Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 102, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1922 — Page 5

SEPT. 7, 1922

UIH MINERS ESCAPE TOIILSII ‘TREASON - CASES State Laws Provide They Must Be Released After Three Terms of Court. FOURTH DEFENDANT IS UP Operators Ar.xious to Get Something on Two Men Who Head 47,000. Hu C. C. LYOS Times Staff Correspondent CHARLESTOWN, W. Va., Sept. 7. Hundreds of West Virginia union coal miners, who are under indictment for ‘treason" in connection with their rmed march into Logan County last summer, are to go free. l.’nder the laws of West Virginia an indicted person must be tried within three terms of court after h.'s indictment has been returned. The third term will expire in 1 December. and up to tills time the operators have tried only three men: Bill Blizzard, acquitted of "treason.'' and the Rev. John Wilburn and h)S son. James, convicted of second-degree murder. The fourth trial, that of Walter Allen, for "treason,” is now on. It is expected the case will be drawn out for many weeks. After Keeney and Mooney The operators want to "get" Frank Keeney and Fred Mooney, president and secretary, respectively, of the West Virginia miners. These men are the brains of the union movement in the West Virginia coal fields. In the few years that they've been running things they’ve increased the union membership from <5.000 to 47,000. One of these two men probably can be tried before the court term closes in December. The statute of limitation will set the others free. Both are under indictment as being "accessories to the fact” in the murder of John Gore, non-union mine guard. PLATFORM IS ISSUED Socialists Make Public Declarations for Fall Campaign. By Cnited Press WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—The Socialist party has just put out its platform for this year's congressional campaign. It is based on the statement that the country's employers are engaged in a great conspiracy to smash all unions and force the open shop system on workers. Public ownership of public utilities, including mines and railroads, minimum wages, a 44-hour week, taxation of uncultivated farm land, an antichild labor amendment to the constitution. annesty for so-called political prisoners, and complete freedom of speech and the press are other planks.

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FAIR VISITORS READ! Welcome to the Greatest State Fair WHILE HERE I. Eat at the Y. M. C. A. Cafeteria. Open to men and women. Clean, wholesome, reasonable. 11. Visit the Building and use Social and Committee Rooms, free of cost. Y. M. C. A. NEW YORK AND ILLINOIS STREETS

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MARIE TOLLMAN, who is heading her own revue. Tollman Revue, at the Lyric this week. BORAH IN DEMAND Republicrn Speakers’ Bureau After Least Regular Party Man. By United Press WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—Senator Borah of Idaho, who is less of a party man than any Republican in the Senate. is, strangely enough, the most sought after Senator today by the Republican speakers’ bureau, and by individual Senators who want him to campaign for them. Borah has been appealed to by Frelinghuysen (New Jersev). Lodge (Massachusetts), and by friends of Poindexter (Washington). and other Senators, to stump their States for them. But most of ! those who want Borah's admittedly l effective aid as a speaker happen to have voted opposite him on important | issues. Borah has told them all. as j he had told the Republican speakers' | bureau in Chicago, that this year | he is going to make some speeches J in the West and wyi not commit him self now to any speaking program. NURSERY BUSY City Institution Cares for Seventy Children Every Day. Seventy children a day are cared for at the Indianapolis Day Nursery, j 520-30 W. Vermont St., it was reported at the semi-annual membership meeting. School opens at the nursery next Monday. Plans for the coming year were outlined.

Carter De Haven Visits City to Meet Managers and Critics

Pu WALTER D. HICKXAX Carter De Haven, equally well known on the stage and on the screen, is visiting in Indianapolis today. He is here to meet the manager and local staff of the Film Booking Offices of America. Inc., of 111 W. Maryland St., theater managers and movie critics. To do this Mr. De Haven will be host at a dinner to be given by him at the Claypool Hotel this evening. He declares he is having the time of his

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Clearance Women’s White Cotton Hosiery 2,400 Pairs 35c Values 13c (2 for 25c) All sizes of white hose of a popular brand handled regularly by us. These are strictly first quality—no seconds. —Burnt floor.

Men’s Knitted Union Suits 50c Sizes 34 and 36 Only 300 Suits Small men’s and youths’ sizes are sacrificed because the larger sizes are sold out. These are perfect quality knitted Union Suits, worth from SI.OO to $1.85. Sleeveless, short sleeves and long sleeves; knee length and ankle length. Various weights. —Street floor.

