Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1949 — Page 5

20, 1949 » : Yen " , Rh Ss ATL . : " Hh : - or : ‘ { : ; te . , : . | Sam: } (TUESDAY, SEPT. 20,1000 —. ‘THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : re PAGE 8, | © ST JOSEPD ’ ville R4. because his rear license : : : ? sR wm : ; Can . ¢ : . 4 : wu ’ Ww J "ASPIRIN ; an ™ Plate was covered with grease and sno : ly a : 3 I 8 yo i Phe 3X : ‘totake, Mice 1d searching the. " " Rave : In Lott car they found a large paper bag Bi ¥ A iy 3 Tigres has ery . | containing several hundred books \ Se RR \ Child's asta, . | of hassball tickets and $331 In y to b- . | cash In the re t: : Sn 2 Others Held After In a raid aS the morning

of . i : : . police arrested William Powers, i —— Gaming Joint Raids 53, proprietor of the Southside| One man was fined $525 today Pool’ Room, 912 8, Meridian St. In Municipal Court and three Twenty-seven books of baseball . others were arrested in police tickets were confiscated. ] raids as the result of the police Cigar Store Raided campaign against ‘lotteries and! Two men were arrested follow-| gambling in Indianapolis. {ing a raid on a search warrant Ambrose Garfield Smith, 42,/at'the B, & M. Cigar Store, 2461 of 2725 N. Meridian St., was fined | Northwestern Ave., early today. $500 for operating a lottery and! Arnold Russell Brant, 49, of gict enterprise and an additional|724 Blake St, and Robert E. for fallure to display properly |Trice, 38, of 436 N. California an automobile license plate when St. Were charged with keeping arraigned before Judge Joseph ® room for peol selling after a Howard in Municipal Court. {quantity of baseball tickets were y ’ Released On Bond seized. Smith was released on an ap- rE peal bond of $600, which he put up in cash, following his convie-| | p es tion. '

Police testified Smith was ar- y rested on Sept. 7 when patrolmen stopped his automobile on Brook- S IS YOUR CHILD | Face Badly Beaten,

2 | She Tells Jury aled | RICHMOND, Ind; Sept. 20 eo (UP)—The wife of a Richmona

| state mental hospital patient testified today .at the man- | slaughter trial of an attendant (that her husband's face was unrecognizable when she saw him {on his death bed. > | ‘Mrs. Lillian Stewart, Alexandria school teacher, said her husband, William C. Stewart, 75, yappeared to have been beaten. “I wouldn't have recognized him if. they hadn't showed me where he was,” Mrs. Stewart told a jury of 10 men and two women in the Wayne Circuit Court trial fof Ray E. Van Voorhis, 66, | charged with involuntary manslaughter.

| Says Ribs Fractured . | Prosecutor William Reller told THAT'S IT — in a few words! But ithe jury in opening -statements 8 trial is worth a million words. |that he would prove Mr. Stewart You'll find Ex-Lax is everything had 18-rib fractures and that a finelaxative ought to be—gentle, they were caused by a beating pleasant and ePctivel Equally by Van Voorhis. god for grown-ups. Still 104. EX

Moving Time at Riddick’s Brings STARTLING REDUCTIONS! Thrifty Indiana Piano Buyers

.. WikL SAVE. ~ Thousands and Thousands of Dollars

As one of Amehica’s largest piano stocks is offered at RECORD-BREAK-

ING SAVINGS! Grands. . SPINETS . . . Uprights. . . New and Used — at amazingly LOW PRICES and TERMS. !

{ HERE'S WHY: {| Our new home on North Meridian Street will be completed within a month . . . Before time to move, we want to reduce our stock... Sell every shopworn DEMONSTRATOR . ..RENTAL. . . hs TRADE-IN... and a large nuniber of New Pianos —some just uncrated. : :

PRICE and TERMS NO OBJECT =

Nature'f ts’ b Three other witnesses testified | eniNature forgets ...remem er for the stat the trial opened. LAX ~The Chocolated Laxative +. Sale as ths pe

Yesterday, the. jury visited the receiving ward of the hospital

; ® where. Mr. Stewart. ..reportedly ’ » ‘was beaten. . airy - | Among the spectators was. Sen. : * |Dorothy Gardner (R. Ft. Wayne), {who led a fight in the 1949 legis{lature for improvements in In-

\diana’'s mental institutions.

Pass Out Those Cigars, Cap

| Capt. Audry Jacobs of the po{lice traffic division was beaming {today with the announcement {that he had become & ‘“poppa”| {for the second time. | | Mrs. Jacobs gave birth to a {T-pound 5% -ounce girl Sunday inight, the date of her birthday, Lin Methodist Hospital. | Members of the division presented Capt, Jacobs with a bouquet of flowers and a bottle] {of “headache medicine.” now jHhey're waiting for cigars.

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