Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 296, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1920 — Page 2
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BELIEVE PAIR HELD PLANNED BANK ROBBERY Cumberland Men Identify Suspects as Two Who Acted Strangely There, Detectives said today they believe the two suspected cracksmen ’taken in a spectacular manner in their room at the Hotel Severin were preparing to go to Cumberland, twelve miles east of Indianapolis, to plunder the bank there when they were arrested. This information was obtained when officials of the bank told the detectives that the pictures of the two men which appeared in The Indiana Daily Times were'those of the men who visited the Cumberland bank a few days before. The suspects were taken into custody after Detectives Duncan and DeKossette found a bag containing “yeggmen's” equipment and nitroglycerine In the hotel Sunday night. This bag was claimed by one of the men. They gave their names as Edward Stevens of Kansas City and Arthur Welling of Dayton. Some of the tools and equipment found in the possession of the suspects have been identified as being Identical with those used by the cracksmen who blew open the safe iu the office of the Western Oil Refining Company’s gasoline filling station at North Meridian aad Twenty-fifth streets, the detectives say. More than SC,OOO was taken in this robbery. Edward Huntington and Harvey Barrett, officials of the Cumberland bank, say they are positive the two men held are the same who acted suspiciously around the bank last Friday. Cries Redmyve, a barber, identified the picture of Stevens as the “big fellow who sneaked around the side of the bank building in the alley while the other two entered the bank.” Mr. Barrett, cashier of the bank, was equally positive as to the identification of the suspects. “They planned to blow the safe In our bank. I am sure,” he said. That the alleged yeggmen are kind hearted when they see young women walking Is attested to by two school teachers. The men gave them a ride in their automobile Friday when they were on their way to Indianapolis. The school teachers are instructors at the township school two miles east of the end of the East Washington street city car line. They were walking to the car line when the men stopped and gave them a ride. The teacher* are Miss Anna Selling, living on North Pennsylvania street, and Miss Ruby Bever, Livifig on DeQuincy street. They said today that the men discussed having visited Cumberland! In regard to renting an office. Detectives are waiting for reports from Chicago and other cities where photographs and other Identification means of the suspects have been sent. Their cases have been continued in city court until April 26. Furnace Company to Build Factory A permit to erect a one-story factory building at 1322-20 North Capitol avenue, was Issued by Walter B. Stern, building commtssioneT. to the Hall-Neal Furnace Company today. Eyesight Dim? 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How the city handies Its health and sanitation problems will be told by Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of the city board of health, at the noon luncheon of the Kiwanls club at Hotel Severin Wednesday. The 3ilent booster for the day will be C. P- Emmelman, topic, "Sporting Goods.” George T. O’Connor will give the oral boost. David Potterfield, Everett Davis and Harry Repp are new members of the club. Women of the south side will meet at the south side branch of the Cellege of Music and Fine Arts Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock to form a civic organization. All women of the south side are invited to be present. The convention of the National Holiness association will open in the East Tenth Street M. E. church tonight. Sessions will continue until Saturday. Howe S. Danders willl address the Indianapolis Advertising club tomorrow at the luncheon to be held In the Florentine room of the Claypool hotel. His subject will be “Social Relations of the Employer and Employes.” Delta Upsilon dub will elect officers at Its luncheon tomorrow noon In the Board of Trade dining room. There is a "regular” ticket, an “Independent” ticket and a “dark horse” ticket. Retiring officers are J. B. Little, president; E. E. Lett, vice president; S. A. Peck, secretarytreasurer. Indianapolis Is represented at the twelfth annual convention of the city planning commissions of the country at Cincinnati by Charles E Coffin, president of the park board; James H. Lowry, park superintendent; F. C. Lln-
NO telephone, C. O. D. or mall orders accepted on these bargain squares Wednesday. They’re surely worth coming after.
