Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1926 — Page 2

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SHOWS DECREASE IN ENUMERATION IN INDIANAPOLIS Number of School Children Drop 199 Since Last Year’s Report. The annual enumeration of white and Negro children in Indianapolis and Marion County under direction of Lee E. Swails, country school superintendent, shows a decrease of 199 children in Indianapolis since last year. In a report on file in tlie office of Dr. Henry N. Sherwood, ytate superintendent of public instruction, it was disclosed there are 79,108 children in Indianapolis this year as compared to 79,307 for 1933. t The enumeration includes all persons between 6 and -1 years. *1 School officials said the drop in the city enumeration was due to families moving to other cities. Last year there was reported a gain of 005 children. 68,96(5 Attend School Os the total for Indianapolis, 63.966 attend school, 12,0003 are regularly employed and 3,139 are unemployed. While a decrease was reported for Indianapolis, there was an increase in the enumeration in townships outside of Indianapolis. Total was given aCIO.IOS, a gain of 998 over last year . All of the townships, except Decatur which reported a loss of thirty-one children, had an increase over last year. (iain at Beech Drove Total number of children in the nine townships are: Center, outside I ndianaplois, 753; Decatur, 518; Franklin, 692, Lawrence, 897; Derry, 1,765; Pike, 437; Warren, 1,114; Washington, 1,104, and Wayne, 2,828. No Negro children were reported living in Warren township. Tn Beech drove, the numeration showed 702 children, a gain of 80 over 1925. It was reported 609, of this total attend school. In Woodruff Place there was reported to 175 children of which 161 attended school. No Negro children were reported living In Beech Grove or Woodruff Place. The grand total enumeration for the county gave the juvenile total as 90,093, an increase of 1.054 over last year. The enumeration is carried on by a house to house canvass during April. BREAKFAST AT CHURCH Woman’s Missionary Union to Elocf Officers Friday. The Woman’s Missionary Union of the Reformed, Churches of Indianapolis will hold its annual meeting Fiiday at Ht. John’s Reformed Church, Merrill and Alabama Sts. The meeting will open with a breakfast at 11:30 a. in. and will be followed by a business meeting and election of officers. During the aft ernoon ffrogram the Revs. H. V. Shinn, George P. Kohl, L. C. MinHerman and C. J. G. Russom will speak. Mrs. Fred Hoke will speak in the interests of the new south Side Y. W. C. A. Special music will be featured.

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Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: C. If. Beckett, Seventy-Ninth St. and Spring Mill Rd., Ford, from Meridian and Michigan Sts. George Ballinger, 1922 N. Pennsylvania St., Moon 525-247, from Kentucky Ave. and Drover St. Warren Wabooe, 3332 Graceland Ave., Chevrolet 546-542, fromm MarJet and Alabama Sts. Thelma Wiggins. 404 N. Delaware St., Ford 535-732, from Capitol Ave. and Ohio St. Hershel House, 1639 X. Capitol Ave., Ford, from in front of that address. William P. Jungclaus, 825 Massachusetts Ave., Chevrolet 160-048, from Twenty-Fourth and Pennsylvania Sts. BACK HOME AGAIN Automobiles reported found by police belong to: Warren Wabooe, 3332 Graceland ! Ave., Chevrolet, at 413 E. North St. Steve Gershanoff, 540 W. Washington St., Ford, at 913 Indiana Ave. John E. Phacker, 40 N. Senate Ave., Ford, at Georgia and Noble Sts. CHILD AT GRAVE SACO, Maine—Because she loved her mother so much, Jeanette Riddell, 12-year-old girl, went to the cemetery where his body is buried and spent the entire night. The child was found the following morning by searching parties. Happy Man Can Eat Anything For a lons time everything H. T. Cartithers ate fermented in hir atomat-li and he " is bloated witti era?. After taking AdliTik.i lie has no more troublo and can cat anything. Adlerilta gives the* system a REAL cleansing and brings out old metabolic poisons which may have caused trouble for a long time. Just ONE spoonful rebecs GAs and takes away that full, bloated feeling so that you can sleep at night, without rolling from side to side. Even if your bowels move every day, Adlerilta removes much additional poisonous matter which you never thought was in your system, and which caused sour stomach, ncivnusne-s. sleeplessness, hcad,'che. etc, Don't wait any longer but let Adlerilta give, your stomach and bowels QUICK relief. At leading druggists. Sold in In lianapolis h.v the Hook Drug Cos., and other lending druggists—Advertisement.

