Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 285, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1921 — Page 17

PRISONERS TELL OF ROBBERIES "Witnesses at Rushville Trial Recite Operations. Knclal to The Times. lad., April B.—Operations of a clever gang- of thieves was JHvulged by the testimony of Jesse and Boa* Demaree, convicts from the State prison, who were brought here to testify in the case of the State against Gregg Alyea, Greensburg, who is on trial here charged with conspiracy. Jeese Demaree related experiences of different robberies of residences, stores and freight cars. He told about sealing a barrel of whisky from a railroad car. and cf stealing rugs, shoes raincoats and dress goods from cars as they passed through Greensburg. In each caso, the State attempted to prove that Alyea was in some manner connected with the disposal of the loot. Demaree said that Alyea disposed of thirty or forty quarts of whisky and litbat he made suits, overcoats, silk shirts ""and other things from materials taken as loot. VJfhe two convicts on cross-examination ■Bated that there was no alliance formed JSrith Alyea, and that he purchased the jgoods from ,them because he could get them cheaper. Demaree said he sold the - whisky to Alyea for $2 a quart and bolts of silk for $lO. s> Clara Demaree, who recently pleaded .jgullcy on the Joint affidavit on which jAlyea is being tried, and who was given „a suspended sentence, also testified for -the State, and told of the close rela--stionship existing between Alyea and the 'members of the gang. She stated that -she saw him wear clothes made of goods “which had been stolen by her husband. 5 Silverware, stolen two years ago from 3he residence of Emuiert Stevenson, west Hos. Greensburg, was identified by Mrs. Jesse Demaree admitted robbing the house. Amanda Martin told the ijnrj that she bought the silverware from “Demaree, and was cautioned by Alyea f at the time Os the arrest, to bury it on -her uncle's farm, south of Greensburg. Miss Martin said that Alyea took much Interest in' the disposal of the silver--ware. She said she didn't follow his dl--reetions but took the silverware to Elmwood, Ind.. for keeping, but later handed it over to the officials. Other places entered by Demaree, to “ which he alluded, were the residence of *Dr. D. H. Dean in this city, the Miijnear •store at Greensburg. and the Moore and Sharer hardware store in Carthage. Hooch Search Warrant Phony;* 2 Go Free * Eebe'-ca Olar. 26. proprietress of the * grocery at 1201 Norjyko avenue, and Aurel Seuftu, 27, living at the same address. where ha is a clerk were freed of charges of operating a blind tiger by Judge Walter ITitchard in city court yes--’terday afternoon. Taylor Groniger, counsel for the deftfense. held that the affidavit and the search warrant used by Sergeant Cliff ' Richter and Patrolman Patterson on April 4 to search the home of Mias Olar for evidence of any violation of the prohibition laws.-was invalid. He said that a valid search warrant is one that has l been filed in the city clerk’s office where an affidavit must be kept charging the defendant or person having In his or her possession illicit liquor, and not one that has been prepared by the officer and presented to> the judge before an affidavit has beeji filed. . The officers say they found fonr quarts of grape wine and saw Scuttn pinr liquid out of a pitcher which smelled of “white mule” whisky. ‘Ransacks’ Case of Dime, Hearty Meal Six suits of clothes and seven pairs of trousers were stolen from' Isadora . Feigelbaum's dry goods store, 615 East * Washington street, last night. A hurgjar found only a dime in the cash register of Hurt McClain’s restau- ; rant, 551 Indiana avenue, last night, so .he he I pel himself to a hearty meal. He faSjso took a watch valued at $lO ■ The ice box thief was also busy dnr- * lng the night, according to police reports. * At the home of E. W. Camp, 2280 Pierson avenue, he stole a ham, some fruit ' and three dozen eggs, and next door, at the home of H. W. Wilson, 2278 Pierson avenue, be took two dozen eggs, butter " and cheese from the refrigerator.

