Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 112, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1926 — Page 12

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WEEK-END ARREST lOTA'IS NORMAL New Rules Governing Bondsmen Posted. t The past week end was much like '■those of the last month in regard to the number of arrests, police records today showed. Saturday evening and Sunday, 192 persons were arrested. Os these, 177 were men and fifteen women. New rules governing activities of bondsmen at city prison were posted in the turnkey's office today, having been drawn up by Chief Claude F. Johnson, Inspector Lewis Johnson and Judge Pro Tern Henry Winkler, serving during the vacation of Municipal Judge Paul Wetter. Bondsmen are not to loaf in the corridors and must leave promptly after transacting business. One bondsman at a time is to enter the turnkey’s office. Any policeman telling the bondsman the location of* any raid or the name of any prisoner is to be suspended immediately. LAUDS WOMAN’S WORK Memorial Services Held for Mrs. C. J. Vayhinger. The County W. C. T. U. held memorial services for Mrs. C. J. Vayhinger, active worker in the W. C. T. U., who died Aug. 15, 1924. The program: "Rock of Ages,” Mrs. W. Ijl. Davidson: Scripture reading, Miss Sanora B. Pruden; prayer, the Rev. E. W, Dunlavy; tribute to the life of Mrs. Vayhinger, the Rev. G. M. Smith; heart glimpses of her work, Mrs. Helen Kroft; exercises by children of the W. C. T. U. Americanization center, 225 Bright St.; "Our Duty to America,” Mrs. Kerop Ashjian, the twenty-third psalm and closing prayer, Miss Grace Altvater. Miss Blance Van Ness was in charge of the children of the Americanization center and directed their exercises. Mrs. W. W. Reedy, vms chairman of the service ard was assisted by tee Marion County Americanization directors. PIONEER DEALER DIES Rites for Frank X. Martindale, Tuesday aJ Home. Funeral services for Frank N. Martindale, 60, pioneer automobile dealer, who died Sunday at his home at 2250 Central Ave., will be held at the residence at 2 p. m. Tuesday, the Rev. F. E. Smith officiating. The body will he taken to Wilkinson. where he was born, and short services held in the Christian Church there. Burial will be at Knightstown. He was a member of the board of the Third Christian Church. Surviving are the widow, Martha F. Martindale and a daughter, Miss Grace Martindale, both of this city, and a sister, Mrs. Margaret Morris of Wilkinson. BROUGHT HOME BACON Hungry Burglar Sought by Police— Grocery Entered. Police today sought a burglar who brought home the bacon Sunday night. Jesse Scott, proprietor of a Standard Grocery, 2026 Madison Ave., said the store was entered and a piece of bacon valued at $3, stolen. Same officers said another burglar was probably troubled with a long beard and hungry, when he entered the home of Phillip Roman, 617 Eddy St., where he took $5, a razor and groceries. AUTO AND GONE No Trace of Machine and Papers— Other Losses Reported. Police today had no trace of the auto, documents and 31,200 in checks reported stolen by Eugene O'Brien, 1943 N. Pennsylvania St„ Saturday from Court and Pennsylvania Sts. Mrs. E, Moss, Chicago, 111., said she was shopping at city market when a small box of jewelry valued at SIOO fell from her stocking. Claman’s Dairy Lunch, 305 N. Illinois St., was without a counter man after 2:15 a. ,m. today. Police were told the employe left, taking $59 from the cash register.

WOMAN SEIZED, REPORT Motorist Parked Near By Tells Police of Incident. Detectives today Investigated a report that a man drove his auto to the curb at Eleventh and Alabama Sts., Sunday night, seized a young woman walking on the sidewalk and forced her Into his car. The report was made by D. D. Shirley, Merchants National Bank 81dg., ; who was in his car, parked near by. Shirley said the woman fought, but he did not hear her scream. MELONS TO GET KNIFE Englewood Hustling Hundred Picnic Tuesday Night. Englewood Hustling Hundred will have its annual watermelon pichlc Tuesday night following a business session at the Englewood Community House, William T- Quillen, president, announced. An entertainment program has been arranged. INSURANCE PICNIC, HELD Approximately 200 members of the Indianapolis chapter of the American Insurance Union attended the fifteenth annual picnic of the organization Sunday at Garfield Park, An all-day program of games and contests was held with a basket dinner at noon.

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TWO HIT-AND-RUN DRIVERS SOUGHT Motorists Flee After Saturday Night Crashes. Police sough't two hit and run drivers today, following crashes Saturday night. Henry Garland, 54, of 11684 S. Noble St., was struck at Washington and Noble Sts. He was taken home and a description of the car given police. An nuto driven by Thomas Moore, 2026 Hillside Ave., was struck at 1441 Massachusetts Ave. by another car, the driver of which fled. Moore's machine was knocked into another auto driven by S. M. Vawter, 1020 Cornell Ave. Fred, Miller, 11, of 716 Virginia Ave., is improving from injuries received when he was struck by an auto at Virginia Ave. and East Sts. The driver was Alfred Baumgart, 538 Prospect St. DRIVER OF RUM AUTO IS HUNTED Motorist Flees Scene of Collision. Police sought the driver of a booze laden auto who fled early today after the car smashed into a light pole at Tremont Ave. and Washington St. Officers said the car was laden with sevepty pints of home brew beer and a Jug of alcohol. Clarence Stark, 30, of 963 Udell St., was charged with driving an auto while intoxicated, after his machine was in collis'on with another auto driven by Lee Barnett, Negro, 429 Douglass St., at Lock and Coe Sts. Barnett was injured. Stark was charged with driving on the left side of the street, and assault and battery. Other drivers charged with driving while Intoxicated: Carl E. Wilhon, 43, of Martinsville, Ind.; Joe White, 29. Negro, of 616 N. Missouri St.; Irvin L. Johnson, 34, of 419 S. Noble St.; Thomas Hogan,' 42, of 550 Fletcher Ave.; Herman Laatz, 34, of 1212 Beecher St.; Albert Taffe, 38, of 918 E. Maryland St., and George Wiltshire, 34, of 422 N. Noble St. TRIES TO TAKE LIFE M&n, Despondent, Attempts Suicide in Downtown Hotel. Albert Brummet, 31, Bloomington, Ind., Is at city hospital today suffering from poison he told police he took with suicidal intent. Officers called at the Brevort Hotel, where they found Brummet, He said three hourse before he took several grains of poison because he was despondent over being out of work and ill health. Because during the night some one stole $75 fropri her, Frances Horn, negro, 730 W. North St„ drank poison at her home. She was sent to city hospital. ft PLAN TRAFFIC CLUB PICNIC Members of the Indianapolis Traffic Club and their families will motor to Lake Wawasee, Aug. 28, for a two days’ outing. Headquarters will be at the Spink-Wawasee Hotel. Entertainment program includes boating, bathing, fishing, horseback riding, volley ball, dancing and a golf tourney.

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