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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-17
1903 Harrison


Six rooms, lights, gas. city water, toilet;
$3.50, water paid. Ri. 1857.
SCHMID & SMITH. INC. REALTORS.
MANHATTAN. 8o5-bandy modern house.
Reduced $50. Be. 2958.
MACPHERSON, 3254-Red. $3.50 to $50;
rms. excellent dble., full base; gar.
MICHIGAN. E.. 47I2-Strictly modern,
rooms; garage: soft water. II. 1890.
NEW YORK. E.. 2203-Easily heated 6-rm.
mod: redeco. throughout: harg. ri. 6256.
NORTH. E.. 3703-6-rm. mod. breakfast
nook. garage. large ward: $50: II. BIB.
ORANGE. 412-3 rooms gas, lights. water.
inside toilet: garage: only Sl8. Be. 1858.
424 Parker
toilet. water paid. $40 so Ri 1857.
sCHMID g. SMITH. INC. REALTORS.
ROCKVILLE RID. 3T76-5-rm. modern bum
galow; breakfast nook; hardwood floors
and gar. Call Be. 1892. bet. {. D. m.
SHELBY, 27O9-5 rooms. garage. water
paid. $3.50. Ri. 1921.
SINGLETON. 1908 rooms and bath;
TENTH. W, 53I3-Cozy firm. mod. bqn-
galoW double: garage: s26 IA. 2476-W.
18th, Ills W.-7-room modern single. $50.
Kew next door. Dr.. $3.50
1873 e. 18TH ST.
FlFe-room single, electricity and gas
water paid: SIS.
path ST; E.. 6f4-6-r0om modern double.
steam heat system. $50. Ha. ll24-R.
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5 BANDITS CAPTURED
Terre Haute Men Held in
$4,000 HoIdup.
By United Press

BIZ United Press
NEWTON, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-THE fifth
member of group Of six bandits
who last Friday held up and robbed
A. F. Calvin, wealthy realtor, and
his wife, Of $4,000 in jewelry, was
in custody here today and all but
about SIG Of the loot had been re-
covered, police al ounced.
Arrest of Lee H n, alleged leader
OF the gang, at the home of his wife
at Falmouth, Ill, yesterday followed
the finding of approximately $4,000
worth of the stolen jewels along the
roadside near where four other al
legged members Of the band were
captured within few hours after
the robbery. The jewels we're found
Sunday b. Lyle Mccain, IL, of Rob-
inson, Ill, Willie delivering papers.
When the four men, Forest Marts,
Herschel Luthe, George Burkeybyle
and Harold Shelburne, all of Terre
Haute, were arrested by Robinson
authorities who had stopped the
automobile in which they were rid
ing, approximately $1,000 of the
loot was recovered.
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RELIEF BLOCKED
BY ONE Vote
Councilman Stops Meas
ureS; Didn't Know

Plans of city officials to employ
200 men to repair city streets were
blocked Monday night, when Coun-
Gilman George A. Henry, Repub-
lican, voted against suspension of
rules on two ordinances appropriate
ing 100000.
Angered because councilmen. in
caucus, voted to postpone a taxi
fee ordinance, which he fathered,
Henry abruptly left the caucus. He
threatened then to vote against all
rules suspension motions in the
open meeting.
The ordinances allotted $35 900
to the engineers department and
$4,000 to the street commissioner.
The money had been obtained by
city officials through payment of the
cityS gas tax funds Feb. Is, instead
Of March /.
Asked why he voted against the
two bills, Henry said after the meet
ing that he was opposed to sus-
pension of rules as q bad practice for
the council.
Later he added he did not know
until told by newspaper men that
the ordinances were unemployment
relief measures.
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Arrivals and Departures

