Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1920 — Page 5
SKjrt clears §;ht watchman ■> Said to Have Freed a ■ Prisoner, Dismissed. of permitting a prisoner to from the Marion county Jail Pit John Douglas, a former night Pitchman at the jail, were dismissed by Bwdal Judge James M. Berryhill In ®mlaal -court today. dismissal was granted on a moby Ira Holmes, attorney for DougH’- xnade several days ago at the close Hth hearing of evidence In the case. ■The court held' that there was no evlto show that Douglas was ever to be a deputy sheriff and that Pere was no evidence to show that John Bimpton of Evansville, a federal prisoner ■ho was alleged to have been permitted was. held in lawful custody. held that the evidence Indicated Kte was no contract between federal |od county authorities for the holding of federal prisoners its. the county Jail. Douglas still faces a charge of operating a gambling game in the jail. Safety Board Puts Off Action on Charges The trial of Lieut, of Police Edward Schubert, charged with drunkenness and conduct unbecoming an officer, which was to have been held before the special meeting of the board of public safety, was postponed until next Tuesday. (■The trials of Patrolmen Davis Morris, with drunkenness and conduct an officer, and Martin L. Pllsh, a substitute In the fire department charged with absence from duty Pithout leave, weye also postponed until lit Tuesday.
Copyright 1929, The Haac <J Get Your Kuppenheimer Air-O-Weave Today You’ll want to be dressed in comfort wherever you go on the Fourth —you’ll enjoy the outing more and feel better when you get back. You may choose an Air-O-Weave in Palm Beach, Mohair, Crash or Tropical Worsted—all are good, all look and wear well, all are correctly styled. , , Comfort suits, unlined and yet perfect fitting, at *ls *lB *25 *2B *3O and more
The Young Lady Across the Way
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The young lddy across the way says the temporary chairman is really the most important officer of a political convention as he makes the keyring speech. —Copyright. 1920.
Boys’ Comfort Suits in a sale at $^.95 Grouped are about 150 Palm Beach, Linen, Silk and Beach Cloth Suits for boys 6 to 18—dark as well as light colors, in serviceable, cool and washable suits. The price is about a third below value.
schloss Pros so Outfitters for Men and Boys STATE LIFE BUILDING Indiana's Finest % Hair Cutting, 25c Boys' Store —Second Floor Children’s Barber Shop
Lawyer Dies at Nashville, Ind. NASHVILLE, Ind., July 2.—Anderson Percifleld, aged. 68, is dead here of cancer of the stomach. He was a widely known lawyer and politician and had spent the greater part of his life in this community. After attending Indiana university two years he was admitted to the bar when he was 21 years old and had been employed on important cases in almost every county lu southern Indiana. Mr. Percifleld was the republican nominee for ongress from the Fourth Indiana district in 1904, but was defeated by Lincoln Dixon, democrat. He belonged to many orders and was a member of the Christian church.
K. of C. to Observe 4th at Turner Park Independence day will be observed by the Knights of Columbus of Indianapolis Monday, with an all-day patriotic celebration and outing at Turner park. Preparations on a big scale have been made for the event and a committee of seventy-five has been busy with the arrangements for several weeks. Paul Flanary is chairman. , A patriotic program will be held at 4:30 in the afternoon in charge of William M. Madden. Michael E. Foley will speak on the significance of the day. During the excerelses a "community sing” will be given under the direction of 11. P. PaganL Athletic events will precede the patriotic exercises.
Quality Silk Shirts —a few weeks ago you could not have duplicated these shirts at less than $13.50 to $lB. —a few weeks ago the material alone was worth $3 a yard. BUT we bought on the slump of the-silk market —and YOU get the benefit today—so.9s
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1920.
Loyal Service Gets Men Share in Stock NEW YORK. July 2.—William H. Todd, president of the Todd Shipyards Corporation, today distributed to his employes $1,000,000 In stock as a reward for their loyalty and efficient service during the past four years. The market value of the stock today Is $165 a share, and as many of the men received allotments of as many as fifty shares, they are In a fair way of becoming the wealthiest shipyard employes In the world. The stock awards concede every department in every one of the ToddovvntHi yards iu this port, as well as ir. Seattle and Tacoma on the Pacific coast. President Todd told the men that if they chose to leave part of thelt allotment on deposit with the company he would double It for them at the end of four years.
Touring Car Robs Kokomo Man of Wife KOKOMO, Ind., July 2.—Henry Overholser has sued John E Miller for $7,000, charging that Miller alienated the affections of his wife. Overholser alleges In his complaint that he was at a disadvantage in that he was compelled to labor daily, while Miller owned a touring ear and was comparatively wealthy. ' Overholser says he broke off the attachment and the attentions of Miller for a time after friends had written Miller that Mrs. Overholser was a married woman and that her husband was very fond of her. But the touring car proved too alluring and Miller is alleged to have again won the •‘’.ffectlons of Mrs. Overholser.
