Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 173, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1929 — Page 5

NOV. 29, 1929

MAN RELIEVED , OF AUTO AND §4O IN CASH Bandit Searches His Victim After Being Handed Small Change. A doubting holdup man did not trust Charles E. Owles, Apt. 52, 1434 North Delaware street, Thursday night and Owles was S4O poorer as a result today. Owles was driving his car Into a garage at the rear of 1501 North Pennsylvania street when a Negro covered him with a revolver and ordered him to drive down the alley. The bandit demanded Owles’ money and Owles gave the Negro some change. The bandit ordered him to drive on again and, after two squares, again ordered a stop. The bandt began a search and took a billfold containing S4O. He drove away in Owles’ car after ordering Owles to alight. Clotee Sharp, 1012 West New? York street, driver for the Red Cab Company, was held up by two Negroes early today and was robbed of $7. The two engaged his cab at Twen-ty-fifth and Harding streets and covered him with guns. Mr. and Mrs. John Kiser, 1146 DeLoss street, were held up and robbed of $lO by a lone bandit at Michigan street and Holmes avenue Thursday afternoon. The man halted Kiser’s automobile with a query about a street address. Dan Abell, 1409 DeLoss street, reported a battery ahd automobile tools valued at $125 were stolen from his garage at 1030 Cedar street Thursday. 550 Pounds of Opium Found Bn United Pre.a MARSEILLES, Prance, Nov. 29. Five hundred fifty pounds of opium were seized by customs officers aboard the steamer Theophile Gautier today. The opium was found in the immigrant quarters of the ship, which arrived from Jaffa, Palestine.

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TORONTO GETS PARLEY Next Assembly of Real Estate Boards in Canadian City. fin t; ’■-<’* Snr^ial CHICAGO. Nov. 29.—Toronto has been chosen the place for holding the next annual convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, by action of the association’s executive committee. mV" convention will be in session July 9, 10 and 11.

HOSPITAL GETS TAGGART GIFT t $60,000 Will Be Spent on Children’s Floor. One floor of the new $300,000 addition to Methodist hospital will be devoted to a children’s floor as result of a $60,000 contribution in memory of Thomas Taggart, foi'mer Indianapolis mayor and United States senator, who died last Marcli. The gift, presented by memoers cl the Taggart family was announced Dy Arthur V. Brown, president oi the hospital trustees. Members of the family participating in the gih were Mrs. Eva Bryant Taggart, the widow; Thomas D. Taggart, the son; Miss Lucy M. Taggart, Mrs. Nora Taggart Chambers, Mrs. Irene Taggart Young and Mrs. Emily Taggart Smclair, daughters. Trustees plan to install a solarium and playroom for children on the fifth floor of the eight-story building. It will oe known as the Thomas Taggart memorial. RELIEF PROBLEM FOR WAVE VICTIMS SERIOUS Newfoundland Fishermen Left Without Means to Live. Bu United Press MONTREAL, Nov. 29.—The problem of organizing relief work for the many fishermen who lost not only their homes but their boats and all means of earning a living, overshadows the actual death loss in the recent tidal wave disaster in Newfoundland, Sir Richard Squires, prime minister of the province, said in a cable received here by Colonel E. M. Renouf. A second relief steamer arrived in Burin Wednesday, Sir Richard reported. The actual number of deaths was placed at twenty-seven and* the government expected no difficulty in furnishing medical supplies and attention, and assistance in rebuilding homes. “But the problem of rehabilitating the fishermen and restoring them to their former economic position is an appalling one,” the cablegram said.

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