Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 138, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1922 — Page 11

OCT. 19, 1922

MIN IN GHW IS MASTEH MINO OFDOUGLEGRIME Florence M. North Develops Clew to Identity of Guilty in Jersey Killing. JEALOUSY FIEND’S MOTIVE Hungarian Witness Fails to Recognize Widow of Slain Rector. Florence M. North. personal counsel for Charlotte Mills, gave yeeterday ber theory ol thè New Brunswick doublé murder, whteh witfc a large staff of opcratives. she has been investigatine on behalf of thè motherlees vintili, of thè tragedy. She decìared Dr. Hall was sìain by accident and >! ,-s Milìs later. in a deserted building, not thè Phillips farm. but some diatanoe from where thè bodies ere sound. Today Miss North tells who she believes to be thè murderer. By FLORENCE M. NORTH. Attomey for Charlotte Mills. Copyright. 19ti, by United Press NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Oct. 19. —I beiieve tre know thè murderer of Mra. Eleanor Mills and Dr. Hall. It is thè tvoman in gray. This tvoman, dressed in a long gray coat that fell to her ankies, was seen

by witnesses at thè spot where thè bodies of thè pastor and thè sexton’s wife were sound and was observed in an automobile which I beiieve to have been thè death ear. Seer in Closed Motor She was sten, this woman in gray. In a closed motor car driving from thè scene that Thursday night. She ls thè woman who was jealous of Mrs. Mills. She la thè woman who, otherwise a normal, highly respected member of her community, was transformed through Jealous heat-hatred lnto a fury. so that she slashed thè throat of her pretty vtctim, whose only sin was loving too much thè beautiful things of lise and thè kindly man who could give them to her. I can not teli her name—yet. Our chain of evidence lacks some links. She walks among us today a free woman. behind a mask; her long, gray coat discarded. Measuring Distane© On thè afternoon of Sept. 14, she was carefully measuring thè distance from thè barn to thè Somerset County line. The murder was commltted In Middlesex County. The bodies were carefully taken to a spot just over thè line in Somerset County. : The center of investigation was thus thrown miles away from thè homes of thè murderers. Durlng thè questioning of Mrs. Hall, widow of thè pastor, county authorities requlred her to put on a long, gray coat, that a Hungarian woman witness might identify her lf posslble, as thè woman In gray. This thè Hungarian woman failed to do. But some day we will put that coat upon thè right woman. The body of thè pastor was car ed for tenderly by thè woman in gray. Body Thrown Ronghly The body of Mrs. Mills was thrown roughly down. Then thè murderers, at a sign from thè woman in gray. took their departure. leacing swlftiy in closed cars; but not before witnesses had seen this woman and two of her accomplices. She is a free woman today, but she must have left a trace. Perhaps she wore a distinctive perfume, this gray woman. In thè pagina crowJs i this may lead to her detection.

LAUDS BEVERIDGE Denver Attomey Speaks Before Marion Club. Albert J. Beveridge was termed thè “InteilectuaJ equa!, lf not thè peer, of thè best of those" in thè United States Senato, by Karl C. Schuyler, Denver, Col., attorney, in an address at thè Marion Club. Schuyler urged thè election of Beveridge as an Indorsement of two years of Republlcan rule. George B. Lockwood, secretary of thè Republican national committee, conferred with State leaders. MOVE TO DISSOLVE liailroad Shop Craft l'nìons Appear in Federai Injunction. By United Prese CHICAGO. Oct. 19.—Motion for dissolution of thè Daugherty injunction reetraining leaders of thè Railroad Shop Crafts’ Union from proceeding with thelr strike. was made before Judge James H. Wilkerson in Federai Court today. Hearing on thè motion was continued until tomorrow. , TOOLS STOLEN Carpenters at New Dwelliiig Ileport Theft. Thieves stole tools from a new house being erected at 4157 College Ave., last night. - Albert Johnson, 2719 Adams St-, reported carpenter tools worth sls mlssing, and Beri Adams, 540 Tomlinson St., reported tools worth $lO stolen. Sam Vickrey, of Zlonsville, also employed at thè College Ave., house said tools worth $34 were taken. INTERIOR REPAINTED Men’s Quarters in C ity Prison Being Redeeorated. Men inmates of thè city prison bave been shoved into thè women’s quarters and thè women inmates have been taken across thè Btreet to thè coimty jail. whlle thè interior of thè rnen's quarters is being repainted. Carile i’oisoned The State conservatlon department la Investigating numerous reports ceived from Indiana farmers that their cattle are being poisoned by what ìs known as a snake root. PRTZE MASQUERADEBALL Thuraday and Saturday. Oct. 19 and 21. PrUe to thè besl. neateot and Most Comtcaily Dressed Con pie ELITE DANCING ACADEMY Corner Collese Ave. and listi Street. banclr.gr Every Tueeday, TLuraday and Saturday. Betdel'e Orrheetra. Cteclr*-e Pree. Gente. óOc. badi e ?óc. A. D. Oolerna n. J. jr. js'e.'naL

