Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1921 — Page 9

3 FROM MARION COUNTY ASKING . FOR CLEMENCY H > #feoners Convicted Recently in List Seeking Pardons. 21 CASES BEFORE BOARD iSiree Marion County men are included *ln a list of twenty-one persons who will ,go before the board of pardons at its next meeting, June IS, seeking clemency. ■ Ot this number, two are reopened cases . and others are seeking clemency for the first" time. The Marion County men are: Harry E. Turner, convicted March 4, 1917, and sentenced to a term of two to [fourteen years at the Indiana State | Prison, for forgery. S Raymond Mattox, sentenced March 17, 11921, to six months to fire years at the Jhdiana Reformatory, for vehicle taking j Oreille Munn, serving a year's seni tence at the Indiana State Farm, follow{ing conviction March 25, 1921. i Other cases to come before the board ars| NEW CASES. William Hobson. Allen County, May ■ 25. 1919, five to fourteen years, robbery, J Indiana Reformatory. Verlin Davisson, Miami County, June 19, 1920, two to fourteen years, burglary, r Indiana Reformatory. Charles Howard, Jackson County, Oct. El 18, 1915, ten to twenty years, burglary, P State Prison. Edward Crabtree, Clark County, Dec. i!8. 1918, two to twenty-one years, man- , slaughter, Indiana Reformatory. Karl C. Wayman, Floyd County, Jan. 8. An2l, petit larceny, ten months county Cecil and Estel Glenn. Greene County, | March 4. 1921, petit larceny, fined $25, State Farm. , Harve Sprague, Adams County, March “ 11, -1921, 100 days State Farm and fined s3t|) for violation of the liquor law. Avery F. Fuller, Montgomery County, May 2, 1921, fined SSO and seventy-five days State Farm for secretion of automobile on which there was an outstanding unpaid mortgage lien. Loren Markle, Elkhart County, Jan. 18, : 1921, one to fourteen years, grand larceny, Indiana Reformatory. TBruce B. Flicn, Lawrence Connty, Jan. TBr"T9I9, two to twenty-one years, rape, jaiafe Prison. *’*" Harry E. Turner, Marion County, : March 4, 1917, two to fourteen years, forgery. State Prison. Mary Klemann, Vanderburgh County, Feb. 10, 1921, nine months, State Farm, I end fined SIOO and costs, for petit larceny. Raymond Mattox, Marion Connty, March 17. 1921, six months to five years, ; vehicle taking. Indiana Reformatory. Orville Munn, March 25, 1921, Marion i County, one year. State Farm. Frank Knapp, Laporte County. March 17, 1921. receiving stolen goods, six months, State Farm. Fred Floyd, Putman Connty, July 28. two to five years, escaping from State Farm, Indiana Reformatory Lonis Fisher, Putman County, July 26, 1920, two to five years, escaping from Sta*s Farm, Indiana Reformatory. Frank Peyton, Lake County, Feb. 14, 1917. life, murder. State Prison. Jesse Hillard, Wayne County, March ; 31, 1921, one to five years, issuing fraudulent check, reformatory. CASES REOPENED. .fames H. Green, Wayne County, Nov. ' IS, 11*14, life, murder. State Prison. John Craig, Henry County, Nov. 24, ' 1913, life, murder. State Prison. Wireless and Phone Save Stricken Man j NORFOLK. Va., May 27. —Wireless tele- : graph and the airplane saved the life of W. B. Midgett, an engineman on a coast guard lifeboat at Manteo, N. C., after he had been overcome by gasoline fumes. There was no physician at Manteo, so a wireless message was sent out asking for a Navy surgeon. Lieut. C. L. Haynes of the Hampton Roads naval , base volnuteered. He made the trip to Manteo by airplane in two hours, reaching here just in time. Midgett Is resported on the road to recovery.

ft Roberts’ Better Business Sale Offers a Quick Solution of the CLOTHING PROBLEM To Every Man Who Wants a New Suit We hare grouped our entire stock into three great bargain prices. These groups are offering values we feel can not be equaled anywhere. Values to s6o —Values to s4s—Oil 02/ - fuu ill j —Values to $35 — f j Variety great tf* I"* /\ Poth smart f K., enough to sat- .ft "’ftggf JUf n if | and conservaDon’t judge these clothes by what you have seen elsewhere at such prices. Come up to the big clothing store —see the wonderful assortments we disf 'A play—examine the quality of materials and workmanship—try them on TWO-PIECE SUMMER SUITS and note the flt 85 weU 35 Btyle — and satisfy yourself of the opportunity for saving. Mohair, Palm Beach, Poplins, Shantung s — y, >. Silks, Tropical Worsteds Ok jvyffiV JU. A wonder assortment to choose from. Just the suit VLI/l ■** \ \ JuZL to meet your taste is here. Prices range from— j n-m tO SDD CLAYPOOL HOTEL BLOG, Ms L ■ . J 1 Open Saturdays Till 10:00 P. M.

FIRE SALE! Thousands of Fine Pathe Records at Only and Each Phonograph owners will find records formerly priced from 85c to $4.00 each in this sale. WILL PLAY" ON ANY universal arm phonograph. Don’t delay. Come now. Wonderful variety to select from. Your opportunity to save many dollars on summer music. All records from our regular catalogue. The PATHE SHOP Opp. Postoffice 17 E. Ohio St.

