Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1922 — Page 11

MAY 30,1922.

GIRL CHANGES HER NOT GUILTY PLEAIN COURT Admits Two Charges of Breaking National Banking Laws. Miss Naomi Cochrane, 1304 North Pennsylvania 6tr.l, formerly employed as teller at the Indiana National Bank, who Is under Indictment in Federal Court charted with violation of the national bankint laws, appeared before Judge Albert B. Anderson yesterday and changed her plea of not guilty entered several weeks ago to guilty on two counts of one indictment. This Indictment charges that she embezzled funds amounting to $377 prior to Feb. 23, 1022. .She also in indicted j Jointly with Clarence Wamper, a former employe of the bank, on charges growing out of another transaction. tY.impncr has entered a plea of not guilty in this case, and Miss Cochrane allowed her plea of not guilty to stand in this case. Dennis Shea and Elmer Niece, both of Terre Haute, whose trials are set for Juno 1, asked leave the change their pleas | of not guilty to guilty. They are under indictment f<-r possession and sale of , liquor and for maintaining a nuisance j under the Volstead act. Jess Clark of Centenary. Clinton ! County, proprietor of a r >ad house charged with a similar offense also j changed his plea of not guilty to guilty, j His i- .e is set for trial. June b. The first case to go to trial will be j the Clinton liquor conspiracy cas.s on Wednesday. In this case "Big Jim ’ Carrere of Clinton, together with twenty others, are' under indictments for conspiracy to violate the liquor laws. One defendant has not been found and three, Fred Hatfield. William Dav.-y an.l William Smith, all of Indianapolis, have entered pleas of guilty. Homer Elliott, United States District Attorney, said today that he expected other pl-as of guilty In this case Wednesday before the trial began.

C. OF C. WILL OPPOSE PLAN TO MOVE POST Secretary Reynolds Writes to Senator New Stating Opinions. Despite the definite announcement made by the War Department that the Fifth Corps Area Headquarters of the Army would be moved fr-m Ft. Benjamin Harrison. John B. Reynolds, general seere ary of the Chamber of Commerce, Is ■till ushig every possible line of influence to prevent this. Tn a letter to Senator Harry S. New today. Mr. Reynolds supplies the Senator with the information that the moving or the Fifth Corps Aera H-adquar-t >rs will not only cost from s<;n.ooo to $73,000, but that the Third, Fourth and Seventh Corns headquarters nr.- being moved from forts into cities where rent must be paid, while the War Department gave as Its principal reason for ordering the removal of the Fifth Corps Area headquarters from Fr. Benjamin Harrison, “a saving of money.” REYNOLDS LETTER STATES OPPOSITION. Mr. Reynolds’ letter to Senator New 1? as follows: "Since my latter to tha Secretary of War, copy of which was sent you. a copy of the order of May 11, embodying the plan for distribution of the Regular Army, has come to my possession. I notice wi’h soma surprise that Third Corps Area headquarters are ordered lu Baltimore from Ft. Howard. Fourth t'orps Area headquarters will bo moved from Ft. McPherson to Atlanta and Seventh Corps Area headquarters from Ft. Crook to Omaha. “This does not seem consistent with the line of reasoning adopted with regard to the Fifth Corps Area headquarters. If reasons of economy do not prevent sending these other headquarters into cities whore rent must be paid, why is it so essential to avoid a similar expense In regard to Indlannpolis end svnd the headquarters for this area to a Government post that will be the source of considerable expenditure of funds to put It into shape for use. CAM.!' ATTHNTION TO M'DDEN ACTION. "I have beer told that it will cost from ynn.ooo to $75,000 to effort the necessary changes and cover th-- cost of moving. It. was also suggested that an appeal had been made to President Harding and that this resulted In a change of plans as pro. viously announced. Asa matter of facr, th.. decision to go to Columbus Barracks seems to have been made almost overnight. although this may not have been the ease, and I am only bringing these unverified rumors to your attention as having some possible bearing on the matter. "If the cost of moving is anything like that mentioned. *t would not be of any particular advantage to make the move from Indianapolis and in the hope if effecting a reconsideration at this late date I am sending this appeal. Available quarters at fair rental can be bad here and it would be very gratifying if those in authority would reopen the case and assign to it other officers than those who made the first Inspection.” BOY Rt.'St!HANGERS. MELBOrXKE. May SO.--Copying the methods of bushrangers Leroy Banks and Thomas Maple, each aged I'. terrorized the Neerim district for a week. Finally trapped. Banks surrendered, but Maple fought until killed. MAN A PROMOTED REPTILE. LONDON, May SO.—According to Elliott O'Donnell, writer ou psychic subjects, “the purpose of the ult ra-feininist movement now in fail swing is to establish the fact that man is merely a promoted reptile.” LETTERS FROM THE DEAD. PORTSMOUTH, England. May 30. Relatives of three of the sailors lost when the submarine II 42 was sank several weeks ago have just received letters' svMUled at foreign ports by the victims. HOW T OKEEP YOUNG. MANCHESTER. England, May .';().— Dame Genevieve Ward, now $5 years old, gives this recipe for keeping young: "Keep busy; avoid over eating and overdrinking; don't worry.”

