Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 99, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1922 — Page 7

SEPT. 4, 1922

MERCHANT DENIES .ACCUSATION I IS FATHER fir CHILD South Bend Professor Brings Charges Against Wife and Harry Poulin. BLACKMAIL PLOT CLAIMED Finish Fight Promised of Case Involving Prominent Families. By Timet Special SOUTH BEND, Ind., Sept. 4. Harry Poulin, 30, a prominent merchant, has been released under $2,000 bond following sensational charges by Prof. John T. Tiernan. 32, of the Notre Dame University law school, that he is the father of a baby son, born to Mrs. Tiernan in November, 1921. Poulin In a statement after his release, denied Tiernan’s charges and stated it was a case of blackmail. He said that on two occasions Tiernan htul demanded money of him. Tiernan said Poulin had reresented to Mrs. Tiernan that he would soon be free to marry as he expected Mrs. to die of tuberculosis. “ The two families are prominent here and had always been friendly.

HOOSIER BRIEFS

FRANKFORT —A baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Perkins near Colfax had four perfectly formed teeth when born, a few days igo. FT. WAYNE —When a liquor toter James O’Conner, told the court moonshine found on him was for his own use, fine was suspended. EVANSVILLE Two strangers carrying valises that fold up. silently left a local hotel without paying for lodging. BLFFFTON—WhiIe movements of the organization are secret "those on the inside" stated the Ku-Klux Klan has formed a chapter at Montpelier. MISHAWAKA A wild duck crashed against a street car window attracted by the night lights and was decapitated. SOUTH BEND—letters stating that Esther O Keefe favors cancellation of England's war debt are considered an attempt to injure her candidacy for Congress. LEBANON —Pete Allen. 32. had a bad habit of dodging up in unexpected places and scolding his ■ivorced wife and was placed in jail. " TERRE HAUTE—At last the ex prsss company is going to do away j with horse drawn vehicles and will motorize. BLFFFTON—B. K. Settergren has returned from his first visit to his boyhood home in Sweden In thirtythree years. VINCENNES—WhiIe plowing. Herb Thompson turned up a United States trade dollar bearing date of 1872. fIREENSBURO—One month after Daisy Daniels charged "Pete” Fleetwood. poor farm superintendent, with 'keeping part of her salary, the

You Are Often Greeted — “How are you coming on?”—you answer—“ Pretty well.” But are you? 'Whether you artr or not depends upon how much of your surplus you are laying aside. No man is getting ahead less he is increasing his resources. A savings account is the best assistance. We Pay 4%% On Savings $1 Will Start You Meyer-Kiser Bank 136 East Washington Street One of Our Home Banks Will Accumulate Your Dollar to Start.

V The C., C., C. & St. L. offers $5,000.00 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 treated strictly confidential. Telephone or call on B. C. Bvers, General Superintendent, C., C., C. & St. L. Ry. - : E. M. COSTIN, General Manager C., C. C. & St. L. By.

TUSKO IS LARGEST ELEPHANT ON TOUR

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Here is Tusko, said to be the largest elephant on tour today, which is one of the features of the A1 G. Barnes wild animal circus, on view here today on the old circus grounds on W. Washington St. Two shows will be given. The performance begins with a spectacle called “Alice In Jungleland.” At the afternoon performance. a hundred wounded veterans of the world war will be the guests of the circus, as arranged with the Indiana auxiliary of the American Legion.

Evening Times wants to know’ why county officials have done nothing. CONNER SVTULE—The Ku-Klux Klan is going to have opposition at Laurel, it being reported that an AntiKlan organization has been formed there. BLFFFTON After thirty-three years’ active service as telegraph operator here, Don Vollmer, 62, has been retired by the Western Union on pension. TERRE HAUTE—A new Moon has arrived at the home of Joseph Moon and it's a son, as It were, that now eclipses six other Moons in the eyes of their parents. CONNERS VILLE— Mice robbed a cash register In the Silver Smoke House of four one-dollar bills with which to build a nest. KOKOMO —A Lilliputian wedding took place at Greencastle, and the couple. IV. U. Freeman, 4 feet 5 inches, and Miss Myrtle Havens, 4 feet 2 inches, will live here. TERRE HAUTE—Nifty badges, two thousand of them, carrying the State and legion emblems, have been ordered for the State legion convention. EVANSVILLE —A letter has been received by the mayor here from the American vice consul at Berlin asking him to locate Casper Baker, a butcher. GREENSBURG—A copy of the Oreensburg Repository, dated Oct. 9, 1847. and a copy of the Ohio Coon Catcher of Sept. 21. 1814. have been presented the' Evening Times by Smith McConnell. KOKOMO—i me fox squirrel cost Walter Hostetler. 19. fine of $22.30 when caught by game wardens. He was without a hunting license. FT. \VAVNE—Alleged payment of a nickel for three weeks’ hire of a

