Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 95, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1922 — Page 3

ATTG. 30, 1922

BAKER REMARRIES WIFE FOR WHOSE LOVE KILLED Justus Murray Shoots Former Business Associate in Kentucky. PLEADS UNWRITTEN LAW Six-Year-Old Son Happy Over Reunion of His Parents After Divorce. By United Press EVANSVILLE, Ind., Aug. 30.—Six-year-old Jimmy Murray munched a big doughnut at his father’s bakery today and talked about seeing a round of baseball games and circuses, now that his parents are reunited. His father, Justus V. Murray, owner of the Federal Bakery, remarried a former wife for whose love he killed Howard Phillips, a former business associate, two years ago in Newport. Ky. Murray pleaded the unwritten law, so sacred throughout Kentucky and a Kentucky jury acquitted him. He returned to Evansville with his wife. They lived for a while here after the tragedy and then Mrs. Murray secured a divorce and custody of their son. She left Evansville. Murray went after her Monday and they were remarried in Chicago.

HOOSIER BRIEFS

CRAWFORDSVILLE—In ten years converts of BUly Sunday, who spoke j at the Montgomery fair today, num- j bered 680,000 and his receipts were j $714,000, he said. TERRE HAUTE—Physicians say it’s quite noticeable the large number of people who are “blabe-in th’ wed- j der” for summer colds. ELWOOD*—An automobile hit a tree at the roadside and the heads of | Mrs. J. E. Gopher and son were sent through the windshield, but they were 1 uninjured. MONTPELIER—James Risk, 13. proved a sensation at horseshoe pitch- | ing and will be on the Blackford County team at the State fair. BOONYILLE —Cobblers are sharpening up their awls with announce- j ment there will be a pavement ball j given by the Elks. TIPTON—If he can’t find who shot i ••Woody." a pet crow, who never robbed a cornfield, Thomas Jefferson intends to file murder charges. ALEXANDRIA—Chief of Pci ce Benedict caught Justin Shaul in act j of selling liquor in a milk bottle at his “Cozy Bar” establishment. CRAWFORDSVILLE—CIifford Me Kinsey, 35, swallowed some chloro- j form ard lay down to wait for his ; toes to turn up, but the police beat the grim reaper to him. COLUMBUS—Policemen at Shelby - ville seemed to think it was a crime to root for the Columbus Commercials and threatened to throw one fan out. BLOOMINGTON—Sherman Strain, Lexington, Ky., who had been away j for thirty-three years, didn’t know the i old home town and hunted for the Na j tional Hotel. EVANSVILLE—Frank De Jamett. | chief revenue inspector, lamented the ! high cost of fish as his camping partyi could only afford to buy eleven | pounds. GREENFIELD—Hog killing time the happiest of the year for farmers j is about here and Richard Hagans is j losing no time preparing slaughter j pens. EVANSVILLE—White mule made ;

/*A <JEn W&f Don’t Pay More than onr prices for shoe repairing, or you pay too much. Only the best of materials and workmanship. Work done while you wait. If tou wish. MEN'S HALF 50LE5.... 75* WOMEN'S HALF SOLES 50* RUBBER HEELS 35* THRIFT SHOE SHINE.S* TUDICT SHOE I rtiur l store Merchants Bank Bid*., Downitaln Wa#hlng"ton and Meridian 6t.

L. E. & W. R. R. EXCURSION Next Sunday —TO—WALKERTON -rev (Koontz Lake) f U ROCHESTER 0 _ (Lake Manitou) vp^a,OD RETURNING SAME DATE Train leave* Indianapolis Union Station, 6:30 a. m. Maaa. 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 5300, MAin 4567, MAin 2120. R. C. Flscus, Asst. Gen. Pass. AgL, Indianapolis, Ind.