I BUY and SELL Dank and Tru't Cos. Stock*. Focal Public UtlUty Securities Dnesenherx Auto and Motors Units Groat Southern Prod, and Ref. Stock. NEWTON TODD 415 Lcmrka Rlrig.

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Mo Phone, No Mail Orders, No C. O. D/s No Exchanges or Refunds Can Be Granted at the Dollar Sale. In nutoy cases quantities are limited and prices hold good only while the specified supply lasts.

Merchandise From Various Sections of the Store Has Been Taken to Our Basement and Marked Down Very Decidedly in Price for This One-Day Selling

35c Filet Curtain $Ji Nets, 4 Yards for— 9 lard wide; sheqr weave. JL Cretonnes, J 12 Yards for— M 24 inches wide; in me- JSL dium and dark colors, floral patterns. Cretonnes, 6 Yards for— z[ Yard wide, medium and W dark colors, for comforts, draperies, etc. Curtain Scrim, 12 Yards for— ${ White, cream or ecru, with -EL open work borders; also attractive figured design with fancy colored borders. Curtain Scrim, § 10 Yards for— Yard wide; white, cream and Arabian with open work borders. Curtain Materials, 6 Yards for— 9 Marquisettes, crossbars, JL voiles, etc. Percales, 7 Yards for— Yard wide, light and Jafc* dark blue and white grounds, largf variety of figures, stripes, cheeks etc. Dress Poplin, $ 3 Yards for— * B Good quality, complete range of colors. \ Black Sateen, s4l 4 y 2 Yards for— * fe: Yard wide, permanent finish. Comfort Challis, 7 Yards for— ft Yard wide, medium and -Blight colors. Up to $1.75 Feather Pillows, Each— *g All tilled with new sani- JL tary feathers, good heavy art. tick coverings in medium and dark patterns. $1.45 Bleached Sheets, Each— p 81x90; seamless; good, Js\,, heavy quality. Pillowcases, 3 for—--42x36 inches, good heavy quality; Mohawk and oth- JL er noted brands. Hemstitched Pillowcases, 4 for— Ig Size 42x36 inches. JL $1.75 Plaid $J| Blankets, Each— 9 Soft and fluffy, double . fleeeed, beautiful color pla*ds, shell stitch ends.

\ Baby Crib Blankets, s4| Each— P Sire 36x50 inches; sealloped all around; pink and blue; animal, bowknot and floral pattems. 48c Pillow Tubing, 4 Yards for— K Extra good grade, firm, JAm heavy quality. Unbleached Sheet- JJj ing, 6 Yards for— 9 40 inches wide, 25c qual- JL Ity. 20c Unbleached Sheeting, 8 Yards *9 so JsL Yard wide. Sheetings, 2y 2 Yards for— 9 Bleached; 81 inches JL wide; nice, firm weave. ! Nainsook, 7 Yards so ft Yard wide, fine thread, good quality for underwear and intents’ wear. Bleached Cotton Flannel. 7 Yards * [I for— JSL 27 inches wide; soft, fluffy nap. White Voile, 4 y 2 Yards for— 9 -B'..inch width : for waists, JL | dresses, curtaining, etc. Unbleached Muslin, §*£l 10 Yards for— ' j Yard wide; easy to JJy bleach. Bleached Muslin, 8 Yards for—Yard wide, for under- _BfL wear and general use. Beach Cloth 5 y 2 s4l Yards for— Good heavy quality for suits, children’s clothes, etc.; green, lavender, rose, blue, pink, | Copen. Chambray Gingham, 12 Yard c i *gl for— JgL Plain color. 24 inches wide, fast colors in all the wanted shades. Apron Ginghams, § 9 Yards for— ft Fast color brown, blue JL checks. 35c Fancy Dress Voiles, 4 Yards for, ft, 40 inches wide; rich dark JL colors in blue, black, gray and brown. Mosquito Nettings, CJ 8 Yards for— 9 58 inches wide; choice of white, black and green. Awning Canvas, £*&§ 2 % Yards for— tj 31 inches wide; choice of JL blue or brown stripe.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES.

ffi WH. BLOCK C? Hart Sehaffner & Marx Guaranteed Clothes for Men, Young Men and Boys, 8 to 18.

