Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1922 — Page 3

JULY 5, 1922

ATTACK JENKINS Mexico Assassins Make Second Unsuccessful Assault on American, * By Ufitted MEXICO CITY, July s.—An unsuccessful attempt has been made to assassinate W. O. Jenkins of Puebla, according to reports printed in the Mexican press here. Jenkins, an American, was Involved in a sensational episode two years ago when he was thrown in jail by Mexican authorities after being kidnaped by bandits and held for ransom. Jenkins escaped his would-be assassins uninjured, but two men accompanying him were killed, according to reports here. The attack is credited to agraristas. Mexican military officials have turned the investigation of the Bielaski kidnaping case over to the civil court in the State of Morelos. EXTEND TREATY Experts Will Draft Program for Limiting Navies of Other Nations. By United Nr vs PARIS, July 5. —The Initial :tep toward extending the Washington raval limitation treaty to all powers in the League of Nations has been taken. This proposal, made by Rear Admiral Segrave of Great Britain, was adopted in principle at a session of the armament commission of the League of Nations here Tuesday. It was decided to have a committee of experts draft a detailed program for applying the principles laid down in the naval treaty to the other world powers represented in the league. 2 AUTOMOBILES RECOVERED Five Stolen on Fourth, According to Police Reports. Os five automobiles reported to police as stolen on the Fourth, two were recovered. The cars recovered belong to Frank Neidhamer, 3340 N. Meridian St-, and Dr. Schlosser of Franklin, Ind. Cars stolen from Paul Koehring. 324 S. Emerson Ave., J. M. Darmody, 2527 W. Maryland St., and E. L. Gibson, 323 N. Delaware St., are still missing.

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L.E.&W.R.R. EXCURSION Next Sunday —to— WALKERTON /) mm 7r\ (Koontz Lake) / U ROCHESTER OCT (Lake Manltou) RETURNING SAME DATE Train leaves Indianapolis Union Station, 6:30 a. m. Mass. Ave. Station, 6:38 a. m. Also low round trip fares with longer limits to these and other points. For dates of sale and other information phone Circle 6800. Circle 6300, MAIn 4567, MAin 2120. R. C. Flscus. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt., Indianapolis, Ind.

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■MRn I I Ivß Wtm' July Will Wind Up This Great FIRE SALE The Final Month of Bargains INDIANAPOLIS will probably never see again a sale where such values were sacrificed at such unbelievable prices. Every instrument will be moved before the latter part of this month. Only about three weeks remain for you to purchase a Piano, Grand, Player or Phonograph at these money saving prices. Some Values We Are Sacrificing Grand Pianos 8 $895 GRAND $545 3 $950 GRAND $595 1 $llOO GRAND $725 I sllsO GRAND $765 j $1350 GRAND $865 - ') Player Pianos SSOO PLAYER $265 j $550 PLAYER $295 j $575 PLAYER $335 § $650 PLAYER $395 j S7OO PLAYER $495 1 SBSO PLAYER $595 J $995 PLAYER $695 | — ■ . —o B Liberal Reductions have been made on all Grands, Players, a Uprights and Duo Art reproducing pianos, including such I famous makes as— Steinway Duo Art, Steck, Stroud and Weber Duo Art. I Liberal terms if desired. One large group of new and used I phonographs at V 2 price. Standard Makes Pearson Piano Cos. | Temporary Location — 342-358 Mass. Ave. OPEN EVENINQB 1

All Monon Trains Stop at Boulevard Station (38th Street—lndianapolis) A TEMPORARY platform has been installed pending the erection of a permanent passenger station. Until the new station is completed passengers desiring to board trains at BOULEVARD * STATION may buy tickets at City Ticket Office, 114 Monument Place, or pay fare on trains for which no excess will be charged CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS A LOUISVILLE RY. 136

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Improved Service To New York via the Big Four The new Hudson River Limited from Indianapolis and Cincinnati to New York and Boston —over the water level route of the New York Central Lines--provides the utmost in overnight travel service. An all-Pullman train, with club car and sleeping cars —and a dining service of acknowledged excellence. Leave Indianapolis 12:15 p. m. Ar. New York 9:40 a. m. Ar. Boston 12:00 noon Bici FOUR ROUTE

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;?,r $2.75 DAYTON, OHIO $2.75 ■ Via TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA?- m OUS A EASTERN TRACTION CO. Sunday, July 9th Leave Indianapolis 7:30 A. M. Returning, lsave Dayton at 7:00 P. M. Round Trip. am date. _ Round Trip. $6.00 TOLEDO, OHIO $6.00 vi frankfort and Saturday. July Bth CLOVEBLKAF RAILROAD. '' oul Ly. Indianapolis B.DO a. m. to 11:80 p. m. Return limit It. Toledo at 5:20 p. m., July 10th. SPECIAL LOW ROUND TRIP TOURIST RATES—IS Day*' Return Limit —EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. T. H-, E A E. Traction Co.—T., St. E. A W. (CloverleaO B. B.—C. A B. Transit Co.—D. A C. Navigation Co.—Canada Steamship Line, to the following points: Buffalo $15.32 Toronto $19.57 Niagara Falls $16.22 Detroit SILOO Cedar Point or Cleveland $12.85 Toledo $9.00 Fnt-ln-Bay $10.50 Call Traffic Department, MAin 2737 for full Information regarding the above and other summer tours. Office, 208 Terminal Building. .ii i ■■ i Honest Berrios. Reasonable Price. SHIRLEY BROS. CO„ Inc. UNDERTAKERS OFFICES—#46 N. Illinois St., $Bl7 E. Washington St- 80*0 N. Illinois It. 8108 W. Michigan St., *Bl5 E. Washington St. Circle 101$. Auto, 81-188. Am It. Servteo. Wo Mannfaotnre Onr Own Cemont Caskets. I —fmi.nii ~ AMUSEMENTS. ANAPOLOGY Is due because of an accident to Capt. A. J. Wilson, who was to have made the balloon ascension and aerial fireworks display last night. Riverside Amusement Park

