Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 158, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1925 — Page 5

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lANDITS OBTAIN S2O AT STORE trio Holds Up Clerk After Ordering Drinks. Three bandits held up the Tech pharmacy, Michigan and State Are., pte Monday night and escaped with BO from two cash registers, one of he bandits wore a red and gray sweater. E. R. Walker. 321 N. Garfield Ave.. flerk, told police the trio came in Hid ordered drinks. Shortly after he bund himself looking Into a revolver ield by one of the men. Police said they found no trace ►f the bandit who struck Miss Mary fhope, 619 Russell Ave.. on the head, knocking her down and then tookler purse and $24. DAYTON YOUTHS HELD two Said to Have Stolen; Wanted In Ohio Detention Home. Two youths, who told Patrolman 6wank that they ran away from Payton, Ohio, because they were Hated to be taken to the Detention Home there, were arrested here at t a. m. Monday. They said their Sames are Milton Puryear, 15, and Kenneth Weikert, 16. Swank said the two had theater jlckets and money wrappers admitied to have been stolen from the Sem Theater, 219 W. Washington St. Since arriving in the city last keek they have lived on bread and bilk stolen from grocery store boxes. Dayton authorities were notified.

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City Will Have Great Set of Plants for Games. • By Dick Miller Time* Staff Correspondent EVANSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 3. With the construction -work on the stadiums at Enlow Field, Bosse high school and Reitz Boys Catholic high school field rapidly nearing completion, Evansville is preparing to celebrate the ownership of probably

POTTER’S FIELD PLAT WILL GET ANDERSON Chapman’s Tutor to Be Buried With Little Ceremony Near Muskegon, Mich., Wednesday.

Bu Time Special MUSKEGON, Mich., Nov. 3. George “Dutch” Anderson, the tutor of the “Prince of Bandits,” Gerald Chapman, w 11 be buried with littie ceremony in a potter’s field near here Wednesday while on the other side of the people of this community will pay elaborate tribute to the memory of Detective Charles Hammond, a small town “cop.” Anderson tried to pass a “phony” S2O bill here Saturday night and a few minutes later toppled over dead in an alley with a chunk of lead in his heart. Hammond, though fatally wounded by Anderson, ended the career of the man for whom picked agents of the Department of Justice had searched for years. Although they bluffed and shot their way to freedom through some of the most daring detectives and police officers of the big cities, it remained for two so-called “country cops” to end the spectacular careers of Chapman and his mentor. Caught at Muncie Two years ago a night policeman at Muncle, Ind., captured Chapman

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HEN The Indianapolis Times VY/l announced Its “Pony Ex- ’’ I press” essay contest, Miss Ruth Elizabeth Bonifield, 1014 E. Market St., daughter of Fred Bonifield, attorney, decided that she wanted to win first prize. So she got out her history and wrote an essay. When the judges read it they decided that her essay was the best. She won first prize of S2O. And now Miss Bonifield, who is in her third year at Shortridge High School, can purchase her own new wrist watch. The contest was conducted in connection with the Apollo Theater and Paramount movies. HUSBAND TAKES LIFE Domestic Troubles Blamed for Pennsylvania Man’s Suicide. Domestic troubles were given as the motive for the suicide of Otis Deegan, 32, of Ironton, Pa., who drank poison in a room at 933 N. Pennsylvania St. v late Monday night. Coroner Paul F. Robinson began his inquest today. His wife told police that she and her shusband have been separated for some time and recently he returned here from Pennsylvania and sought: a reconciliation. She refused, she said, because he would not work. I. U. ALUMNI LUNCHEON The University coaching staff and high school athletes will be guests of Indiana University alumni at luncheon Monday at the Claypool. Ralph Thompson la president.

