Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 273, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1926 — Page 5

MARCH 17,1926

FORMER STATE POLICEMAN TO PROVIDE BOND Found Guilty by Judge in Liquor Law Bribe Case. Howard Bennett, Columbus. Ohio, former Indiana State policeman found guilty of compounding a felony Tuesday by Criminal Judge James 'A. Collins and sentenced to six months on the Indiana State Farm, was to be realesed on $1,500 appeal bond today. He remained in jail overnight. Bennett was charged with accepting a SIOO bribe from Fred Slater, 2149 N. Delaware St., moving picture machine operator, for not arresting him on a liquor law charge, after finding liquor in his car. Bennett denied all charges. Matter of Consequence “This Is a matter of some consequence to submit to the court,” remarked Judge Collins. "Here’s Mr. Bennett engaged to serve the State as a police officer. Twenty-three gallons of alcohol is found in Slater's car when Bennett arrived at the garage, and its sudden disappearance makes it somewhat of a mystery.” Judge Collins said the evidence showed Louis Schneider, police officer and intimate friend of Slater, conducted himself in a most “reprehensible manner” because “he wanted to help a friend.” Judge Collins asked if ever any indictment had been returned against Slater. No Indictment “No, your honor, there was not,” replied Prosecutor William 11. Remy. "He volunteered his information.” Besides Slater, Schneider was the chief prosecuting witness. Remy was overruled when he asked if it was not a fact Bennett was housekeeper for D. C. Stephenson, serving a life term at the Indiana State Prison for murdering Miss Oberholtzer. WATER CASE DELAYED Arguments Postponed by U. S. Court Until April 12. United States Supreme Court has postponed arguments on the Indianapolis Water Company' case until April 12, Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom has been informed. It was to have been heard Friday. Governor Jackson has declined to eorpment on the suggestion of Mayor Duvall that State and city leaders join in employing special counsel to assist Gilliom and Taylor E. Groninger, former city corporation counsel, in making the arguments. Since each side is limited to one-hour arguments, Gilliom and Jackson feel there is no need for additional legal aid.

Values Are Phenomenal in Our Removal Sale We must vacate our warehouse this week end. Prices are lowered STILL FURTHER in our effort to reduce our stocks preparatory to moving. This *lB Breakfast Suite 5 Pieces Exactly & g||| as Pictured • -Mlrhf Natural Wood Unfinished OTJR REMOVAL SALE brings hundreds of such phenomenal values as this. BREAKFAST SUITE as pictured, with DROP-LEAF TABLE, when opened, 3b x 42. Shaped edges, so that when table is opened the top is perfectly smooth. Artistically designed chairs. Regular SIB.OO Suite, $12.85. Unequaled RUG Values! | Convenient Terms | Seamless Brussels Rugs CQ $49.50 Seamless Axminsters sll fiC Also Fringed Velvets. 9x12 ft. NEW PATTERNS Armstrong's Printed Linoleum ttfin Printed. 6-ft. width. Scotch burlap back. Square yard Armstrong's Inlaid Linoleum $| CO Colors go through to Burlap Back. Square yard

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Members of the Shortridge High School junior class who presented the winning vaudeville act, “At (harleston,” at the junior frolic recently. Front row (left to right): Mildred McNaught, Herbert Tope, Josephine Binninger, Robert Allison, Mary Jane Wolfram and Trice Lewis. Back row: Pat Thompson, Don Wliittinger, Nonna Mack, Ted Greatbatch and Betty Huffman. Bernice Spade, a member of the cast, was not in the picture.

METAL TRADES DINNER PLANNED Problem of Future Workers to Be Discussed. The problem of getting skilled workers for industry in the future, occasioned by the trend of youth toward the “white collar and cuff” jobs, is to be discussed by Louis Ruthenberg, East Moline, 111., at the annual meeting and dinner of

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the Indianapolis branch. National Metal Trades Association, Wednesday night, March 31, in the Claypool Riley room. Ruthenburg, general manager of the Yellow Sleeve Valve Engine Works, wil tell why industrial training is necessary to the success of American industry. Mrs Marguerite B. Benson, Chicago, director of the women’s bureau Illinois Manufacturers’ Association, will talk on “The Truth About Women in Industry." Five thousand invitations to the dinner have been mailed. Forty-five firms in Indianapolis, Connersville, Muncie, Richmond, Lafayette, Ft. Wayne, Evansville, Columbus and La Porte have members in the local

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TO OPEN PAVING BIDS MARCH 25 70 Miles of Roads to Be Improved. With the opening of bids for some seventy miles of paving on March 25, the State highway commission expects by the last of this month to have under contract about 120 miles of hard surfacing in this year’s construction program. Projects advertised for the 23rd will close a 42-mile gap on No. 1 between Peru and Plymouth and by fall the public may expect continuous pavement between Louisville and the Michigan line north of South Bend. State Road 1 connects at the line with pavement now built nearly to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. A short gap being paved on No. 1 south of Franklin will be completed this spring. Right-of-way likely will be secured in time to complete No. 1 south to Columbus this Reason. This fall also will see Indianapolis connected by pavement with Ft. Wayne via Anderson and Marion. In 1925 pavement was laid on No. 11 between Anderson and Marion, and this year the commission will extend pavement on No. 7 from Marion to Ft. Wayne via Huntington. Two short gaps on No. 46 in Whitley and Noble counties will be completed soon, after which Ohio traffic routing through Ft. Wayne will have

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continuous pavement via Goshen, Elkhart, South Bend, Michigan City and Gary to Chicago. The State road agency has contracted to complete No. 25 between Angola and the Ohio line east, which will complete paving this road across the state between Angola and Chicago. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC ALBANY, N. Y. —Epidemics of Influenza have been reported from four communities. Binghamton has

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