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CoD'jriuht. hi/ i'nitril I'rrx* Central Standard Time Throughout WEAF, New York and Hook Up. s P. M.—National Electric Light Association convention with Elizabeth Rethberg, Metropolitan opera soprano, Vincent Lopez orchestra, Secretary Mellon. CNRW, Winnipeg, 9 P. M. — CNRW choral society. CFCA, Toronto 9 P. M.—Peterboro male choir. WTA.M, Cleveland, 7 P. M.—Program from the Cleveland Municipal Auditorium. ™ KOA, Denver, S P. M. —Music week program t lie development of the oratorio. WEAF, New York, 5 P. M.—Gilbert and Sullivan's Ruddigo. WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Paul, 11:30 P. M.—Organ recital. WSAI, Cincinnati, 9 P. M. —String quartet. WDAF, Kansas City, 11.45 P. M. —Night Hawks frolic. WMAQ. Chicago, 7:55 P. M.— WMAy players.

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4-Pc.Bsdroom Suite $220 Value Sounds Impossible, but true, every word. This iple<*e walnut finish ifrdronm suite, bow end bed, dresser, chest of drawers, semi-vanity going at such u ridiculous low price. If you don’t take advantage of this, you lose the opportunity of a lifetime. Our regular prior $220. (Quitting Business l*ric... rjl 4=2

MATTRESSES $11.75 Values, CLOSE OUT 5 6.95 Mattresses are filled with layer on Inver of 15-pound nll-fe'tcd cotton for lasting comfort. Not the kind with loose, sagging centers. (iood grade of fancy art ticking. Well tufted. 1101 l edge. Great buy.

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Dancing 7:3O—KURD. WHAS. 8:00—WKBH, WJR. S : 30—VVt)(). 9:OO—KMOX, WEAF, WHO. 9:30 —WIIN. 10:00—WOOD, WKBH. 10:30 —KPRC. 11:00—WBBM, WJR. 11:30—KMOX. 11:45—WDAF. 12:00—WQJ.

II I*. 51. —WBBM —Nr tty Club. WHT— Your Hour League. Pat Barnes. WENIt Frolic WJR —Jesters 11:30 l‘ 41. KMOX -Rendezvous WCCO —Organ WJJD —S'-tun Up Hour. WLlß—Organ „ , , , 11-15 I’ 41.—WDAF -Ni.'hlbawk rolic 12" Midnight—Kt I Popular program. WQJ—Ginger Hour. WINDOWS FOUND OPEN William t’oatney, mrrt’haiit police man called the police emcißency squad to the Morrison Cloak and Suit House, 4 W. Washington St., when he found windows open. A search of the building was made, hut no one found. Mien Mprrison. president, said he believed employes left the windows open. ttevera 1 weeks age, safe-crackers escaped with nearly 8.5,006.