Mars Hill Airport-Curtiss Wright
visitors included B. G.. Spangrel,
Richmond to Indianapolis, and re-
turn, Curtiss- Robin; A. r. Smith,
Springfield, I'll. to Cincinnati, O.,
Stinson Detroiter; Captain G. r.
Sweeney, Municipal airport to
Evansville, one passenger; T. and w.
A. passengers westbound included
G. r. McKelvy of Louisville, and H.
T. Long, Philadelphia.
Hoosier Airport-Bob Curry, from
Seymour to Indianapolis and return,
Curtiss- Robin; Joe Shumake, De-
partment of Commerce inspector,
Detroit to Indianapolis, Stinson
monoplane.
Capitol Airport-Captain E, E.
Cornish, from TT. Wayne to Indian
apolis. and return.
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Miscellaneous Wanted
Business Opportunities
Store-Ofice Supplies

ELL equipped restaurant; new fixtures;
,ood stock. S20O down. Be. 1893
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FRATERNAL TAX
BILL ADVANCES
To LAST TEST
Senate DevoteS Morning to
Debate on Measure;
Few Amendments.

The fraternal property tax bill.
which its author, Senator Lee j.
HsrtzeH rep, Allen and Noble),
contends will put more than $780,
100000 Of taxables back on the dup
licste, survived all attacks in the
senate today and passed the en-
groSsment intact.
This puts the measure on third
reading for final passage in the sem
ate. Should it become a law il az
estimated about 100000 in rev.
enues will be raised from this source.
Fight on the bill began Monday
afternoon and was resumed upon
converting today. The senate de-
voted the entire morning TO the
matter. Hartzell, who is the Re-
publican floor leader, fought Wig
orously and successfully against both
indefinite postponement and amend
ments which would make the meas
ure Intellectual.
Postponement Defeated
The indefinite postponement was
defeated % to IS.
During the debate, Senator
George w. Sims (Rep., vigo)
charged that Hartzeu had nothing
TO do with writing the bill and that
1t was produced by Harry Miesse,
secretary of the Indiana Taxpayers
Association.
Hartzell denied this and declared
1t was drafted by himself, Senator
@. Oliver Holmes (Rep., Lake, and
other senatorial colleagues.
The idea first was suggested in
the senate by Senator Walter S.
Chambers Dem, Hancock, Henry
and Madison), minority floor leader.
First Collection In 1888
Senator Winfield Miller (Rep,
Marion) succeeded in passing an
amendment which will make prop
erty endowments to private schools
exempt.
Several amendments by Senator
j. Clyde Hoffman rep, Marion)
which would leave fraternal build
ings used only for lodge purposes
on the exemption list, we're de-
feated.
He was successful in striking out
the emergency clause. Chambers
said that with passage of the law
the first tax collection effected will
be 1898. Hoffman had sought TO
make it 1884.
Senator William B. Hoadley
(Rep. Brown, Greene and Owen,
tried to take college fraternity and
sorority houses out of the bill, but
secured no support for the move.
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Metal Plane Favored

LONDON, Feb. 17-Airplane de-
signing and construction in England
is leading toward the all-steel plane,
according to construction engineers.
1t is said that such planes are
easier assembled, more safe, and
more rugged than the combination
wood and steel craft. Because of
the lack of suitable metal material,
England has been backward until
now in the adoption of the all-steel
plane.
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Midget Plane Invented

BIZ United Press
LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 17.-Avia-
ton science is turning to the small
or things if the new 'Playboy" mon
oplane, 350-pound two-place
pusher perfected here recently, is
an indication.
The plane has a body seven feet
in length, can be parked in the
driveway beside home. has a speed
of seventy miles an hour, and costs
but $500.
1t has a twenty-fve-horse power
engine installed in the rear of the
plane fusilage. The usual rudder
is missing. and for directional con-
troll the wing flaps are in the trail
ing edge of the wings.
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EFFECT OF GLAND ON
INSANITY IS TESTED
Thyroid Deficiency Found in Many
Dementia Praecox Cases.

