The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-14

only when the party arrested had
first violated some motor law, it is
said.
The Cases Include:
Nick John, 702 Arnolda Ave,
arrested on a blind tiger charge May
after a drunken motorist said he
obtained the liquor from John. No
liquor was seized in the raid.
Tom Farmer. colored, of 1920 F..
Twenty-Seventh ST., arrested on
blind tiger charge on July %. after
motorist with liquor on his breath
said he obtained liquor at Farmers
home. Small amount Of liquor was
seized.
Hubert Barber. 1890 y. Talbot
Ave, arrested on blind tiger charge
July 80 after State police on search
for stolen cars found empty cans in
BARRIERS auto in a north side garage.
Found small amount OF liquor at his
home.
Herbert Marsh, 1927 s. West ST.;
Francis Slavin. SO s. Summit ST.;
John Brady, 613 e. North St., and
Jerry Carroll, city. arrested by State
police, Aug. 10. on blind tiger
charges in an alley near West and
Merrill SITS. Four youths were
drinking out of two pint BOTTLES,
police said. who were searching for
speeders.
r. Hoffert, living on Stump Rd..
arrested on blind tiger charge Aug.
IA. after State police were told by
n youth they had arrested that he
bought liquor from Hoffert. Forty
three quarts Of beer. three gallons
Of alcohol and three half pints Of
alcohol were taken in raid. on Aug.
20 Mrs. Hoffert was arrested on a
blind tiger charge, when State police
again visited the home and found
twelve quarts of beer. The youth,
when arrested for having no certif-
cate Of title, no license and no auto
numbers, had liquor on his breath,
but the odor was not strong enough
to warrant an arrest for driving an
auto while drunk.
Aid Deputies
Albert Dearmin. Seventy-Fifth st.
and Keystone Ave. arrested on blind
tiger charge Aug. Is. State police
made the raid with deputy sheriffs.
While making the raid two drunken
motorists came in and were arrested.
Small quantity Of liquor was con.
fiscated.
Frank Turk, $50 n. Holmes Ave,
and Ludrich Staunch, 765 n. Holmes
Aug. IS. Large quantity of wine
was seized. State police were aiding
deputy sheriffs Charles Stevens,
1928 w. Tenth St, arrested or blind
tiger charge Aug. /. after thirty.five
gallons OF alcohol were seized. State
police again aided.
Lee Merritt. 3131 Madison Ave,
arrested on blind tiger charge Aug.
Z. Eighty-nine quarts of beer. six
quarts of whisky and two pints OF
whisky were seized. Arrest was
made by State police after neighbors
living near barbecue operated by
Merritt complained that motorists
would park along road and become |
boisterous after drinking liquor.
Open Muffler
Matte Malfreda, 734 n. Holmes |
Ave. arrested on blind tiger charge |
Aug. 8, by State police after youth
who was arrested for no license or
certificate to title told State police
he had been to the Malfreda home
drinking. Twelve quarts of beer, |
159 quarts of wine and one quart OF |
mule were seized.
S. Freeman, 1929 E. Twenty
Third St., and j. L. Lipscomb. 1914
f. Twenty-Third St. arrested on
blind tiger charges Aug. 20. Quanti-
ty of beer and alcohol confiscated. |
State police were told by colored |
man who they arrested for open
muffler that he bought liquor from
Lipscomb and Freeman.
John Stanley, and John Putu, 469 |
w. Washington St, arrested on
blind tiger charge Aug. 20, after
motorist who was arrested by State
police told them that he had obtained |
liquor from Stanley.
Henry Pitman, 1923 w. Louisiana
St, arrested on blind tiger charge |
Sept. 1, after two couples who were |
arrested for speeding told State po-
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