from Meridian and Michigan Sts.; Mrs. Mary Harris. 714*4 N. Senate Ave., Buick, from 42 W. Walnut St. BACK HOME AGAIN Automobile reported found belongs to: Clyde Harer. 1406 Martindale Ave.. Oakland, found at Delaware and Ohio Sts. BUREAU HEAD NAMED Charles Brown Will Direct Colored G. O. P. Headquarters. Charles Brown will head the colored bureau at Republican county headquarters during the present campaign, George V. Coffin, county chairman, has announced. Brown formerly was a custodian at city hall. The first poll of the 206 precincts in the county will be started Monday. Coffin said he had turned over the list of Republican clerks for the first registration day, Sept. 6, to the county auditor. MEMBERSHIP DRIVE IS ON Indiana Travelers’ G. O. P. League to Double Enrollment. Membership drive to double the present enrollment of 8.000 was under way by the Travelers' G. O. P. League of Indiana today. Drive will last two weeks. League headquarters at the Severin are in charge of Henry A. Roberts, president of the league. He Is assisted by Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, representative of the State committee. Charles E. Spahr of Indianapolis is Seventh District chairman. WAR MENACE CITED Only Christian Education Can Halt, Friends Are Told. By Timet Special PLAINFIELD,, Ind., Aug. 22. A picture of a future war, in which the white race would be wiped out, was painted by B. Willis Beede, before the third day of the Western Yearly Meeting cf Friends here. Only Christian education and cooperation can prevent ultimate conflict between the white and colored I races, he declared. He cited revolts In India. Egypt, China and Japan, against the white rule. FOUR BREAK DELPHI JAIL Use Stair Rail to Pry Bars Out of Cell Window. Bu Timet Special DELPHI, Ind., Aug. 22.—Sheriff forces were searching today for William Coombs, 28; Mobile Cornie, alias James Mitchell, 30; Paul Hall, 18, and Eddie Sales, who escaped from county jail Wednesday. The men wrenched off a stair railing and used it to pry off the bars from a cell window. Half Drop in Melons North Carolina's production of cantaloupes will be reduced one-half below that of last year, due to the damage caused by heavy rains. KEALTHY WOMEN, HAPPY HOIS Good dispositions succumb. Irritability and snappy retort take the place of happiness and amiability. Sunshine is driven out of homes, in fact, they are often wrecked, and friends are estranged because women suffer with ailments peculiar to'their sex. The use of Lydia Vegetable Compound will overcome such ailments and restore health and happiness. Do not resort to strong stiumlants or narcotics when this great strengthening, healing remedy made from roots and herbs is always within reach. —Advertisement

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