Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1920 — Page 2

THE IXDL4XAP0LIS NE^VS, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1920.

PtmiiN’SPAYIS mMJADAY

ENQINeER WILL GET $3^00TAXi OEriNEp.

Appointed Sales Manager

S25,000 FOR CENTENNIAL

An tn«re&»e m pay waa tiven t» poUcawom*^. brmcliii’ thair aalanei up to $4.M a day. in an amandmont ta tiia policernsn'* and fireman'a salary ordlnajs<ca p«an«d ty th« common council Slonday s!!st}.t. T» * new wave I* Uia aanM an thmt paid to patrol-

men.

The amendment also raised the salary of the enjf.naAr of the new city 4^w;trtcal department fron !*,#•# te a year, and raised the rank of the poy<*eman assigned to the hoard of guardians to sergeant, hot did not <-ha Mge the proriSloa of the ordinance that the new scale is to remain effec tire aatil Mareh $1. mi. whoa the old rcale again will hecome eflfecttee. Moaoy %'otcd for |>aic«alaL •Hie council voted an appropriation of $25,Odd, to cover the eapenaes of the city osBTennial oolehratlon wWch wUl he Md in June la a letter to tha. rouncll. Itohert H, Bryson, city cmitroiler. oald that tho otato hoard of accounts wogld approve the ap-

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An ordlnanee wao introdaoed hr the hoard of pahlic safety which would apprtjprlato |2.5<>D for a poltcs target practfc* and ammunition fund. An oTdinac^ was tntrodneod tranaferring certain money from the polio* and ftre departmcirts to the new elec-

Uieat department.

gspiannde to RonuBn. The ^unc:l def«*t^ a iwsottttton providing foy the^rmit^yal of an eoplanade la Xofthw#s»j^ aventis. h«tnmott ^fteentfi^^Sy Xlnctoetitli Birseta, and theJpiur%|uo>f the space batween «hs twoVtd^sS^he hoard of K hlic works adoptsw^iiPrssolntlott for Fs tmprovemont In Novsnber, tilt, hdd U wan dsfwl«d hy rsmoaatranoe property ownors A* appropriation of li.09t was entsd to the city legal depan m«nt to pay isdgmetits. OOmprawifses and costs assessed

agafost tha mty.

Ths ei>ttn<^l amended the ttaffic ordinance to mnito eiear the deiattton of a toxleah. ''Rveiw vehicle need to carry Msseagers for fare In th* eltj^ wjH bo known as a 4**lrah hofoafter, and will rome tinder the revtelone for tszLrahe In the tralBc

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Dunn and Ehinnington yesterday afternoon, unroofed balldings and canaad property loss estimated at more than ^|2&.9ee. The srale came suddenly and

passed in a few mlnutea;

At Ehinnlngton the roof of the Catholic church was blown away and several homes were damaged. At £ast Dunn the roof of the grain ele-1 vator owned by Fred Brau. was de-T stroyed and the engine room wrei^od.! At John Ihvyer’s farm tha bam waaf blown down and the house unroofed Every building on the Philip KInt farm, except the house, was wrecked Many small outbuildings within a three-mile area were destroyed. Trees were uprooted and live stock kllledL

tain certain papers was the motive of

the crime.

W. Hinkle, daughter of Mrs. Burkhart, who was the widow of a wealthy grocer, recovered $520 from a trunk. She said no money was kept ia the safe, which was open when the b04]^s were found. BARRED FROM PRIMARY.

TWO WOMEN MURDERED.

