The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-19

AEdSDA4 given IS AN11 4]Off INNS ~ ~ - :
for impersonating a Federal officer.
PRINCETON Presence OF his
pretty 2-year-old girl in court won for
Avis Heath suspended fine Of 500
on a liquor charge.
SOUTH BEND-Ffve shots were
fred by Policeman Schricker at the
automobile of Mrs. L. W. Gaik OF Chi
cago, one bullet f1attening a tire.
LOGANSP0RT - Mysterious mes
sages were sent to Oscar Widner at
Dayton in a scheme to have him come
here TO get him." ne believes.
COLUNIBUS-Tax drivers here are
hauling them free to the fairgrounds
since Indianapolis drivers cut the
price from Is to Is cents.
SOUTH BEND-A portrait man
from Chicago brandished q revolver
at Mrs. Elmina Peterson when she
refused to pay SO more for picture.
COLUAIBUS-Jack Kelly, charged
with being drunk. said he found a
bottle and didn't know whether II con
tanned aIcorol or gasoline.
COLUNIBUS-Myrick H. subIette Of
Tavlorville, sUmmerinS IN Paris.
writes home that haircuts cost but S
cents overseas.
SOUTH BEND - Rats. totaling
200 900. BIT the dust here IN = cam
palgn conducted by A. c. Rowlsy.
EVANSVILLE - He disappeared,
along with a fishing pole. hence the
father Of John Shelton, 16. is not wor-
ried over his several days absence
from home.
FRANKFORT-Pa Tyant. sent
up for bootlegging. escaped from the
penal farm and sent back money to
pay his fine, but the authorities or
dered his arrest.
SOUTH BEND-Koman Kubicli Of
Chicago was identified by Miss Helen
Kobalinsli as the Lothario to whom
she had trusted her heart 9nd $1,000.
LIN k14t4lAdtE vas GnEA
to nip in the bud a threatened strike
Of peach pickers here, the sheriff
threatening to declare martial law.
MARION traffic sign was
crashed into by a runaway horse and
all that remained was the arm read
ing Keep courthouse to the left"
VAN BURFN-'Itck Skillet" de-
rivation unknown. was the name for
merly borne by this city, according to
H. B. Hatcher. So.
VTNCENNES - Prosecutor Barr
frankly told jurors he did not want
to try a case before them because
they would return a verdict OF not
guilty. They did.
KOKOMO-CIarence s. Jarvis. 15. is
charged with theft OF $50 from his
grandmother
HUNTINGTON-Nelson Kiser. 20.
one armed. died as a result Of an in
jury received trying to drive a motor
cycle through heavy traffic
MARION bootIegger who at
tended a dance ana dispensed liquid
moonshine to several youths is
sought by police
LAPORTE-John Vardaman is
champion father Of this city, having
lust celebrated arrival Of his fifteenth
child
MARION Considerate thieves who
q1a1 mad Off the
machines tools after using them, but
the tires were missing
RUSHVILLE-They not so hide
bound as TO stick to horses always, so
Horse Thief Detective Association
members turned in Ned Crosby on
charge Of stealing an automobile.
FRANKFORC-When his aUtomo-
bile rolled down al embankment, Her
man Nehrig's right eye was gouged
out and his cheek bone crushed
BLOONUNGTON-A dead man on
the roadside seen by a stone worker
could not be found by officers; now
they're looking for a moonshine
cache.
GREENSBURG-A half hog and a
half heifer were listed among the as
sets Of Brant Calvin Of Lebanon, in
his bankruptcy petition
BLOONnNGTON-Burning embers
from the roof which fell on their bed
awakened Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe
Brock. who fed in time to escape
death.
SOUTH BEND-Caddies here are
keeping up with the times, they have
struck for wage increase from % to
80 cents an hour.
AIENT0NE-A total Of A 900 baby
chicks have been produced in the last
seven months by c. L. Manwaring
ct his farm east OF Mentone.
hIARIoN-Horseshos players have