Reitz High School Stadium the greatest set of high school athletic plants in the country. The estimated value of the grounds and stadiums of the four high schools is set at $400,000. Bond issues have been sold for the buildings and the incomes have made the plants self supporting, according to Herbert Henderson, former Ohio State athlete, who is now business manager for the school board. Central High School controls Bosse field, built several years ago as a community athletic field by the former mayor, and the Central League baseball team plays baseball there.

single-handed and started him along the road that led to a death cell in the shadow of a New England gallows. But unlike the unfortunate Hammond, who didn’t even live to learn the man he had killed was the notorious “Dutch” Anderson, the Muncle policeman Is still basking In the glory and other rewards of the heroic act. Hammond’s widow and four children will be given the numerous rewards that were offered for the cafiture of “Dutch,” Federal authorities having waived all claims. The 'affairs of Gerald Chapman and “Dutch” Anderson form one of the most thrilling chapters In the history of American crime. They met for the first time in Sing Sing prison. There Anderson, as prison librarian, introduced Chapman into the world of books that later gave him the reputation of being a college graduate. The prison friendship continued after both the wiry little Irishman, Chapman, and the older Anderson were given their freedom. Together they plotted the famous New York mail robbery and together they went to Atlanta Federal penitentiary. Both Escape It was only a few months, however, before both bandits had escaped. Chapman was caught and brought back only to be freed again by the outside assistance of his friend, Anderson. The next thing that was heard of either of them was Chapman's capture at Muncie, Ind., where he had been in hiding at the rural home of Mr. and Mi’s. Ben Hance. The alleged "giving up” of Chapman proved the undoing of the Hances. Chapman was convicted of the murder of a New Britain, Conn., policeman and sentenced to hang. A few months later, in August of this year, the wrong from his viewpoint that had been done him by the Hances was avenged by Anderson, who came out of hiding long enough to kill them both as tlyy drove along a deserted highway near their home. Before dying Hance identified his slayers as Anderson and “One Arm” Wolfe, a Muncie police character, who is held at Muncie as Anderson’s accomplice. *

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Seating capacity In the half circle is estimated at 15.000. All seats were filled last Saturday when Champaign, 111., High School played here In the Central home-coming game. Beautifully Situated Located on a. hill in the west part of Evansville is Reitz Public High School. From the beautiful grounds all Evansville can be seen, as well pa.rt of Kentucky and the Ohio River. Directly in back of the school in the natural slope is the stadium. Concrete stands twenty rows high, built into the hill around half the oval seat 12,000 persons. They have been filled at city title games. The million-dollar Catholic Boys’ High School is building a stadium seating 15,000. Completing Stadium The Bosse High School, already recognized as one of the most beautiful high schools in the country, is completing a stadium that will not detract from its reputation. An eight-foot brick wall, stoned coped, incloses the field. Running the length of one side, a huge concrete stand, built from the curb line to the playing field, will seat ten thousand persons. The stand is. to oe covered half way down to care for bad weather. Arcades over the sidewalk and to the street allow auto loading and ticket sales out of the weather. A tunnel leads from the playing field to the high school, where dressingrooms, shower baths and swimming pool are part of the gymnasium equipment. The basketball court in the gym is said to be Ate largest in the State. The knockdown bleachers used in the gym can be moved to the stadium for big games. Backed by Banker The stadium is called Enlow field. C. B. Enlow\ known as the "Daddy of Athletics” In the high schools, is a member of the school board. Enlow, a leading banker of the town, has personally solicited bond issues, and funds for athletics. A recent drive netted $2,000, to be used to outfit baseball teams in all the schools next spring. He said: “We members of the board always deal with every question in the light of ‘will this be the best for the school children of Evansville?’ ” Today the majority of the high school students of Evansville are Insisting on college courses, and the number of grade school graduates W’ho fall to enter high school has dropped to almost rone.

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DAM BURSTS; TEN MISSING Lake Pours Into Valley, Carrying Away Dwellings. Ia United Pret LONDON, Nov. 3.—Flood waters in Lake Lyceigiau at Dolgarrog, North Wales, burst through the dam there last night, pouring a great wave through the (Jonway valley an I sweeping away numerous dwellings at Port Lloyd together with a bridge and a church. A woman and her nine children are missing and believed drowned. The dam burst with roar that could be heard far through the valley and then came a series of terrific explosions which cut off electric lights in many towns. The dam formerly held back 15.000.900 gallons of water, but the lake had swollen, weakening the structure. As the waters rushed through the sleeping valley they carried with them hundreds of cattle and sheep.

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