The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-21

keQOnE the reunion.
The program arranged includes
a business session and memorial serv-
ices for deceased comrades afterward.
A banquet will be held tonight. Other
entertainment has been earranged for
the day.
HOOSlER BRIEFS
PRINCETON-'Tak it off'n me-"
shouted a negro boy when & large
tarantula leaped upon him from a
banana truck. hut he was unframed.
TT. WAYNE-While one of his feet
was caught in a traction frog, Mar
shall Comincavish was run down and
injured by an automobile.
FRANKFORT-Gof players are de-
nyinz a report here that they. went
around T. P. a. park links so fast
they set the grass on fire.
BLUFFT0N-Circu life interferes
with your sleep entirely too much,
so Edward Pierce Of Fl. Wayne left
the show here and went back home.
Wildcats odors disturb
slumbers-that is Wildcat Creek,
which flows through the heart Of the
city.
COLUSIBUS-"Go TO brides. dad
dy," said Charles Johnson, Jr., 2, as
he tried to climb back into the cock
Dit after his first airplane ride.
LOOMINGTON-A masked hold
up man who at break OF day awak-
ened a bunch Of poker players here
to the fact that he needed money has
been identified at Martinsville.
GREENSBURG-'K your eye
on your adventurous son when cir
Gus comes to town." said James Hall
Of Champaign, H.. here looking for
his 16-year-old hoy.
FFTON-F Fearing robbers
might take advantage Of the darkness
Of a storm. Lloyd Cowens, bookkeeper,
TIocked the Wells County bank and
pulled the shades.
SHOALS-Clyde Archer, shot from
ambush here last week, was the sixth
Archer to die with his boots on, the
killings starting in 1882.
LAFAYETTE-There was no evil
dencs Iiebert Collins sold liquor, he
merely gave It to his friends but was
fined nevertheless.
IAAFAYETTE-A penal farm sen
tence was given William Strickland
for inducing his uncle's wife. who IS
mother OF five children, to live with
him
BLUFFTON-Harry Young Of De
catur claimed circus men robbed him
Of $50 but the showmen said he lost
it gambling in the side show.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS here are
Joyous since finding that brand Of
ten-cent balls are as good as the dollar
article.
MARION-Total Of 5,07S bushels Of
wheat, 14.0ss Of oats and los rye were
thrashed by seventeen members Of
the Big Brotherhood ring.
EVANSVILLE-Six big broken
down locomotives were pushed into
the Howell yards by a wheezy switch
engine.
PRINCETON-His left ear struck
cross-arm and was torn off when Arba
Luhring. wire chief. fell off a tele-
phone pole.
WABASH-Helen Louise Holdings
head is recovering from a broken left
leg sustained when a tombstone top
pied over on it.
ANDERSON-An automatic food
restaurants will take a steak back If
not done, and after the meal clear the
table.
KOKOMO-Forty-hve men in a polk
er game at Russiaville were claimed TO
be members OF a gambling ring who
travel from town to town.
FRANKF0RT-Eig skeletons
Of Indians were unearthed on the
banks Of Wildcat Creek six miles west
Of here by Harry Hall.
CRAWFORDSYILLE-A dozen peo-
pie knew where~a jug OF moonshine
had been cached which caused arrest
Of three bootIeggers by Sheriff Lud-
dington.
PERU-''In 1915 the Indiana tax
average for each voter was SIT. in
1921 it was $40" asserted Walter