Women’s Up to $1 gjj Lingerie, 2 for— J| Gowns of crepe, batiste, muslin or nainsook; envelopes of batiste or muslin, lace or embroidery trimmed or plain tailored styles; petticoats of muslin with deep embroidered flounces and camisoles of crepe de chine and satin. 50c Muslin Teddies, (J| 4 for— | Plain tailored, of good JL quality muslin; flesh and white. $3.00 Silk Teddies— Made of pure silk crepe r. • de chine and trimmed with JL lace. $3 Walking Skirts— §J| 15 good quality tweed walking skirts to bo closed JL out in our Dollar Day Sale. Women’s Bungalow Aprons, 2 for— |1 Cut full size; made of JL good quality gingham and trimmed with braid or rick-rack. Women’s Up to $3 JJA Street Frocks— I Made of pretty figured JL voiles, plain organdy and lawn. A special purchase for our Dollar Day Sale. Up to $2.00 Aprons J | and House Dresses m A clearance of all our JL j broken lots of our higher priced i lines that, sold up to $2.00. Made j of ginghams, percales, etc.

Women’s Up to $1.98 5 >41 Collar and Cuff Sets, 9 Os orpandv, madras and gingham; plain or lace edges. Women’s Union §*6l Suits — 3 Glove silk top, ribbon JfeM shoulder strap, tight knee, flesh. Men’s Athletic $ Union Suits, 2 for— 9 Os fine pin check, elastic JHL insert back, sleeveless, knee length, full cut; sizes 36 to 42. Men’s Bandana Handkerchiefs, * 10 for— JL Red and blue, fast colors, full size. Men’s 25c Lisle Hose, 6 Pairs for— 9 Seamless, fully reinforced; fijL black, gray, green, brown and navy; sizes 9Vi. 10, IOVs. Men’s 15c Cotton $ Hose, 10 Pairs for— 9 Medium weight, seamless, JBL reinforced too and heel; black, light gray and brown; sizes 10, 10 {' 2 , 11. * Men’s Work Shirts, 2 for— *|§ Os blue chambray, double EjL stitched, faced sieves, full cut; sizes 14, 14%, 15, 151/a. Boys’ and G-irls’ jp Stockings, 7 *[ Pairs for— JL Narrow and heavy rib, reinforced toe and heel; black, brown and white, sizes S' a to 11. Irregulars of 25c and 35c qualities. n

$1.69 Genuine Windsor Crepe h; Gowns— JL Cut full size; floral designs; while 220 last, sl. Up to $3.00 Voile Smocks— || Made of good quality JL voile and prettily hand embroidered. White, light blue, (’open, rose, etc. Women’s and § Misses’ Sweaters — m New sports models of all wool yarn. Just 50 sweaters in the lot and each and every one a remarkable value. 79c and $1 Dress- JJ) ing Sacques, 2 for— Cut full size of good JL quality percale in a choice of neat patterns. $2.00 Sateen JJj Petticoats— There are only 50 In the _nL lot; made of genuine IJngott materials; ctifVfiill size: in rose, (’open, navy, black, etc. SI.OO Lingerie Blouses, 2 for— Pretty wash blouses for JL I women and .misses, trimmed with lace and embroidery. Slightly soiled from handling. $2.00 Lingerie Blouses— ' | Slightly soiled from ban- JL j dling. but will launder beautifully. ! Trimmed with lace ami embroidery.

Composition Ivory Clocks— j Choice of many different M_ shapes. $1.98 Spanish Combs, gJj Good assortment of differ- v ' ; ent. designs, with a variety in yp |fl of stone settings; all colors. $1.50 Overalls and Jackets, Each— || Os plain blue, white back .kL denim, overalls are made with high back, two-seam legs, double stitched; 9.11 strain points reinforced; not. ail sizes in the lot. Men’s Munsingwear Union Suits, f; White nr cream; slight JeL. imperfections or oil stains make this price, possible; quarter sleeves, long sleeves, ankle, knee or three-quarter length; sizes 34 to 50. Seconds of $1.75 to $2.25 qualities. Women’s Hose, §*& 4 Pairs for— Mercerized, fully reinforced, mock seam legs, high spliced heels; black and brown; sizes 8 \' 2 to lOV;; irregulars of 50c quality. Women’s Cotton SJI Hose, 8 Pairs for— 9 Finn gauge, fully reinforced, seam back; black, brown and white; sizes BV2 to 10; irregulars of 25c quality. Children’s Sox, 5 Pairs for— C Snug fitting, roll top; white with fancy tops; sizes 5 to 9%; irregulars of 35c quality.