bB Science Serrfce
BOSTON, Feb. 17.-More than
one-tenth of the subjects of insanity
of the type known as dementia
praecoX found in mental hospitals
are suffering from thyroid def
cheney. DR.. r. G. Hoskins and DR.
Francis S. Sleeper of the Memorial
Foundation for Neuro- Ealdocrine
Research here have concluded after
a survey of the problem in the
Worcester State hospital for mental
disease.
In an intensive study of 1870
cases they found that eighteen of
the patients suffered from too little
thyroid secretion. Sixteen were
given thyroid treatment. Fourteen
showed significant improvement in
mental condition. Five became well
enough to go home. Hcskins and
Sleeper pointed out that allowance
must be made for the tendency to
spontaneous improvement in this
type of mental disease.
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NO7u7p M PTNTFps

NOllCfF III tlOGEtto
Of School Commissioners of the City Of
Indianapolis, Indiana. will until the hour
of O'Clock P. M. February "a, 1881, re-
cieve sealed bids for alterations to the
bows toilet room of School No. 8 located
at the southeast corner of Virginia Avenue
end Lexington Avenue in the City of In
dianaDolis. All in accordance with plans
and specifications prepared by the en-
cheering division Of the Buildings and
Grounds Department Of the Board of
School Commissioners of the City of IN
dianapolis.
Copy of the plans and specifications are
on file at the office Of the State Board of
ACCOUNTS. Room 305 State House, Indian
apolis. Indiana. and also at the office of
the Board of School commissioners, $50
North Meridian street. indianapolis. In
diara Said plans and specifications in
clude az part thereof a notice to bid
ders which specifies in detail the condi-
tions under which proposals will be &C
cepted.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY A. B. GOOD, Business Director.
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Unseen Hand

By CHiieu fFtSS
PASADENA, Cal. Feb. IL
The wife Of a noted man
should hide her light under a
bushel' even though she may
be a great aid TO her husband
in his work, believes Frau Elsa
Einstein, wife of DR.. Albert
Einstein. the German scientist.
You must have been so very
helpful to your husband in his
work" said o woman who met
Frau Einstein in a theater
here.
"Sh-sh- sh." Frau Einstein
whispered. don't let the pro-
fessor hear you say that. He
wouldn't. eat at the same table
with me for two weeks"
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FIRM IS PURCHASED
TT. Wayne Equipment Company Is
Sold to Apex.

The Apex Electrical Manufactur-
ing Company of Cleveland, O., has
purchased the entire electrical re-
frigerating business of TT. Wayne
Equipment Company of TT. Wayne.
Ind, according to a statement made
today by c. G. Frantz, president
of the Apex company, following a
meeting Of the board of directors.
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THREE HELD IN NORTH
SIDE THEFT CHARGE
Clerk Is Charged with Conspiracy
to Rob Pharmacy,

Three men, two of them Negroes,
today were bound over to the grand
jury charged with the theft of $500
from the safe of Taylor's pharmacy,
SO East Thirty-fourth street, early
Monday.
According to police, Frank Will
liams, Negro, $40 North Senate ave-
nue., has confessed he and James
Kepner, 2449 North Illinois street,
clerk, conspired to carry out the
robbery. Williams. police said. has
admitted obtaining key, he
charges, was left for him by KEEP
ner, to gain admittance to the
store.
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
a. M.
Northwest wind, 3 miles an hour;
bsrometric pressure, 29.75 at sea
level; temperature, al; ceiling and
visibility, zero; field, good.
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Business Announcements

FEAIHERS-Bought. sold and renovated,
feather mattresses. pillows made to order.
e. P. Burke. 431-433 Mass. Ave. Ri. $685.
CONTRACTING-Gen repair work: esti-
mates free. T. H. NELSON. Be. 3157
BATH ROOM-Complete $50: plumbing &
heating installed: reasonable. Ia. 4057
WE SELL AND INSTALL CELTEX. CH
3001.
HARDWOOD-Floors made to look new.
Avoid spring rush! STEELE. Ia. 2137.
ELECTRICAL SERVICF-And repairs: no
lob too small. JORDAN. Ia. 1892.
YOUR furnace repairs. roofing and paint
ing for less. See me last Ha. 2947.
ROOF-Chimney and Gutter repairing,
plaster patching. Oh. THEW.
FIRST-CLASS brick contractor; new and
repair work: reasonable. Ri. 9647.
GEN. REPAIRING-Rea sewer man; leaky
roofs. guttsrS- flrn- cnils eve Oh 2222-.I-
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CLUB REFLECTS HEAD
All Columbia Officials Receive
Unanimous Vote.

