Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-25
CAR STOLEN
AND STRIPPED.

| William GarnjOst or EvauSviie re-
ported his automobile stolen, and later II
was found at Walnut street and White
River Five tires and 4 spotlight We're
missing from the car. The missing tires
were valued at $ll5.
J. D. Carr, 40 WoodlaTn avenue, told
/ the police his home was entered by q
burglar who cut the screen from door
and took S36.75.
! Thomas Lambert. 92J Holmes avenue
| found that a burglar had entered his
/ garage and stripped the tires of his new
/ automobile. They were valued at SGj.
] TIRES REMOVED
/ FROM AUTOMOBILES.
! Eliza Wells. 229 West Twelfth street
reported a garage at that address broken
open and automobile tools stolen.
/ q. VI. Finney, proprietor Of the Fedora
/ Baking Company, IS South Illinois street
parked a delivery truck In front Of tat
/ bakery Saturday night. Later he found
/ that a thief had raised the truck on q
1 lack and had stolen two tires and TIVE
rims valued at $50.
! Salem Freizee. 2S2 North Bellview place
/ told the police that burglar entered his
/ garage and removed the tires from -four
( wheels.
! Trulev Nolan, Ritter avenue and Six
/ teenth street, telePhoned the police early
] TO-DAY that a LAAFL nAUhT AAAAR AIS wv
and stole a number Of chickens.
/ A farmer. J. b. Longret living near
Arlington avenue and Twenty First street
/ telephoned the police that his horse and
buggy we're stolen from his barn during
( the night. Garnet Duncan, lG, pa Mink
rer street. employed at the Columt ia
/ School Supply Company, on West Seven
tenth street, early this morning found
/ Longret's horse and buggy near tha'
! company's bJilding. The buggy was
filed the feathers Of Plymouth Rock
chickens. The thief who stole the buggy
/ and horse is also believed to have stolen
/ Nolans chickens. Duncan brought tho
/ horse and buggy to police headquarters
B MISSES PURSE
/ AND LARGE SUM.
J George Schildmeyer. s47 North David
/ son street, told the police he came tc
/ Indianapolis yesterday from Cincinnati
I on an excursion. He had gone to Mas
sachusetts avenue and BellefontainC
/ street or a street car when he missed his
purse containing 5000. He told the po-
I lice he had been asleep on the train.
/ Charles Fisher. 34G2 North Meridian
street. reported that a trombone he left
/ In his automobile at Ravenswood was
stolen. The horn cost $50.
/ Elmer Hoagland, 533 Temple avenue
/ took his coat off to play baseball at
diamond No. g. at Riverside Park, yester
day. Some person stole the coat
] X. r. Crider, 1880 Woodlawn avenue,
| employed at the Great Western Oil
/ Companys station, Washington and
Blackford streets, put his money changer
1 containing S12 IN the station last night
/ The money changer and cash were stolen.
Two robbers attempted a bold down
/ town robbery Saturday afternoon at J
i o'clock. Mrs. J. c. Sipe and Lena Brier
were looking from a window Of the J. c.
( Sipe Company, 1872 South Meridian
/ street and saw two men attempt to pry
J open the rear door Of Morrison's Cloak
and Suit house, West Washington
street The men used A Jimmy" but
were evidently unable to get the door
open. They escaped before the police ar
rived.