Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-22
BANDITS CUT WAY
IN AND OUT NET
tcontinued FrOm PaEe one.l


III at 1888 North Meridian street. told
% police the man called at her home
sasr she left yesterday afternoon, and
told her daughter that he had been
sent by her mother to look through the
mat
He was admitted, but took nothing and
&eft the apartment going to another
apartment in the same building, where
DE was refused admission. The man
-nlso attempted TO gain admission to
eesfdences at 1855 Washington boulevard
Ind 2s01 North Pennsylvania street.
ASSUMED NAMES TO CALL
8 ORTIZ ADDED CHARGE.
Gamblers who give assumed names
Then arrested will, If their real names
&c known to the police. find the extra
barge OF yagrancy placed against them,
khich means that they will be required
give an additional $500 bond to obtain
heir release until time to appear In
ty Court
This new order was received at the
fice Of the turnkey last night and is
=x art of the system being started TO halt
e crime wave that started IN the city
ere than ten days ago. It has long
known to the police that large
rt of the money obtained by thieves
her yaluables is lost over the gambling
fade and a determined effort Is to be
made to establish the true identity or
'Rn gamblers arrested.
II has been pointed out by police Of
ncers that the real need in stamping
but the crime wave is the cooperation OF
she prosecutor of the City Court IN Sc
ruring convictions in gambling cases and
N cases where the defendants are charged
With vagrancy. The police find these
Fagrants loafng in pOOlrooms and in
bark allies in the small hours OF the
morning.
ARREsT SEVENTEEN ON
'*vAGRANCY CHARGE.
There were no gambling games raided
asst night or early today, but seventeen
men were arrested on vagrancy charges
BIZ police officers, who halted them late
hast night or early today on the street
10 dry beer saloons and in poolrooms.
4rhe men arrested are said to have been
unable TO give a good account OF them
sslves.
81 Those arrested on vagrancy charges
rave their names as: John Cay, 10,
Negro, 1922 Cornell avenue; Firgle Van
over, %, of 1928 Southeastern avenue;
CLAY Carrick, %. Of 1928 Southeastern
avenue; Charles Hill, p, negro, 622 Tor
bstt avenue; Manis Starks, %, negro,
ss55 Washington boulevard; Jess Athey,
40. of % West Twenty Seventh street
Frank Manion. 20, Of % West Twenty
Eeventh street: Raymond Kelly, %, OF
POI South West street; Sam Triple. q,
Of 131 South Liberty street; Clifford Lay
10, negro, Tennessee; Robert La Follerre,
"a, Of 3S5 West McCarty street; Lee Win
held &c. negro, Columbia, Tenn: Les
lie Little, IS, Of 421 North Delaware
&treet; Earl Chappen, %. OF 92O Union
rect; t James Hunt, p. of 426 IndiarH
kvaue; Luther Young, 81. of 300 Indiana
4 avenue, and Edward Mitchell, Is, IVES;
Haugh street.
81 Only a few were able to obtain bond.
4Politicians, however, bombarded the Of
nee OF Captain OF Police Thomas with
kelephone calls during the entire night,
requesting that this man or that one
should be released on his 20. r." by
the captain, but the officer refused all
such requests and many ''pick-ups' were
in the lineup when the detectives looked
them over today.
FIND KEYS OF
BANK OFFICIAL.
u The finding Of a set Of keys lost by
an official OF the Meyer-Kiser Bank. 1876
East Washington street, yesterday gave
rise to a rumor that the keys might have
been stolen by some person who planned
4 night visit to the bank.
+. C. Garrett, a window trimmer at
fhe When Clothing Company. found tn;
Keys in Court street near the rear OF
khe bank, and noting that one OF them
8 appeared to be OF the type used in safety
sdeposit vaults, he showed the bunch t.
IA number Of business men. They sug-
gested that they might have been LOST
fby some person connected with the banl
&near where they were found.
~ Garrett took the keys to the bank and
hey were Identified as some lost by ri
fheial OF the bank. One Of the keys was
pr the lock Of the front door and tbs
her for the safety vault.
Otto Zendel. a clerk in the Grand Union
ea Company store on Massachusetts
venue, told the police Of a young man Ia
liz QfQra Yesterday ko