Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1922 — Page 7

JUNE 16,1922.

STEPS ON FOOT OF NEGRO; CLERK IS FATALLY CUT Blane’s Apology Fails to Save Him From Wrath of His Murderer. CHICAGO. June 16.—Henry C. Blsne. a pharmacist's clerk, was stabbed to death today in a street car on the Sooth Side during a quarrel with an nr.idontifted negro. The quarrel ensued when Plane accidentally stepped on the c<gro’s foot, according to other passengers. Although Plane apologized the negro became angry and attacked him yith a knife, passengers said. The negro leaped from the car and fled. ONE AUTO THIEF ARRESTED; COPS HUNTING OTHER _______________________ Four Cars Are Stolen From Parking Spaces in Business District. One alleged automobile thief Is under arrest and police are searching for others who stole four automobiles early today and last night. W. B. Smith. 552 East Fortieth street, reported hWc mpe bad been taken from a parking space in front of the Denison Hotel. The theft of a sedan was reported bj F. A. Pelteh. Winter Apartments. The car was parked in front of the apart ment hor.se. The W'ildhack Company reported the theft of an automobile from near their place of business, 955 North Meridian streett. Lloyd Howell, 25 South Illinois street, told the police his automobile had been taken from Illinois and Maryland streets. Teachers’ Institute Dates Are Announced Dates for the Marlon County Teachers’ Institute and seventy-two others ir the State have been reported to Benjamin J. Burris, State superintendent of public instructiou. The local institute will Le held from Ang. 28 to Sept. 1. The schedule of institute dates fellow: Aug. 7-11—Switzerland. Aug. 14-18—Brown, Dearborn, Parke. Aug. 21-25—-Boone. Carroll. Decatur. Jay. Tike. Putnam, Ripley, Shelby, Vigo, Warren, Warrick, Wayne. Aug. 2S-Sept. 1 Bartholomew. Benton, Cass, Clark, Clinton. Dekalb. Fulton. G Sson. Grant. Hamilton. Hancock, Hendricks. Henry, Howard, Huntington, Jackson, Johnson, Knox, Kosciusk >. I-a-Grange, Lake. I-a Porte. Marion. Miami. Monroe, Montgomery, Morgan, Newton, Noble. Ohio. Orange, Porter, Posey, Pulaski. Randolph, Kush, Spencer, St. Joseph, Tippecanoe, Tipton, Union, Wabash. Washington. Sept. 4 B—Crawford. Daviess, Floyd Franklin, Harrison. Jasper. Madison. Martin. Perry. Starke, Steuben, Sullivan, Whitley. Counties in which dates for institutes have not been arranged are: Adams. Allen. Blackford, Clay. Delaware. Elkhart, Fayette. Fountain, Greene. Jefferson. Jennings. Lawrence, Marshall, Owen. Scott, Vanderburg, Vermillion, Wells, White.

3 Gunmen Stage Hold-up of Brakeman Throe gunmen held np*and robbed Wil- i linm Dressel. 1142 South Pershing avenue, ! last night while he was working as a ' brakeman on the Belt railroad near Southeastern avenue. The three men. each carrying a revolver, covered Dressel. Two men "covered him while the third relieved him of a watch valued at s“■>. The , robbers escaped. All three are described j as being men about 20 years old. Operation Seems to Have Helped Little j Walter Castetter. 3021 East Tenth • street, said by police to have a long record of petty th-'ffs, is under arrest charged with stealing chickens. He was arrested by detectives on an j Illinois street car with a basketful oi chickens, which, police officers say, he admits wore stolen. Castetter underwent a snrgjeal oper ; afion a number of years ago on order of .Tames A. Colllns # then Judge of city court, in an effort to cure him of the j theft habit. __________________ HELD FOR STEALING VEHICLE. Harry MeQuinn, 16, is under arre on a charge of vehicle taking. Police believe ! the boy has been implicated in the theft of several autonomies reeenHy.

