The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-05
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clothing. waist or dress OF loosely
woven black material, yellow trans
parent set gold pin.
Articles picked up in the wreck and
on display include several hundred
keys, half a dozen badly damaged
watches, a large number OF watch
chains, vanity cases. watch charms.
fraternal pins. and a large number Of
bits of unacceptable metal.
Marked JeweIry Held
Among the recognizable articles not
yet claimed are the faces of two pins
or cuff links with the initials "F. l..
c." another similar bit with initials
IF. c. b." a keystone-shaped Masonic
watch charm OF white stone or similar
material, a large-sized Hampton
watch with case No. 64161 and works
No. 367710.
The only trace relatives have Of
oliver L. Shaw, 1103 Reid PI., who
persisted in the traction wreck, is a
pair OF cuff links and q tuning fork.
A vain search has been made for his
body. Mr., Shaw had just lately re-
turned from California, and while un-
packing his trunk he broke a mirror.
He was heard to remark at the time,
DO you suppose this mean misfor-
tune OF some kind?"
He is survived by his mother. Mrs.
Catherine Shaw, Muncie; two brothers,
Perry. Upland. Ind; Edward. indian
apolis, with whom he made his home;
three sisters. Mrs. Orville Gray. Nun
Gle; Mrs. Charles Thorpe. Muncie. and
Mrs. William Golener, Alton, Ill,
Four Still Serious
Four of the injured in the wreck In
Indianapolis hospitals were reported
still to be In a serious condition.
Charles w. Moores. 5429 Guilford
Ave, at the Deaconess Hospital. was
reported to be in a fair condition, al.
though he had spent a restless night.
Fred Onkey. Bridgeport. Conn. SUI
fering from compound fractures of
both legs. was reported still to be in
a very serious condition at the Dea-
coness Hospital.
At st. Vincent Hospital, William
J. Brosnan. 1894 N. Meridian St, was
reported to be improving.
Mrs. X. o. Thomas. 1855 N. Tuxedo
St. still was In a very serious condi-
ton at the Methodist Hospital. She
is suffering from a broken leg and in.
Juries to her head.
Eight other victims still in Indian
apolis hospitals were not in a serious
condition.
The body Of Joseph L. Windsor was
TO be brought to indianapolis from An
derson. MIR. Windsor is known to
have a brother and sister there. His
widow was in Anderson today.
Cleveland Man Found
He had lived about two years at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson s, Lloyd
at the Talbot Ave. address. He was
State agent for the Glens Falls In
surance Company. with an Office AT
900 City Trust Bldg. He had been in
the insurance business here eighteen
years. He was a Shriner and a mem
Der OF the Columbia Club, and Illi-
nois Commercial Mems Association.
Harry Perlman OF Cleveland. Ohio,
missing. is in Cleveland, according to
word received by Jacob Morgan. In
dianapolis attorney, today. Morgan
said he did not know whether or not
Perlman wac in the wreck.
Memorial services were to be held
for James F.. 7. Sargent at 3 p. m.
today at the residence. $3.50 Central
Ave, with the Rev. Clarence Bispham
Of the Church Of the Advent In charge.
Although Nj. Sargent was known to
have died in the wreck. DO trace OF his
body could be found.
Kinnear Says "GOod-by'
Mrs. Ida w. T~rueblood of Chester.
field. Ind. who is in St. Johns Hos.
pital at Anderson, not seriously in
jured, told the Rev. G.. 2. c. Sargent,
brother OF the dead man. that. just as
the cars crashed. Wills Fl. Kinnear,
S340 Central Ave, who was returning
With Mr.. Sargent from a business
trip to FIT. Wayne. turned to his com.
panion and said, "Good-by, Sargent
Mr.. Kinnear also was killed.
OFT Kincade of Alfont. who assisted
in rescue work, identified a picture
of Mr.. Sargent as hat of a man ne
was unable to extricate from wreck.
age.
Mr.. Sargent's family is awaiting the
return of his Masonic ring from o.
B. Keiss of Birmingham. Ala, who
escaped. According to information
reaching the family MI. Sargent. burn
ing to death. asked for a Mason,
handed his ring to Keiss and told him
his name was Sargent. Keiss re-
NAMED in Indianapolis only half an
hour before going on to Birmingham,
according to dispatches.