Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

and who failed to pay in ninety days.
TWO PAY
OLD ACCOUNTS.
w. W. Hyde end Louis Brown, two
named in the expose, today paid all old
accounts in full During the morning
1t was stated at the clerks office over
$500 were paid.
The following is the notice posted by
the city clerk.
"All persons signing bonds for prison
ers IN the city court are hereby notified
that they win not be permitted to CON
tinue the signing Of bonds and stays un-
til all old accounts are settled In full.
Therefore, the following, viz; Louis
Brown, S. W. Beall, Robert Alexander
W; w. Hyde, Nelson Wells, Harry Lee
Edward Lewis J. f. Walker Allen
Henry WinkIer, Robert Page. Charles w
Brown, Ed Thomas and r. c. Whallon
viii not be Permitted to sign bonds oil
stays in this office until further notice :
w. w. Hyde. negro attorney, who paid
old accounts in full today, is an APP
pointee of Prosecutor William p. Evans.
He is a man of much influence among
the negro voters and often acts as a
professional bondsman.
FAT LOUIE
STILL SMILING.
Louis Brown, after he had paid all
accounts, said:
You can tell them that fat Louie is
stiIl smiling" Brown is a political
worker in the Jewett "good government
machine" and is a power In the west
part of the city.
Ed Thomas, negro, whose wife, LOWE
Thomas, sent him to the city hospital
for repairs recently with knife wounds
in the stomach, was back today In the
corridors of the city court. However. he
was not smiling for he did not seem
pleased over the notice" Thomas is a
polite worker fer the Jewett good gov
eminent machine" with great influence
in the neighborhood Of Liberty and Wa
bash streets.
Judge Walter Pritchard today, in dis
cussing the expose Of the overdue fines
in his court. said:
at is right that these fines be paid
I will be~ glad to have the books and
records clear. Perhaps now you can
guess how many times / have been asked
to suspend fines and have refused to
do it,
The total of 4.75o50 shown by The
Times TO be due the city from stayed
fines long overdue vas raised 1886 today
when a further Investigation revealed
that Henry Winkler, an east end polIt-
teal worker, professional bondsman and
more recently an attorney, was surety
for this amount on delinquent fines
Winkler had promised to pay these fines
Saturday. but RENTED only $780,
The following Is the List Of overdue
fines for which be "a surety.
Kaimer Coyle, 52S South Dover street
April 15 1921 paid $50 of $3.50; James
Martin. 1870 Alvord street April !, 81
John McCarty. 92sla West New York
street, Jan. % 1921. Sill Frank Gun
ningham. 9o1 West Eleventh street, Jan
i, 1921, $11; Frank Higgins. 91s Yves;
Vermont street. Dec 30. 1920, SIS, Thomas
Green, 1923 Yandes street, Dec II, 1920
Sill; James Pace. 620 East Court street
Nov. T. 1920 paid $40 Of $50; Joe Nc
Glenn, S2s Church street, Feb. II, 1921,
Sill; william English. POT Minerva street
Feb. %. 1921, S11; Dick Hurley. 5is
Nicholson, 10 North New Jersey street
March /. 1921, $50; Ray Thompson. 535
East New York street, March 9. 1921
paid 81 of sl1; Lawrence Franklin. 23C
Miiey avenue. Jan. 20, 1921, $40; John
Farrell, 2102 Wendell avenue. Jan. 20
1921, S11; William yoris. $50 East Miami
street, Feb. 8. 1921, Sill John De Burger
116 West Raymond street. Dec. rs, 1920
$50; John gin. alias William Hanley
1l42 West New York street, or 107 Blake
street, SIS; Frank Greeson, 424 South Ala
bama street, March Ii, 1921, S35; Frank
McFarlan, BIZ West Washington street
April IL, 1921, Sill