WEDNESDAY BARGAIN SQUARES
Square No. 1 Women’s Hose Heavy ingrain silk hoe for women (silk from tip to toe), doub’e sole, high spliced heel; all colors, including cordovan • $3.30 value (2 pairs, 5.00). WEDNESDAY ONLY 2.59 Pair —Main Floor. Square No. S Women’s Hose Fine gauge black anT white cotton hose for women; garter hem top: spliced heel and sole; discontinued lines wellknown brands; B#-' value. WEDNESDAY ONLY Pair —Main Floor. Sqnare No. 9 Women’s Suits Sprint? *uit3 for women, made of serges and trie otlues, mostly all navy color; plain or fancy trimmed; size 16 to 44; a special lot so WEDNESDAY ONLY 35.00 —Second Floor. Sqnftrc No. IS Millinery Women's trimmed hats, beautifully trimmed; transparent or flowered or ribbon trimmed; large or medium shapes; regular 5.95 values, specially priced for WEDNESDAY ONLY 3.59 —Second Floor. Square No. 17. Curtain Scrim Curtain scrim. 36 inches wide, plain centers with fancy hemstitched border. A regular 29c quality that we will sell for WEDNESDAY ONLY 18£ Yard —Third Floor. Square No. 21 Canvas Pumps Young women's white canvas pumps and oxfords; with turn soles and <overed heels; sizes 2 to 6. ' T'sually a 3.33 value, selling for WEDNESDAY ONLY" 2.69 Pair —Main Floor Square No. 25 Cut Glass Set Cut glass sugar and creamer set,* of clear, sparkling cut glass; extra heavy and deeply etched. In daisy and vine design: special for WEDNESDAY ONLY 69c Bet Main. Floor Square No. 29 Georgettes Silk warp Georgettes, 36 inches wide; printed patterns of new designs and figures; unrestricted choice of any of our $1.30 yard quality, WEDNESDAY ONLY 98£ Yard —Main Floor Square No. 33 Khaki Pants Men's khaki pants, made with cuffs and belt straps. . A good quality of dark khaki-cloth;, sizes. 30 to 42. One special lot, for WEDNESDAY ONLY 1.85 Pair —Main Floor Square No. 37 Muslins Bleached muslin, fslr quality, full width, Talues up to 26c yard; 36 inches wide (limit 15 yards); special for WEDNESDAY ONLY 19< Yard —Basement £-
genfelter, city engineer; J. Clyde Hoffman, park board attorney; Merritt Harrison, secretary Indianapolis Society of Architects, and Harry G. TemupletOn, executive secretary of the real estate board. The annual meeting of the Indiana Audubon society will be held at Martinsville May 20-22. Members of the First Presbyterian church will be asked next Sunday to make pledges for the church budget for next year. Sixty teams of two men each will make the canvass. The combined high school bands will furnish music at a community concert to be held in Tomlinson hall Thursday night, according to James H. Lowry, park superintendent. The concert will start at 8 o'clock and will include a com munity sing led by Ralph W. Winchester, song leader. An agreement for $1,150 terminated a $15,000 damage suit brought by Thelma V. Shepherd, a minor, agianst the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company for alleged injuries sustained wher\ struck by a street oar at East Tenth street and Hamilton avenue, April 10, 1913. About 800 guests, representing the leading Industries of Indiana, have been invited to attend a dinner tonight in the Riley room of the Claypool hotel as guests of the Vonnegut Machinery Company. They will be entertained with motion pictures made under the direction of the Gisholt Machine Company, Madison, Wls. Two hundred business men from sonth Atlantic port cities and interior cities of North Carolina, South Carolina, Headache* From Slight Cold* LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets relieve the Headache by curing the Cold. A tonic laxative and R erlU ~ Look for signature E. W. GROVE on box. 30c.—Advertisement.
