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Wednesday night, and Kelley, police charge, hailed him: “Want a glass of beer.” The stranger tarried while Kelley produced a stein of foaming brew, officers say. “That will be a quarter,” Kelley demanded. The stranger showed a police badge. After police confiscated 114 quarts of alleged beer they arrested Kelley on blind tiger charges. Klrkham who was not at home, later was held on similar charges. “I’m not the owner of the place,” Kelley wailed. “I Just wanted to help Kirkham out while he was away.”

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SIX HURTJY AUTOS Police Seek Hit-and-Run Driver After Crash. Six persons were injured in auto accidents in Indianapolis Wednesday night and early today. Police are seeking a hit-and-run driver who fled after crashing into a vegetable wagon. Major Kiefer. 54. of 41 McLean place, was thrown from his wagon, struck by an auto at Tenth and

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Pennsylvania street*. The driver of the car fled. Kiefer, was unhurt. * Mrs. Mary Williams. 65, of 1420 Brookside avenue, was injured by an auto Wednesday night at Massachusetts and Commerce avnues. Carl Tevis, 23, of 27 South Holmes avenue, driver, was not held. Other injured were: Mrs. William Avery, 54, of 2241 Central avenue, cuts and bruises: Mrs. Lottie Collins, 34, of 1238 South 3elmont avenue, head cuts; Carl Davidson, 8, of 1906 West Minnesota street, cuts and bruises; Clifton Phelps, 8, Negro, 1008 East Morris street, bruises, and Gale Cobb. 26, Negro, 547 Douglass street, cuts.

FARMER GOES INSANE: • KILLS TWO, ENDS LIFE Drought Drives Tennessee Man Mad; Wounds His Nephew. B'J United 1 r FAYETTEVILLE. Tenn.. Sept. 4 —When his corn crops shriveled, his ' wells dried up, his cattle became weak and still no rain appeared to break the drought, Wesley Stevenson went insane Wednesday, killed two of his neighbors, wounded a third and then committed suicide Stevenson. 57, prominent farmer,! ran down the road, shouting dementedly about the lack of water. A. L. Norman and George Petty,

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RESIGNS AT INDIANA U. Dr. L. S. Davis. Chemistry Professor, Will Join Georgetown Faculty. Resignation of Drr* Louis man Davis, chemistry professor. In-

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diana university school of dentistry here. Is announced by the school’s trustees He will Join the faculty of Georgetown university Since 1892 he has been a member of Indiana’s faculty^