Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 337, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1927 — Page 14

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COLLINS ORDERS !URY DISMISSED (Continued From Page 1) vestigation of alleged charges of “political corruption.’’ As soon as lhis matter was brought to the attention of the Court an order was entered, directing. the prosecuting attorney to file an information against said , James K. Armitage charging him with contempt of the Criminal Court of Marion County and the Grand Jury of said county. Upon the tiling of this information, a rule to show cause w hy said James E. Armitage should be attached and punished for contempt was duly issued out of this Court, and in response to said rule to show cause, the defendant Armitage presented himself and filed a verified answer denying all of the allegations made in the statement of said Claude Achey. The Court held the answer insufficient to purge him of the contempt charged in said information and this cause was set for hearing on the 20th day of April. On the 4th day of May, the r Court, after hearing the evidence, adjudged the answer and evidence of said James E. Armitage to be insufficient and found him guilty of contempt of the Criminal Court of Marion County and the Grand Jury thereof, as charged in the information, and assessed a fine of SSOO, to which was added imprisonment in the Marion County"',jail for three months. During the hearing of said matter, no evidence was introduced that cast any reflection upon the honesty and integrity of any member of the Grand Jury, however, the nature of the charges made by Grand Juror Achey against James

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E. Armitage were of such a character as to cast suspicion upon this body as now constituted. “Engaged as yon have been In investigating charges of alleged political corruption, such charges as made by a member of your body, would, in (he very nature of things, cast suspicion upon the grand jury as a whole. “The grand jury is an arm of tills court. Its duties are the most important that a citizen is called upon to perform and in order to function properly and have the confidence of the community, it must be like Caesar’s wife, ‘above suspicion.’ The publicity given to the hearing growing out of the charges set out in the information of the prosecuting attorney, during the five days of the presentation of evidence in support of said charges, leads tiie court to the conclusion that the usefulness of the grand jury, as now composed, has been destroyed. “Therefore, under and by virtue of the authority vested in me, under the provision of Section 2120 Burns Revised Statutes, 1926, the grand jury of Marion County, for the January term, 192”, is now discharged. RESTAURANT MAN DIES G. J. Smith Succumbs Suddenly to Attack of Heart Disease. G. J. Smith, 60, of 142 E. Ohio St., died suddenly of heart disease, Thursday night. Mr. Smith operated “The Breakfas: Shop,” 11.2 E. Market St., for more than a year. Besides the widow, Mrs. Jane Smith, he is survived by a niece, Mrs. Herbert Teimeyer of Chicago. Funeral arrangements have not been made. Mr. and Mrs. Smith came from Kansas City, Mo., eight yeans ago and went to Rushville, Ind., where they operated three motion picture theaters. ARMY RULES BOLIVIA Bu I'nited Press WASHINGTON, May 6—Martial law has been declared throughout Bolivia following street fighting between federal soldiers and student strikers at Lapaz, according to authoriative reports received here today from the Bolivian capital. In fighting between soldiers and 2,000 students on May 4 one was killed and six injured, according to the report.

PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS, DRIVES PUT IN SHAPE 200,000 Plants Ready to Be Placed —Golf Courses, Ball Diamonds, Tennis Cqurts Groomed for Summer.

The “snip-snip” of garden 'Shears and the tattoo of hammers today announced that city parks and playgrounds are being groomed for the summer season. Nearly 200 workmen have been working for weeks preparing city properties for a busy season. Parks were opened April 1 and playgrounds will be opened June 10. Parks are in the best condition in years, according to Superintendent B. Walter Jarvis. Opening of the sunken gardens at Garfield Park was delayed until May 15 to avoid loss by frost, said Jarvis. . More than 200,000 plants are in greenhouses ready for planting in the park system, 30,000 of which i will adorn Garfield Park. Seed beds in nurseries and seedlings are coming along in fine shape l and outdoor shrubs and plants have been sprayed to kill insects. Among this season's improvements: South Grove golf course buildings painted, bathroom tiled and new walks. Riverside locker and clubhouse rearranged and painted. New service drive. Coffin course clubhouse remodeled, painted and redecorated. New roof and locker rooms rearranged. New caddy house built. Pleasant Run course house completely remodeled. New nine-hole course at Troy and Keystone Aves. being rushed for opening July 4. Force remodeling Pleasant Run course. Lunchroom built at Riverside clubhouse. New concrete porch added. Twenty-four baseball diamonds

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turned over to Recreation Director Jesse P. McClure this week in fine condition. Riverside nursery building painted. Tennis court in good shape and being opened for play. Seven thousand park benches painted and repaired. New roadways for Brookside Park. Two patching gangs working on boulevards. Nine miles of street centers beautified. Spring flowers planted in University Park. New steps at Garfield Shelter house: Garfield playground graded; channel cut in lagoon at pie park

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and dam placed to carry water to wash away refuse. Places especially beautified this spring include: Fall Creek Blvd.; Indianola, Olney and Roosevelt playground; Hawthorne, Thirtieth St. triangle; Triangle at Thirty-Sixtih St. and Watson Rd.; Riverside Golf Course; University Park; ThirtyEighth St. trees replanted; Butler Boulevards partially planted. Children’s guardian home, Friendly Inn, Old Ladies Home, Spades Park, Camp Sullivan, Riverside Park, Pleasant Run Blvd., Blvd., White River Blvd., Golden Hill, McClure. Beach, Pleasant Run Clubhouse, Oak Hill, and Pleasant Run Blvd. 12 Killed in Riot THE HAGUE, May 6.—Soldiers and police at Saniarinda, Borneo, clashed with a mob of Chinese, who resisted efforts to arrest two of their leaders, it was reported here today. Twelve Chinese were * killed and twenty-five wounded. The Chinese were adherents of the Kuomintnng. or nationalist faction, the report said.

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