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BED SPRINGS $17.50 Values, 312.48 lor reasons, we cannot mention manufacturer*4 name, bnt can assure you nationally-known. A tower of sfrenglli because of t)l l’Hlcal coil siring*, which arc quite comfortable and serviceable. <ray enamel finish. s./es to flt nnv nood or iron bed in full or single sizes. Close out . $1*2.48

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TAKE FOUR IN CHRYSLER One Said, in Tip, to Resemble Haag .Murder Bandit. Two men and two women were arrested early today when police re ceived a tip that two men in a Chrysler auto, one resembling one of the men iti the Wilkinson Haag murder Monday, were intoxicated near Bellefontalne and Thirtieth Sts. Lieutenant Forsythe and squad charged John Carr. 27, of 1414 X. Dearborn St., and Spencer Rowland. 18, of 2701 *a College Ave., tvith •Operating a blind tiger, and Misses Marion Hall, alias Mildred Edwards, 22. and I’eggy Ponder, 21, both giving 1263 X. Meridian St., as then address, with vagrancy. Ati uart bottle partly filled with alcohol was seized and police said all had been drinking.

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GIRL GOLDS 10 REVENGj THEORY (Continued From Page 1) that there were ‘some folks 4\’ho would feel a lot better if lie were out of the way.’ ” Miss Murphy indicated that she had some theory as to whom the ‘‘some folks" were, but refrained from expressing an opinion. Miss Murphy inquired anxiously how Mrs. Carolyn Haag (the dead man’s wife) was feeling about the tragedy. ‘‘l didn’t know Wilkie was married when I first got acquainted with him.” asserted the girl. “Later, t? understood that he and his tvife were separated for good and were just the same as divorced.” “Some persons didn’t like Wilkie,” she went on, "but lie was a wonderful man to those who understood him. He was wonderful to me, and I know when all this excitement is over life is going to seem mighty empty without him.’” Her eyes tilled with tears. Noticed Chrysler* Miss Murphy, telling of the holdup said that her attention was directed to the Chrysler bearing the bandits, when Haag squeezed her arm as she was alighting from Haag’s machine and lie said, "Look, there’s that Chrysler again.” “I thought sure the smaller of the bandits was going to shoot me also," Miss Murphy observed. ‘‘But 1 guess they only wanted Wilkie, it's a wonder lie didn’t shoot me to stop me for 1 never knew I could m ream as 1 did during those awful moments.” .Miss Lonore Haag 2859 X. Meridian St., an aunt of the dead man, is inclined to believe with the police

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For more than half a century John X. Carey, 71, of 1150 V Meridian St., who died at his home early today from illness contracted several weeks ago in Florida, was active in business and civic circles. that no motive other than robbery caused the hold-up and shooting "I wouldn’t be surprised if those were tlie men that my nephew said had followed him from the Derby. Saturday. He told it bank official that three men in a roadster had trailed him bark from Louisville and that lie finally stopped his car and managed to let them get past him,' Miss Haag said. She also told of a suspicious cir-

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cumstanee that occurred at the Haag drug store just after Williamson had left for luncheon on the day of the shooting. “Some men —one of them in a light gray suit, came in and inquired for Charles Weber, one of the boys at the drug store. Then it seemed they didn't want Charles, but asked for my nephew. Upon finding he had just gone Ihey left hastily. In several ways their description tallies with that of the bandits. I'm inclined to believe shat these tvere the men who had been coolly trailing Wilkinson.” Miss Haag said that the diamond the men tried to get from her nephew 4vas “a particularly beautiffil stone” and was worth about $3,500. "Any intimation that the shooting Kid revenge in the background is tinny mind quite unfounded,'' observed Miss Haag. "He had no enemies that I know of. Ho and his wife have been parted about a year, "but that was working out all right. You know that ‘absence makes the heart grow fonder* and only last week, my nephew told H. M. Tebay, a revenue officer lhat be (Haag) and his wife had now grown to he very good friends. Miss Haag expressed approval of the efforts the police are making to round up the bantyts, but said that the arrest of Newton Day, one of those arrested for questioning, was “absurd.” “That hoy once worked for us. and he's harmless as a kitten." she observed. Day is out rfn SSOO bond. All, THOSE WOMEN HULL, England.—Because cit\ authorities have decided there tvill lie no room for women when the Prince of Wales lays the cornerstone of anew municipal art gallery, the women tlyeaten to turn out eti masse at the next election and force a complete change in the municipal government.

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