Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 296, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1933 — Page 12

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POPULATION IS AT LOW LEVEL IN COUNTY JAIL Fewest in Prison in Last Two Years; No Enforcement Letup. Although the county jail population is the smallest it has been in a two-year period, due to the decrease in drunkenness and liquor law violation arrests, there will be no lessening of the vigilance of law enforcement agencies. Following a conference with Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan and members of the safety board, Prosecutor Herbert E. Wilson announced full co-operation had been pledged by city officials in stamping out of speakeasies, beer fli ts and unlicensed sellers of “three-two” beer. non Was a ? vised b y the mayor that police would be instructed to keep L^° Se 1 1 ookout f °r violations of the inf Cr c .°J ltro * ,aw .'’ Wilson said. “We intend to drive particularly at places

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where alcohol is being served in spiked’ drinks. “The place which attempts to sell beer without complying with the license regulations also will be dealt with severely. We intend to prosecute to the limit.” According to jail lecords, Wednesday was the “lightest” day for incarceration of drunks or liquor law violators in a two-year "eriod, with only one offender behind the bars. Since the week-end arrests and imprisonments beginning Monday, there never has been more than five offenders lodged at county expense. On the same day in March there were twice as many offenders on the three-day average. The total jail population Wednesday was 221, compared to nearly 300 a year ago. In 1932 monthly averages showed between 275 and 230 prisoners in jail on all charges. Evangelical Parley Is Set lt;> i nilc 4 Prc KENDALLVILLE, Ind.. April 21Bishop L. H. Seager of Le Mars, la., general superintendent of the central Episcopalian area of the Evangelical church, will preside at the eighty-first annual session of the Indiana conference w-hen it meets here May 2 for a five-day session. Rose water long has been a popular perfume, but attar of roses first was produced in Persia only about 300 years ago.

ADD SPEED TO PENNSY LINES Faster Runs to New York to Be Provided by New Schedules. Schedules of four east-bouna Pennsylvania pasenger trains servi ing Indianapolis will be changed, effective Sunday, April 30, to proi Vide earlier arrivals in New York and Philadelphia, it was announced today by J. L. Gressitt, general superintendent of the railroad. The American, leaving Indianapolis at 1:55 p. m., as now, wil arrive in New York at 8:35 a. m„ ! twenty-seven minutes earlier, and at Philadelphia at 7 a. m., sixteen minl utes earlier. Continuing to leave here at 11 p. m.. the Gotham Limited will arrive in New York at 6:30 p. m., | thirty minutes earlier; at Philadelphia, 4:46 p. m., sixteen minutes earlier. Leaving Indianapolis at 4:50 n. m., 1 eight minutes earlier than at pres--1 ent, the Spirit of St. Louis will

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reach New York at 11:45 a. m., fifteen minutes earlier. The St. Louis-Pittsburgh-New York express will continue to leave Indianapolis at 6:20 a. m., and will arrive in New York the following day at 6:25 a. m. twenty-five minuates earlier, and at Philadelphia at 4:35 a. m., twenty-two minui/cs earlier. • Other schedules to be changed April 30 are as follows: The Fast Mail will leave Indianapolis at 6 p. m. and reach St. Louis at 11:15 p. m., fifteen minutes earlier. The Chicago Daylight Express will leave here at 10:30 a. m. ( fifteen minutes later, but will reach Chicago at 3:15 p. m.. as now. Train No. 320, providing evening service from South Bend, Logansport and other Indiana points, will leave South Bend at 5 p. m. and Logansport at 7:20 p. m., and will arrive here at 9:45 p. m., twenty minutes earlier than now.

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