EmS Frans Filed hame To* Late, Is

Dcelslen of Elkhart Beard. I&peeial te The Indianiujohs Fews]

GOSHKX, Ind.. April 20—The board of election commissioners of Elkhart county has definitely decided not to permit the name of Emil Fran*, of

Martias Ferry fO.I Paliec Ea^ Far Mas Seen Leaving WMaw’s Hesse. MABTIXS FERRY, O.. April 2*.— ! Felice are searching for a man seen < walking from the home of Mrs j Augusta Burkhart and her daughter, ’ Inllian. before the bodies of the two \ murdered women were discovered. The murders were committed Friday night Charles Bennington, a traveling salesman, told police he saw a man with a bundle under each arm leaving the Burkhart house and walking rapidly away. An offer ef 12,99* reward was made by Belmont county commtaalonerm for myiture and conviction of the slayer. Police believe that revenge and desire to ob-^

Middlebury. to be printed on ballots for the primary election. Fran* was a candidate for the Democratic nomination for prosecuting attorney in the Thirty-fourth judicial circuit. Elkhart and Lagrange counties This decision was reached after Ed Jackson, of IndianapoUk secretanr of state, declined to certify the declaiwtlon of Mr. Frans to the clerk of the Elkhart circuit court It was «- plained that the declaration of Mr. Frans did not reach the state's office until April I. The time limit for filing declarations expired '^^Elimination of Mr. Clell Firestone, of Goshen, the only candidate for the Democratic nominatton for pTOsecutor.

LET us TELL YOU HOW AND WHERE TO SPEND YOUR SUMMER VACATION So That You May DeriTe the Most Enjoyment { Therefrom, With the Least Possible Expense.

STEAMSHIP DBPABTMEXT

Fletcher American Company PE]«XSTL%'.%X1A AYD MARKET STS.

O. W. HUNT.

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Hoiit. formerly the local

maaager of the Underwood Typewriter Company, has been appointed general ialee manager for the LeaeyLafayette Cempaay, which le te dfetrthute the aew Lafayette car. Mr. Hunt ia well known in Indianapolis.

Hi left her* last ieptember to

his hem* ia Chicago, but when Robert Loaer gave him kn alluring oppertuttlty te com* hack to hi* Hoosier home, he didn't, terry long in Chicago. Tha. new salesrooms of the LoeeyLaiayette Company. In North CMpIto] avenue, are ready for business and win be going big as soon as the Lafayeti* coanw^ la ready to deliver D. McCall White's newest engi-

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WWD DOES $25,000 DAMAGE

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Threagh Part ef -Uaiaeis Chsuek.

(■peeiai to The ladleaspoh* Hews] X^AFATSTTE. Xn<L. April 20.-aA tornado swept over a small part of Benton county In the vtetntty of East

Fabric Gloves Thd idddl gtoTM for epriiig and tummer wear eombiniof tna fraotfolneas and dainty fit of kid floraa with thk quality of lithtnoas and t^lncaa. May tw sramd lOca a pocket handkarehid. Two new t^ifna—12-button lenftb, pique sewn, and atrap wriat gauntlet wlUi 4-row crochet tmbroidtry and pearl wriat buckle. S3.75

Oiksr Cham^Usttw Pncmd Hi OM $1.00

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Men’s Hand-TaOored’$ Spring Suit8-si>«u

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—^Look at them any way you please—style, material, colors, fit, and you*ll agree thej^re far and away the best to be had in all Indianapolis at anywhere near the price we are asking. r “Ask Your Friend— He Wears One”

*—Suits that have style hand-tailored right into them—single and double-breasted ^models. Cheviots, flannels, worsteds, tweeds, etc., in the popular shades of blue, green, brown, gray, oxfords, stripes and mixtures. —^AU sizes—stouts, slims and regulars. -i-Choice—f32.85. I Satisfaction Guaranteed—Money Refunded.

DISTINCTIVE HATS AND FURNISHINGS —Stocks are now at the peak of conpieteness.

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Our limited space will not permit us to tell you of ail tbe charming styles of low shoes for ladies which we have just ret^ved. In spite of the freight and express embargoes, our stock is more complete now than it has hem this season. A lane express shipment has alio made our men’s stock eapedaily com{date. May we have the i^Mure of showing you personally? KINNEY’S (ine.) US B. Ohio oL, Thni to 229 Maas. Ava.

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Coats, Ever So New!