Do You Want High Class Dentistry, Minus the High Price Not until you have investigated us are you in a position to judge just what we can do for you. See samples of our work, let us explain the right and wrong way to do dentistry. Even though we do not do your work it will be educational to you.

You Would Be Better Qualified to Have a House Built If i contractor took you into his confidence and explained in detail just how the work could be done to accomplish best results and at a saving of money. That’s just what we intend to dO. Show you—The highest priced way to fix your teeth may not be the best way. Probably it would not be suitable to your case. HANNING BROS, and WINKLER Dentists. 11th Floor National City Bank, (108 E. Washington St.) LI ncoln 8226.

White Ants Destroy Homes in Illinois CLINTON. 111., June 16—An army of white ants—millions in number—are destroying two beautiful homes in this city. Eating their way through the weatherboarding, the insect army has burrowed into the hardwood floors until the' boards crumble under a touch of the finger. No check can he the destructive pests and the homes are loomed to be reduced to nothing. PARKWAY PLAN IS ABANDONED Pleasant Run Neighbors Will Have to Wait. Citizens of the south side who have dreamed of the extension of Pleasant Run parkway from Shelby street ,o Irvington will hare to wait a while longer. The hoard of park commissioners has rescinded all action on a resolution for acquisition of ground along Pleasant Run for parkway purposes from Shelby street to Prospect street. This was the first step in the extension. The board, however, says $300,000 will bo saved by the delay, since anew resolution, which was ordered prepared, will

Fascinating Summer DRESSES ff'jp Fill and “Decotate” the Gown Room Jjm Crisp in their freshness, airy in style, cool in fabric and generous cutting, summer SPjOflgp dresses such as are found in the Gown Room /y^ could not be more attractive nor tempting to /y *l jMHy&Sh the woman who wants all of these features in rWj /jßt her summer clothes. IIH MHflflSn) Ginghams in all the light color effects, F Jgn3Bg||||(i|g| smartly fashioned, are priced at $5.95, 0 ImjBMBDIIFfIjM $6.95, $7.95 and upward. /fISBSIMaBI Printed voiles at 59.75 and Normandy / Jamlß* rtf'v*lai 1 voiles at §11.95, come in navy blue, Sko j ■■ Whl SSPuIbI brown and black, as well as in other soft, '.\i Dotted swisses, so fashionable this sum- \ i \ \ mer, are shown in the darker street L] \A shades, dotted in white. They are priced ■ ■■— fS—~ Sv at $17.50 and upward. c —Ayres— Gown Room, third floor. Nfr* aS " 11 ■ - *

Junior’s Gingham FROCKS Pretty liule porch dresses of chambray, bound in cheeked gingham and percale, trimmed in organdy, come in sizes 14 and 16 years at $1.95 and $2.95. American-made dresses of imported ginghams of good qualities, range through sizes from 7 to 14 years, and arc priced to sell at $3.95 and $4.95. Glowing Garden Flats For as Little As $5.00

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summer flowers, silk bindings and yarn edgings, in contrasting shades. Hats that do not indicate the lowness of their $5.00 price tag. —Ayres —Millinery, second floor. Dainty, Cool, Refined Philippine Lingerie Specially Priced for Saturday

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® Philippine chemises of very fine batiste, hand embroidered and scalloped in different designs, with self-strap shoulders. 91.50. Philippine chemises o? fine batiste with hemstitching, hand embfoidery in sprays, scroll and floral designs, and either strap or built-up shoulders. 91.79. Philippine gowns of soft, dainty nainsook, hanjl made, scalloped generously, with full sleeves off sleeveless. 91.95.