82 Years in This Some Location SarSW* 360-370 ~WWa rh_ St Three blocks west—easy to find and worth finding.
Saturday 4th of July Savings!
Sensational Savings! $12.50 Voile DRESSES jMCit \ $8.95 Jfm OH, bo cool! And delightful styles! Marked very special, , too, for Saturday—these wash \ dresseß of figured voile. Little ruf- dfK- -- ' flea, frills and tucks give them V-. added charm. All sizes—just the dress for the Fourth or vacation. jjSwL ’* Very special, <J(D (kMMni/'il Saturday f | Taffeta and Satin DRESSES i§l§t $13.95 TV THE best value offered In recent years! Finest taffeta and satin dresses in styles for every occasion. A variety of snappy stvles —drapes, tuntes, ruffles, tucks, straight Lues, etc. All sizes and all new shades. 3 Q A wonderful value, at ~ $12.50 and sls xgp Silk Skirts,s9.7s i 'This Is what we call some bargain. !: * K&2~r"l£ll T Skirts of the well-known KumlPj. KdjlSt- Jfi Kumsa silk in white and the new lovely ’ colors. Also white and pink wash satin. All $12.50 to $15.00 values, Saturday, r ||j|gj Wash Skirt*, $4.95 fine & aberdlne BXI and satinette, plain j \ '**•; and belted models, pearl button and • Pocket trimmed. Wash Skirts, $2.89 ' * si Made of white gaberdine with patch , j and inverted pockets and seashell but- "*~ tons. All sizes.
Blouses of Georgette, all new shades, trimmed with beads, braids, tucks, applique and hand embroidery. Special Saturday, $4.79
Outing Hats For the Fourth Just the kind of a hat fory° ur 4th / of July outing— cushion brim and sail- 1 ors, all white and white Milan com- > bined with jade, peach and orchid; in roll, droop and sailor tfO ,"v-^V.O effects; special J>Oe I V Ag" A few of the season’s trimmed hats 4> / d&k { that formerly sold up to $5.95; flower , nd ribbon trimmed, suitable for im- L />©?! Jj mediate wear; $9 QQ ' ipecUl Saturday —Second floor. IBin!iniittlliillli!i!im;l!iiM!iQUUHNUlli!UliiHiiUl!UlßiUiHlll!!iiiiii!DLl Another Hosiery Sale
Durable Durham, Burson and Ipswich brands. Womens fine gauge lisle and cotton hose, seamless and semi-fashioned, first qualify fullr reinforced ;• colors, black, white, cordovan and gray; sell regularly 50c and 50c. Spe- QQ{* dal, 3 pairs, *l.lO. pair Women’s seamless fiber silk boot liose- colors, cordovan and gray, BDleii'did good wearing quality. Also gray pure silk hose, with mercerized lislp top. seamed leg. Every pair perfect "’Regular price. *l-00 and $1.25; special, 2 pairs, Sl.eol pair * * 7i ' siiwklnm for children, Rover Lad, well-known Durable Durham Hose, triple knee, fast black, lxl ribbed, strongest where wear is hardest; first quality— Sizes 5 to 7, pair 29£ Sizes 7% to 9, pair ojOC Children’s Socks. White mercerized lisle, roll cuff.’ striped top. various color combinations; sizes tt to 9; good 50c value; 2 pairs, 75c; pair
Up to SI.OO Wash Goods, 49c (Basement) A special purchase of 1,475 yards fine sheer 40-Inch voiles, organdies and batistes, in a large line of newest summer patterns, light and dark grounds, actual values up to SI.OO. AQi 1 * Choice Saturday, a yard mJrV
36-Inch linen finish cradh suitings, in medium blue, white and ptnk; quality suitable for suits or dresses; up to 75c value, a yard OVA, 72x90 bleached sheets, extra quality, wide hem and center seam, full size, $1.75 value, only *
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Blouses of 'Dlouses of G eor ge t te, -*-) organdy, dlmitrimmed with em- j ties and voiles, colbroidery; round lax and cuff trim-
and square necks, j med, piped, frills All sizes, for Sat- and dainty laces, urday special, only Big value, $2.98 SI.OO —Second Floor
Women's Hose. Burson seamless fashioned; Notaseme, Durham and Ipswich. nationally advertised brand*; fine gauze weight, mercerized lisle; black, white, cordovan and other colors Satisfactory wear guaranteed. Regular 75c value, 3 p P a\ l r , ’.. n ’ 70 . ! 59C English ribbed white lisle finish stockings for infants, sizes L-to o; double sole, spliced heel and toe. sold regularly for 35c; •?£?* special, pair “ Women’s Cadet brand black and white lisle hose, made unusually elastic; spliced double sole, garter hem top; also mercerized boofWhlte hose, first quality discontinued 50c lines (4 pairs, *1.10), 29C Women’s black silk hose. Very elastic mercerized lisle top, double sole, high spliced heel, seam in leg. A remarkable value, worth $2.00 pair; special 3 | pairs, $3.76, pair 9 " mU —Main Floor.
