The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-14
Far and Near

| Far and Near
CHICAGO-"I want my rights"
asserted Ralph Feldstein, %, ar
raigned in court for failure to pay
alimony to his wife, Rose. Judge
Joseph Burke surveyed the pris-
oner. Granted" he said. Sixty
days in the House of Correction"
NEW YORK - Because he
smoked cigar in the lobby OF the
Christian Alliance Society, where
smoking is forbidden, James Dex-
ter was recognized rs a fugitive
from justice and captured.
NEW YORK-Temple Emanuel,
with the wealthiest and most influ.
entail Jewish congregation in the
United States. has been sold to Jo-
seph burst. vice president Of the
Capitol National Bank for $1,000 900,
or a record price of $3.50 a square
foot for Fifth Ave. property.
LONDON - England imported
6,522 1922 tons Of German coal, val.
ued at more than 100000, 900, during
the recent stoppage due to strike in
the British Isles.
VTENNA-TwO hundred and
forty farmers have been arrested
Mt Os.rau, In CzechO-SlovaIxia,
charged with Justification of health
and identity cards for their cattle.
CHICAGO-Two girls who had
nice sedan OF their own are held
here on charges of flirting. Seven
young men made complaint that the
two had parked near a theater and
tried to ''vamp" them.
SPRINGFIELD, III. - For the
first time since the beginning of the
flivver era, the secretary OF States
office here has been requested to IS
sue extradition papers for a horse
thief. The application was made by
Waterloo Qowa) officers, who want to
bring back Oscar Fields from Mis-
souri, to face charges Of stealing q
mule.
LONDON-StiIl believing that
the body of Mrs. Agatha Christie,
missing novelist, is lying I'm the
Surrey wilderness within twenty
miles Of central London, the DO
lice have decided to summon deep
sea divers TO explore the bottom
Of Silent Pool. in which Mrs.
. Christie may have been drowned.
BALBOA, c. Z.-Coples of two
newspapers containing the alleged |
text of a new treaty between Pan |
anna and the United States were
conflscated by police of Panama |
City.
BERLIN-Two 46,000-ton liners to
travel between New York and"Rre-
merhaven in six days will be or
dered soon by the North German
Lloyd line.
ASBURY PARK, N. john
Marks, 8S, who, with his wife, SO.
celebrated their siXty-third wedding
anniversary, remarked, Folks live
too fast these days. And they don't
live long,"
BROOKLYN, N. Y.-The Panama
mail liner Ecuador arrived with 5000
parrots, $50 parakeets. many macaws
ana seventy monkeys for the Christ
mas gift trade.
BALTIMORE, Md.-A Negro team
rom Lincoln University, PennsyI-
vania, will debate with team from
oxford University, England, here on
NEW YORK.-James Barry, az,
begging with a pair of crutcbes, {
was refused aims by n girl and hit
her over the head with a crutch.
When policeman started for him 1
he forgot all about being Scrip
pied" discarded the crUtches and
led the policeman a merry chase. >
He got six months.
NEW YORK.-Ralph Guilbes was ,
lrrested coming from a 5-and-10-cent
tore. Search revealed 1929 diamond
'ings distributed about his person,
iome strung on a clothesline about I
lis waist.
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EDITOR WEEDS ACTRESS
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Philip A. !
Payne, managing editor of the New
York Daily Mirror, and Dorothy
Hughes. motion picture actress,
we're married yesterday Miss ]
Hughes appeared In several d. w.
Griffith pictures and was the origi.
lal Miss New York" Ii