Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 285, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1921 — Page 11

POLICE HUNT FOR HATCHET WIELDER Fifth Blow Downs Man in North Side Fight. ■ Karl Patterson. 28, 1360 Wert TwsntyE“nth street, was found at the home of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Slna Thompson. 2850 Kenwood avenue, last midnight, suffering from a wound on his forehead which he eald had been caused by a hatchet. The police are searching f<r John McGuire, a roomer at the Thompson home, who Patterson alleges hit him with a hatchet. Patterson's wound Is not serious. Patterson said he returned from Sedalla. Mo., last night with his wife and 17-months-old son. They went to the home of Mrs. Thompson, his wife's toother. Tatterson said he had a quarrel with McGuire and that the latter struck at him fire times with & hatchet and the fifth time hit him on the head. The wounded man wag the only person at the house when the police arrived. WHOLESALERS IN TOUR THURSDAY Schedule for ‘Courtesy Trip’ Is Announced. The next "courtesy trip" of the whole■ale trade division of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce will be on Thursday, April 14, and will include Carmel, Noblesville, Cicero, Arcadia, Atlanta, Tipton, Sharpsvllle and Kokomo. Arrangements are being made for a Joint meeting with the business men la Tipton during the noon period and a Joint dinner meeting in Kokomo at 6 . m. The itinerary for the trip is as follows: Leave Indianapolis, from the Traction Terminal Station, at 7:30 a. m„ arrive at Carmel, 5.13; leave Carmel 8:43. • rrlre at Noblesville 9 a. m.; leave XoblesvllTe 10:15, arrive Cicero 10:24; leave Cicero 10:49, arrive Arcadia 10:55; leave Arcadia 11:20, arrive Atlanta 11:25; leave Atlanta 11:55, arrive Tipton 12:10 p. m.; leave Tipton 2:30, arrive Shurpesville 2.58; leave Sharpesville 3:28, arrive Kokomo 3:53; leave Kokomo for Indianapolis 8:30, arrive In Indianapolis 10:25. BEN-HUR ORDER TO MEET HERE Supreme Tribe Sessions to Be Held May 11-12. The annual State convention of the ! Supreme Tribe of Ben-Hur will be held | In Indianapolis May 11 and 12, it was announced today. Arrangements for the reception and entertainment of the hun- | dreds of delegate* who are expected to attend the convention are being made jiow under the direction of the board of of Arrius Court, the Indianapolis lodge, of which Charles A. Suffrln Is president. Headquarters will be established at the Denison Hotel during the convention. Delegates from Indiana, and surrounding States are to attend, and It is probable that many delegates from Mexico will be In attendance. The convention was held last year in Ft. Wayne when the Indianapolis lodge captured first prize In the competitive 1 fancy drill. The drill will be a feature i of this year's meeting, but the Indian- j apolis team will not enter. The mem- i bers of the local team, however, will give i an exhibition drill.

SAYS HUNS SEEK HELP OF AMERICA Frenchman Writes of Reparations Issue. PARIS. April B.—Germany has begun anew attempt to obtain American intervention in the reparations issue, according to Pertlnax, recognized as the best informed French commentator on foreign hpfairs. Herr Bergmnnn. chief German negotiator on the subject of reparations, according to Pertinax, is trying to confer with Colonel Boyden, U. S. A., who recently withdrew from the reparations commission on orders from Washington, but who is keeping in touch with the activities of that body. Colonel Boyden has been in the Balkans for the last ten days and his assistants here said they did not know whether Pertinax's story has any foundation in fact. Bergmann has been in Berlin mire than a week and his assistants here declared themselves ignorant of any new German proposals. Pertinax declares Franc* is willing to listen to America and England is glad to conclude an amicable accord, but that she will not yield on the reparations question. ‘‘W e are resolved," he adds, “to proceed with the military occupation of tho Ruhr district if Germany refuses to pay. Our leaders are now making economic end military preparation* which will assure the enterprise. I prefer not to reveal any secrets, but the decisive hour Is about to arrive.” Illness Slows Up Indianapolis Case Special to The Time*. SHELBYVILLE, Ind., April 8. —Hearing on the complaint of Wilbur Bower against E. Roscoe Whiting for damages of SSOO, which was set In the Shelby Circuit Court for Friday, April 15. has been continued until the next term of court on the motion of the plaintiff. The case was sent here from Marion County and is the result of an automobile accident at Indianapolis. In filing dbe motion for a continuance, the atfor the plaintiff set forth that the princlpaT witness is confined at El Paso, Texas, where he is recovering from Illness.

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Legion Drive in 4th District Nears End Special to The Times. GREEXSBUKG, lnd., April B.—The membership campaign of the American Legion Is "now under full steam and coming down the home stretch at a mlle-a-minute clip,” Philip B. Stapp, chairman of the campaign committee, declared at headquarters here today. “Complete reports of the number of new members gained up to date are not In,” said Mr. Stapp, "bnt we have well over 1,000 new recruits already and we are going down the line toward the second thousand. If every post makes

