Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 243, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1925 — Page 13

FRIDAY, FEB. 20, 1925

HUSBAND FLEES WITH FURNITURE ■ Irate Wife Left in Possession of Apartment, Bv United Press NEW YORK, Feb. 20.—After Mrs. Jesse Margaret Budlong had broken her six-day fast, her husband early today removed all of the furniture* from the twelve-room apartment In which she has been a voluntary prisoner'since last Friday. In place of the furniture was left a note from her husband, Milton Budlong, vice president North Central Texas Oil Company. “Your conduct has made it impossible for me and the children ever again to occupy the apartment. I have decided to remove my furniture, give up the apartment, and become a resident of Newport, R. 1., which is the only place where .1 have a home.” The hunger strike, which Mrs. Budlong began after she lost a suit for separation at Newport was broken Thursday when she drank a glass of milk.

HEAVY EXPENSE SEEN Treasurer Says Tax Notices Would Cost County SIO,OOO. Senator Steele’s bill now pending in the Indiana Senate requiring *ity treasurers to mail notices of unt of taxes due and the time of ming delinquent, would cost Marion County SIO,OOO a year, ao cording to Treasurer John L. Duvall. Twice each year 160,000 notices would have to be sent. Notification of taxpayers in the State would cost SBO,OOO, It was estimated. John J. Brown, member of the State tax Board, said the measure is unnecessary. THIEF HAS LARGE JOB Bathroom Fixtures Taken Away From Vacant House. The plumbing thief returned to action Thursday, police reports showed today. Mrs. C. A. George, 6 8. Keystone Ave., told police all the bathroom fixtures, valued at $l5O, were stolen from a vacant house she owns at 712 N. Alabama St. Russell T. Gard, assistant superintendent at the Methodist Hospital, ■aid a gun he saw in a pawn shop window resembled his. Later he discovered two flint lock pistols, valued at slls, were gone from his office. B. P. Burkhart, Lincoln Hotel, reported theft of a trunk wi*h clothing valued at S3OO, strapped on the running board of his auto, parked at the Murat Theater. HAYNES HOPES ARE HIGH holders Buy in Mortgaged —Manufacture Planned. Bv Timea Special KOKOMO, Ind., f’eb. 20.—Kokomo citizen, l, who just a year ago, gave $1,600,000 to save the Haynes Automobile Company, today held high hopes for reorganization of the bankrupt company. Robert L. Tucker, trustee in bankruptcy has accepted a $760,000 bid by the bondholders for the mortgaged property and $125,000 for the unmortgaged service and production inventories. Tudor is expected to make an immediate report to Harry Sheridan, referee ir bankruptcy. Bondholders comi.:>ttee is making arrangements to secure outside capital to commence reproduction of automobiles. BANDITS ON RAMAt>GE Eighteen Hold-Ups in Cleveland; “Shoot to Kin," Order. Bv United Preae CLEVELAND, FVb. 20.—“ Get these bandits. Bring them intq the morgue. Shoot to kill.” Chief o. Police Jacob Graul Issued these ord, to policemen as one of the worst drae waves in several years hit <_l "eland today. Since dusk Thursdi night eighteen citisens have been h->ld up and robbed by gunmen, officials reported. INep causes accident Weary Motorist Drives Auto Into Parked Car. "I momentarily fell asleep. ' said William Hussey, 34 E. Thirty-Sixth St., explaining to police how he happened to drive his auto into a car parked at 3200 N. Meridian St., owned by Charles Zwick, 3655 Washington Blvd. Mrs. Zwick, In the rear seat, was cut on the head by broken glass. The Z wicks as ted police not to arrest Hussey. William T. Heuser, 33, of 1422 Herahell Ave., city fireman, was charged with driving while intoxicated and intoxication and suspended by Fire Chief John J. O’Brien, after police said his auto struck a car driven by Sam Marshall, colored, 316 Erie St., rear, at Indiana Ave. and Blake St. BOSTON MAN EMPLOYED New Body Designer Taken on By Nordyke & Marmon. W. E. Pierce, of Boston, Mass., is new body designer for Nordyke & Marmon Cos., Howard C. Marmon, vice pnwident in charge of engineering, announced today. Pierce, said to be one of thi foremost designers of the United States, will be located here permanently. •rRIOTIC talk tonight Frederick E. Schortemeier Will Make Washington Addresses. Frederick E. Schortemeier, Secretary of State, will address the Men’s XJlub of the Memorial Presbyterian Church at its Washington’s birthday celebration tonight. He will address the young men’s Bible classes of the ,North Park Christian Church Sunday on "Citizenship of George WashHngton.

