Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 190, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1922 — Page 13

DEC. 19, 1922

DAUGHTER’SPLEft SAUES FATHER Children Teli of Cruelties—Sentence Suspended. William Hess, 558 E. Washington St-, tried in Juvenile Court on charges of neglecting his fìve children, was saved from prison by thè pleas of his eldest daughter, Bernice, 16. Hess was chaxged with forcing his three daughters to sell candy on thè streets and poolrooms aster night to hira. The children were placed with relatives. He would force them to make thè candy at homc before they went to school in thè morning, testimony show ed. He threatened to shoot any one who carne between him and his family, policemen said. -For a year he lived in idleness while thè three girls, aged 10 to 16, made candy, went to school. cooked and washed and then walked thè streets at night until their candy was gone, driven'forth by threats of whippings, Bernice said. “I don’t want to see him go to prison because he is my father, but I can’t live with him,” said thè girl. "Papa reati thè Scripti.res, parts where references were made to women. He would threaten us and say thlngs against women. He would not buy clothes for u. and said we had to support ourselves.” Hess was fottnd guTlty of cnild neglect by Judge Frank J. Lahr. but sentence was suspended to allow him to go to wrork.

GRAHAM NEW SOVEREICN OF CONSTANTiNE ORDER Annua! Conclave and Banquet Held at CiaypooL H. A. Graham. Elkhart. was elected sovereign of thè St. James Conclave No. 1, Order of thè Red Cross of Constantlne at thè annual conclave and banquet held last night at thè Claypool Hotel. Other offlcers elected were: Viceroy. L,. C. Newby, Knightstown: senior generai. A. J. Smith, Muncie; junior generai, Charles J. Orbison, Indianapolis; treasurer, Charles F. Mever, Indianapolis; recorder, Dr. Leon T. Leach, Indianapolis; prelate, Louis G. Buddenbaum, Indianapolis; standard bearer. Alee Rumpler. Indianapolis: hei-aid. 121wood Barnard, Greentield, and sentinel, Fred Cross. PAVING GAP CLOSED The opening of thè paving gap on thè National road at Dunreith yesterday marked thè completion of thè paving system of thè Old Trail from Indianapolis to Washington D. C. The few gaps which remain unpaved between Indianapolis and Terre Haute are being rushed to completion. When these are linked thè road from St. Louis to Washington will be complete. GIVES PSYCHIC TALK Dr. D. V. Bush, psychologist who ’s giving a series c-f free lectures on applied psychology in thè auditorium <f thè Odd Fellows huilding. spoke last night on “All is Good.” Tuesday night thè subject will he "What Is Love?” There will be four free test character readings of perlons In thè audience.

M Nothìng Down ON ANY Genuine Victrola Come in and see thè beautiful new Console models. We bave a complete line of Instruments of all types, from $25 to $375 and up. Tliis big holiday offer applies to anv model you want. Pay nothing down. Just buv thè few reeords needed. Delivery now or at Xmas. SELECT NOW Gpen Every Evening i nr 11 * tircie lalkmg Machine Shop 35 The Circle Just West of thè ■MHTr 1 -- VICTROLA

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Wallace Reid, above, famous movie actor, is reported in a Hollywood sanitarium suffering from a physical breakdown. Physlclans say he will recover. EXPLOSION WRECKS POLICEMAN’S HOME Bit I nitrii Presi BALTIMORE, Dee. 19.—The adjoining homes of Batrolman John Eberling and thè Misses Caroline and Pauline Reuter were wrecked by an explosion at 3 a. m. toady. The explosion torà a big hole in thè wali between thè houses and broke glass In buildings seventy-five feet away. FIRE LOSS IS $25 A defective flue started a Are at thè Spencer House Cafeteria at 11:30 p. m. yesterday. Damage was estlmated at $25.

To Chicago “The Hoosier” Leaves Indianapolis 7:45 A.M. Leaves Boulevard Station 8:'j0 A.M. Arrives Chicago 12:45 P.M. “Daylight Limited” Leaves Indianapolis.. . 12:00Noon Leaves B<rjlevard Station 12:15 P.M. Arrives Chicago 4.55 P. M. “JTConon Flyer” Leaves Indianapolis 4:30 P. M. Leaves Boulevard Station 4:44 P. M. Arrives Chicago 9:10 P. M. “Night Express” Leaves Indianapolis .... 1:00 A.M. Leaves Boulevard Station 1:15 A.M. Arrives Chicago, . 7:10 AM. (Sittper ready t n Union Station 9P. hi.) fnm Chicago, ladiaaapolia 6l Louiavuie, Ry. Ticket Office: 114 Monament Place Engliib Hotel Block Telmphon* Circie 4600 145

All-Silk Sun and Rain Umbrellas, $4.98 (Engraved Free) Green, purple, red, blaek, navy blue and a wlde array of novelty handlea of colored celluloid and bakelite, and leather straps. Claw tip and ends to match. Tape and hemmed edite. —First Floor, South Center.

Continuing This JJnusual Value-Giving Sale of Pumps and Oxfords For Women at Sàvings of OneThird to One-Half in This Sale Come expecting liigh-grade footwoar —nothing else— from America’s foremost mamifacturers —you’ll not be disappointed. Every conceivable line leather, fabric and style is sliown in lmndreds of pairs. —Third Floor.

Continuing Olir Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Coats

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Lingerie Blouses, 98c For Women and Misses Of striped voile and novelty fabrics. Women’s and Misses’ Bathrobes, $2.85 One of these would rnako a mudi apprettateti gift. Made of genuine “Reaeon” material with patch pocket and cord girdle $2.95 Corduroy Bathrobes, $2.75 For Women and Misses Just 100 in thè lot, so early selection is urged.

