Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 124, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1924 — Page 14

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BOOM IS PLANNED BY L WASHINGTON Merchants to Stage Publicity Stunt Campaign, A newspaper advertising and a publicity stunt campaign to draw attention to the E. Washington St. shopping district is planned by the E. Washington St. Merchants Association. Plans were discussed at a quarterly dinner at the Chamber of Commerce, attended by seventy-five members, Tuesday evening. The association will back a movement to reroute College cars south in Delaware and north in Alabama Sts., and will urge modern lighting of New Jersey St. between Washington St. and Massachusetts Ave. The merchants express dissatisfaction with enforcement of regulations upon the curb market in Washington between Alabama and Delaware Sts. They stated they do not oppose location of legitimate producers in the section, but object to abuses of the privilege.

From Far and Near

Old fashioned generosity landed A. Stanley Copeland of Buffalo in jail. He attempted to present a quart of “tolerably good whisky to Federal Judge John R. Hazel in open court. Ambulances were rushed to a spot near Babylon, N. Y„ where, it was reported, lay the “mutilated body of a man.” As surgeons reached the body, it arose, yawned and asked, "How far Is it to Patchogue?” Aroused by reports of youthful drinking parties, Albion, (Mich.) police have announced the curfew lavAwill be strictly enforced. Neglectful Va rents will be punished. One bullet drilled three holes in Robert Turner, 12, of Chicago. The bullet, from a mysterious source, passed through his chin, cut off a finger and buried itself in his left foot. The first cold snap of the fall cost Alexander Bexter, 82, of New Orleans, La., his life. Bexter told members of his family he was going to sit in the sun to thaw out. He fell asleep and sparks from a corn cob pipe in his mouth ignited his clothing. Physicians say his burns may prove fatal. Check Charge Filed Miss Frances Hottel. 20, of 941 N. Meridiem St., is under arrest today charged with issuing a fraudulent check. She was arrested Tuesday by operatives of the Quigley-Hyland Detective Agency who alleged that Miss Hottel on Sept. 26 gave the L. S. Ayres Company a check for $84.5u in payment of a dress. A further investigation is being made, operatives said.

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MISSING PERSONS OBJECTS OF HUNT Two Boys, Woman and Man on List. „ Two Indianapolis persons and one out-of-town man and his son were reported missing to police today. Mrs. Pearl Day, SO3 E. Maryland St., told police her son, Roseoe, 14,

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who is chunky, has a light complexion and blue eyes, and was wearing a dark suit, lightt • cap and black shoes, has not been seen since he left for school Monday noon. Mrs. Riney Lemons, 58, is reported missing by her son-in-law, Ernest Mann, 1901 Hovey St., at whose home she lived. Mann gave police the name of Mrs. Lemons’ employer, who, he said, has not been seen since the Jinan’s disappearance. Mrs. Ida Sheets, Madison, Ind., wife of Archie A. Sheets, 43, wrote police she believed her husband is in Indianapolis with their son, Ray Sheets, 15, and another woman and three children. She said she tracked him in Madison until the family left there.

CHARITIES CONFERENCE B.if Timm Special NEWCASTLE. Ind., Oct. I.—Arrangements have been completed for

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the annual conference of State charities and correction which opens here Saturday for a two-day meeting. Prominent speakers will address the sessions.

MONEY * TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY Th State Savings & Trust Cos: 0 East Market Street

HEY! GRAB ME •- I am NEW, but I was manufactured in 1923. Therefore, you get a n?w truck and save a year s depreciation. See me at — STONE CHEVROLET CO. 540 E. Washington St.

October Ist Is Pay Day for Our Savings Depositors We are ready today to pay thousands of dollars in interest to our savings depositors at the rate of 4V2% Per Annum We sincerely hope you are on this pay roll. If not, start right now. Do You Know — That $1 or more,*will start, an account here ? Remember This — We will allow interest from the FIRST on all deposits made on or before the TENTH. If your name is not on our interest **pay roll” you are missing something. Open a Savings Account NOW. MEYER-KISER BANK 128 East Washington Street „ ) 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily Hours . g A M to 8 p M Satnrday

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