Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
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yer pencil had been taken from the
pockets.
John Truemper 743 Cottage avenue,
found that while his family was away
from home yesterday a burglar had ran
sacked his home. A diamond ring worth
$50 and another ring of less value had
been stolen.
Frank Gillespie. 252 Belle vieu Place,
reported his home entered He said $16
were taken.
James Glover, 4O4 West New York
street. reported a thief entered his home
and carried away clothing valued at $43.
G. K. Graham, 914 East Thirteenth
street, yesterday afternoon told the po-
lice that while he was away from home
a burglar had ransacked every room in
his house but that he was unable to tell
what was missing.
Minnie Emerich 1896 Broadway. found
her home ransacked yesterday. Neighbors
gave the police a description OF a burglar
that tailed with the description Of the
negro burglar who a few weeks ago
robbed numerous north side homes and
escaped early one morning following a
gan battle with tho police. The burglar
evidently had been frightened away from
the Emerlch home. for he had piled
clothing and jewelry on the floor ready
to carry away but left the loot.
The Standard Grocery Company's store
at 72S South West street was entered
early Sunday morning. The burglar car
rted away fifty pounds Of lard thirty
pounds Of butter, twenty pounds Of oleO,
and 100 pounds OF sugar. The missing
groceries are valued at more than $50
GETS SIOO
AT DRUG STORE.
Two Of the Pearson Drug Company
stores were broken into by burglars early
Sunday morning. Store No. 8, 8Iassa-
chusetts avenue and North street was
entered by a burgla~ who forced his way
into a basement and then reached the
storeroom. The police were told SIS were
missing from the cash register At the
Pearson drug store, 1927 Oliver ave-
nue., a bag containing 500, was taken
from its hiding place under the candy
counter. A window in the rear Of the
otore was found open. e. u. Harris,
734 Elm street reported the robbery.
c. 3. Banne, told the police a negro
burglar cut the screen in the side door
of his home last night and entered.
Banne said 81 was missing. The burglar
was seen at the Banne home but escaped
Roy McClsky, 1901 Sturmn avenue, told
the police his room was entered by q
thief who took his trousers. The bur.
glar removed a screen. and entered Nc
Clsky's room, taking the trousers from
the foot Of the bed. The trousers and
81 we've missing but the thief tossed Nc
Clisky's bill fold and keys into the yard.
The trousers were worth s..
Ed Uter, 1910 East Vermont street, told
the police that chief entered his home
and took s1.03 from his trousers pockets
last night.
ONLY ONE MAN
REPORTED HELD UP.
Ollie Johnson. go Darnen street. was
the only man robbed by hold-u man.
johnson was halted Saturday night at
Twelfth and West street by a big negro,
who relieved him Of IS.
n B. Rains, manager Of the Exhibitors
Supply Company. had a nice new peanut
roasting machine sitting IN front Of tho
company's store at 1913 West Ohio street,
Later he discovered Il had disappeared.
The value Of the machine was SIS
Or. James French, chiropractor 0Sl
Fletcher avenue had a motorcycle he
wanted 20 sell A stranger called on
him yesterday and said be wanted TO buy
motorcycle but would want 10 try II
out Or. French let the stranger roe the
motorcycle and the man forgot 10 come
back The motorcycle Is worth 500.
Ed HoltkemeyeT, 30 North Liberty
street. reported tire was stolen from his
automobilo parked on North Liberty
street yesterday The tire was worth
sis.
Kenny Hiatt $50 East Wabash street,
a professional bondsman, appealed 20 the
police to find a tire, rim and spotlight
that was stolen from his automobile yes
terday while It was parked on the All
sonville pike.
Bernard Mcdonald. 1913 East Pratt
street. was arrested in picture show
last night by Detectives Brickley and
Houlihan who found him wearing a
watch which they say Miss Bessie Felix,
p. 1O7 South Oriental street, had adj
mitted she had stolen from the coat
pocket Of Coon Dot, a Chinese laundry
man. 1l2 West Sixteenth street. The girl,
detectives say, admitted she took the
watch while she vas in the laundry
using a telephone. The Felix girl is
charged with grand larceny and Nc
Donald was charged with receiving stolen
goods The girl is alleged to have given
him the watch.