69c Japanese Teapots, 52c Medium size, complete with china strainer. Friday special, 52<£ each. —Basement.

life jumping from city to city and banquet board to banquet board. He decided to take this method of getting acquainted with the press, movie managers and staffs of the F. B. O. Instead of making personal appearances at theaters. This Is the first vacation Mr. De Haven has had in the last three years. When this vacation tour is completed, he will return to the Pacific coast to resume making comedies. De Haven will visit thirty cities in about as many days. We remember

Odds and Ends of Vestees, 39c Colored ones with appliqued designs or of fine net with lace trimmings; 98c values; very special for Friday at 39<* each. —Street floor.

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Women’s Corded Border Handkerchiefs, 9c, or 3 for 25c 100 Posen, made of tine quality lawn with corded borders in a* eorted patterns. An excellent every day handkerchief. Very special for Friday at 9** each or 3 for 23 These are regular 17c value*. —Street floor. Auto Dusters, 79c Each Made of the flne*t lamb wool. Can be washed very easily. Kxtra largo size. Special for Friday at 79C. each. —Basement. Feather Dusters, 89c Each Kxtra large size, of selected turkey feathers; well made with long handle Very special for Friday at 89<* each —Basement. Preserving Kettles, 87c Each Os w hifp triple < ontfMi *nnm#l in th# 10 qtiarf hlzp Regular $1 W viiliif**, very apeolal for Hrldny at 87(* each. —Bnsfmfnt. Waste Baskets, 69c Ea. Made In all metal In many color* to match the decoration* of any room In your home or office lleg ulnrly these sell for sl.lO, but are specially priced at B 9 for Friday only. —Basement. Cold Pack Canning Racks, 29c Made of the best retlnned wtr that will not rust and will fit any slxe boiler. Special for Friday at 290 each. —Busrment. Lace-Edged Scrim Curtains, 89c Pair Hemstitched border scrim curtain* trimmed with neat lace edges Special for Friday at SBf pair —Third floor. Ruffled Voile Curtains, sl.lO Pair Made of fine, sheer material In the ruffled tie-back style with full narrow ruffle* and hemstitched inner band w-lth a pair of ruffled tieback loops Complete for only 81,10 pair. — Third floor. Printed Curtain Marquisette, 23c Yard One yard wide Double thread marquisette. Floral patterns center and border In light ground. Special for Friday at 23<* yard. —Third floor. Reversible Terry Cloth, 59c Yard 2*4 to 10 yards In length. Heavy quality double-faced Terry doth In large patterns nud rich dark colorings. Special for Friday at 59<* yard. —Third floor. Window Shades, 59c Each 38 Inchon wll and 7 lonvr. Good quality opaque iihndo cloth mounted on dependable spring roller*. Complete with fixtures and ring pull. Dark green only. ~Thlrci floor. Double-Bordered Curtain Voile, 17c Yard Plain Curtain Marquisette, 17c Yard Crossbar Curtain Scrim, 17c Yard —Third floor. Men’s Tweed Caps, 21c —Third floor. Boys’ Knee Pants, 95c —Third floor. Women’s One-Strap House Slippers, $1 Pair Low heel and leather sole. Special for Friday at SI.OO pair. —Street floor. Silk Skirts, $2.95 Many of these have sold for na much as $10.75; for final clearance all are marked at $2.93 each. —Second floor. Boys’ School Blouses, 69c In light and dark color*. Very specially priced at 9* for Friday. —Third floor. Hand-Painted Plates, 29c Each Nippon china in bread and butter *i*e. Six decorations for your choosing. Friday special. 29 t each. —Basement. Spencer Ginghams, 22c Yard For children’s school dresses in a wide assortment of checks and plaids. 32 Inches wide and very specially priced for Friday at 22 it yard- —Street floor.

