Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 271, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1922 — Page 3

GERMANS TRY TO SELL ARMS . Court Action May Lead to Filing of Swindling Charges. BERLIN, March 24—The Caasandras. who preach that Germany still la well armed and ready tor a war of revenge despite all the efforts of the Inter-allied disarmament commission, may find material for their fears, in some of the trials scheduled for next week in which seven Germans, several of high social position, are charged with attempts to dispose ol millions of army rifles. The defendants are indicted for offering to sell no less than seventeen million rifles in three separate lots to various South American and Russian states. This colossal arsenal, of course, represents about the entire armament in small arms of the German army during the war, but It Is understood the rifles existed chiefly on paper and the culprits are more in danger of charges for swindling than so technical violation of the law prohibition transactions in war material. A hereditary prince and a former member of the German diplomatic corps, who are Involved, have thus far escaped arrest, but have not been able to shield a number of officers and bank officials.— Copyright, 1022, by Public Ledger Company. Road Work Brings Suit Against County Judgment tor 57.500 was asked in a suit filed agaiitst county officials yesterday in Superior Court room 2, by J. Harry Roberts. Robert ? alleges the sum Is due for work In the construction of the E. J. Starkey free gravel road. Roberts set forth in his complaint that the work was done between July 23 and Dec. 2, 19 IS. The defendants named by Roberts are H. M. Kleiser, Leo K. Fester, county auditor, and Ralph A. Lemcke, county treasurer. A writ of garnishment is also requested on $2,500 which the county Is said to owe to Kleiser as part payment for the construction of the Starkey road. Contract Let on §825 Bid Over One for §725 The contract to paint the service building at the Sunnyside Tuberculosis Hospital was awarded to Myers & Reith, 29% North Alabama street, yesterday afternoon at the meeting of the Marlon County board of commissioners. The company's bid was SS2S. The contract was let to Myers & Reith over another bid of $725 made by IV. J. Cole. NEW RIVAL FOR C. 8. CANTLET. England, March 24—Experiments having demonstrated that the soil of East Anglia will produce more and better sugar beets than those grown in the United States, preparations are. being made to plant a big acreage next year.

HARTMANN’S SATURDAY SPECIAL Genuine aa Jt m /V II AUTO CyfC BASKETS /JO. yl Large Six* ** •* 13 kJ Like Cut SMALL —’~~r- r-* —‘ lie ms

3-Piece Upholstered Suites, $169.50 Davenport, chair and rocker, chairs of blue or mulberry velour. Loose Fillow construction. Truly a wonderul value.

Rugs at Actual Savings of One-Third A 9x12 Genuine Tapestry Rug

g If Hartmann 1 \Savf ifi I \ If IS Rtjjhf / % FUBHITVPS jff 15-317-319 E. Washington St,

Girls’ sls Spring Coats Wrappy coats and capes, made of the finest grade velour; many of them trimmed in leather, pip--5T $Q QQ to 14 years