Domestic Thief Robs Home of Varied Loot Mrs. Emma Kinley, 313 East Tenth 'Street, reported to the police that a table cloth, some linen towels, a manicuring set, a cut glass dish and some articles of clothing had Lea stolen from her . home lat night. Jack Schope,. Fontb Meridian street, told the police a revolver and $35 was stolen from Ills home. John De Vine. 414 Bright street, found ■ his house ransaeked bv a burglar last . night. He said a watch worth S3O and ■*e In money were missing. Marion Enters on Community Work Special to The Times. MARION, Ind., April B.—Following the completion of a successful community ■chest campaign here, the community ■ service organization is preparing an active program for the coming year. An executive secretary will be em- ; ployed within the near future, according jto an announcement made last night. Ap- ; plications are being considered at the 1 present time. Is This You L Nervous Man or Woman? Did yeur first symptoms st-.rt with psin i back of head, a constant "tired feeling” r “-especially in the oack, Knees and feet —Ant then, dio yon notice irritability; , trembling ircm slightest exertion or men. ; tal excitement; inability to sleep soundly: nervous indigestion; sour stomach : consti- ■ patioa; dizziness ; headache ; backache; : decline in bodily vigor; neuralgia; rheu- > malic twinges; chills ana hot flashes? —And perhaps you do not know that , these symptoms lead toward neurasthenia —nervous exhaustion; serious mental disturbances ; loss ol seif confidence and inability to Qualify in any kind of work or play? IF SO—YOU SHU CADOMENE. Such symptoms indicate LACK OF NSRVB FORCE. NERVE FORCE is the mysterious source cf energy manifested In high spirits, vitality, vigor and keenness for work or play. The High-Stepping, prancing, dancing ; horse has an abundance of Nerve Force—• i that's what you need. Cadomene, makes you “STRONG AS A HORSE" and this is how it does so: Cadomene supplies what the blood and nerves need to aid naturs when Nerve Force is being slowly exhausted—taking Cadomene a few days proves it to the most skeptical. The digestion Improves, nutrition ; follows; the stomach, liver, kidneys, and ' all the vital glands of the body are sup- ' plied with needed elements, which also 1 enrich the blood ; and then the blood with its toned-up, new richness, proceeds to ; A igilid up that mysterious source of energy, Pfnown as Nerve Force—the force that L makes ug speak if a man. woman, boras Bar dog, as "high-spirited." I This is knowledge—and knowledge is ■ power. J Begin the Cadomene treatment today ■ end see bow Quickly the results astonish ■ you with renewed Nerve Force—High ■ Spirits, and all that glorious vigorous ■ fceaith means to mankind. I Good druggists supply Cadomene tablet* Ih scaled taacs with full directions.—Ad*,

7HI MIEIHMT gTEIgI Mens and Young Mens All-Wool Worsted Suits

Extra Special at Thousands for choice—they far surpass in value any similar priced suits in the city In view of the decided supremacy of the Basement Store’s values, it would seem that any man who buys medium-priced clothing without at least seeing what our stocks contain is either overburdened with money or is too lax in buying. Step into the Basement Store —it’s a step in economy and satisfaction. The suits axe in single and double-breasted models — many new stripe effects and herringbones—models for young men and older men. Special at . .$25.00

All-Wool Men’s Trousers, $2.95 and $3.95 Patterns to match suits; also trousers of all-wool cassimeres, allwool worsteds, all-wool flannels; an unusually large variety to select from. Sale prices, $3.95 and $2.95

THE Wm. H. BLOCK CO.

H §H Film FLI(W SHOP New Spring HATS Forecasting Summer’s Modes

THE Wm. 1 BLOCK CO.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921.

All-Wool Blue Serge Trousers, Special, $3.95 Tailored the same as some of onr best trousers. Good quality all-wool blue serge. Extra special. .$3.95

-4 if 3 JO Remarkable “ Specialized """"" Saturday at Eg B They are the essence of smartness and newness—the quintessence of quality Satin body hats, Georgette and Milan, Milan hemp, lisere, tagel, Batavia straw, etc., in all the favored colors of spring. Pokes, chin-chins, offthe-face effects, picture hats, turbans and in-be-tween effects, trimmed with fancy wreaths, fruit, berries, feather, fancy pins, etc., special $5.00 *—Fourth Floor.