Unanimous Vote.
Officers of the Columbia Club
were unanimously reelected at a
luncheon and business meeting
Monday.
They are Norman A. Perry, presi-
dent, Fred G. Gardner. vice. rei-
dent, Frank A. Butler. treasurer.
and E. Parke Akin, secretary and
manager.
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Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will sell at public auction on
March 9, 1880, at 10 O'Clock a. m, one
Ford Truck, Motor No. A1749232. property
of w. j. Morgan. for storage charges
amounting to S81 S.
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
1929 East Market st., Indianapolis.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 10412.
- In the Matter of the Appeal Of the
New York. Chicago and st. Louis Railroad
Company from -Four Resolutions passed
by the Board of Trustees OF the Town
Of Walkerton. Indiana. requiring the, New
Company to install. maintain electric
Hash light alarm signals at the crossings
Of Fourth ST.. Fifth St.. Seventh ST. and
Eighth st. and said railroad in the town
of Walkerton. Indiana.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission of Indiana will con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the Rooms Of the Commission
at Indianapolis. Indiana. at 10 O'Clock
a. m: on Wednesday. March 4, 1881.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
BY G. F. MCINTOSH, Commissioner.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
Feb Is 1921
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ICE ROXES
Musical Instruments

REPOSSESSED Grand. biggest value in
city. maybe had BY assuming small bal
ance at 50 per wk Viking Music
CO. 100 e. Ohio st.
SAXOPHONFS-Ea siest payment plan in
town. LORENz SAX SCHOOL. Pembroke
Arcade. II. 1900
JUST received exceptional value, studio
upright piano, priced $425 now $3.50.
Viking MUSIC CO. 100 z. Ohio St.
VOSE g. SON mahogany upright: real
E. Ohio st.
ONE Starr upright piano. splendid con-
dltiop; S25. Viking MUSIC CO, 100
E. Ohio ST.
GENUINE Baldwin upright fine tone and
action: S25. Viking MUSIC CO. 100
E. Ohio St
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Machinery and Tools

New and renewed Electric Motors
bought sold and exchanged, rented, re-
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
3525 T. Wash st. Tr. ISL.
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Pets

GERMAN police pup months old beau
tifully marked eligible for registration;
reasonable. Hui. 1885.
CANARIES-We. guarantee males that sing:
hens that feed. 306 Holmes. Be. 1855.
ANARIES-Pedigreed rollers, males; hens
special 1924 Broadway. He. 1914.
GERMAN police puppies: pedigreed; rea-
sonable. DR.. 17l7. 1914 2. lie Grande.
POLICE PUPPIES FOR SALE
IR 2180-8
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RADIO AND TFLFVTSTON

RADIO AND TELEVISION
Americas newest billion dollar indus
try. Always good position open. paying
$l25 to 5000 per month. Interesting and
TAP, TOE, BALLET. ACROBATIC-This
coupon entities bearer. adult or child, to
one free dance lesson during the month
1905 King Ave. lwestl; 2613 E. Mich. (east) =.
Call Be. 1881, before 8 p. m. for infor
TUTORING-H. s. English, history, civics.
science math.; exp. graduate teacher;
also grades S to 8. inclusive. DR.. 1606-M.
TAP DANCING TAUGHT IN YOUR OWN
HOME: VERY REASONABLE. RI. 8735.
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Special Notices
Instructions

II BEAUTIFUL hand-painted photographs:
special price, SO. Ri. 9045 fog. appoint
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Live Stock

LARGE 2-HoRSE TOP WAGON: GOOD
AS NEW ss5. az FLETCHER AVE.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

"a rolls window shade cloth in roll lots.
10c per roll.
2 walnut dining table tops, SIS each.
dining table base, $500
Big 4 Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Capitol and South
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Eberhardt Awnings

