Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 165, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1927 — Page 20

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LAW IS AIDED BY VIGILANTES OF NEW WEST Bank Bandits, Chicken f] y Thieves Face Justice in Courts. Bu United Press {■COUNCIL BLUFFS, la., Nov. 18. -“•Most people think that the western “vigilante” passed out with the stage coach, out such is not the case. £ Motorists driving cross country in almost any part of the country vfest of the Mississippi river are ijlmost certain to come upon a group of men in a clearing just off tjlie main road engaged in Sunday qiorning target practice. lowa Takes Lead j! They are the new vigilantes. ■Their ranks are recruited from the sheriff’s offices, and from the ranks of bankers and business men. They are somewhat different from the vigilantes of old in that they ao not hang their victims from the nearest tree, but leave the administration of justice to the courts. : The modern bank robber with his high powered automobile and the

i FACE BROKEN ; OUT 4JARS Phnples Itched and i Burned. Cuticura Heals. “For four years my face was broken out with pimples. Some of them were hard, large and red and others festered. They itched and burned and I would lay awake at night and scratch them. My face was disfigured so that I was ashamed to go out fn company, ‘‘ I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. I purchased more, and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment I was completely healed.” (Signed) Miss Edna Gillen, Emerson, lowa. q. 1 Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum are ideal for daily toilet uses. Soap2sc. Ointment2s and 50c. Talcum 26. Sold Dapis/fiSa -ate* Cuticura Shaving Stick 2Sc.

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chicken thief are the' men they seek. In lowa the vigilantes have a State-wide organization. In this county alone there are fourteen different bands of business men who leave their desks to hunt down bank robbers and other marauders. The vigilantes were re-organized several years ago by the lowa Banker’s Association. The bankers’ association pays all expenses. It furnishes ammunition for target practice. Another sources of revenue is the farmer who pays a small yearly sum as dues to the organization in order that he may be protected against chicken, horse and live stock thieves. PLAN “CALDWELL DAY” Bu United Press ASHTON, R. I, Nov. 18.—Town officers, at a special meeting, designated Nov. 26 as “Bruce Caldwell day.” Business will be suspended on that day while townsfolk pay tribute to Yale’s ineligible football star, whose home is here.

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RAIL WRECK PROBED Three Inquiries Are Under Way In Death of Fireman. Three investigations into the Pennsylvania Railroad train wreck on the elevation at Delaware and South Sts. early Thursday morning, in wheih a fireman was killed and four men injured were under way today. Coroner C. H. KJpever issued sub*poenas for an inquest. Railway officials and police are conducting other investigations. J. B. Frye, 36, of Logansport, fireman, was killed when he was crushed under the tool box of the train as it left the tracks. Arthur Talkington, 57, of Jeffersonville, engineer; Louis Guenther, 43, of Jeffersonville, engineer of the second train, and E. A. Burchiels, 43, of 5132 E. Washington St., trainmaster, are recovering at St. Vincent hospital of injuries.

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Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: R. M. Lowden, 614 N. Oxford St., Oldsmobile, from in front of that address. Phillip Doyle, Ft. Harrison, Ford, from Market St. and Capitol Ave. Thornburg-Lewis Company, 1302 E. Washington St., Buick, 11-622, from that address. Wilbur Cassidy, New Augusta, Ind., Ford, 515-439, from Noble and Walnut Sts. George Shaler, 1301 Kentucky Ave., Ford, 513-160, from New Jersey and Vermonts Sts. BACK HOME AGAIN Automobiles reported found by police belong to: H. W. Williams, 311 N. Senate Ave., Ford, at 315 W. Ohio Sts. Ford coupe, license 682-814, at North and East Sts.

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Doll Buggies $4.00 Value $1.69 Art Squares 9x12 In beautiful patterns, $3.95

ROCKY RIPPLE TO VOTE Citizens Seek to Incorporate as Separate Town. Residents of Rocky Ripple, north of Indianapolis, will vote Saturday to decide whether the territory shall be Incorporated as a separate town. Petition for the? election was granted by county commissioners, Oct. 28. There are 113 voters. The proposed town is bounded by White River, the canal and Forty-Ninth St. Child in School Shot Bu Times Special PETERSBURGH, Ind., Nov. 18.— Dora English, 9, is suffering from flesh wounds received when shot from a hunter’s gun became imbedded in her face while she was seated in the Burch school house in Patoka Township where she is a pupil. The shot came through an open window.

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HELD IN BOOZE PLOT Guy Whetsel Turned to U. S. Jury on Muncie Charge. Guy R. Whetsel of Muncie, who surrendered to Federal agents Thursday on charges in connection with an alleged counterfeit strip stamp and liquor conspiracy, was held to the Federal grand jury under $2,000 bond by John W. Kern, United States commissioner. Whetsel is tho father of Kenneth Whetsel, held on similar charges. Liquor and liquor labels were found at the son’s home when agents raided at Muncie last Saturday. Other Muncie liquor defendants held to the grand jury by Kern, Thursday, include Ode (Happy) Danforth, former bartender; Marsh McCray, Negro; Lewis (Chief) Pettiford, Negro; Tom Johnson, Negro, and Henry Sims, Negro.

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