Petticoats of fine batiste, profuse with lace, insets of embroidery, ribbon bows, and with double panels, back and front. At $2.95. —Ayres—Lingerie, *hird floor.

call for taking over a strip 200 feet, instead of 400 feet, wide, as the -original resolution provided. The narrower width is all that is needed for roadways and grass plots, the board held. Estimated cost of the first plan was $500,000. Fred Cline, president of the board, said the new resolution will cost only $200,000 v A bequest of $1,497 to the park department by the late Harry J. Stouch will be used for a drinking fountain in University Square. 6-Year-Old Boy Badly Hurt by Speeding Car Francis Joseph Cramer, 6, son of Mrs. Mary Cramer, Euclid aveaue and Twen-ty-First street, is lying in St. Vincent’s Hospital In a serious condition as the result of injuries sustained by him when he was struck by an automobile driven by Walter Dunn, 2917 East Eighteenth street. Dunn was arrested off charges of speeding and assault and battery following the accident, which occurred last night in front of the home of Charles G. Ildsted, 3617 East Sixteenth street. According to witnesses, the Cramer boy was in an automobile, which stopped in front of the Hosted home. When the machine stopped, he Jumped out and ran in front of the car driven by Dunn.

Large, floppy hats, wide p.t the sides and graceful are these garden hats of rough straw braids, in such shades as purple, lavender, French blue, white, black, and combinations of black and white. Their gracious burdens, smartly arranged, are vivid

Many of these garments, being Philippine in origin ,are hand made and, therefore, possess an additional elegance, pleasing to the woman of delicate tastes. The prices are delightfully within every woman’s purse. Philippine gowns of very fine nafnsook, hand made and hand embroidered in spray and scroll designs; V, square and round necks, with sleeves and sleeveless. 92.95. ' Philippine chemises of fine nainsook, hand embroidered in elaborate patterns, punch work, solid and dots. 92.95. Step-in drawers with camisoles to match, of fine batiste, embellished with Val. lace and ribbon bows. Camisoles, 91.00. Step-ins, 91*50.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES

BANQUET OF , BROTHERHOOD Baptist Gathering Will Be Addressed by Dr. Joseph Novotny. The annual banquet of the Baptist Brotherhood Federation, in the Riley room, Claypool Hotel, Saturday night, beginning at 7 o’clock, promises to be me of the interesting events of the Northern Baptist convention. The guest of honor will be Dr. Joseph Novotny of Prague, son of the first Baptist pastqr in Bohemia. Educated in the universities of Edinburg, Geneva, and Prague, he is said to be a man of deep culture and clear vision. % As pastor of the First Baptist Church of Prague he witnessed the development of the religious life of Czecho-Slovakia. Dr. Novotny was with the expeditionary forces of Czecho-Slovakia as a Y. M. C. A. secretary in Siberia. The other distinguished speakers will be the Rev. James A. Francis, P. D., of Los Angeles and the Rev. Dr. J. J. Ross of Chicago. A prominent .layman will preside.

Bobby Bows For Bobbed Hair A saucy-kind of bow for adorning the left side Us the bobbed-hair head, gives an air of neatness, smartness, girlishness. Complete (tied), with clasp. Hobby bows are priced at and 75<. Novelties A wide range of colors in two-tone and picot ribbons are on sale tomorrow at the remarkably low price range of lOu to s<><* the yard. —Ayres—Ribbons, street floor, Krauk’s Lemon Cleansing Cream, $1 For Tan, Freckles and Sunburn A skin tonic and cleanser of very real value; soothes and refreshes; effective, too, for redness, pimples, blackheads and skin eruptions. Composition IvoryBoudoir Pieces Clocks, to 95.95. Manicure piece,s, 75£ Mirrors' $4.93. Puff and hair receivers, $2.50. Hair brushes, 91-50 and 9.'{.95. Buffers, 91.95. —Ayres—Toilets, street floor. Women's Summer Union Suits Futurist athletic union suits with bodice top and regular shoulder strap; of white and flesh checked nainsook and cross-bar dimity. At 95<?, 91.45 and 91.95. Athena glove-silk-top union suits in bodice style, tight knee; in pink; regular and extra sizes. Special at 91.45. Kayser’s summer weight union suits, with tight and wide knee, regular shoulder straps and bodice top; white and pink; regular and extra sizes, Ss<. —Ayres—Knitwear, street floor.