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26 Different Shades— Georgette Crepe

1.69

All Bilk, excellent quelityi 40 inches wide. Very unusual quality at a most unusual price.

Again Wednesday— Black Rajah Silk 95c yd10 pieces of genuine black rajah silk offereJ Wednesday at this reduced price. A rough weave, of all pure eitk. No phone orders will be accepted.

Fine Wash Satins, 1.98 Thirty-six Inches wide; white, flesh and pink. Regular 2.7fi value.

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Never! Such a Sale of Blouses

As ^is Gold-Priio EventI Now In Progress. Second Floor. SUPERIOR STYLES! a . SUPERIOR QUALITIES! U N E X CELLED FOR VALUE! Newest colors. Many ore actuglly priced below present , wholesale cost. ^ In all sizes. (Now! feeasMl Floor)

iTlIIIIIWIWMiailllWHWWIlWIIIWIIIWimilWIIIWIHmiUMWWHIWmHIMMHl'A Tots* Gingham Dresses r, Regular 1,95 Qualities 1.25

WJNNING (> H t t 1 e dressy made of good quality ginghams in solid colors and attractive plaids: Short waiit models, skirts gathered on a yoke —all trimmed with contrasting gmghams or plain white. Sixes 2 to 6. (Waaeea'a, Few

Philippine Goans . and Envelopes 4,95 and 5,95 Values 3.95 Hand-ecalloped and trimmed with embroidered epraye. Chemiee have built-up ehonlders or straps, and the gowns are BleevelecB or Kavo cap sleevea. (Waaaew*a, Fowrtw Floor)

ANOTHER SURPRISE OFFER Novelty Wool Checks

in newest color combinations; SO Inches wide. The regular price Is i.to. For Wednes-

day only

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Yes! They Are Wonderful House Dresses Ordinarify they tell for 2.95 and 3,95, now—

2.50

Styles aj?lenty! Dependable Wasson Qualities! Ginghams in the wanted patterns, color! that stand washing. Good enough for summertime afreet wear. A big saving at SLUG. (WaaaowHi. Fowrth Floor)

127 Very Smart Garments are the Subject of This Very Interesting Feature, Wednesday at—--

O NE topcoat you must have if you foUow the dictates of Fashion. If you are not already a convert to I this cause, do come and examine the good-looking, “oh-so-new” examples ox this newest style.

Short Length Models and Three-Quarter Length Coats The latter, in reality, being full length, because of the short skirt vogue this season. Large, SelfCovered Buttons are the distinctive feature of one model—buttons which outline narrow ^ileats in the back from shoulder seam to hem. Ckiats that will prove themselves worthy to be the favorites for Spring- * time wear. ^ (WaseewM, Secowg Fleer)

Charming Hats at 6.50 and 10.00

PLAIN silk bands, a wreaths of brilliantly hued flowers, and soft ostrich bands, all do their eharming part to make attractive tnese hats of— Rough Straws Soft Milans Three-End Japs ’ Barnyard Straws Fashioned in an endless array of sailors, chin chins, turbans, irregular shapes and novelties, in every wanted springtime shade. (Waaeoa’s, Third Flyer)

Hardwater Castile Soap, 6 Bars, 42c Will lather In the hardest water; Wrlsley’s brand (Ftr«L Fleer)

• 50c Mitzi Face Powder, Box, 37c A fin* powder, delicately scented. (Ftret Fleer)

An Extraordinary Two-Day Sale of Notions [ Very Unusual Values!