James Bennett Gordon Duke talkative and police found him on a prominent comer discussing politics with a large audience. TERRE HAUTE Steve Orosz didn’t want to hire a lawyer so sent his daughter to city court to plead guilty for him on a liquor possession charge. GREENFIELD—A brass band was a novelty at the union meeting at the Presbyterian Church and no church members were reported shocked. WARSAW—Hundreds of boys and girls are being paid 6 to 19 cents a bushel for topping onions in Kosciusko County. SOUTH BEND—Because she spent lonesome evenings and frequently begged to be let in, Mrs. Fred Schmidt wants $5,000 alimony from her husband. BOONVlLLE—Motorists from all over the Indiana “pocket” to try out the new paving around the court house square. VINCENNES—A marriage record book for all events except the first quarrel Is given each couple by Court Clerk Horrall. TERRE HAUTE—Cooks who can prepare something besides Irish steware in demand, according to the local employmme bureau. I NION ClTY—Shuffling of foet will not lie permitted when the Old Fiddlers’ contest is held at the high school Friday night. SOUTH BEND— City property and $5,200 in cash were traded by Jan and Wikterya Dlugasz for a “fine” farm they had never seen. KOKOMO—Four mules of many colors settled back to a rocking-chair stride and Walter Hiatt's mount won in 2:05 at Greentown fair. PORTLAND— The Rev. J. H. Hall has just completed his sixteenth year as pastor of the United Brethren Churches of Jay County. GARRETT— Women jurors were shocked to hear Officer Saylor had chased Kenton Emmerson two miles

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Boys* Khaki FLAPPERS Odds and. ends left) a from a busy f 11^ snmmer season. Sizes 21 * t/V* to 8. J

ODDS and ENDS DAY “Savings of One-Third to One-Half and More—at the Fair”

Odds and Ends Silk Dresses '*jjjjaL Taffeta and Crepe ) Regular $lO Values m. tSk.IP* In checking our stock we find sev- [ / \ eral dresses of high grade niaIA \ terials in styles that are good i I but rather slow sellers. Therefore, II I// we have marked them bo low r \T\ Ji * Thursday that they will move out \ quickly. Come early.

Odds and Ends Girls’ White Dresses Sizes , Up to I 18 Years j Yes, and values up to $4 and $5; about 18 dresses In all; lawns and voiles. Smartly trimmed.

Odds and Ends $2.50 Wool Slip-on Sweaters /~P % J|K Wanted Shades jjlXlWk MLffi Including White Ml sl42' To effect a complete clean-up ■lgijpp the remaining stock left /'• l - t.'-jLs rjiyi from a remarkable purchase. •frfKWwflSM Perhaps you have seen these sweaters on our tables at B ffi $1.98 and $2.50. Then you Wh know they are unusual values " CSS?'* it $1.49 Thursday.

Odds and Ends Men’s Worsted Work Pants 95c These are good, durable pants; well made from worsted material that will stand rough wear. All sizes.

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Odds and Ends Palm Beach Suits While ) QQ 10 Suits / W stfO Last ) md = Three suits are slightly damaged in a way that does not impair the wear. Seven suits are O. K. Hurry in for best choice. Thursday—

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and they failed to agree on a speeding charge. GREENFIEIJ)—From accounts in

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Odds and Ends Wash Blouses SI.OO Values X 55c /if LJ ,fi\ Owing to a ■' backward blouse ' ,g®?Wsßl Npk aeaon women fYjPpi Jftw h o wear k \£ ** A"/—*> blon&es will find tills a real treat. “ Come.

Odds and Ends Boys’ Summer Wash Pants Crash ) Khaki Datona ) V V* These durable pants in light and dark colors. Sold for 79c at the start of the season. Sizes 7 to 16 years.

the Shirley News there’s a tonsils removing epidemic raging there. FRANKLIN—After various local

Odds and Ends f Coats, Wraps Bolivia, Velour, Etc. S4O Silk Lined Models 1 9lilt tbey go Thursday. A limited ['/ Vil quantity of wouderful coats loft from last season. All GOOD styles. To 1| R, clear our stock* ready for the new Vil ' t\ fall garments now coming In, we have hft •Q cut these to the bone. The values are Jo ~ truly remarkable.

Odds and Ends Women's Coats $lO Wool Tailored Models $4-25 Here are 15 coats that are snre to make 15 women glad they came to this sale. One to a customer.