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Square No. 3 Men’s Sox Mill run* nationally advertised sox for men. fully reitifroced ; 50c and 63c quality; light weight color*, black, brown, navy and gray (two pairs, 55c). WEDNESDAY ONLY 29C —Main Floor. Square No. ri Union Suits v Men’s union suits, spring needle knit, ivel er cotton; extra well tailored aud perfect fitting; long or short sleeve*, ankle length; size 34 to 46 WEDNESDAY ONLY 1.39 Suit —Main Floor. Square No. 10 New Coats Spring coats for women, tn polo doth, velour, goldtone. sllvertone and mixtures; belted models; all sizes. Avery good bargain for WEDNESDAY ONLY 17.95 —Second Floor. Square No. 14. Child’s Hat Fine llzere and Milton •traw hats for children; ribbon trimmed, in a great variety of dainty models for the little folk. Specially priced for WEDNESDAY ONLY 2.95 —Kacond Floor. Square No. 1* Bassinette White enamel basslnetts with wicker side; mounted on 6-inch rubber tired wheels; tegular 6.50 value; only a limited number to sell at this price. WEDNESDAY ONLY 4.69 —Third Floor, Square No. 22 Switches Hair switches, new lot just arrived; they are* 26-inch size;-fine quality natural long hair, made with three separate stems. 3.4S value, WEDNESDAY ONLY 2.75 Each —Main Floor Square No. 26 Hand Bags Silk hand bags for worn on; pretty metal top and chain handle; tassel trimmed: Inside purse and mirror; black, taupe and navy. A special lot WEDNESDAY ONLY 1.99 Each —Main Floor Square No. 30 Table Damask Good quality highly mercerized table damask, in Assorted designs; 64 inches wide: worth sl-" a yard; a lot of about 5 pieces, on sale WEDNESDAY ONLY 89£ Yard —Main Floor Square No. 34 Boys’ Suits Oassimere suits for boys, in dark fancy gray and brown; with lined pants and reinforced seams; some have two pairs pants; $12.75 value. YYEDNESDAY ONLY 9.85 —Main Floor Square No. 33 Cambrics Dress cambrics and percales, 36 inches wide; light and dark colors, stripes and figures; up to 35c value; only 500 yards to sell at this price, WEDNESDAY ONLY 26^-Yard —Basement
INDL4NA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1920.
Georgia and Florida will visit Indianapolis May 26. The party will tour the middle west. John Groves, owner of a dry drink place at 2211 Shelby street, was fined $lO for keeping a gambling house and five men arrested In his place were fined $5 each for gaming iu city court late yesterday. Four men found in a “c raps” game in the tlagle creek bottoms, near Minnesota street, were fined $5 each for gambling. Thomas .Farmer, 3841 Gracoland avenue, told the police today burglars entered his home and carried away two purses containing $26. MEETINGS. The Ladies’ auxiliary of the South Side Turners will give a lotto and card party tomorrow afternoon at the hall, Prospect and Alabama streets. The Only Euchre club will give a public card party in Musicians’ hall, 143 East Ohio street, tonight. Francis Review No. 8, Women's Benefit association, will give a card party tomorrow afternoon at 137 West Morris street. Fidelity Iteview No. 140, Women's Benefit association of the Maccabees, will give a dinner Thursday noon in its hall, 230 East Ohio street, In honor of a class to he initiated. Indianapolis chapter No. 393, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet tomorrow night at 7 o’clock In the ledgerooms. Indies’ of St. Mary's Catholic church will give a card and lotto party at the church tomorrow afternoon. The Charity club of Sacred Heart Catholic church will give a card party In Sacred Heart hall tomorrow night. The women’s Bible class of Central Christian church will hold its April class partv Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter White, 516 Central Court, north. Tl:e Christian Endeavor society of Victory Memorial M. E. church will hold its monthly bucluess meeting and social tonight.
Square No. 3 Stockings Rover Lad, Durable p u r h a m ; nationally known stockings for children: fine ribbed, fast Mack, fullv reinforced; sizes 6 to &V 4; worth up to 40c— WEDNESDAY ONLY 29c Pair -—Main Floor. Square No. 7 Silk Gloves Kayeer’s elbow-length, white silk glove* fol women; double tipped fingers; splendid quality; 12 to 16- button leugth; two specials tor WEDNESDAY ONLY 12-button length, 1.45 16-button length, 1.69 Main Floor. Square No. 11 House Dresses Women's house dres*e>, made of light color percales; trimmed with white collars end cuffs; well made and extra quality : slzei 16 to 44; this one lot for WEDNESDAY ONLY 1.69 — s*MNonl Floor. Squat r** No. 15 Floor Covering Imitation hardwood tloor covering. 24 Inches wide; will ninke beautiful border* around rug*. Sells regularly at 69c: very special for (bring your measurement-1 WEDNESDAY ONLY Yard —Third Floor. Square No. 19 Pumps Women's pumps or oxfords of black or brown kid. with Cuban or French heels; English or comfort shapes. A special value In this for WEDNESDAY ONLY 4.45 Pair —Main Floor. fiquare No. 23 Bath Soap Auditorium bath soap, sold regularly at 13c a cake, extra pure toilet soap, made by Armour A Cos., special for WEDNESDAY ONLY 6 for 55^ —Main Floor. Hquare No. 27 Shepherd Plaid Shepherd plaids, 44 inches wide. In a medium size: black and whita check; good quality, for skirts and children’s wearables ; 9Se value, WEDNESDAY ONLY* Yard —Alain Floor. Square No. 31 Men’s Pants Dress pants for men, of fancy worsted cassimeres and blue serges; all sizes. There's a special price for men, for WEDNESDAY ONLY 7.19 Pair —Main Floor Square No. 35 ' Oil Mops Big wonder oil mops, triangle shape, with long handle; including a quart bottle of “Liquid Polish’’ for furniture or floors; total 1.45 value, WEDNESDAY ONLY Set —Basement Square No. 89 Percales Heavy quality dress percales, in navy blue, stripes figures; 28 inches wide, Tiest standard brand, an actual 33e value (limit 20 yards), WEDNESDAY ONLY 24y Yard —Basement
THE big mid-week bargain event — Wednesday Bargain Squares. Exclusive Star Store feature.
