Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-04

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Jurisdiction, Judge Symmes revoked the
suspension OF the sentence.
As soon as the sentence was revoked
Brown dem8 ndcd that M appeal bond be
fixed. but tho court informed him that
there was nothing to appeal as the fine
and cost already had been paid.
Judge Symmes then wrote on the az
hdavit:
Comes now the defendant, Pat
Stivens. alias Harry Stevenson. and
Il does ~ppear to the satisfaction Of
the court that the said defendant
has violated the conditions Of the
suspension of $50 days In the Indiana
State Farm. suspension is now re-
voked and defendant ordered com
mitted to the State Farm for $50
days. and the commitment Issued
accordingly.
The conditions under which the sus-
pension previously had been made were
set out on the back OF the affidavit as:
DAYS suspended on account Of
physical conditions and promise he
docs not purchase or possess any
intoxicating liquor In the future.
Besides having the sentence Of $50 days
on the penal farm to worry about, Stvens
still has the charge Of operating a blind
tiger TO answer. which grew out OF last
nights arrest
DEMANDS CHANGE
FROM JUDGE.
Attorney Brown demanded change Of
venue in the latter case and five attor-
neys were named. The State struck out
the names, Frank Ayers and Oren Hack.
while the names OF W. A. Rastian, Rem
ID a.
The attorney for the defense has two
days in which to strike out two Of the
names and the one remaining will be the
trial judge.
Stivens last night walked from in front
Of his usual hangout at II North Illinois
street to Pennsylvania and Court streets
with never a thought that he was being
followed But Patrolmen StrOh and Mar
tin we're following and when they halted
him and searched him they say they
found a pint bottle half full of whisky.
They arrested Stivens charging him with
operating a blind tiger.
RECORD SHOWS
FORMER ARRESTS.
Stivens was arrested Aug. % by former
Morals Squad Sergeant George WInkler
who charged him with operating a blind
tASci hA1cA AAhtAhS ouPPiS VI "A'nHJ
in Stivens' tailor shop on North Illinois
street. 1t is said.
The records show that on Sept. 2
Stivens was convicted in City Court, fined
500 and costs and sentenced to serve
thirty days on the penal farm. The penal
farm sentence was suspended by Judge
Walter Pritchard.
Stivens was unlucky enough to be
halted on the night Of Oct. IS In the
alley In the rear of II North Illinois
street, by Sergeant Deeter, who found
Il full pint bottle and a full half pint
bottle Of whisky in his pockets. The
same officer also arrested another man
who was with Stivens at that time and
who had a pint bottle full of the same
brand of liquor That man was fined
$50 and costs on the charge of operating
a blind tiger.
REAL NAME NOTED
ON AFFIDAVIT.
Stivens gave his name as Harry Ste
venson when slated" at police headquar-
ters on that occasion, but he was so
well known that his real name was later
placed on the affidavit and on the rec-
ords of the city clerks office under the
name Of Harry Stevenson appears the
words "alias Pat Stivens." On the rec
ords also appears the disposition Of the
case. Stivens was fined $50 and costs
and sentenced to serve $50 days on the
penal farm By Judge Frank A. Symmes