The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-25


prohibition law violation. Richard
Reyes must be good for i've years.
COLUMBUS-George NJ. Turner Of
Nashville. in Brown County. away
from the bright lights. has read the
New Testament los times in nine
years.
GREENSBURG-That her husband
spent 9S cents on her in a year was
the charge Of Mrs. Velva Reynolds in
a suit for divorce.
CRAWFORDSVILLE-When Julius
Burlington OF this city and A J. Kidd
OF Brazil attended the 154th Infantry
Regiment reunion here, they met for
the second time in sixty years.
TIPTON-A sneak thief stole q
pearl ring and wrist watch from Mrs.
Roy Grimstead's home but returned
them.
NORTH WEBSTER-A fish said to
b twelve feet long Is giving summer
resorters and anglers a scare at Chap
man Lake.
WARSAW-Her husbands refusal
TO let her go to church caused Mrs
Carl J. Burleson to file suit for d.
vorce.
BLUFFT0N-Becauss he was made
to wash the dishes. Harvey Kizer, Il.
said he set fire to q barn.
KOK0M0-For hunting frogs IN the
city limits along Wildcat Creek, Her
man Jamison and Albert Ritz were
fined.
FRANRLIN-Motori are enjoy
ing their fall funne as fresh gravel is
being placed on roads In every town
ship OF this county.
BLUFTTON-Prsvio 70 her mar
rtage profanity was unknown to her
vocabulary. Mrs. velma Sheets says
IN her divorce suit charging her hus-
band with cursing her.
KOE0NI0-It was all an afternoons
work for John Clark held on charge
Of stealing three automobiles and rob-
bing two houses.
INGTON-Members OF the
board Of review raised valuations in
many cases but dealt kindly with
themselves by lowering their own
property, says the Washington Demo
crat
COLUMBUS-One look az the inside
Of the city jail was enough and c. D.
Merit fed from the door while Onicer
Valley fred but the bullet did not catch
up with him.
BLOoNINGTON-Fred franklin Of
Freedom raised a watermelon weigh
ing ffty-three pounds and claims State
honors-
FRANKFORT -Excitement was
created by George Stein Of Chicago,
believed to have q lapse Of memory.
when he ran down q street shouting
"Terre Haute. five thousand on Terre
Haute"
FIT. WAYNE-'I went to the lake
to work on q cottage and she thought
I went there to look at the bathing
girls" said Edwin Baumgartner, tes-
flying in his divorce trial.
TIPTON-A travelling salesman be-
came extremely rude in pushing q
strangers foot off his pocketbook
containing $1,000 which he had
dropped.
BLOOMINGTON. W. Carr, 81,
Of Harrodsburg has lived in the same
house for sixty years.
SHELBYVILLE-Bob Petit bought
denatured alcohol for whisky IN In
dianapolis and went on a wild ram
page here.
LAFAYETTE-Two very small
boys, Dick Refers and Leonard Hor-
WITT. turned off a truck emergency
brake and coasted down hill without
injury.
C0NNERSVILLE-A troop OF Boy
Scouts led an attack as szirmishers
upon Nicholas Windle. who was beat
ing hs wife.
BLOONINGT0N-Even II the rail.
road strike is settled 80 per cent of
the men who left the McDoel shops
viii not return. according to Henry
Jones, shop crafts chairman.
TERRE HAUTE-''Find who tipped
of the police and you'll find who put
the bottle of mule in the stove at
my soft drink place." was the defense
OF Mary 10th. who was fined 500.
SULLIYAN-Local police are speed
ing up on the speeders and swore out
twenty-five warrants In one day.