|^— "sropg OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9 O’CLOCK^— —■ Stout Size ‘ Boys* 75c Porch Dresses Bathing Suits $1.49 rT.-r-.49c The Shoe Sensation of the Entire Year! ifcx. 2,485 Pairs of New Summer Slippers and Oxfords —e Average Retail Value $5.00 a Pair. V Many Worth to $7.50. —On Sale Thursday at * There are over SO styles to choose from. All are new, fashionable, thoroughly well made. Many of the fßfsj-SjsßHwk famous makes Included. Patents, tans, dulls, vici kids, white, gray suede, satins. Walking heels, French heels. Baby Louis heels; welt an< * turned soles. Every size and width. Windows Sale Begins at 8:30 A. M. Thursday r . ■ . - .u ■ ~ .. ... ■■■— Sale of Womens and Misses ’ SILK DRESSES Women’s 1 1 s2oy $25 and Even S3O Garments WASH on Sale at FROCKS Georgette Crepes \ £gg| c sr£zr *if| $0.95 Mignonettes, Etc. ' M ™ = n, , At. . _ _ . Voile*. ratines, dotted Street, Afternoon and Sport Styles swisaes, scotch ginghams, * etc. Colors are navy, red. It Is a rare privilege to be able to choose from e^dew\ e rayf n’lle.^tcSeUsuch a collection of styles and colors. Copen, black, trimmed, organdy trimlavender, navy, henna and sand. Blouse or long line med: large ashes, patch fringe trimmed, scolloped bottoms, beaded and em- pocket*. Sties 16 to 4t broidered. Sizes, 16 to 44; stouts, 46 to 62. I, Men’s Auto Brand I .. c . T 77. , I iri |. m Special Sale of Women s White Khaki Trousers Surf Satin Skirts 1 These trousers n / mernm. jm emrja.m.a.M. VW I Jl 3Q Regular and Extra Sizes pair. A* th* result of ™ I •Af as l# These smart skirts are a special purchase ■ ■ tailored In the new sporta /H N I yon can buy them at J| styles with two pockets / T* v ■ tho Kair Thursday for 1 luKfrff anfl belt; large seashell fUJ M S only— jkvg buttons add to their > mmmmmmm ■■ ■■ —i f g charm. A quality that will i I Wa I’S* £" lve satisfactory wear. \ Actual $2 Values [ Wash Suits ‘ Baronette Satin Skirts j roc o t a wk mm Also Fantasi and Moonglo Silk I Tor Boys From 2to 8 A |!f A wonderfully lustrous quality \ , I eCUS of silks used In the making of / w n/| these popular skirts for sports V *P§*^eUU I . lavender, pink, copen and bine. J y Purchase and s§Ji Regular and Extra Sizes Sale at .... ; _J 7Q r $5 Men’s Genuine Palm HHf/ , Beach Pants sHfljtiaßM Over 40 different styles and colors In /-> g. ■ mI j , A W® this .piendid assort- On bale J hursday at C II \\ meat; there are ® W Z. J Vv/ °i I *’, nb U" n y * r Every pair bears the label that stands for * f mmmmmr T? jt good wearing ms- cool comfort service and satisfaction; light " All fast col- and dark stripes and plain whites.

AMUSEMENTS. FiS |j H aUtfl First Vaudeville Appearance ot | the Local Dancers EARL J. MARSH and VILETTA T. DOSS IN A MUSICAL DANCE NOVELTY “THE EXCHANGED HOTEL” MUSICALLY ASSISTED BY DUVALL’S SYNCOPATED JAZZ ORCHESTRA IRENE CASTLE I OTHER BIG ACTS In Her Latent Film Feature I rathe New*—Topic, of the Day “NO TRESPASSING” I —Aesop’s Fables. _ _ aIA . a CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE |k If |ft I sr% ‘ 1 UNTIL 11 P. M. Jff KI I BOBBY EARLE &. GERTRUDE RIAL Assisted by the McLaren Twins in b I lIIW “RINGS and RAINBOWS” I KALIHVIS HAWAIIANS—ETHEL DAVIS GRANT and WYNN, JOE MARTINI, MtGREEVY and JEFFRYS, B DORIS and LYONS SISTERS, FRANZ and STRICKLAND I - 1 ■ * 1 | Dancing In the Lyric Ballroom Afternoon and Evening, j MOTION PICTUREB. r: r> 11 p if par> n a a m WALLACE REID CONTANCE BINNEY GERALDINE FARRAR JACK MULHALL “CARMEN” “MIDNIGHT” International News Weekly. Performances Start 11:30, 1:10, 2:50, OHIO THEATRE r-r-L BETTY COMPSON andTOM MOORE (If“ Over the Border” Christy Comedy, "Any Old Port.* Fox Nows Weekly

MOTION PICTURES All American Week! Ansplors American Legion, Indianapolis Tost No. i, featuring CARDIGAN The best show ever seen In the coolest theater of Indianapolis. AMUSEMENTS. TONIGHT MIIQAT matinee IYI U VIM I TOMORROW The | Stuart Walker Company • “Cornered” A Thrilling Melodrama r~' ■ -=■■ - ■ GET THE HABIT WEAR j NOE'S QUALITY J JEWELRY THE FLETCHER M. NOE JEWELRY STORE. 108 N. Illinois St. Opp. Terminal Sta. ■ -■■■■ ~ --.-r. —zrrrztJ GLAZER’S New Location 211 £. Washington St.

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