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NOW GOING ON We Must Vacate Our Mammoth Warehouse, Which Covers Three-quarters of a City Block, Containing a Complete Stock of Groceries, Canned Goods, Dried Fruits—Dry Goods, Suitings, Percales, Ginghams, Voiles, Muslins, Blankets, Comforts—Furniture for house, porch and lawn—Carpets, Rugs and Draperies—Shoes for Men, Women, Boys, Misses and Children—Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear and Furnishings, Work Clothes and Furnishings for Men and Boys—Hardware, Tin, Stone and Enamelware—Auto Tires and Auto Accessories—Toilet Goods, Sporting and Athletic Goods—Electric Supplies and Fixtures—Stoves, Heaters and Ranges—Washing Machines, Electric Vacuum Cleaners—Paints, Oils and Varnishes—Furnaces, Roofing and Wire Fencing—Farm Implements, Farm Wagons, Buggies—Hog Feeders, Incubators, Brooders—Garden Tools, Hose, Lawn Mowers, Plows, Carpenter Tools, Etc., all of Which Are Being Offered at This Sale at— BARGAIN PRICES This Mammoth Stock of High-Grade, Dependable Merchandise is Already Being Moved to the Homes of Our Customers and Friends from Our Retail Store at Penn, and Georgia Sts-, Where This Great Selling Event Is Going On. Come Early Saturday and Take Advantage of These REMARKABLE VALUES HURST & CO. RETAIL STORE PENN, and GEORGIA STREETS rDre' n ST| fil/ET&V any ORDER OVER $2.00 FROM ANY rr& Ifc E. LfbILIVLn V DEPARTMENT TO ANY PART OF CITY

good and covers the field like we expect It to be covered we will finish the job with from 2,000 to 2,500 new legionaires in the Fourth district.” Final reports of the number of new members taken Into each post up to and including April 10 must be In the hands of the prize committe, of which Scott Fields of Brownstown Is chairman, not later than noon April 13, It was announced. Four prizes are offered by the Indiana department of the legion to the posts making the largest percentages of increase in membership during the drive. All new men who are to be counted In these increases must be reported to the prize committee within the fixed time.

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New Boggstown Bank Applies^for Charter Special to The Times. SHELBYVILLE, Ind., April B.—Application has been filed with the Secretary of State for the granting of a charter to the Sugar Creek State Bnnk at Boggstown, which was organized yesterday by a number of prominent farmers and citizens of Sugar Creek Township. It is planned to open the bank in a modern structure at Boggstown about Aug. 1, 1921. The capital stock of the bank has been placed at $25,000, distributed among sixty stockholders. The limit of stock to

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which any one person Is entitled Is $1,500. L. C. Burnsiles has been elected president, L. M, McGee vice president, Herbert McDonell secretary and N. E. Williams cashier. Four Speeders Are ‘ Fined in City Court Four men were fined S3O and costs in city court yesterday afternoon on charges of violating the motor speed laws by Judge Walter Pritchard. A. Doepking, 1100 block North Meridian street; J. Wood, 57 North Belle rteu Place; T. B. Hatfield, 102 South Meridian street, and S. Yaverowltz, 1257 Oliver avenue, were the men fined.

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Fair Warning The Big Sale on tb j Famous Detroit Vupor Oil S tove Positively Closes Saturday

We are sure that after this sale has closed Saturday there will still be many women who will ask us to allow our special offer on a Red Star stove. But we give you fair warning that, as much as we should like to, we can not extend this offer beyond that time. This sale has been conducted under special arrangements with the makers of this advancedtype and after Saturday terms go back to normal. When you consider that this is a standard, nationally-advertised product with a tremendous demand, you will understand that our special offer is an unusual inducement to buy.

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The Season*s Opening Sale of Refrigerators! To induce you to buy your Refrigerator now, we will allow A Discount of 20 or 1-5 off the Price of Any Refrigerator

on our floors, none excepted. Iloosier Outfitting Cos. has always been noted for reasonable prices on good refrigerators. A discount of 1-5 off our low prices means that you can buy a refrigerator now at this sale at a lower price than you can secure if you wait. Extra special refrigerator values: Top Icing Refrigerator—Specially <MO Cfl This price net—not subject to the 20% discount. Three-door Side Icing Refrigerator COI 7C —Specially priced at l D This price net—not subject to the 20% discount.

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Pick Out Your Spring Rug Now Nothing to be gained by deferring your purchase any longer. Prices are back to a pre-war level and in some instances below it at the Iloosier Outfitting Company. —Bxlo ft Japanese Grass Rug (not matting) ...$4.95 —9xl2 ft. Japanese Grass Rug $5.95 —4^x7 Y2 ft Japanese Grass Rug. .$3.95 ' V -- —9xl2 ft Brussels Rug $12.75 m *** f_3l| —9xl2 ft Wool Brussels Rug $24.50 \_. 'i. _J'f j —9xl2 ft Axminster Rug $29,75 t r —9xl2 ft. Seamless Velvet Rug... .$37.50 J. —9xl2 ft Seamless Axminster Rug. s3o.oo fflp — 9xl2 ft. Oriental Axminster Rug. 554.50 ■ —9xl2 ft. Genuine Wilton Rug... .$69.75 You may depend on Iloosier Rugs. Our reputation for selling quality floor coverings for years assures satis- t-A faction with your purchase.

Red Star Oil Stoves, Cheney Phonographs, Perfection Oil Stoves, Simmons Beds and Springs, Hirchman Mattresses, Bee-Vao Electric Sweepers, Showers, Furniture, Madden Davenports. fHOOSIO? w Price, Down £ | GU 443-445 East Washington Street

SPECIAL OFFER! Good Only During This Sals FREE with each range; nine-piece cet Glass Bake Consisting of 6 ramekins, baking bowl, baking dish arid breadpanj guaranteed not to break under most Intense heat. Sells regularly at $3.75.

Sale of Genuine Reed Baby Carriages, Sulkies, Strollh ers and Park Wagons

I at prices especially reduced to meet the I demand for first-class reed baby conveyances at reasonable prices. Genuine Reed Sulkies—. QQ Up from pD.t>o Genuine Reed <£lo 7C V Strollers l Genuine Lloyd Strollers— With canopy I top, In fancy finishes. Q QC ' Extra special ........ <p 1 tr.oD Genuine Lloyd Baby Carriages— Full size, with hood. Up CIO 7C from 10. ID Genuine Round Reed Baby Carriages— In fancy finishes. CA Up from

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