Odds and Ends I*B JjryC Cong Tailored Models s 9^ j 2 Good looking, smartly tailored long Ml - line models; of navy bine; sacrificed II Thursday. Sizes 16 to 44. hjw SSO Stout Suits L I / Odds and ends: tip 7 * to SSO values. Richly (dill 11/ tea silk lined. Sizes 43 / 111 to 56. )

Odds and Ends Men’s Nainsook Union Suits 39c A lncky sale for men. especially those who wear athletic suits the year round. They sold for 75c at the start of the season.

Odds and Ends Boys’ Wash Suits “B } 50c Smart summer suits tor boys; of Palmer’s chambray and other good washable materials; many colors and styles. Sizes 2to 8 years.

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Dark Voile DRESSES Just a few f Tu splendid values t \H which we will / close out at— J

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radio fans had been accused of interference it was found that the blood incubator in Dr. Saunders’ office had come in contact with the thermostat. HAMMOND —When the sheriff demanded payment of S3O and costs, Steve Sobjeski, grocer, first knew he had been sued in 1917 by Anton Brzickl. EVANSVILLE —Judge Ireland told Cleveland Cox, 29, of Louisville, city court was not W. C. T. U. headquarters when he wanted to sign a nodrink pledge.

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These are all new rugs, in beautiful Oriental designs and colorings—size 9 feet by 12 feet. A real buy for your new home. While they last, each $49.29 Wilton Velvet Rugs $Q OQ Sixe 3xs Vi feet, each Wool Velvet Rugs s*7 OQ Size 5x514 feet, each • V

Wool Brussels RUGS $ 9.98 Thursday Only Come Early for These One-Day Bargains— Quantity Is Limited—No C. O. D.s, No Layaways or Phone Orders.

$1,000.00 Reward The C. C. C. & St. L. offers $1,000.00 reward for the arrest and conviction or for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of person or persons who were responsible for the wreck of Big Four train No. 94 at Clermont, Indiana, on the night of August 26th. Any information imparted will be Ideated strictly confidential. Telephone or cat on B. C. Byers, General Superintendent C. C. Ct & St L. Ry. E.M.COSTIN, General M*nagjlr, C. C. C. & St. L. Ry.

DETROIT FOLLOWS EXfIMPLEOF FORD Mayor Couzens Declares City Will Refuse Craft to Coal Dealers. By United Notes DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 30.—“ Detroit will take the same stand as

New Home Builders! Fall Brides! Come here Thursday and save. Buy two rooms full of worthwhile furniture at the price you would ordinarily pay for a few pieces for one room. It's a real opportunity. Grasp it! Stocks are selling so fast we cannot attempt to give a detailed list of the pieces on sale Thursday—but no matter what you need you are practically certain to find it at a price far lGwer than you expected to pay. Come early for best choice of Suites and odd pieces for every room far below regular prices.

Henry Ford in his determination to shut down rather than to submit to coal graft,” Mayor Couzens said today discussing the coal situation hero. Detroit’s multi-millionaire chief executive vowed dpen warfare on all coal profiteers, who, he declared, were making from $3 to $6 a ton between the mine and the consumer. “Detroit,” the mayor said, ‘ needs more than 50,000 tons of coal for our schools, municipal railways, water, lighting plants and public buildings. Not one ton will we buy, however, from ‘coal bootleggers.’

Half-Price —SALE —

Suites and odd pieces, already greatly reduced for the August Sale, are re-marked for a complete clearance, Thursday only, at the lowest prices of the year.

12-Foot-Wide Linoleum, Sq. Yd., 92%c Covers the average room without a seam; per square yard.92^4^ Cork Linoleum, Sq. Yd., 79c Genuine cork and linseed oil linoleum on Scotch burlap back. Many splendid patterns, 6 feet wide; a square yard 790 Inlaid Linoleum, Sq. Yd., $1.49 This goods Is noted for long wear because the colors go through to the back. Many choice patterns, six feet wide; a square yard $1.49

•THE TAYLOR CARPET CO.

“A similar stand taken throughout the entire country would soon effect an adjustment of present conditions. “It is time to quit talking and take drastic action. Coal profiteering throughout the Nation must be stopped quickly to prevent senotra unexpected consequences. No visible unrest among employes of the various Detroit Ford plants in anticipation of the "shut-down,” announcement is In evidence as yet, many Ford workers believing Ford will find a way out before the closing date arrives.

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