Sale — New Spring A Complete Range of Popular Colors and Styles • ! For Women ) l Others at PPA and ' 'I IS M $12.75, $14.75 ||| Misses jyl JP and $19.75 i This is a coat sale of exceptional importance. We purchased these v i coats at a concession on the new lower market level and we have priced them on the same basis . These are coats that will appeal to women of taste —their stylish lines—their fine materials —their unique trimmings. Choosing a coat of such excellent quality at so moderate pricingc will be a decided pleasure. Wrappy Coats , Sports Coats , Conservative Coats , coats to suit every taste piSSyfflßAj THE COLORS—Tan, brown, reindeer, Harding blue, Neptune, rose, robin r**r®T , "u bine, Pekin, rookie, black and others. 1 / \ | THE MATERIALS—PoIo cloth, silvertones, tinseltones, suede velours, 1 \ 1 snedetex, burellas, covert cloth, snowflake, herringbone, diagonals, tricotine / I | \ and numerous other wanted materials. /_) C\A A wide range of sizes in all stvles —regular and extra large. Sale prices, $19.75, $1475, sl2-75 and J SIO.OO

Girls’ Gingham School Dresses

nPyT ~k i OS* 98*

(1) PRESSES, blue anu brown platd gingham, plain blue collar, rlck-rack trimming, fancy pockets, square neck, tie in back sash, iizes 6 to 14 years 98*

A Most Extraordinary SaIe—FAMOUS CORSETS

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They are broken lots —purchased In many Instances at half price—some of them were below half price.

A Most Particular Selling New Silk Blouses

Sale Price *2.98 The Basement Store has printed no blouse news like this for seasons past. Its almost beyond one’s most vivid conception to think of buying a beautiful SILK blouse at a figure that seems almost ridiculous In Its lowness. Because of very extraordinary transactions—the new lowered silk prices—our habitual policy of taking only small margin profits, this result is achieved. Some Are Even HAND EMBROIDERED

In beautiful styles and colors that would make you believe them worthy of double this figure.

COLORS, flesh, white, honeydew, bisque, porceIa In, Mrs. Harding blue and others. Sale Price, §2.98

MATERIALS, hand - embroidered and plain trlcolette, tailored silk pongee, Georgette, crepe de chine.

THE Wm. H. BLOCK CO.

THE BASEMENT STORE

Sizes 6 to 14 ree Models An unrivaled collection of practical and attractive styles An assortment of clever little gingham dresses whose smart new styles and bright color combinations will meet instant favor with girls—whose moderate pricings and good practical materials will appeal to mothers. The new lowered gingham market—concentration on our part to hold a sale for girls when they want wash dresses have produced tins sale. Made by manufacturers who have a reputation for girls' dresses that are sure to give maximum service—yet at the same time are pretty. These dresses will go in short order, although our stock is sizeable. Three Models Sketched

*1.98 $3.50 to $4.00 qualities.

Front lace, back lace, high bust, low bust, average bust, topless models, long skirt styles, free hip models; flesh and white; $3.95, $2.98 and §1.98

TRIMMINGS, novelty braids, hand embroidery In attractive designs, Venlse lace, etc.

(2) DRESSES, yellow, tan and blue plaid, square neck, rick-rack trimmed, pockets; sizes 6 to 14 years 9S*

*2.98 $5.00 to SB.OO qualities.

Boys* All-Wool Suits Having Two Pairs of Trousers

BOYS’ WASH SUITS, sixes 2 % to 8 years, large selection new summer styles; well made, guaran- (h-j qq teid fast colors, $2.98 and ijSLi/u BOYS’ SPRING AND SUMMER HATS AND CAPS, sizes and shapes 3 to 1G years; hats of black straw and all-wool mixtures; caps In all-wool mixtures in blue £-j nn and black I,^£/

(3) DRESSES, blue and white check ging* ham, round collar of white P. K. collar trimmed with self-material, belted style; sizes 6 to 14 years ......98*

*3.98 $7.50 to SIO.OO qualities.

Brocaded corsets, broche corsets, coutil corsets, batiste corsets, satin corsets.

Sizes 8 to 18 Years *9.98 Os Good QualityAii brand new goods. These are suits that will retain their excellent appearance even with the hard wear that only growing boys can give. The fine qualities of the eH-wool fabrics —their good tailoring their correct new styles mark them as far superior to any suits we’ve had at A higher figure. ' Every suit Is mohair lined. All new spring patterns—a large selection of color combinations. Sizes 8 to IS years §9.98

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Models for slender, average and large figures