Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 165, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1925 — Page 11

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11, 1925

LEADER OF GANG IS SHOT DOWN Guns Blaze In Chicago Booze Feud. ftri United Preae CHICAGO, Nov: 11.—Samuel Amatuna, booze gang leader, was near death today as a result of the war that is being waged for control of Chicago’s illicit alcohol. Araatuna was shot down last night as he was preparing to attend the Chicago opera. The assailants escaped. Since the death of Michael Merlo, recognized “king” of the Italian cruarter, feuds have been raging between rival factions, each backing its leader for Merlo’s throne. Amatuna was one of the popular choices. Next month he was to have married a sister of Merlo’s widow, and factional leaders saw in the wedding a chance for Amatuna to gain the support of the Merlo crowd.

DILL CUTS TAX $308,000,000 ‘Maximum Reduction’ Chairman Green Says. Bn United Preaa WASHINGTON. Nov. 11.—The nearly completed tax measure, shav ing $308,000,000 from annual payments, represents the absolute maximum to which the Government can go in reducing revenues for many years t ocome. Chairman Green of the House Ways and Means committee said here today. “If business moves along on its present expansive lines I believe the taxes we have adopted will net the treasury a surplus of perhaps $30,000,000 by 1928,” Green said. “On the other hand, if business has one bad year this bill might leave the Government with a $60,000,000 deficit.

PROWLERS REPORTED Anto Number Given Police—Officers Told of Robberies. H. C. /dams, 2201 E. Riverside Dr., reported to police that on several occasions recently his family has been frightened by prowlers. Tuesday night they sat in a dark house and saw a man alight from an auto and try the front door of their home. They gave police the auto license number. Mrs. C. V. Wise, 4002 N. New Jerseys ‘St., reported a pistol and money taken by a burglar. Shortly after Albert Wilson, colored, 207 Roanoke St.,- reported clothing valued at SIOO stolen, police charged Louis Wilson, colored, same address with grand larceny. Part of the loot was recovered.

AIR LEADERS TO SPEAK Society of Automotive Engineers Will Hear Two. William B. Stout, president of Stout Airplane division of the Ford Motor Company, and. Lieut. J. Parker Van Zandt of United States Department of Commerce, will address the Indiana Section of Society of Automotive Engineers Thursday night at the Sea-erin. Commercial air transportation will be the topic following dinner at 6:15 p. m. Stout will speak on “Commercial Airplane Development,” and Van Zandt on “Reliability of Modern Airplane Transportation.” A public meeting at 7:30 p. m. will follow the dinner. ,

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: Elmer Spry, R. R. C, box 475-K. Ford, from Capitol Ave. and Louisi. ana Sts. Harry Humphrey, 1715 Garfield PI., Ford, 603-595, from rear of 410 N. Meridian St. Curtiss Chotzen, R. R. E, box 148-N, Chevrolet, 470-144, from 520 N. East St.

BACK HOME, AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by police belong to: Maxwell touring-car found at 505 N. Illinois St., without license or title plates. Herbert Pennell, 920 N. New Jersey St., Chrystler, found at Michigan St. and Indiana Ave. S9OO DIAMONDS GONE Edward Petri and Company, diamond merchants, 206 Guaranty Bldg., have asked detectives recover diamonds valued at S9OO missing from the establishment since Nov. 4.

Roofless Plates People who have once worn the ROOFLESS PLATE will not wear any other kind. Come in for free examination. We make allowance for old plates. Ask to see sample of our GOLDEN PLATE. Either Roofless or full. All we ask is for you to see it. You will be astonished. It’s the most beautiful and sanitary Denture ever made. Don’t bring any money, just come and look. Ejteljorg & Moore Cor. E. Market and Circle Few Step* From Circle Theater

In Charge of Stephenson Jury

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Left to Right—Bailiffs Fred Harger and Ingram Mallery, who are in charge of the jury at Noblesville which will decide the fate of D. C. Stephenson, Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry, charged with the murder of Miss Madge Oberhoitzer of Indianapolis.

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Oren S. Hack, attorney, was appointed Democratic member of the board of works by Mayor-elect John L. Duvall.

SCHOOL GIRL BREAKS LEG Maxine Baker, 7, daughter of Earl Baker, Maywood, Ind., Is In Riley Hospital, suffering with a broken leg received Tuesday, while playing in the Maywood grade school yard, during recess.

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Women's Buckle Barbour Welt Oxford Big Values —IN— Men's, Women's Shoes $0.95 sg.so s^9s and Up Children's Shoes SJ.9B $2 45 $2‘ 95 5 3= at HEID’S SHOE STORE 1646 N. Illinois St. 233 E. Washington Bt. ODDoalte Courthouse.

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Don’t Miss This Coat Sale A Small Deposit The Best of the Entire Season —' Reserves Your Coat 21-23 N. Illinois St. November COAT Sale

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