FIRST POLICE MATRON DIES Funeral Services for Mrs. Logan to Be Held Saturday. Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Mather Logan, first police matron of Indianapolis, died suddenly at her home, 819 Spruce street, yesterday, following an attack of acute indigestion, will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Flanner & Buchanan chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Logan was born in England. She came to the United States in 1854. She was appointed police matron in 1891 through the efforts of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, but resigned from this position in 1897 to marry A. W. Logan, who was killed tyro years later.

DOWNSTAIRS at AYRES’ Saturday Shoppers v Guide New SILK DRESSES

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Values for Men and Boys Boys’ Wash Hats, 50c White regulation sailor and two-tone models. All sizes. Boys’ Wash Pants, 79c to $1.98 A large selection to choose from; types for play and dress. Materials includo linen crashes, cotton crashes, khaki knickers and flapper white ducks. Sizea 7 to 16 years. Men's Pure Silk And Fiber and Silk Hose, 50c Pair The all pure silks are slightly irregular; black, brown and white, sizes 9% to A fe.w have silk clocks. The fiber and silks are firsts of excellent quality, good looking, in black, brown, gray and Russian calf. -Sizes 9Vi to 12. Men’s Pure Silk Neckwear, 39c In the new shapes and a good pattern assortment. Included are bat wing models and men’s and boys’ four-in-hands. “Auto Brand" Work Shirts, SI.OO Very special values, of fine light weight chambray, with yoked backs, faced sleeves and two large flap pockets, cut full and roomy; fino for camping, fishing and work. Sizes 14Vi to 17. Coat styles.

Stunning Hats for Summer, $2.95 Beautiful models for sport or dress wear are represented in this “darling” assortment of 100 hats just received. Both small and large designs are shown in popular one and two-tone color effects. Large all-black hats with hair-braid brims and satin crowns; picturesque big straw garden hats with red, yellow, green, blue and black floral trimmings, felt and felt and straw sport hats in lavender, blue, green, black, red, sand and gray comprise the lot.

Summer Dreases for Girls and Juniors, Priced at $1.49 A delightful collection of organdy, gingham and voile dresses in summer styles and summer colors. Crisp, fresh and neat, trimmed with flowers, plaits, ribbons and dainty ruffles; some of the better ginghams with lovely organdy sashes. Os Rare Values, Sizes 7to 14 Years

She wns one of the author* of the State police matroi# statute. She was a member of the Queen. Esther Chapter, Order Eastern Star. Three sisters surv4ve. They are: Mrs. R. W. Dltmars of Indianapolis, Katherine Mather and Mrs. T. H. Imel, both of Fairlnnd, Ind. They were at her bedside when she died. Burglars Obtain Miscellaneous Loot Burglars broke into the W. W. Bark home. Apartment 4, at 19C4 North Talbott avenue, the police yere told today. Mr. IJark and his family were away from home. Three watches, a revolver, six shirts and a supply of underwear was missing. The thief also obtained $5 in pennies.

These new dresses are of lovely quality, superior in respect to those offered previously at this same price. The variety of the colors, the smartness of the styles and the attractiveness of the trimmings —all make these very, very worth while. * Here We Fist Materials —CANTON - CREPES —GEORGETTES —CREPES DE CHINE —MIGNONETTES —SHANTUNGS —ALSO SOME WOOL —SATINS CREPES Notes on Styles and Trimmings Distinguishing features that make for beauty include beaded stitchings, yarn embroidery, lace, trimmings, chenille fringe, leather belts, sleeves designed in the latest styles, panels, tunics, plaitings, escalloped bottoms, ball trimmings and other smart new effects. Models for Street, Sport, Afternoon and Evening Wear. Sizes 16 to 44. Rare Bargains — Alt!