7| HH Saturday Sale of Sample ( Jk7 Coats, Suits jji J|p and Dresses O- -f V'" 1 / U XXjH P Avery special purchase made by our rii buyer from representative New York iml gP*™*® 1 iPag • teg Dress Makers. Every dress a SAMPLE I M ]pps and in the season’s most fashionable |lj| F S4O Mignonettes $35 Satins i |j|j |||S SSO Twill Cords Sizes 16 to 46 / sls 3-Piece DRESSES H Just a limited number of those very snappy threepiece^resses ’ ve^ our>in^erent c ° iwrs - izcs B Sample Coats of Various Kinds COATS —Of velour $25 TAILORED COATS— j S4O WRAPS—Of the finy. ~ . • n ,] n 1 o’ Os popular double faced | est spring materials. attractse models, Camel’s hair cloth. Man- Shawsheens, Chinchillas, braid trmnned or t yp PS -with set-in or Normandies, fine Bolivian, plain. All SPRING raglan shoulders. Extraor- Stunning wrappy styles in ; H; * liß STYLES. Saturday— dinarv values at — both cape and coat effects, |B $ 6~ *ls $ 25 Sfl SAMPLE SUITS Specially Priced —)> ' I TWEED SUITS--One special group of TWEED SUITS in the new XX i\ /W spring shades. Box coat, tuxedo and d'O A A z V pinch-back styles, belted all round, 1119 3. *' '♦ \-/ pocket and button trimmed U/U* v V ’’ * SSO AND S4O SUITS— SAMPLES, every one of them; just one or two AtHM jjr of a kind. Poiret twills and IP Of* A A O tricotines, perfectly tailored. \ I |g I -!• - j •. Jackets silk lined y/UVv v ; V/j , *' $25 SUITS —Made of the new and serviceable Kelley /tv *p r* £\/\ cloth. Nobby styles with skirts made with two pockets % J k 1111 _j|. r ;/ and jackets silk lined y Vv V fc .• < ItwPllStoul Women’s Garments X- J ( i r, \ SSO TRICOTiNE SUITS —Stunning new spring styles, y tit r~ y' > —~ == \ > iMK. A I \ \ with skirts plainly tailored and /f (V an r* \ -. I jegl| / Jackets silk lined. Sizes 42% f 1 \ 1 $35 FRENCH SERGE SUlTS—Specially purchased ' \ ■ I \ \ A—-vj / suits and very low in price. Well jn. m* \ \ J $25 SPRING COATS-- Strictly all wooKk \ 1 \ ’wk / materials; of various kinds and \ 1 U L|| - \ 1-1 V m/ colors. Silk lined throughout tl/AOeOv S- v' XS" A k-,'•* \ \ / $25 MIGNONETTE DRESSES—Perfectly beautiful • l. 1 / dresses of mignonette tn black or (h “1 P* £\f\ - navy blue; braid and embroidery Mk I L ||fl| .TV - " W,f—l 1 trimmed. Sizes 42% to 56% tP A Vs $75 Plush and Cloth COATS sg F* I SAMPLE SKIRTS Vmterco.tsmustßQ. Iherr are pluses V | BaSk $5 (X) All-Wool Serge Skirts $1.98 and .-lodis; in Kmnilar and Extra sizes. jg s7>s o Tweed Skirts s3.f)B Saturday, your choice • sls Prunella Skirts $5.00

A Big Sale Women’s Low Shoes Popular New Styles, Leathers Worth $6 to $8 and Colors q * These Low Shoes are in the newest and ® |§jl Boa*, latest patterns and toes. JL m B There’s something like twenty-five styles to *^g|v choose from and every one of them a wanted, s||A ——— popular, Spring model. Low Flat Heels Military Heels FW Cuban Heels French Heels One Strap Oxfords Two and Three Straps Laced Oxfords Buckle Styles Patent Leathers Black Satins Brown Satins Suedes Black Brown Tan Gray White Just read the list again! And remember, this sale starts Saturday A. M. A shoe offering of this type is one you can not afford to overlook, particularly at the very beginning of the season.

Fur Price* $75.00 brown or black fur cape tall trimmed.. .$29.75 $200.00 French seal coat $ 75.00 $250.00 Northern Muskrat coat 995.00 $25.00 Squirrel Chokers 910.00

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1922.

STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 SATURDAY;

TRAUaorr RftOTHggjgy STI-321 W. W— ***** 84

SHOP AS LONG AS YOU LIKE-NO TIME LIMI

Sale Boys’ All-Wool 2-Pants Suits fcfi £T% QFI ts/ • 4/ KJ These Suits Have All Characteristics Os Models Selling at $5 to $lO More fnelude the new golf-back Pants lined with heavy drill, model. Single and double Coats -well lined. Belts-dou-breasted. Inverted pleats, ble cloth faced. Seams in With patch or flap pockets, pants taped and serged. * rt WASH SUITS, in at least a dozen different Af UK/ styles and colors; Tommy Tuckers, middy ril iMJU blouse, Oliver Twist, etc.; in sizes for boys A rkrt Good knickers for every-day wear; propA f l|X| erlv reinforced to wear extra long. Dark, JTIX mUV practical materials that will not show the dirt. ALSO Juvenile suits of corduroy; in . _ TOP COATS; nobby and clever as can different styles and coi- QC Af X'l MS he; belted styles, some of them with ors. Sizes 2to 8 years yO.ifO em biem on the sleeve.