Eberhardt Awnings
Home owners visit our new show room
334 Capitol. Estimates free. Ii. $685.
FACTORY rebuilt automatic electric water
new. Call MEIER Electric & MA
CHINE CO.. 1925 E. Washington, IT. 1851.
CHEAP, 81 Gu. #. full automatic electric
air compressor. Call Meier Electric Ma
chine Co. 1925 f. Washington. IT. 1851.
LOT new and used house heating boilers,
radiators and 2 Oilomatic oil burners.
Plumber fixtures. $40 N. Ill Ii. 1884
MODEL ! Walter King X-Ray Machine.
cost $1.100. 205 Mass. Ave. Ii. 947O
BABY CAB-Full lined, like new; reason-
able. 1885 w. 18th st. Be. 3o48
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Death Notices

BRAUN. NfINNIE-Beloved mother of Mrs.
Mary Jacoby. Mrs Emma Hanney and
Mrs. Pauline Mass. all of this city, and
Mrs, Mass, ,217 East wyoming street,
Saa fg9 r. 81 ag te % aedf5s A S 1
of lions Evangelical church. Funeral
services will be held ct her daughters
at o'clock Burial Crown Hill cemetery.
Friends invited. VALID FUNERAL d.
FLAHERTY, MARY.-Widow o. late Ed.
Brooksde park, passed awaY Feb. 16,
1881. a. m. Funeral Wednesday, Feb.
la, $50 .; m. at FINN BROS FUNER-
AL HOME, 1888 N. Meridian. Services
ST. Philip Neri church, 8 a. II. Friends
invited.
GROVE = Samuel. beloved husband of
Laura Grove. and father OF Mrs. Mable
oTee and Gf george Mgr Grove pSssed
Tuesday. Feb. II. age 81 years, Funeral
service. will be held at the residence, 953
10. at Q o'clock. Burial. Crown Hill cenle-
terry: Friends invited VALID FUNERAL
HARTLEY. MARGUERITE-Ne Bender,
beloved wife of Roscoe, mother of Mari
lyn and Jack, daughter of George and
Frances Bender. sister of Louise Mildred,
Josephine and Herman and George Bend
err passed away Sunday evening. Funeral
We'd, $50 a. M. from the residence, 1925
Trowbridge, st. Patricks church. 9 a. m.
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends in
gited.
L., passed away in Lake
call at the residence, $50 West Thirty-fr
street, after Wednesday, D. m. Services
at the st. Paul M. F.. church Saturday.
Q p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill in charge OF the North Park Masonic
LEONARD, ALvIN-Husband of Florence
at the residence. 18th ST. and Post road.
a. M. at FINN BROS FUNERAL HOME.
1889 N. Meridian. Interment Floral Park
cemetery. Friends invited.
MISUNDERSTANDING beloved wife Of Lon
NJ. Mobley, daughter of Claude Dennis
and sister of Mrs. Irene Daley and
Claude Dennis, passed away Sunday. Feb
IS. age 20 years. Funeral services will be
1922 Union street. Wednesday morning
Feb. IS. at q O'Clock. Burial Cireenlawn
cemetery. Franklin. Ind. Friends invited
WEIR-Flora Bryan, daughter of the late
DR.. and Mrs. G.. w. BRYAN of Bloom
ington widow of the late James Crawford
Weir mother Of Or. Charles. Paul and
DR.. George E. Weir. dentists, sister of
Mrs. L. R. Oakes of Tipton. and aunt Of
Mrs. Alice Booth Hartwell of New York
city, passed away at the home. 1899 North
New jersey street. Monday morning. Feb
16. Funeral service at the home Wednes-
day. Feb IS. $50 a. m. Burial Will be
at Newcastle. Ind.
WINENfAN- William. age rs years, passed
awav Monday. Feb. 16 Time of funeral
given later. For information. call FINN
BROS FUNERAL, HOME. Ia. 1885.
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Poultry and Supplies

hundred; custom Matching. 2 cents per
egg: $50 egg units. Order now at "a N.
Delaware St. BOYER'S HATCHERY.
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Building Materials