For Women and Girls —Over 2,000 Pairs of Oxfords, Strap Pumps and Strap Sandals $ 2” 14

In this lot is included footwear tor street, dress and sport wear. Grouped at this low price are many small lots of fashionable low shoes. In consequence there is not a complete line of sizes in every style, but all sizes are to he had. High and low Cuban and military heels are represented; material!; include patent leather, black and brown kid and calf, brown satin, white relgnskin and sports combinations. Sizes 2'k to 8. Sport Oxfords and Strap Pumps for Misses and Children Grouped at Two Prices for Quick Clearance $1.69 A PAIR „ $1.95 A PAIR Patent and white canvas straps, sandals Strap pumps and oxfords in patent and oxfords, also two-tone combination and leather, white canvas and buckskin. Baremahogany calf oxfords. Sizes from infants' foot sandals in patent leather, welt sewed 3to misses’ 2. soles. Sizes B*4 to 12. BOYS’ AND MEN’S WHITE DUCK SHOES, $1.69 PAIR Trimmed in black or brown, with ankle pad, suction rubber soles. In ail sizes—boya’ size 10 to men’s 10. \ Women’s Black and Brown Kid Boudoir House Slippers, $1.29 Pair

MUCH FUN AND FEW SPEECHES Democrat Editor’s Outing Plans Are Announced. Few speeches and much entertainment will mark the annual summer outing of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association at Madison, Thursday and Friday of next week. The program, as arranged by John C. Gorftian, secreta y of the association and editor of the Princeton Democrat, Includes addresses by Samuel M. Ralston, nominee for United States Senator, and George Purcell, editor of the Vincennes Sun, who will talk on "Early Newspapers of Indiana.” Although other addresses have not been placed on the program. It is

Women’s Sport Sweaters, $5.95 Fiber Tuxedos, 6 novelty weaves, large sash belts, many colors. Sizes up to 46. Women’s NoveltyApron Frocks, $1.49 Fine ginghams, also chambray and cretonne combinations; chintz patterned percales; novelty collars and trimming. Children’s Socks, 35c; * 3 for SI.OO Imported full fashioned, of mercerized lisle, with fancy roll tops. Sizes 51% to 9. Irregulars, but good. Women’s Cotton Hose, 19c Good combed yarn cotton hose, reintorced, black and cordovan, sizes to 10. Seconds, carefully mended. Women’s Fine Lisle Union Suits, 65c; 2 for $1.25 With bodice and tubular tops, loose, tight or shell knees; not all sizes in every style. Sizes 36 to 44 in lot.’

expected many of the candidates for State otflees and other prominent Democrats will be ashed to speak. , The headquarters of the editors will bo at the Jefferson Hotel where all will register prior to an automobile trip over the county.'~-At 6 o’clock the party will return to Madison, where dinner will l>e served by a church society. ~ A moonlight steamboat trip on the Ohio is the concluding feature of the first day’s entertainment. The business meeting at o’clock the following day will conclude the program of activities. POLICEMAN KILLS FUGITIVE. CHICAGO, June 16—Frank J. Hahn, a student, died early today from wounds inflicted by William Heitz, a policeman, who sought to arrest him for an alleged attack upon a young woman in a taxicab.

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35 High Quality Canton Crepe Capes Smartly de- (Tjec. Ar* signed capes full crepe lined * B M _____ and fringed ■ f with chenille. g Greatly reduced ““ prices.

Women’s Silk Stockings, $1.49 Slightly irregular pure thread silk stockings, full fashioned; black, white, cordovan, nude and gray. Sizes Bls to 10. Women’s Fiber and Silk Hose, 79c Narrow fashioned ankles, reinforced, double soles; black, white, cordovan, beige, nude aud gray; sizes to 10. Women’s Blouses, $1 Fine soft voiles, with gingham or embroidered Tuxedo or Peter Pan collars and cuffs. Sizes 38 to 46. Children’s Play Clothes, SI.OO Rompers and piay-alls of fine washable materials, novel ;olor effects and cunning styles. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Children’s Union Suits, 50c For boys and girls, of good checked nainsook with waists attached; sizes 2 to 12 years.

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