Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 178, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1926 — Page 14

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BURGLAR FLEES EinOM Nothing Stolen —Two Other Homes Looted. A burglar was discovered in the bedroom of the home of J. W. McElroy. Apt. 511, the Blacherne, Vermont and Meridian Sts., Sunday night, but escaped. McElroy told police' he went into the bedroom to get some papers, and heard a noise. He switched on the light and saw the legs and feet of a man disappearing out a window leading to a stairway. Nothing was missed. Charles Royse, R. R. 6, Franklin, Ind., said a pumpgun, shotgun, scissors, fountain pen and $2 were stolen

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Once more the Fletcher Trust Banks have paid Savings Depositors their “Wages of Thrift”. Interest at 4%, amounting to $250,000 during the past year, was added to their Savings Accounts and is earning more interest for them. If you are one of those who have money working for them in the Fletcher Trust Banks, please bring in your savings bank book and we will credit you with your earnings. If the amount your money has earned is not very large this time, it will be before very long if you will form the habit of depositing something regularly.

deposits by November 10 Earn 4°fc from November 1 , jjflcttljcr anti Crust Company Northivest Corner Pennsylvania and Market Streets BRANCHES AND AFFILIATED BANKS 1233 Oliver Avenue 474 West Washington Street 2969 North Itlinoii Street 1533 Roosevelt Avenue 1125 South Meridian Street 458 East Washington Streot 2122 East Tenth Street 6235 Bellefontaine Street 2812 East Washington Street 1541 North Illinois Street Largest Trust Company Resources of the Fletcher Trust Banks Member Federal Reserve in Indiana Over 526.000.C00 System

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from l?is home At 608 Orange St. The total was S6O. Pity for a many’ who just got out of iail proved costly to Mrs. Lucinda Wade, Negro, of 224 W. Fifteenth St. She said William Burton, Negro, homeless, slept at her home Saturday night, and Sunday he was seen going through her husband's trousers pockets and he leaped through a front window, with some change and a lady’s coat. Police | charged him with vagrancy, and Mrs. Wade said she hopes this time they give him a permaent address at the jail. BOY, 16, MISSING Parents of Claude Breedlove, 16, of 1111 S. Sheffield Ave„ asked police to search for him today. They say the youth Works Saturdays at a downtown department store but failed to arrive home Saturday night. It costs the United States approximately $2,00(1 a year to maintain one of its soldiers; Great Britain $1,572, and France $263.

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Your savings here yield a liberal income, arc quickly available in cash at par, guaranteed by this Company’s invested capital of $3,000,000. You may put yourself on this “Interest 'Tay Roll” by starting a Savings Account at any of the eleven Fletcher Trust Banks. Interest at 4% is paid on Savings Accounts of $5 or more, May 1 and November 1. Interest starts every month. Deposit or withdraw any time. The Fletcher Trust Banks arc providing banking convenience to 70,000 depositors in eleven neighborhoods throughout the city.

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