Leather Bags— $ *• Various styles and leathers. J[ many are large shopping envelope shaped bags; fitted with purse and mirror. Black, brown and other colors.

Women’s Union Suits 4 for— v B Bow neck, sleeveless, tight JL and shell knee; regular sizes only. Women’s Up to $2.50 Silk Gloves— 0 12 and 16-button length; JmL some are soiled or show slight imperfections. jVomen’sUp to 15c p m Handkerchiefs, *j| 12 for— JL Plain colors lawns with Imitation drawn threads and fancy embroidered corners; also woven colored border kerchiefs; hemstitched; wide assortments. Dollar Sale Toiletries 50c Mavis Perfume —1 \ $1.50 60c Mavis Face Powder —1( Au'for 25c Mavis Talcum —2 | SI.OO 75c Boncilla Cold or Yan-\ ishing Cream- 1 / Both for : 75c. Boncilla Face Pow-l sl-00 dor —1 / Pepsodent or Pebeco Tooth. Paste—2 ( All for Prophylactic Tooth 1 SI.OO Brush —1 ( Creme Oil Soap ' Auditorium Bath Soap.... / Cakes Kirk's Cocoa Hardwater > f OP Castile Soap i SI.OO Kirk's Jap Rose Soap 1 i J Cuticura Soap ~6 for SI.OO

75c Turkish Towels, 2 for— * 9 Extra largo bath size, . JL heavy double thread, plain white tr colored borders. 65c Mercerized Table Damask, 2V 2 * |j Yards— JL 58 inches wide; dice patterns. $1.50 and $2.00 Luncheon Cloths— 9 One-piece cloths, also JL cloths joined with cross briar stitch; blue and white colorings. $1.50 Buffet or Dresser Scarfs— ft Wide lace edge, insertion JL lace center. $1.50 Breakfast or Luncheon Cloths— 9 54x54 inches, floral designs, hemstitched. 18c Linen Finish Toweling, 10 yards jj| inches wide, bleached or unbleached; red or blue borders.

Crepe de Chine, Yd., 40 inches wide, all silk; a l"s good quality for dresses. blouses and lingerie; all the favorite colors. Satin Striped and Plaid Taffetas— 9 Yard wide, all silk, for blouses, dresses and linings. All-Silk Foulards, Yard— 0 g Yard wide; black and FtL navy; grounds with neat geometrical designs for dresses.

Women’s $1.50 $ | Rainproof Umbrellas 1 26-inch frame, tape edge; American taffeta cover; white and colored celluloid ring handles.

Chocolates, s"Pound J JSk Box— * | Assorted flavors, soft cen- -A-a-ters. Boys’ All-Wool JA Caps, 2 for— N Good all wool materials. -lp M Women’s Up to $1.50 Gloves, 2 Pairs for— §3 Two-clasp silk gloves and JL long chamoisette gloves; soiled or slightly imperfect. Women’s $3 Glove Silk Hose, Pair— 9 Broken lines; strictly first finality; plain and novelty stripes. Stamped Aprons for Women, 2 for— * : Os cream muslin; large, £€_. practical aprons: attractive appiique patterns; pink, blue, yellow and lavender. Women’s Stamped House Dresses— Good grade beach cloth; n. peach, blue, lavender and buff; new, attractive patterns. $1.48 Fountain Pen "Os and Reliance Pencil, * |j both for— JL Guaranteed.

29c to 35c Turkish {JR Towels, 5 for— ft Bath size, plain white. $1.50 Table Covers, 36x36 inches. colored gl edge with lace inset. .. wL 39c Turkish Towels, 4 for— |f Bath size, double thread. JL 39c Doilies, 6 for— jJj 16-inch size, lace edge, IS with damask center. JL 75c Mercerized vjgr Table Damask, 2 Yards for— JL 58 inches wide, floral designs. ft — —— < 29c Linen Toweling, 5 Yards for, j| 16 5 4 inches wide, un JL bleached. $1.50 Linen Finish Napkins, Doz.— h 18x1 S inches, hemmed, JL ready for use.

$1.48 Suit Cases— Os cocoatnut fiber; blacl 9 or brown; 24-Lnch size; JBL strong handle; brass lock and catches. $1.39 Traveling Bags- *§ Os heavy mack enamel, . JhL ?mbossed crepe grain; 18-lnch size; sturdy leather handle. Navy Chiffon Taffeta— El Yard wide, all silk; three JsUL difterent shades of navy; excellent auality. , ~

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