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him best on the stage in "The Girl in the Taxi.” -I- -I- -I- / Meet a Fine Lad Tom Douglas Is the 19-year-old youngster appearing at Keith’s this week in Leßoy Clemen’s comedy of youth, “When Love Is Young.” This is Tommy’s first appearance on the speaking stage as he has devoted his time for the past four years to movies. His first work was under the direction of D. W. Griffith. He will be remembered as leading man for Dorothy Gish in “The Country Flapper.” Tommy then Joined the Fox stars and was featured In the special production of “Footfalls.” Tommy will continue his tour of

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A Clearance of Women’s Carried-Over Winter Union Suits At About /2 Former Price Silk and wool, silkateen and wool, \ and imported Swiss ribbed. . BBSS? pgg —Richelieu v 5 j —Kayser’s “Marvelfit” © K —Swan’s (imported) L Broken size assortments of finest quality winter union suits, carried over from lust year, and selling last year at $5.50 $5.96. $6.50, $6.95, $7.60, $7.95 and $8.50. 6 Suits, sold at $5.50 i 31 Suits, sold at $5.95 UilOlCe 6 Suits, sold at $6.50 I 3 Suits, sold ut $6.95 . V (b 9^9 17 Suita, sold at $7.50 f 2{> " 1 6 Suits, sold at $7.95 \ M © M 10 Suits, sold at $8.60 / W W —Street floor.

Japanese Crepe, 39c Yard In a good range of colors for kimonos and dresses; 30 inches wide and very specially priced at 39<t yard. — Street floor. Elastic Sanitary Belt, 19c In flesh or white, special for Friday, at 19C each. — Street floor. Bull Dog Pin-On Hose Supporters, All Sizes, 5c Each —Street floor. Lady Dainty and Diadem Hairpins, 17c Assorted colors and sizes, special for Friday at 17<£ package. —Street floor. 98c Cake Plates, 72c Ea. Imported china with open work handle in assorted decorations. Friday special, 72 l each. —Basement.

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the Keith Theaters until the first of the year when he and Lillian Ross are to be featured In anew play which will have Its Broadway premier early In January. Lillian Ross, who plays Dorothy Blake in "When Love Is Young," is the original Jane of "Seventeen.” Miss Ross was with the Stuart Walker Company at the Murat five years ago. -|- -|- -IOn View Today The following attractions are on view today; "For Goodness Sake” at the Murat; Stella Mayhew at Keith’s; Tollman’s Revue at the Lyric; “Laughs and Ladies” at the ShubertPark; musical comedy and movies at

Black Taffeta, $1.85 Yard A splendid quality pure Bilk nnd pure dye taffeta that is guaranteed to wear. 36 inches wide. In a $2.26 value. Very specially priced at #1.85 yard. —Street floor. Cut and Etched Glassware, 25c Each Ends of lines of tumblers and sherbet glasses. Only a few of a kind. Special for Friday, at 25# each. —Basement. Flower Vases, 18c Each 6%-Ineh size In Illy shape. Blue and green opalescent glass. Special for Friday at 18#, —Basement. Summer Dresses for the Little Tots, 89c Each A clean-up of Summer Dresses for the little ones. One lot of plain white and figured lawn dresses trimmed in lace, embroidery stitches and hemstitching. Slightly mussed. Up to $3.50 values, for Friday at 89# each. —Second floor.

the Rialto; "Jazztowi, Revue” at the Broadway; “Monte Cristo" at the Apollo; "Her Gilded Cage” at the Circle; “Blood and Sand” at the State; "Oathbound” at Mister Smith’s; "Nice People” at the Ohio; "The Son of the Wolf” at the Isis; "The Bonded Woman” at the Colonial, and “The Branded Man” at the Regent. ASSAILANTS SOUGHT EVANSVILLE, Ind., Sept. 7.—Police are looking for three alleged assailants of James M. Young, who claimed they took him into the country and beat him up after he had applied for work at a local railroad shop.

Collars and Collar and Cuff Sets, 21c Lace-trimmed net collars, either in Tuxedo shapes or with round neck. Eyelet embroidered collar and cuff sets. Special at each. —Street floor.