INDIANA LAW SCHOOL University of Indianapolis School year 1922-1923 begins Sept. 2u. Tbrep-yoar course leading to degree of Bachelor of Laws. For information, address The I'ean 319 N. Pennsylvania Bt.

boy caused arrest of John Strasser by the boy’s mother. LEBANON—Capital stock of the In-

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Felt and Velvet Hats Os Undeniable Style Qualities At $5, $6.95 and $lO Varying from the chic close-fitting hat to the large picture shapes swooping far out at the sides, the new hats of Lyons and panne velvets and of soft felts are throughout the collection, models of smartness and good value. The right placing of feathers, quills, monkey fur, fancy ornaments and the like is just another evidence of their stylishness, as are their colorings—bright, blues, henna, browns, sand, purple, red, navy blue, black and rather startling combinations of colors. —Avres—Millinery, second floor. I / Fashionable Coats, $49.50 It’s one thing to get a handsome coat, but a more difficult thing, ordinarily, to get a handsome coat at a price so easily within one's reach as #49.50. Coats of those soft, nappy fabrics, straightline and belted, or In the luxurious wrappy effects, with loose blousy backs, very largo sleeves, some embroidered, all trimmed with-collars or collars and cuffs of some smart fur —nutria, wolf or caracul—coats in navy blue, black and brown —these are the coats that are now marked at #49.50. Coats, in a word, that express individuality. —Ayres—Coat section, third floor. NewTailleur Suits, $39.50 One is either perfectly tailored or perfectly lavish this year If one wears suits. For the suit& that are not foreign-influenced, furembellished affairs are such as are described below at #39.50. The materials are close woven, firm qualities of tricotine and Poiret twill combined with soft gray Canton crepe for linings. The lines are severely straight, with long, long coats narrowly belted, handsomely tailored, and trimmed only with bands of self material and hand-done arrowheads. The shade, of course, is navy blue, the shade by which every smart tailleur may be known. And yet only #39.50 in the —Ayres—Suit section, third floor.

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dlana Condensed Milk Company has been increased from $15,000 to $450,000. Anew plant Is to be built at Sheridan.

DOWNSTAIRS r AVRES’ J The Second Anniversary Sale

I - Anniversary Yard Goods - Birdseye Diaper Cloth, 12 Vic Yard ‘‘Mill run” seconds, In 1 to 5yard lengths, 18-inch to 30-lnch widths. Pillowcases, 19c Each 42x30 Inches and 45x36 Inches; good quality, full bleached, round thread: hemmed. 58-Inch Mercerized Table Damask, 45c Yard Colored border, In gold, blue or pink; mercerized cotton; short lengths, 2 to 10 yards. MILL RUN. Yard-Wide Percales, 17c Yard Light, dsrk and plain shades, small figures and stripes; 10 to 20-yard lengths. 32-Inch Ginghams, 27c Yard Good assortment; small and medium checks- Plaids and plains. Assorted Wash Goods, *loc Yard Ginn hams, rhambrajr, Tolies, •klrtio**, repp*, curtain fabrics. 68-In. Renfrew Damask, 79c Yard Short lengths, 2 to 10 yards; colored border In pick, blue, gold; mercerized cotton damask. 3-Lb. Comfort Batts, 79c ’ Bis*. 72x00 inches; stitched. Imported Japanese Lunch Cloths 60-: 60 Inches. #1.10: 72x72 Inches, #1.69: 48x48 Inches, 79<*. Blue and white design, bamboo or bluebird motifs. Nap- * kins to match, 69C dozen. Brown Muslins, 12i/ 2 c Yard Tard wide; closely woven: short lengths, 2 to 10 yards. Heavy Drapery Cretonnes, 29c Yard Extra quality; closely woven: dark tapestry designs; 3 to 20 yard lengths.