Square No. 4 Women’s Vests Fine stitch.' elastic weave, sleeveless vest* for women; beautiful crocheted yoke with silk taped neck anil arm*; sizes 4, 5 and 6; our W*e quality WEDNESDAY ONLY Each —Main Floor. Square No. 6 Firemen’s Shirts Indigo bine shirts for firemen, with two separate collars; made with pocket, coat style; full cut: size* 14 to 17—extra special. <for WEDNESDAY ONLY 2.19 Each —Main Floor. fequur* No. 12 Nightgowns Women's muslin nightgowns, of good grade muslin; neatly trimmed; with short sleeve* only; In regular size*. A regu lar 1.25 value, for WK VS EBDAY O NLY 95<^ —Floor. Square No. I® Wilton Rugs Size 9x12 Wilton velvet ruga. In oriental patterns, extra heavy quality; full size. A rent bargain that you should not mis*; special for WEDNESDAY ONLY 39.50 —Third Floor. Square No. 26 Child’s Boot Misses’ and children - * brown calf lacc hoot*. English or nature shapes, size* up to 2. Regular 5.00 kinds; special for this one day WEDNESDAY ONLY 3.95 Pair —Mttln Floor. Squum No. 24 Neckwear Women’s neckwear, of pretty laces and organ dies: new styles and shapes; also lot boudoir caps of lace and net; all colors; to 1.00 value WEDNESDAY ONLY Each —Main Floor. Squarfl No. 2ft * Dress Poplins Silk and wool poplins, 40 Inches wide, in black, navy, Copen. rose, gray and all desirable staple shades. A regular 2.98 value, speelal for WEDNESDAY ONX.Y 1.98 Yard —Main Floor. Square No. 32 Men’s Suits Young men and men's fine suits, in new spring models; tailored from flannels, novelty cassimeres and all-wool serges; all sizes; very special, WEDNESDAY ONLY 26.95 —Main Floor Square No. 36 Screen Wire Black screen wire cloth; double selvage; all widths; good quality. Fix up your screens now before fly time: special price for WEDNESDAY ONLY Sq. Ft. —Basement Square No. 40 Middy Suits Regulation middy suits with large emblem on sleeve; plaited skirt: in rose, maize aud blue; sizes 16, 18 and 20. Special price lot for WEDNESDAY ONLY 4.95 Suit —Second Floor
ALLIED CHIEFS GET START ON TURKISH TERMS Approve Financial Clauses at San Remo Conference — Discuss Boundaries. SAN REMO, Italy, April 20. —The financial clauses of the Turkish settlement have been approved by the interallied supreme council, it was officially announced today. The borders of New Armenia and the future of Datum were discussed. Former Foreign Secretary A. J. Balfour ha* been summoned to San Remo by Premier Lloyd George. He will take part in the deliberations of the council. Marshal Fooh, Gen. Sir Henry Wilson of the British general staff of; Gen. Badogllo of the Italian general staff, and Admiral Lord Peatty of the British navy, who are attending the meeting of the Interallied supreme council, met during the morning and exchanged views on the necessary measures to restore order in the orient, particularly in Turkey. Turkish affairs, especially the draft of the allied reply to President Wilson’s recent Turkish note opposing any Turkish sovereignty on European soil, has been the chief subject under discussion since the supreme council began its sessions yesterday morning.
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