14c flwfi: .litf

Tapes, Edge, and

Rick-Rack

S-Yard Belle White Ce«f« Tape, » roll* lOc 3Se Merecrl^ Celorei Cotton Tape, roll ISC white and eelerod, eeeh, 18c White and CPlered IMAmefc, a pleeen 14*

Lingerie ’Dspe, white, aed Mne. S pieces Romper Braid* white, and red. bolt ^

ISe ColeCed Ftnls^g Braid, helt ISc U^Ite Bnttenlmle ^^pe. yard. lOe and ^l2He

White Snep Tape, X

ynrde _ ^ a4c

Blncfc Meek aed Bye TTOpe,

* Wave Brnfd. » ^ '^*S!Ynrd Belt Llecn ’Cae*'$ pleeee 14c

White. Wne* Pink Unge^

Tape. S pieces 14c

Stationery Specials aoe Pennd Paper, r^jte

and ttnt*. pntknge • 21 e

aOe Pennd Paper, white end

tiifts, pMfcngc 27c

Whittfagten Lawn Be*

ftatienery. white and flete, ben 3Bc

Vanity Fair Stntfenjw.

bnir, bine and gray, be* 45lc

2Se Be* Cerreapendeeee Cards, white and rints.

lets, • far 21e

Hairpins and Curlers wire Baiyptaw. **tm Iwe.

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lie Be* Wire Hairpin*,

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Black aad Brenae Invtel-

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28c Cclfnletd Hnirptns.

be* 19c

Martha Waahlagta* Carl-

era. S cards 28c

Tbe Carla Babbev Wave**,

card 17c

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Sic Anrera Wavera, asA ember, enrd |Re warrea’s Cnrlcrs, box IO4Buttons ! Buttons ! Wbltc Crechet Batteaa. SSc te see vaiaea, card lOc Mrbite. aaatl aad asseked Pearl Battens, varfea* Mae* aad atyte*. S card* 24c fiSlack salt batteaa, ilac* 24. se end Sfi. S cards 2lC Remaaato Faacy Triatail** Rattona. aoeerfed alae* *j»d ■tytea. card lOc' use I. 1. Tape llattoiw. 2 rard* 2Ac sac I. 1. Tape Batteaa, 2 cards 2BC

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Snajf^, Hooks and Eyes Iblly Oarmeat Paateaere,

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■ «>ardB 19C Se-B-Z Garaieat .i^.***” era. blaek aad alekaL X acatds 21C ^ D* Lpag Barmeat Faateaera, blaek aad alekel. 8 card* Vie D* Lena Beoks Md Bym. blaek and alekel, sisea ^ f, 2 card* 23c

18c AieU

llomaaal* WaaaeiCs Heoks

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alekel,

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Sanitary Specials •Oc Llgbt-Welght Saaltary Apreaa. sack wo<* Blaatle Saaltary aaeh 48e 14W Tallercd Saaltary Belta, each 78c Cempreeaed SaiUtary Bn- g kias, twaea 48c f SSe Dtms Shiclda, ataea S aad S. twe pair* 38c see Saaltary Apreaa. aacb BTc 1.TS Mareea Babber Sheeting 4-4 extra heavy, rmU 1.39 Darning and Crochet Cottons j <3ark*a O. B. T. DasM^g ’ I Cettea. S apeela 18e 1 Mercertan Daraiag Cettaa, S apeel* 28C Daraiag Cettea. aeft flatah. d apeela 15C Tiger Daraiag CSetten, • earda 18e Tarkey Bed Markfag Ge^ tea. S neela tnC Bigta Bald Cmeket ^ttna, S ap'Sete X4C Mereertsed Daraiag Cnten, d apetd* 23c Miscellaneous Notion^ Ke«^aedy*s Motb-pe*^ Pa- ^ Bags, large alae, S Orlffe* Sheer*. •**#• Keta, an ^ fringe, 1 dooen limit at 3.04) Stage* Mnebln* Oil, b^tle 8c Blaek Silk Talieria Hroii, »• *J_255** JT’* 4^ Mover-beeak SbeppTag •a^, ereebeStd haadleai^^^ * Btense Maagwm. cnek at 5e. 8c •«»d tSe Skirt *r Treneer Blaa*tr*. 8 fer ^ 23c I the %%. B. Skirt AAeaece. ' 1.110 valbe, eaeb 1.11) Tee Jay Preanlag Cletb, * retb ^ 85c tee Metal Sbee Treea, i petr 14 C UmoU PbMrt Plaev)