For Women — Full Fashioned Silk Hose, . sl.lO Pr. Os heavy, pure thread silk, reinforced where strain is greatest. In black, cordovan, white, polo, cocoa. Sizes BVi to 10. IRREGULARS.

The Downstairs Store 's First Sale of the Season of Women’s Winter Coats

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Sports models, 42 inches long; others to 48 inches, cloth coats 16 to 46, plush 16 to 53. Colors, navy, black, brown, reindeer and sorrento. 100 Children’s School Coats, Heavy and Warm Special at $lO Each Made of velours, plaid-back herringbones, and coatings; fur and plain trimmed, good assortments of styles, belted and loose-fitting models. Sizes 7to 14; all coats full lined. Brown, navies, Sorrento blues. L. S. AYRES & CO.—DOWNSTAIRS STORE

Great quantities of bargains have been acquired for this sale—to show Downstairs Store customers, in our second birthday celebration —that it pays to buy regularly and often at Ayres.” Just for One Day —All Our Simplex Patterns at Half Price — sc and Each

School Shoes For Women, Misses and Children $2.19 Mahogany brown and black calf and kid lace shoes In nature and English lasts, with or without rubber heels, wide widths, all sizes, to 7. Patent leather, brown and black kid and calf, strap slippers, cut-out sandals and oxfords; also some two-tone combination sports oxfords. Broken lines and odds and ends, including some of the season's best styles. Sizes range from 11H to 7. School Shoes for Boys and Children, $1.95 1 Brown and black calf blucher high shoes, all leather, with broad toe and English last; all sizes, 9 to 2. Mahogany brown and black kid and calf or patent leather, with cloth or colored kid tops, button or laced style, with NATURE FORM last. All sizes, 4 to 11, all with hand turned soles, in infan*s’ sizes, 4to 8.

Pantalets and £1 £f * Petticoats at ... . The pantalets are of heavy Milanese silk with double elastic cuff; reinforced for wear. Assorted size lengths. A remarkable value, possible only through the great value-giving effort of Anniversary week. Extra size petticoats, made to fit correctly; tailored of extra heavy silk taffeta. Changeable colors.

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ers’ stockrooms fell S were ransacked to ~ TJ procure a suitable fyUr MesmA selection of new _ I styles and fine fabrics in this sale. This is the opportunity of the season; you can buy a winter coat now, be ready for the first cold day, and still save considerably.

Coats of Bolivia Normandy, v e 1 o ur s, plush. A 1 1 coats warmly lined and interlined. New flowing sleeves, tassel trimmings, stitchings; e m broidery button trimming.

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Anniversary For Men and Boys This department it literally loaded with extraordinary vaiuses for the Anniversary Sale. 1,200 Men’s Union Suits at 49c Each First quality; athletic style; 72xSO count nainsook; sizes 36 to 46; full cut. Buy these in quantity now for next year. 1,000 Men’s Silk and Fiber Neckties 19c Ea. SUCH VALUES! Ties at this price that should be sold for considerably more! Grenadines and knitted ties, all dark patterns and colors. Slightly IMPERFECT. 3,600 White Handkerchiefs, 5c Ea. Cotton; perfect. Splendid for school or everyday use; for men and boys; 1,200 Pairs Mercerized Socks, 25c Pair Perfect; mercerized all the way through; black, white, navy, cordovan, gray; to 11 >2. 1,200 Boys’ Shirts and Blouses, 39c Each 800 of these are perfect; 400 are buyers' samples and seconds. White madras, light striped percales. plain blue ebambray, striped chambrays, khaki, etc., are included. Buy by the half dozen —it will pay. Little Boys’ Fall Suits, $1.25 Ages 3 to 7. Velvet corduroy trousers attached to waists of dark wash fabrics. Practical, novel and dainty.

For Men — 200 Suits Fine Pajamas, $1 Suit \ From a very high-grade maker; would sell for considerably more on account of fine fabrics and making alone, but the suits are made up from odd coats; and pants. Combinations are pleasing; there are some silks.

Trimmed with Manchurian wolf, raccoon, beaverette, coney or cloth. S e 1 e ction includes loose - fitting wrappy models, blouse backs, paneled backs, swagger mannish coats.

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