REPA IR-REBUILD-Low cash prices; 24x
"a glass. sic; doors. Sl.95 up: first quality
red and green roofing. $f59; all kinds
COAL 3 MAT. co, 21l2 Northwestern.
FREE dumping grounds for everyone. s.
Meridian and Adler; y N. Belt Z. R.
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Real Estate for Exchange
Suburban for Sale

EXCHANGE your equity for good suburban
lot Mrs. McCubbins DR.. 03S3.
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Houses for Rent

SAB BELL
Five-room double and garage lights,
gas and water. si750.
GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Ii. 7491.
CHESTER. N. 121-Attractive strictly mod
6-rln. double, gar; reduced. IT. 4593.
COTTAGE. 1855 rooms. water paid. gas.
cleo. SIG: near school, Hu. 1858.
DENNY-4-rm. modern double; garage;
water paid; $50 Wa. 3347.
ENGLISH AVE. ll06-Five rms bath,
garage. 318 Empire. 8 rooms. s10.50.
HARLAN. 1902 wks. free, rms, gas,
llghts. soft hard water kew l214 HI 362a.
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FOUR houses in Lawrence. Ind, $1,000 to
50, 500. small down payment or car or
lot; balance monthly. owner. 1854 N.
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DENISON HOTEL

Fav all your tiIls with one cheek:
lights. water. maid service. linen fur
nished: 81 and 10. Pennsylvania & Ohio.
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In Memoriam Notices

IN MEMORIAM
PEA-In loving memory Of my dear father,
LEVI PEA. who passed on to peaceful
sleep, five years ego TODAY. Feb II. 1926.
MRS. CHARLES CURRY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-07

Field Marshal Lord Methuen recently
celebrated his seth birthday anniversary
in England.
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S|X-M|LE PURSUIT
ENDS IN SMASH-UPS
Shots Mark 60 M. P. H. Chase
of Roadster by Police.
Driver Escapes.

A Smile chase early this morning. |
during which police fired several shots
and which ended when both police ,
motor cycle and the car of fugitive
speedster crashed and were nearly de-
molished near Bladensburg. Md. was re-
ported in Police Court today. where
warrant was obtained for the arrest OF
the car driver.
Policeman H o. Tut of the TRAFFIC
Bureau. whose wrecked motor cycle was
discovered beside dirt road in nearby
MARYLAND was missing for several hours
after the chase 1t was believed that
he had been either badly hurt or killed
until he made his appearance in police
headquarters four hours afterward to
report that his man had escaped.
Chase Proceeds at 60 MP.H.
Shortly after midnight, according to
Tut and another officer. j. T. White,
they started in pursuit of the speeding
roadster on Bladensburg road ncrth-
east Travelling at more than 60 miles
an hour, they soon passed the District
line.
The chase was so fast that White was
outdistanced, but Tut was assisted by
BladenSburg police who took up the
chase until they. toe, We're left far be-
hind. Tut fired several shots at the
tires of the car without effect Contin-
uing out into Maryland, the car sud-
denly Swerved into a dirt road. Tut
stuck to the trail for a short stretch
until his machine Skidded and crashed.
He was thrown Violently t. the ground
but was injured only slightly. Not rs
yards farther, the roadster crashed
head-on into a tree. Tut gained his
feet and dashed to the wrecked car, but
its occupant or occupants i,.'cadY had
disappeared into the woods. A search
Of the woods was in vain.
Reported Killed or Hurt.
Bladensburg officers took TUFTS motor
cycle TO their station house. Policeman
White passed by, and. seeing the
wrecked machine telephoned the Traffic
Bureau that Tut had either been
killed or badly injured and that he
could not be found.
While the search for the oncer was
still in progress he showed up at head
quarters He said that he had been
brought in by passing motorist.
Several hours later the officer went
to court, sw0re to warrant charging
James j. Willoughby of the 5000 block
of w street northeast with speeding.