BUY SPEEDWAY Admission TICKETS Before Going to Grounds and Avoid Congestion and Unnecessary Delay at Speedway Grounds Monday General Admission Tickets for the 500-Mile Race at the Motor Speedway, Monday, May 30th Will Be On Sale BEGINNING FRIDA Y, MA Y 27th Price $2.00 Each At the Following Convenient Places Speedway Office, 44-4 N. Capitol Ave. Brooks’ Drug Store, Pennsylvania and Traction Terminal Cigar Store, Traction Ohio St. Terminal Bldg. Deschler’s Cigar Store, Market and Penn. Hotel Severin. Lincoln Hotel. TT , , „ e . -.j . . Joe Moeslein Cigar Store in Traction Huder s Drug Store, Penn, and Washing- Terininal Building. C. W. Watkin’s Union Station Drug Deschler’s Cigar Store, Claypool Hotel. store, j ac ks 0 n Place and Illinois St. Deschler’s Cigar Store, Meridian and Deschler’s Cigar Store, 135 S. Illinois, Washington. Hook’s Drug Store, Meridian and WashClark & Cade’s Drug Store, Claypool ington Street. Hotel. Hook's Drug Store, 105 S. Illinois St. Hook’s Drug Store, Illinois and Washing- Arthur E. Johnston Drug Store, Clifton ton. and Thirtieth Street. Tickets on sale at above places until Monday, day of the Race. SPECIAL TRAIN NOTICE FOR SPEEDWAY RACE DAY. Special Trains Between Union Station and Speedway Via Big Four Route, Monday, May 30th. Commencing at 7:00 A. M. and at frequent Intervals until crowd has been carried to and from the races. Ticket booths on Illinois street side of Union Station. SPECIAL SPEEDWAY EMPLOYES’ TRAIN LEAVES UNION STATION AT 4:30 A. M.

INDMTA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1821.

Speedway Cots 81158 To Go At = ten-strike hit, buyP l^o6 tha,t we, in sell ’em at such a It’s Easy to Pay the People’s Way. springs.

Axminster Rugs —9xl2 You may select from several patterns of 9x12-foot Axminster Rugs Saturday at this sensational price. They come in beautiful designs and colors and are really worth much more than tomorrow’s low figure. It's Easy to Pay the People’s Way.

Join Or $1 Down Kodak Club Tomorrow and Get a No. 2 Folding Brownie $ 1 and 4 rolls of films I MW Frankly we consider the Folding Autographic Brownie one of the “best buys" that our photographic department has to offer —and that is a real tributo. The No. 2 Folding Autographic Brownie has a host of friends; It is efficient, yet simple to operate. Makes dandy pictures 2*4x3*4 inches. PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY. ITS EASY TO PAY THE PEOPLE’S WAY.

WE ARE GOING TO PAY S3O In Cash Prizes for Three Best Pictures of SSOO-Mile Race. * First Prize, sls; Second, $10; Third, $5 Professional photographers and photo houses ire barred. All pictures to remain property of >ur Kodak Department. All entries must be In by 6 p. m. Saturday, June i. If you haven’t a Kodak, Join our $1 Down Club Tomorrow and try for these prizes.

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Your Last Chance to Get A Pair of Pillows to Match $*7.98 with each m " Combination Felt Mattress ■ A pair of fine, soft 18x26-lnch pillows to match, with each of these sensational value combination mattresses. These mattresses have felt top and bottom, built layer upon layer, and are covered in handsome art ticking. They are finished with a big, generous roll edge and diamond tufted for extra durability and comfort. Unlike many special mattress offers you are not restricted to any one size in this astonishing sale—any size same price.

Brass Bed —==e Special Your choice of three beaut!Again our Immense buying ], - *1 power has come to the front. rflQ You may have your choice of three genuine brass beds with 2-inch posts and ** T 4-lnch fillers to- i? 1 ft ftQ Pay the Easy Way. “o"®" for | J,jQ Baronial Brown Fibre Reed Chairs or Rockers Exactly a. pie- $/\.98 B • ll* jjßr lured. Just 25 to 1 QbdP Js'l• *ll fi I ( twKijW .ell at this spe- P^ ll ‘ Uu f§3 clal low price. Mi (if, ■ Either chair or rocker la perfectly constructed for comfort. Finest yEf quality fiber, closely woven on ■ ¥m sturdy frame, makes this a truly n§ /M durable piece that will be a comfort for many years. OF* IN ADDITION to these chairs and rockers, we hare a wide assortment of fiber reed swings, tables, floor lamps, settees, etc.

10-Quart Roll-Edge Dishpan Old English Gray Ware 49c The roll-edge dishpan has almost universally replaced the old stylo handled dishpan, because It Is not only a better dishpan, but by far better for general use. It makes the finest kind of breadpan, refrigerator pan and as a general utility pan is ideal. It Isn’t bow many pans yon have that counts; It’s how many uses they can be ,ut to.

Mothers and Daddies. Here’s Something Your Kiddies Want to Read. AUTO f qc SPECIAL *o= The autos on special sale tomorrow are Just what a growing youngster will enjoy at this time of the year. They are strongly built, nicely painted and big values at tomorrow's ipeclal low price— Pay the Easy Way

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