Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05

at the Hartman home for three or four
days.
''Then we went to the lakes at Rome
City. l registered as Frank Howard
from Cleveland. Hartman Agistered as
being from indianapolis. I'VE stayed
there week and came back. Ered dis
posed of two carat diamceld stone that
had come ont Of a robbery. Before that
Herb led disposed of an antique ring.
He got, l think, $500 for the diamond
and 500 for the other ring. They were
stolen IN Louisville.
L. Q. Who was it. Frank, in your
car one night in indianapolis when you
pulled a job, that stayed outside and
waited for your
"'Herb Hartman has been with me on
different times when I have pulled jobs.
One time Herb said:
az have to get rid of my wife and
he said ne would have to give her $4,000
! to get rid of her.
HE said he had bought a house on
| some street for $500. He said, How am
going to furnish this placer
~ said, You must think we are damn
fools to think that we are going to fur
nish your house
HE said he was going to buy some
rugs, but things like silverware, cut
glass, bed clothes, 1 want you fellows
| to take care Of
Il said, Wen get Doggy and wen
get you some stuff He said:
why not take a trip to Kokomo and
get some stuff
II said that was alright.
He said that that Dr. Katterhenry in
/ the Odd Fellows building had been out
of town; said he knew him and that he
ought to have some nice stuff.
You fellows might go out and make
a touch. He lives on Forty-Sixth street.
he said
You might get a Victrola,' he said.
/ Don't get no cheap stuff
Il said: Don't worry we won't get snv
but the best
He said How about some nice cut
glassT
Il said: DO you want stove?
Pete Dugan, Billy Decker and I
! drives out to the house. l said:
That's a fine house there / said
Let's drive the car up inside OF his ga
rage at the side Of the house and the peo-
pie next door win think the owner has
come home
We drove the car in the garage. which
adjoins the house We took all Of his
bed clothing. I feel ashamed Of It, he
said. Get all the best linen
We took his fine blankets, cut glass.
! When he said There is a fine set of
aluminium ware and we might want to
cook 1 said: Don't mess with that
stuff
There were white ivory twin beds.
He wanted to take them down and take
them with US. l said no. He said: Let s
get the electric perculator'
1--WE filed the car with the stuff. We
found some whisky bottles I said, Come
on and we took his best rug.
we had the lights turned on and
the llinds drawn.
UNLOADED STUFF AT
HARTMAN'S HOUSE.
I'VE then drove over to Herbs house
and unloaded the stuff The bedclothes
are on his bed now. and so is the table
linen. So is Dr. Katetrhenrys big high
lamp; also all Of his fine dishes, his
aluminium ware.
Later on they went away to Louis
vile. wasn't in on this job. They
went away In a Cadillac car. When they
came back they had a bunch Of Vlctrola
| records and four mahogany chairs,
Decker and Johnson. This happened
about February. Hartman has the chairs
in his home.
Hartman went my bond in Dayton
when l was arrested. He drove over
from indianapolis Ind. to Dayton, Ohio,
where I was under arrest, IN a stolen car.
/ got pinched in the afternoon about /
p. N. My attorney wired Hartman Hart
man was on his campaign then. Ny wife
got ont on bond in about three minutes.
Hartman came over the next morning