The Indianapolis times. [volume], October 10, 1929, Home Edition, Second Section, Page PAGE 22, Image 22

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POLITE BANDIT
AND MATE ROB
UPTOWN STORE
‘I Hate to Do This,’ Says
Leader, Demanding
Till Contents.
Police today sought two bandits
who held up the Knox pharmacy,
Twenty-fourth street and College
avenue Wednesday night.
"I hate to do this,” apologized one
of the masked men. ‘‘Hand it over.”
They took $35 and escaped, John
Knox, proprietor said.
A radio, valued at $l5O. was taken
from the home of Louis Herbert,
2546 Villa avenue. Wednesday night.
The Shell gasoline filling station at
Bluff road and Meridian street, was
robbed of S4O by a sneak thief.
Faces Liquor Charge
Arrested in an alley near 231
South Meridian street early today,
John Langer, 2412 East Washington
5 trcet, was charged with drunken
driving, reckless driving, transport
ing liquor and operating a blind
tiger. Police say they found half
a gallon of whisky in his automo
bile.
Masons Hear Minister
RU Time* Special
ANDERSON, Ind., Oct. 10.—The
Rev. Dr. F. L. Roberts, pastor of
Broadway Methodist Episcopal
church, Indianapolis, spoke on "The
Long Trial" at a banquet of An
derson Scottish Rite Club here.
Frank L. Moore and Vincent P.
Smith, Indianapolis, were other
guests of honor. Alfred V. Reschar,
postmaster, was toastmaster.
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GREENCASTLE, Ind., Oct. 10.—
Two demented men have been held
in the Putnam county jail here in
the past few days. One, a Mexican,
was released and allowed to go on
to Chicago. The other, John Coats,
26, Auburn, Is still held. He was
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OP INDIANAPOLIS ~
Having played many types of
wives on the stage of English's when
she was the leading woman for
Charles Berkell’s stock company,
Miss Jean Oliver now is playing the
role in real life, according to reports
published in Cincinnati papers.
According to these reports, Miss
Oliver and L. B. Wilson, banker,
theater ownei and civic leader of
Covington, Ky., were married en
route to Detroit, where they now are
at the Cadillac hotel.
Friends of the couple in Cincin
nati and here could not learn just
where they were married, although
Wilson has admitted in a telegram
that they are.
Miss Oliver was undoubtedly the
most popular leading woman that
Berkell ever brought to Indianapo
lis. Her last engagement was lead
ing woman with the National Play
ers last spring at the Coc theater
in Cincinnati, which Is managed by
Nelson Trowbridge.
Tax Rate Set at 55 Cents
Pjl Times Special
CHESTERFIELD, Ind., Oct. 10.—
The tax rate for the town of Ches
terfield has been set at 55 cents
by ruling of the state tax board, a
victory for a majority of the town’s
citizens who remonstrated against
a proposed rate of 80 cents.
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CRITICAL HURTS
IN AUTUMISHAP
Earl Aldio Darted in Front
of Car, Witnesses
Declare.
Earl Aldio, 6, of 1024 West Mor
ris street, was in a critical con
dition at city hospital • today, with
a skull fracture and other injuries
suffered when struck by an auto
mobile in front of his home Wednes
day night.
Returning from a grocery where
he purchased candy, the child
darted into the street, without re
gard for traffic, witnesses said.
Albert Fisher, 46, of 910 Marion
avenue, driver of the car, was not
held.
Alighting from a street car at
Northwestern avenue and Twenty
eighth street, Wednesday night,
Mrs. Nellie McGinnis, 57, of 552
West Twenty-eighth street, was
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struck by an auto operated by
James Johnson, Negro. 609 West
Twenty-eighth street. Her injuries
were not serious.
Mrs. Bemstine Gale, 29, Anderson,
was injured when her husband's
machine was struck and overturned
by another car at North and New
Jersey streets Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long, 612
North Jefferson avenue, are recov
ering from injuries received when
their car figured in a collission with
another machine near Danville,
Sunday.
G. 0. P. Chief Better
Elza O. Rogers, Lebapon, Repub
lican state chairman, today was
recovering in city hospital from cuts
and bruises suffered ir. an auto
mobile accident at New Jersey and
St. Clair streets Wednesday.
He was a passenger in a car
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sault and battery and reckless
driving.
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Accused of theft of a diamond
ring from Miss Evelyn Garten, 1333
North Pennsylvania street, Walter
Wall, 27, same address, today was
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CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind., Oct.
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Evans killed himself because I
despondency over financial •;
family trouble.