Infants’ Rompers, 89c Each 'Of fine quality erepe, dimity and poplin. In light colors. T’p to $3.50 values: specially priced for Friday only at 89C each. — Second floor. Junior Girls’ Summer Dresses— Up to $5.95 Values, $1.95 Up to $18.50 Values, $3.95 In white and colored lawns, organdy and swiss. trimmed In dainty self ruffles and lace. Slightly massed, but all are very decided values for these prices. —Second floor. Girls’ Light-Colored Middies, SI.OO In blue, pink and white. Trimmed In braid. Values up to $3.25 and $3.95. very special for Friday at SI.OO. —Second floor. $1 Morning Aprons, 69c Made of percales in light and dark bine. Fancy prints, stripes and plain colors are Included In the lot. Trimmed in rick-rack and made with a sash tie. Friday special at 69<* each. —Second floor. Muslin Drawers, 59c Each 79c quality, made of good quality muslin and trimmed in swisa embroidery. Sizes 23 to 29 and very specially priced at 59C pair. —Second floor. Bloomers, 50c Each Made of batiste, In white, flesh and orchid. Made with elastic waist and elastic cuff. Friday, special at 50C each. —Second floor. Women’s Athletic Underwear, $1.29 Futurist style, made of fine batiste and cross-bar voiles, in flesh and white: built-up and strap effects; $1.98 to $2.50 in values, but specially priced for Friday at $1.29. —Second floor. Gowns and Chemise, SI.OO Each Made of fine batiste and nainsook, either plain and tailored or lace and embroidery trimmed. The Chemise are tailored and lace trimmed and some have a little touch of hand embroidery. Made in buiit-up !nd strap effects. $1.49 values. Frldny special, at SI.OO each. —Second floor. Band and Bib Aprons, 3 for SI.OO Light percale; In figures and stripes Is used In these Aprons. Made with pocket* ami long ties. Very special for Friday at 3 for —Second floor. Band Gingham Aprons, 4 for SI.OO Made of Amoskeag gingham, in red. blue or brown checks. Cut full and trimmed with pockets and long ties Valued at 39c each, but on sale Friday at 4 for SI.OO. —Second floor. 50c Living Room Wall Paper, 30c Roll Kmbossed gold styles, shadow prints and blends. Very specially priced for Friday, at 30C roll. —Third floor, annex. 35c Wall Paper, 25c Roll Tapestry, all over leaf and scenic designs. Friday, special at 25£ roll. —Third floor, annex. “Harmonella” Wall Paper, 17V2 C Roll 30-Inch mottled effect, In tan and gray colors. Specially priced for Friday, at 1 7’4<) roll. —Third floor, annex. 15c Bedroom and Kitchen Wall Paper, 10c Roll —Third floor, annex. Reddy Double Mesh Hair Nets, 6 for 43c Cap or fringe shape, priced specially for Friday at 6 for 43£. —Street floor. Kabo Rubber Baby Pants, 23c Absolutely waterproof. Either flesh or white, priced specially for Friday, at 23C each. —Street floor. French Pearl Beads, 69c Graduated. Os delicate cream luster, 24 inches In length. Round solid gold spring ring clasp. Very special for Friday, at 69#. —Street floor.

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COUPLE ARRESTED Negro and Wile Held for Theft of Jewelry. Frank Alexander, 24, negro, 1809 Cornell Ave., and his wife Connie Alexander, 20, negreas, 817 Fayette St., were arrested at the Union Station when they arrived from ML Vernon, 111. The Mt. Vernon police alleged that the Alexanders had stolen a watch worth $25 and a diamond ring worth $l2O. The watch was found in Mrs. Alexander’s possession when she was searched by the matron at police headquarters. The ring was not found.

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2,000 Pairs Boys’ and Girls’ Hosiery 16c Ribbed Hose that would sell for 35c but for slight imperfections. These are excellent wearing school hose. Both heavy rib and fine rib in the lot. The color £ are black, white and cordovan. This bargain is for one day only. Just in time for school wear. —Strict floor.

1,800 Pairs Men’s Socks 15c “Seconds” of Regular 35c Kind Where imperfections are found they are very slight. There are all sizes of black, white, cordovan and navy blue. These Bocks are worth 35c, in first quality. The colors are fast. —Street floor.

100 Camisole Vestees 59c Each Regular 9Sc values. Made of fine quality net with elastic top and bottom trimmed with rows of laces and lace insertions. Special at 59<> each. —Street Floor

Sport Handkerchiefs 6C Each In a wide range of colors In ailover and colored border effects. Very special for Friday at each. —Street Floor

Boys’ Woo! Two-Pants Suits ‘9.75 In all the new colors, brown, green and gray predominating. Special for Friday, at $9.75 each. —Third Floor

Percale, 19c Yard 36-Inch percale, In all the wanted stripes, cheeks and figures. Very specially priced at 19# yard. —Street floor. Storm Serges, 59c Yard A splendid fabric for making misses' and women's frocks. Offered at a price that will appeal to everyone. 36 Inches wide, in navy, brown, garnet and black. 59# yard for Friday only. —Street floor. Lingette, 69c Yard A highly mercerized cotton fabric in sky, pongee and yellow. Juzt the thing for bloomers and step-ins. Special for Friday, at 69# yard. —Street floor.

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