WILL SELL PROPERTY Red Men to Dispose of Capitol Ave, Reai Estate. The property of thè Improved Order of Red Men, located at thè corner of Capitol Ave. and Market St., will be sold as dlrected by thè lodge council and thè money added to thè wigwam fund. E. Neal of Noblesville. was made a member of thè board of appeals; H. C. Tlncher of Martinsville, was appolnted as member of thè by-laws commlttee; Albert Hbusman of Indianapolis, was appolnted dlstrlct attomey, and William A. Morris of Frankfort, was elected great Junior sagamore. The Great Council of Pocahontas holds its annual convention in thè Knights of Pythias building today.* Mrs. Laura McKelvey of Indianapolis, will preside. GAS VICTIM OIES Mrs. Mary Moore Succumbs at City Hospital. Mrs. Mary Moore, 16, wife of Frank Moore, 19, died at thè city hospital last night from thè effeets of inhaling gas fumes Monday. Mr. Moroe will recover. The couple was overcome by gas that escaped from an overturned hot piate stove in their room at 1836 Madison Ave. Funeral Services will be held tomorrow In Martinsville, Mrs. Moore’s former home.

1 eachers: WereExpecting You We Have Done Our Part You’ll be surpriscd with our diversified styles at our standardized prices. and You’ll Be Surprised jj. „ When you see thè wonderful asVy Ul sortment of styles of fall footwear —some from our own designerà, P *p others from leading factories —we JL TICCS have assembled at our Stores. Included are special designs for college wear. You’ll Be Surprised jl To see our black and brown satlns, (j patent leathers, calf skins an<i vari ous combinatlons. All of thè best quality—an absolute necessity for _a nd _ construction of quality footwear. And we guarantee our satins not to /ffiì SPlÌt ' You’ll Be Surprised I| To discover we are able to meet W Mm vour requirements in foot comfort, also in these deslrable styles at prices we have standardized in this community at $5 and $6. Feìtman-Curme Shoe Stores —Two Stores—--38 East Washington Street 9 South Illinois Street ■■ • "- 1 Open Saturday Till 9:30 P. M. -~~ V ■- - _ -V

Sweater Coats for School Made from pure Worsted Lofty Yarns, full fashioned and hand finCoat style, $10.75 and sl2 Slip-On style, $9.50 TheG.H.WestingCo. EtfTOliPUi!® 335 n. Pennsylvania St.

