The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-16

ment City TO visit his mothers grave
but found she had married and living
IN Logansport.
TIPTON-Indiana's meanest thief
stole sixty quarts Of canned fruit Mrs.
John L. McClain had put up on a
farm north Of here.
SOUTH BEND-A rare, unusual
and antique bit OF advertising Of the
LaSalle Paper Company recently read:
Help wanted to unload coal"
RUSHVILLE - William B. Black
left Carthage 70 Join the navy, not
knowing a Carnegie hero medal await
ed him for saving two children from
drowning.
EVANSVILLE-A sleepy, Weary
Willie looking individual awakened in
the c. & E. I. station had waited
twelve hours for trains which had
been annulled.
COLUAIBUS-Blood poisoning was
caused when Fred Snively ran a
thorn in his heel a few days ago.
VINCENNES-Bec the bride
had not been divorced two years Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Dudley are spend
ing their honeymoon in county jail
here.
Observation-Disclosures a revolver
on one finger, Sergeant Ralph Pea OF
RushvilIe shot Isaac Wall in the alb
domen at the Staunton National Guard
camp.
COLUMBUS - Fastidious burglars
who broke into two residences here
not only stole quantities OF food. but
table cloths on which to serve t.
LAFAYETTE-Step from ca
boose at an Eel River bridge COpduc-
tor Pearson Of the Monon fell fifteen
feet without injury.
BLOOMINGTON-On reason many
Fasteners go TO California and never
return is they can't raise the money
to get back. according to VIII A. Stout.
VINCENNES-For the first time in
history OF the city woman, Mrs.
Dora Prather. has been elected presi-
dent OF the school board
CRAWFORDSVILLE-A cub re-
porter here sailed forth to interview
William Jennings Bryan, but found
he had quizzed Webster Davis, for
mer mayor Of Kansas City.
COLUBIBUS-That she was cured
Of stomach ache at the divine heal
H. fFsu
Silvia jenkins to a reporter.
WARSAW-TotaI Of 1903 car
loads of potatoes passed through here
over the Pennsylvania Railroad re-
Gently from eastern to western States.
WHEATLAND-Visions Of a win
ter's supply Of coal here appeared
when several carloads on q B. & o.
siding were mysteriously dumped.
ADMINISTRATORS of his mill
tary bearing. Howard Boegeholz OF
this city viii be in a marines de-
tachment at the Brazilian centennial
exposition in September.
GREENSBURG-A piece of gran
ite Weighing $500 pounds has ar
rived for the base Of the Civil War
monument being built.
PETERSBURG - Bootleggers sold
moonshine in kewpie dolls and caused
much drunkenness at county fairs,
authorities here claimed
C0LUNBUS-A travelling man,
saved from being hit by a passenger
train, did not even tell James Lacy,
taxi driver. thanks.
ALEXANDRIA-Dozing while driv-
Ing a car, Paul Savage of Daleville
was rudely awakened when his auto
mobile crashed into a telephone pole
and was wrecked.
FIT. WAYNE-Under influence of
noonshine, Arthur Thompson slapped
bis employers wife and the former
threw Thompson bodily into a water
ank.
SHELBYVILLE-Bu entered
NE Five Points drug store and made
way with six watches, two dozen
hens silk socks. pair hair clippers, a
Lamera and safety razor blades.
FIT. WAYNE-Mounted police. la
Eew York are being advocated for
his city.
TERRE HAUTE-An awful wreck"
ent police and reporters out on