Stanard apron ginghams, In several size blue checks, fast colors, 29c value, sr r* _ a yard dSdC 36-Inch bleached and unbleached muslins, lengths to 10 yards, extra quality, _ values to 33c, a yard . ..dfilTlC —Basement.
' ■2 - ■ ' . ■' r ■ 4th of July Toilet Goods Sale 60c Sempre Giovine ....37^ 25c Higgins Face Balm 19<j 50e Daggett & Ramsdell’a cold cream .. 39£ 25c Elcaya cream lo<j 50c Java Rice Powder 39<J 25c Dew Kist rouge 19<i $1 size Hudnut’s Toilet Water 75£ 25c Palmolive Talcum Powder l7ti 50c Jardin De Rose Powder 35<J 25c Williams’ Dental Cream 19C 10c Stern's Vegetable Oil Soaps, four for 32<i —Main Floor,
Oh Fellows! ‘Looky’! Silk Mixture SHIRTS \mML' $6.55 dfi&mW (Including War Tax) TELL it to the world! Some shirt and some low price! Get several at this special price Saturday! xSZMESr Light weight sheer silk mixture fabric that will outwear pure silk; very lustrous silky finish. Guaranteed highest type of workmanship. You will be surprised and pleased with the big assortment of patterns. Wide and narrow stripes; colors pink, helio, SjK £!!£!! blue and green; sizes 14% to 16%, including war tax ... —Main floor.
SEE HERE, MEN! ts4s Suits LXaVE you seen anyII thing to compare 6ay not! Real, high-class suits for men and young men, in snappy styles and conservative models; made of fine worsteds, plain or fancy serges, plain green, bine or brown flannels and novelty mixtures. Every one is a $45 Boys’ $1 0.95 Reeata :J t6 - 7S Cl i sT $18.75 Values *-/ L/ I jp. Mothers will do well to look into this suit sale for boys. All wool fancy casslmeres ami blue serges. Every suit all wooL Good, styles and all sizes. —Main Floor EVERY WOMAN WANTS ONE! —^ EVERY WOMAN CAN HAVE ONE AT THIS PRICE! New Party Cases f-~j f "ip *2.98 ®| JUST like picture—these c. ;'" Ip beautiful party cases! ■ ■"■■■■ * The first showing and at our usual popular prices. These party cases are leath- "**~ er covered, in the new hand . Af " ¥ ~~/|a tooled leather; also gray, jm SLL—,•>% dsE blue, brown, navy and black '\r~fjY'l§S beaver leather. See the /ilr 17 Iml extra large inside mirror; 'mill y ~Z?r\ nt BE also fitted with rouge box, ” coin purse, nail polish and lip stick holder. A Satur- ~~ $2.98 ll!i!liiIiiiillll!!llll!llllliiyi!inilQll!l!lUIIIIIIlinU!ill $2 Flags, $1.25 3x5 fla S s > mounted on staff, regular $2.00 value, Saturday, complete, $1.25. 3x5 cotton flag, sewed stripes and printed field, ,i special at BSell Other flags, s < up to $7.50. —Main Floor. inniiinililittiiiiiuiiifimiiiifliiiiiiitiyitiimiHramHUfluuiliiiMmliinuil White Footwear for the Fourth! White Pumps, $3.00 Hot weather footwear for women. Beautiful white WASHABLE cloth oxfords and pumps, with j j#' i white covered or enamel heels. Jg sy There's nothing so stylish looking vl/ **/ and cool as white footwear these Lot days, and here is an excellent ll| value for Saturday. Choice — $3.00 r 1
Vyhite canvas sport oxfords for girls, with white fiber or enameled soles. A splendid value £ r . s !“ day $2.00
Baby Doll Slippers for children and babies, sizes up to A.| /ia 3; with nature shapes. Choice e^JLsOer —Main Floor.
Korn Kure shoes, oxfords for women, made of the finest soft kid uppers, cushion soles and low heels. / gA aa Special
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