NEW BOND CIRCULAR ' Our new Bond Circular No. 353 has just been placed in thè mails. Over a million dollars’ worth of tax exempt reai estate preferreds, Indiana road and/ municipal bonds, at very attractive prices, are included in these lista. In this class of securities we are offerirne thè experience of thirtv-one years without a loss to any investor. If you liave not received'Bond Circular È No. 353, we will be glad to forward it. at your request. MA in 7051 J. F. WILD & COMPANY A STATE BANK m K. MARKET ST., INDIANAPOLIS. The Oldest Bond House in Indiana

[XPERT RIFLEMAN GOMESTOMAIUAL Sergeant McComas Expected to Develop Teams for All Matches. Manual Training High School ls expected to be represented in all rifle matches this and next year by a team of well trained rlflemen, because of thè recent assignment of Sergt. G. L. McComas, expert rifleman, who attended thè school of musketry at Monterey, Cai., for three years, to duty as instructor in thè R. O. T. C. cadet corps. Sergeant McComas has served In thè army for twenty-two years, six of which were In thè Philippine Islands, one year wlth, Pershlng's punitive expedition lnto Mexico, a short period in China and fifteen months overseas. He was a captai n in thè 304th Infantry, seventy-sixth divlsion, during thè recent war. Before belng detailed to thè Indianapolis school Sergeant McComas was on duty with thè recruit depot at Camp Knox, Ky.

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Tomorrow, Friday, Our Bargain Day No mail, phone or C. O. D. orders on thè following items. Quantities are, in some instances, limited. Prices hold good only whiie supplies last.

FIRST FLOOR WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS White, novelty embroidered, colored woven borders and colored novelUes, hemstitched and rolled edges jp (6 for 25c), each DC WOMEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS—Some are pure linen, embroidered; others are plain color, pure linen with narrow white hems, French prints, hapdembroidered lawns; broken lines, but all perfect qualities from regular stock; up to 35c qualities, -j /\ while they last, each IUC MEN’S COLORED BORDER KERCHIEFS—CoIored, woven borders hemstitched, brown, hello and i a blue; 19c quality, each IUC MEN’S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS —Balloon cloth, fine woveti, mercerlzed with three color fancy Initials, hemstitched, all initials in- q cluded, 50c quality, each jJC WOMEN'S COLORED BORDER HANDKERCHIEFS—Pink, hello, blue, woven striped borders, hemstitched, lOc quality, three for NECKWEAR—Tuxedo and fiat col* lars of organdy and lace; Peter Pan collar and cuff sets, of eyelet embrodery, gingham and rnadras; vestees and cuffs of eyelet embroidery; up to SI.OO qualities ZDC MEN’S SHIRTS—Some are neckband style), others are collar attached. In white and a few eolors, oxl’ord cloth, pongee, etc.; slightly raussed and broken lines, but in some Instances cut to onehalf price; up to $3.00 qualities, whiie they ìa last, each 4)1.45 MEN’S WOOL MIXED UNION SUITS —Sizes 38, 38 and 40; $2.00 and $3.00 qualities, a■* . q suit $1.45

Tremendous Resp bmLm I I Xtd, (P-ttuL jj 1 1 lUmà lf I j / u. $18.65 U(VW itL $18.65

Beddings—Domestics

(Twenty-nlne) S E A MLESS BLEACHED SHEETS—Sllghtly rumpled and soiled from h a n d I I n g, accumulatiort from our recent sale; varlous slzes; up to Q*7 $1.69 qualitles, each. .*7l C (Thlrty-nve) PILLO WCABEB—slightly aolled. Up to va 40c quali!y, each IIC (One Hundred) CRAY BLANKETS— Doublé bed slze, washa bI e, color border, finished wlth bell stltch edge. (No phone orders.) Extra d*| MQ, special, pair ìpI.TU PLAID BLANKETB—Soft fleecy; regular bed slze; pretty color comblnatlon; plaids, finished with ahell stitch ends; d*o OQ $3 quallty, pair.. SL.uU

Candies PEANUT BUTTER Kl9SES—Fresb made, wrapped (2 pounds, 25c), pound JjC PEANI'T CLCBTERS—Chocolate dlpped t r (2 potimi, 25c), pound ÌDC EILLED DIANA CONFECTIONS—High grada, 70c quallty (pound box, 60c), box C

