Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 154, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1925 — Page 10

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First St„ taxi driver, said a colored man who asked to be driven from 355 Indiana Ave., to 616 W. Vermont St., early today drew a gun when he arrived at the destination and robbed him of $28.75 and ran. Lieutenant Dean and squad traced the robber for several blocks by the footprints in the snow. George Cox, colored, Louisville, Ky., said he asked two colored men to direct him to the Y. M. C. A., Tuesday night. He paid their car fare and when near Walnut and Roanoke Sts., they drew a gun and took sls from his suit case. Later Cox identified Edward Jackson, colored, 721 W. Twenty-Second St., as one of the men. He was slated on a vagrancy charge. Orville McGee, 3955 Parke Ave., driver for the Progress Laundry, told police he was headed for the city late Tuesday, from Zionsville, Ind., and when near Thirty-Eighth ijt. and Kessler Blvd., two men in a roadster drove along side, ordered him to stop and get out. One drew a gun and the other took, $45 and his watch and then threw his auto keys away. , The same two men are thought to have held up Miller Greer, 1744 N. Delaware St., on Salt Lake Rd. nine miles from the city. They took his watch and a sum of money, leaving him stranded. Michael Seal, 42, of 1729 S. Union St., an Insurance collector, was charged with robbery and petit larceny. Police said he is alleged to have taken a purse and $14.50 from Barney Mcßane, 68, of 809 Fayette St., near Maryland and West Sts. Persons who say they saw Seal knock Mcßane down caught him and held him until police aiAlved. MAH-JONGG IS PASSE Bu Times Special WASHINGTON, Oct. 29. —Yes, it’s safe to use the family mah-jongg table for kindling this winter. The game has gone blotto. Federal taxes, on sale of sets netted only $195 during the past month. In 1924 receipts for the corresponding period were $2,441.

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WRECK TOLL IS NINETEEN LIVES Three More Die in Memphis Hospitais. Bu Press MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 28.—The death toll in the wreck of the Frisco line Florida-Kansas City flier, ‘‘Sunnyland” mounted to nineteen today. as three more victims died in Memphis hospital. P. J. Sandy of Armory, Miss., a brakeman, and Yongue Jordan, 12, and Arthur Jordan, 10, of Carrollton, Ga., were added to the victims of the "Sunnyland,” w'hich went down a 30-foot embankment at Victoria, Miss., early Tuesday. A dozen of those Injured were still in a serious condition in hospitals here. Several are expected to die. About fifty others were less seriously Injured. CITY SCHOOLS CLOSED New Albany Battles Epidemic of Infantile Paralysis. Bu United Press NEW ALBANY, Ind., Oct. 28All of the schools In this city were closed today as health officials battled an epidemic of infantile paralysis. Besides closing the schools an order has been issued forbidding children under 18 attending shows and other assemblages. Parents have been uregd not to allow children to attend church and Sunday school services this week. WOMANS PURSE TAKEN Daylight Snatching Is Reported to Police. A daylight purse snatching was reported to police today. Mrs. Florence McCoy, 1527 Bellefontaine St., said a colored man seized her pocketbood, containing $6 and $1 in street car tickets at Fifteenth St. and Ashland Ave., and fled.

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Bu Times -Special WINCHESTER, Ind., Oct. 28. Winchester is due for one of the greatest social thrills of Its history when Countess Ellen Rezanoff, who comes from far away Russia to act as secretary to James P. Goodrich, ex-Governor of Indiana, arrives here. And the eligible young men of the city are grooming themselves as never before. For Princess Ellen Is beautiful and only 22. How to property address a Russian countess, whether to offer her lemon in the tea, would an old-fash-ioned bob sled party appeal to her, and numerous other Questions are

the talk of the social wortd In this little city. Goodrich is anxious for the arrival of the Countess, who landed In &ew York Tuesday, because she Is the only one who has the solution to a stack of notes In Russian shorthand concerning his recent tour In Russia. One formidable rival looms as a contender to local swains, according to press dispatches. He Is Alex Mlchaloff, a fellow countryman who is forging his way ahead in the automobile business at Detroit. But the Princess in New York denied with pretty blushes a rumor who is to wed. Neighbors of the Goodrich family are expected to offer freely advice concerning treatment of a bruised eye the Princess suffered when the President Harding took a heavy roll at sea. t Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich met the Princess in Russia, w here she served as an Interpreter. They were so charmed they Invited her to come to America as their ward. SMALL CASE UNTOUCHED SPRINGFIELD. 111., Oct. 27—The Illinois Supreme Court today adjourned without voting on the case against Governor Small for an accounting of interest on State funds during hfcj terms as State treasurer.

ASKS REPEAL OF JEWELRY TAXES Marion Man Leads Fight Before Committee. Bu Times Special WASHINGTON. Oct. 28—Let blushing bridegrooms buy a handsome loving stein for Ralph Roessler, of Marion, Ind. Alone, with only a battery of newspaper men behind him, Roessler stood before the House Ways and Means Committee and demanded a reduction of the Federal tax on engagements diamonds, wedding rings, silver baby rattles and other trinkets of the Jewelry trade. The jewelry trade is languishing, Sossler declared. People, due to the heavy tax, no longer buy bright golden dewdads for birthday, wedding and Christmas presents, he asserted. “Jewelry Is taxed as a luxury,” he cried, "but it is not.” The committee were asked to remember that trainmen have to buy expensive watches and that young swains have to buy expensive diamonds. •

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DOCTOR IS FOUND DEAD Bu Times Special EMPIRE, Mich., Oct. 28.—Dr. L. H. Shank, veteran county physician, made a dying attempt to revive himself by a hypodermic Injection following a sudden heart attack which came upon him as he drove toward a patletnt’s home. The attempt failed and he was found dead in the snow beside his stalled automobile. SCHOOL GIRL INJURED .Doris Curly, 10, of 1426 English Ave., was seriously hurt today, when she was struck by an auto at Spann Ave. and Laurel St., on her way to school. The driver, Clyde Conn, 1229 W. Thirty-Second St., blamed slippery streets. Front wheels of the auto pinned

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the child against the curb. Her right eye and face were torn. She was sent to the city hospital. Snowy streets caused four other accidents. No one was Injured and no arrests were made.

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