Legislative Calendar

House N®w Bills stL (‘Huffman) —Clarifies lngur oee ~. insurance. B,' 489' (Rldenour-Wheelor) —Authyri7,es Ijjrmatiuu of mutual non-profit teiejiluj/K* -companies, exempt from control By PtibSlc Service Commission. Telephone and Teteeraph*. H. B. 481 (Farrell)—Requiroe distributors of electrical energy to maintain inepectton departments to guard against leaks which cause radio static. Judiciary B. H. B. 432 (Roe) —Authorizes creating of department of water works for secondclass cities." Cities of Second Class. H. B. 433 (Summy)—Permits township trustees within county to co-operate in hiring teachers and buying supplies. County and Township Business. H. B. 434 (Ebaugh)—Requires bimonthly payment of State employee. Fees and Sslareie. H. B. 435 (Ebaugh)—Creates I-eent tuberqulosis levy for Indianapolis and makes 13-cent health levy optional. Affairs City ludlanapolis. H. B. 436 (Mendenhall of Marion) Authorises 1-cent street construction and malntneance levy for Indianapolis. Ways and Means. H. B. 437 (M.ndenhsll of Marion) — Requires SI,OOO guaranty bond from persons supplying artificial limbs in vocational rehabilitation work. Stats Medicine. H. (J. 438 (De Raven) —Prohibits township trustees from transferring funds except irom school to tuition fund. Education. H. B. 430 (De Haven)—Places cost of trans.Vrring school child at per capita cost for pupil at school to which chlla is transferred. County and Township Business.. H. B. 440 (Harris of Monroe) —Requires motorist to dim lights when meeting another motor vehicle at night and fixes penalty. Roads. H. B. 441 (Cooper of Vigo)—Places restrictions of sale of collision and liability insurance policies containing deductible loss clauses. Insurance. H. B. 442 (Smith of Vijro)-—Permits change of venue In juvenile cases. Organization of Courts. H. B. 443 (Carter) —Appropriates $1,300 to reimburse Harry W. Carpenter for loss of automobile in collapse of bridge on State Road No. 22. Claims H. B. 444 (Kissinger)—Amends law creating State board of embaimers. State Medcilno. H. B. 445 (Buchanan) —Prohibits hospitals from restricting operations to persons on their staff. Corporations. Bills Passed H. B. 188 (Hull)—Permits county councils to appropriate $5,000 to empliy inspector sto co-operate with State and Federal authorities in tuberclin testing of dairy cattle. 83 to 6. H. B. 222 (Cooper of Vigo)—Permits schools reaching bonding limit to build high schools and issue bonds under civil corporation power. 70 to 20. H. B. 230 (Thiel)—Authorizes appointment of Juvenile court reporter. 80 to 4 H. B. 252 (Carlisle)—-Limits attorney general's opinions to Governor and State officials. 78 to 6. H. B. 357 ( Williams) —Legalizes tale of property mortgaged from school fund b\. county auditor when mortgage is unpaid 90 to 1.

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H. B. 306 (Eliott) —Makes Marion County engineer ex-officio a member of the Indianapolis city plan commission. 60 to 18. H. B. 310 (Plttenger)—Repeals special tax levies and increases State poll tax from $1 to $1.50. 89 to 0. Indefinitely Postponed H. B. 328 (Mendenhall of Davies-Dun-levy)—Authorized appointment of forest fire warden in each township. H. R. 353 (Htnkls) —Authorised special levy for free school books in Indianapolis. fl. B. 377 (Smith of Marion) —Required schools to excuse pupils desiring to receive private religious instruction. H. B. SBO (Hallies) —Governed sharing f crops on rented farms. Withdrawn EL B. 419 (Miller) —Licensed barbers. Senate Bills Pass* 8. B. 842 (Lindley)—R organising the State Board of Bducatior from thirteen members to five. 82 to P. 8. B. 113 (Stsele)—Providing for prevention of utresm polluti >n by Injunction. 38 to 0. S. B. 177 (O’Rosr'ge)—Transferring surplus in townsnlr> jor tax funds to a county dog tax frr.3. nslf of which gore

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