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FIRST FLOOR MEN’S WOOL MIXED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—IIeavy weight, buff color, full sateen trimmed shirts and faced drawers; all size3 up to 46, garment l/DC MEN’S SOCKS—SiIk and wool, imported full fashioned accordion knitted lisle, fine ribbed wool, etc.; all perfect goods, thè popular eolors, all sizes; up to SI.OO rp qualities, pair DDC

$3.50 Women’s Italiani Silk Hose, 95c White and eolors; plain and novelty lace stripes; all sizes; seconds of our $3.00 and $3.50 qualities; pair 95£ SI.OO, $1.50 and $2.00 Women’s Silk Hose, 69c Of puro silk hose. artificial silk hose. wool sport hose and lisle sport hose; black, cordovan, nnvy. gray, white and sport eolors; broken lines of SI.OO, $1.50 and $2.00 qualities (3 pairs, $2 00); pair 69£

Tremendous Response Attended thè First Day of Our Sensational

CHEVIOT SHIRTfNO—27 lnche wlde; check, utrlpe and platn color; good quallty for bora’ walst, nien'a hlrt, chtl- 17p dron’s romper, etc. ; yard... *I L PERCAI.ES—Yard Wide, (Cray, blue and wtiite grounda, splendid naaortrnent of noat figure, itrlpea, check*, etc.; res- $ £ tilar 23c quallty, yard IOC n E n S P R K ADH- -Regular bed i*e; prrfectly bleached; neat allover design; medium welgbt; $1.85 quallty, IQ Frlilay YARD WIDE OUTINQ FLANNEL—Attraotlve assortment of blue, plnk, gray and tan strlpea on tight ground s; good welght for women’a and chlldren'a wear, 1 22c quallty, yard....JLfC OUTINQ FLANNEL—27 Inches wlde; assorted color stripe on tight grounda; sultable for women'g and children's wear (llmlt 15 yards to a cu- 1 A lomer), yard IUC

NOTIONS—First Floor WARKEN’S BELTINO—Stayed, and 2-inch widtb; 25c and 29c Iti,. qualities 1.7 C BABTING COTTON—3OO yard, r 8c quality OC SANITART APRONB—49c OC quailty WC SANITAKV BELTB—29c ir quality ,ADC SEW-ON SCPPORTERS —2Sc C quality, pair 1)C LEATHERETTE SHOPPING OC BAGS—Large alze, 39c quality LOC il AIR NETS—Single mesh, eap or frlnge; color except white or gray, OC--8 for 3) C

VAI BASEMENT STORE"

60 Different \ IC - Styles .. SI li SI ini rii Many are salesgai U descriptk.n he S E| O OJJ men’s samples and thè extraordinary U II their actua^Yalues sound in tbir, won- ■ 1 *© SO astOUndlßg derfui saie. They ■ H that we hesit-ate to Stirpass all expecU- H R Mg +v ,._ tlons as to style, ma- 1 1 & terlals, workraan- HI |l II ship and trimmings. H I II II Misses’ Coats, Sizes 14 to 20. Women’s Coats, Sizes 36 to 46. STYLISH STOUT COATS WITH SLENDERIZING LINES Materials Trimmings Colore BOLIVIA BEAVERETTE pvtndeer QTTFnTNF AUSTRALIAN REINDEER SU E DINE OPOSSUM BROWNS VELOUR NATURAL OPOSSUM TAUPE SEAL PLUSH BLACK OPOSSUM VAW ' fiT4ft7 CUT BOLIVIA CARACUL - NAVY BLA Ut NORMANDY NUTRIA, ETO. SORRENTO

Visiting teachers will find it to their advantage to inspect these remarkable coats. Extra salespeople assure you better Service.