New 1922 Saits Arrive [FI $ 17.50 1 Two H M ft/ \J New goods—new models —new patterns new colors! The light tweed patterns that will be worn during j 1922; and for the more conservative, staple shades, t such as blue and other dark patterns. Many are in tiie J new four-button sack coat model. Smart Norfolk y T ffp. Sk&iila snorts styles. Single or double breasted. Remember, men, theso are all NEW suits —ALL this season b P ro “ J *jp/S*TTI ductions 1 A great many have an EX IRA i AIL of Gaberdine Topcoats at $^C verged pleated back, belted all round and patch

OVERALLS AND JACKETS—“SwitchBoard” brand, union made garments, of heavy quality denial. Will f?j\ give excellent service. Cut extra full and big. Garment DRESS PANTS—Of good, serviceable materials. Serges, Tweeds, /teC* ACf Cassimeres, Mixtures, etc. Ml sizes. Saturday at

Special for Saturday Shoppers House Dresses and Aprons HOUSE DRESSES —Os ginghams, percales and chambrays. Very pretty styles with touches of erabroidery, rick rack braid or piping. Both / 3*^ HOUSE DRESSES -In popular Billie Burke style. Made in striped and plaid effects, 1 /*Q either plain or embroidery I % EXTRA SIZE HOUSE DRESSES—Cut extra full and large to meet the demands of the large it* “S AQ woman. Ginghams in plaid and checked | effect. Tie-back style. Sizes up to 56 y A*VV/ KIMONOS —Made of Serpentine Crepe, A A in blue, salmon, rose. Prettily fiinished | 1111 wj|) satin bands and cord girdle Y* I"’* 1 "’*

Lovely New SPRING HATS That certainly ought to sell for \ !f^ $5 ; on sale ju3t tomorrow, $2.95. J M V; Pats of tagal and visca braid; f M 0 qjj aLso models of straw cleverly > 1 & - combined with fancy braids; 1 dozens of smart, snappy styles 1 and colors to choose from at.. J Your Old Hat Re-Trimmed at Small Cost Bring your last summer’s hat and we wllktrlm It for you, at a very small charge. Just a tiny bunch of flowdrs. a fancy, or touch of ribbon will work wonders In making an old hat look l:ke new.

OVERALLS AND JACKETS “HeadLight” Overalls and Jackets. Extra good quality denim, triple sewn /h <9 seams. Cut plenty big and I r|y| comfortable. Garment y AtVtf $2 KHAKI PANTS —Good, heavy khaki Pants. Cuff bottom styles. A amt Splendid for spring wear. % I / All sizes * .. .yitWif

Sweaters At Sweaters of every possible deAQ scrip tion and VWtl/O color; Roman * Fancy weaves, kid collar and cuffs; smocks, slip-overs, Tuxedo. Af A group of but- *" ton front A Tuxedo style Ik C ||l| sweaters In evvvtvv ery conceivable • color; beautiful weaves, many of them trimmed with slynx; fringe and fancy girdles. GIRLS' SWEATERS— Tuxedo styles In green, salmon, rose, brown, blue and .. other popular I Ly colors fj) BOYS’ SWEATERS—In button front or slip- a over styles; \ / 01? all colors

Men’s Saturday Specials SILK SHIRTS—And they're "beauties” for the price. Heavy quality crepe de chines; also Shantungs, with separate collar. In striking stripes eo qc tions GRENADINE TlES—Hand-em-broidered; rich dark colors, with designs in colors; very striking and handsome. Other stores ask $1.50 /h< a/v for the same tie. IL I I |l| Saturday tP JL vU KNIT TIES —One group of ties, including up to $1 qualities; dark colors m a w'ith woven stripes, figures, eto TWEED CAPS—Brand new spring styles; satin lined- buy them UW Saturday for

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