All-Wool SUITS and OVERCOATS A . i(i J (ir l’or Men ■* Sale Price *li\ • w „ JL JL Young Men OVERCOATS New all-wool SUITS Worsteds, cassimere. blue À fabrics, plenty of contrastlng tweed. plain and sport mortela ; back, and raglan .Iteci.. Sale r< * ulars “< * TUSSÈ R prie© 1(114,95 Extra Trouaera to Match, $4.00 ‘"v" K $25, S3O and $35 “First Long Trousers” Cg Suits—Sale Price—-$14.95 \ For Young Men, Size 31 to 35 iIAGII S I FOIISCrS Odd lota sent down from our third fioor. All- An Extra Pair to Match ' wool fabrics, newest and smarteßt models; Your Coat /jq fwß • W%. $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00 qualitiea $14.95 and Vest Jjsgf Vi"

For Men MEN’S RI BUFO UNION SUITS —F.cru fletetti, Hat lock acaro, cnffed eleeve and ankles; slze 86 to 46; $1.50 # A£ qnality . SIUUj MEN’B HEAVY RIO WOOL i siiKRSIIIRTS ANI* DBAWERS —Naturai color with stripe; undershirt size 84 to 42; drawers size 32 to 38; Umlted quantlty; $1.50 quallty, Qq Q E N C I N K ’'WRIGHT’B HEALTH” f£*3*CED ISPER. SHIRTS ANO I*KAWERS—Naturai color, cuffed sieeve and ante : slzes up to 60; Ofig $1.50 quallty HOC HARRIS SINGLE GRIP PAD GAKTERS—VnrIous color, live elastic (limit two pair* to a custotuer; no phone, mali or | C. O. I*. orders), pair lUC

Boys’ 2-Trouser Suits, $4.98 Slze 8 to 15. latent styls, well made; wlll stand hard wear. * j a Every ault ha two pair full-lined trouser; special at

BOYS’ BCHOOL BIAJIISES—6 to 15 year; well mado, fnt color, of llght and dark stripe <n material; sale price BOTB’ CORDCROT TROCSERS —S to 16 year; wU made; fuU cut, dark color ; Qn •ale prie* .....HOC BOTA’ TWO-TBOUSER CORDCBOT SUITS—Dark bade, narrow wale. Each utt include two pair of full Uned no ltnlcker BOTS' SHIRTS— to 14 size, srnall ehecks, ptn stripe; plain tan, whlte and gray, fast qq color; well cut HOC

THIRD FLOOR ■ ... •: —iTii" 1 ■ja.,'3 DRAPERY CRETONNE Light an dark colorlngs, suitable lor draperies or cushlon covers, varioui4 00l- * p orlngs; yard wide, yard IDC WINDOW SHADES—Opaque cloth on sprlng rollerà, dark green, complete ready to hang, 36 inches wide and 7 feet long. No phone pp orders DDC DOUBLÉ FLAT CURTAIN RODS— For hanging laca curtains and overdraperles, extena to 48 inches. Will not sag or tarnish (no or phone orders), 65c quality..... .ODC DOUBLÉ FACE TERRY CLOTH— For draperies, plain rose and green; washable, yard wide; ir 89c quality 4DC FIFTH FLOOR HOWARD DUSTLESS DUSTERS—BSc quality ÒUC MOP STiCKS —Fitted with a secure clarnp head; 16c quality, in each ,IUC WA3H TUBS—Galvanized iQ r , metal, No. 1 size; special 41/C BUCKETS—Galvanized q metal, 10-quart size; special. .. .£,3C COMBINETS—Heavy pottery, wellfitting covers; SI.OO Cù quality DÌ/C CURTAIN STRETCHERS—FuII size, nonrustable pins; OQ $2.00 quality gl •LO DRIP PANS—Heavy metal, several sizes; up to 39c qual- IA. lties 19C EGG BEATERS— *|Q Special .....lwC

LITTLE BOTS’ oat:rcoat§— Button-to-neck style, belt all a round: newest styles; Ilght and dark ahades of brown; i to ?- year alzea; sale An O-ERCOATS—BeIt all around, muff pocket, dark on ahade HO BOYB* MACKUNAWS—Largo array of neat plaid, belt alt around styles, 8 to QO 16-year slze ®J.“O BOTS' ALL-WOOL JERSEY SWEATER—Green and brown heather shades, turtle ueck, C to 12-year slze; qQ special •y I.JH

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