Hosiery SjSecials

WOMEN’S MERCERIZED HOSE Fully reinforced, searaed backs; black and cordovani irregulars of 50c qual Ity (3 pairs, 69c), OC pair fciJ'C CHILDREN’B STOCKINGS Fine and heavy rib. fast colore, reinforced toes and heels; black, browv. and white; all sizès (3 palrs, 69c), OC palr CHILDREN'S BLACK STOCKINGS • —Fine rlb, reinforced toes and heels; irreguiars of 25c quality, ]C. special Ut MENS LISLE SOCKS—FuIIy reinforced, seamless; black, cordcrvan, navy blue and gray, elightly imperfect, otherwlse they would Bell for 10l 25c; special, pair I*2C

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WOMEN’S MERCERIZED SPORTS HOSE Reinforced toes and heels, medium and wide ribs; black, cordovan and heathers; sizes 8% to 10, (3 pairs, $2.25), 7 pair / 9C WOMEN’S PURE THREAD SILK HOSE —Fully reinforced, faskioned legs; black, cordovan, silver and white; irreguiars of SI.OO quality (3 pairs, $2), pair MEN’S CASHMERE SOCKS— Rlb elastic tops, seamless; black, brown, oxford and naturai; sizes 10 to 11%; slightly imperfect; 50c quality (3 pairs $1.00), or pair óDC

THE BASEMENT STORE

Affording f'' One-Thirdto Ili ffl (S&iyi' The workmansliip, styles and trimmings are unusual, and you would pav $15.00 to $20.00 for sud) coats if we had purdiased them in a reip.ilar way. Lined tlirougliout and trimmed with collars of heaverette tur, opossum, Manehurian wolf and other desired furs, or bave self collars. In Such Serviceahle Materials as —VELOURS —POLAI RE —SUEDI NES —KERSEYS —MIXTUBES —BOLWIAS

The Colors Are thè Season’s Best —BELO LAN —SORKEN r I’() —COPEN

Blankei Bathrobes, 51.98 For gii ls 8 to 14 years. Women’s and Misses’ Sweaters Up to $4.00 rtb -1 Q Q Qualities 1 ( t/0 Smart slipon models in novelty weaves. Salestnen’s samples procured at a price that permits usto offer up to $4.00 qualities at .. $1.98 Kiddies’ Rompere, 58e Of gingham, chamluay, linerie, eie. Many are fancily embroidered. Sizes Ito 6. Exceptional values at.s9£

Men’s AllWool Sweaters $4.-75 $3.95 % $2 95 Shaker and cardigan knits. Coats and slipover styles. Shawl collare and V necks. Heather mixtures, plain oxfords, navy blues, browns and black. The slipovers have contrasting collare, cuffs and butte as. Sizes 34 to 42.

Women’s “Kayser” Italian -g f* Silk Hose $3.00 Quality t Novelty lace stripe, in seal brown, fully reinforced, all sizes. In Our Model Grocery Quality — Service—Moderate Prices Exclusive Distributors for Indianapolis and Vicinity of Park & Tilford’s World’s Best Food Products.

Whole Wheat Bread —thè health bread of thè day, made from wh ile wheat flour with Its naturai flavor, very wholesome, easily digested, 1-pound à oaf 4C Sun-ìit Bakery Specials FRCIT CARE—New Englnnd style, made of choicest fruits rn and nuts, pound...Ì)/C OLD ENGI.ISH PI.UM rCDWMi Sun- r A lit rande, pound... CHRISTMAS R N IC KK X .VCKg. AMI FAM A' CAKES Springerlies, Aids Snaps, Batter Snaps, PfefTernnsse, Cinnnuion Bar, Almoud Bar# and fancy Mararoouß, moderately priced. Fresh Meats PIRE PORR SAC- A A SAóE—Pound...... .LvC ITRKSII HA MBl KGEIt-—i’onnd.. I jC RIU PORR CHOPS— nn Pound ùùC VEAI. CllOPS—round OfC BACON SqCAREA-Mild SU-gar-curcd, , n pound i/C CRBAMEKV BITTER —SunIIt, deilelous, churned fresh from pasteurizad creaui. 1-Pound C7 r cartoli vii-

Christmas Candies Specially Priccd OLD-FASHIONED M I X E D CHRISTMAS CANDIES —Assorted flavors, spe- < n *„ dal . ...5-pound box, SATIN-FINISH R 1 B B O N CANDY —Special (2 ì T - pounda, 25c), pound JID C HIGH -GRADE HONEYCOMB CHOCOLATE C li PS —4O c quality, special, 00 pound Christmas tree ornaments of all kinds. Boxes and attractive glass jars filled with high grade candies. Gay candy canes for thè kiddies.

S MORSI SHOCLDERS Sweet sugar cured, i 7 pound 1 4 C TOWN talf; coffee— A high-grade Bourbon Santos blend (2 on * pounds, óóc), Ib tu'PKFNES California Santa Claras, medium slze, pound LI Z. CL’RRAXTS New Engtish. in bulk, ' o . pound OL C ORANOE OR LBMON 4 A PKEL— Pound ‘iuC ClTßO.V— Genuine yp Torella, pound IjC COCOANVT — Shredded, •}•) In bulk, pound oLC ANGEMQFK— Cft Pound glacé frfit— Assorteci fruiis. 1b..51.50 Cherries or plneapple slices, pound 85C FIGS— Fancy layer or maearonl. ilgs, pound 49C Stewlng flgs. pound.. 27C CHI STER RAIBINS or Fancy tins OJC OATES— Park & Ttlford’s Golden dates, 10-ounce Dromedary dutes, 10-ounce carton 23<i Fard dates, In bulk, 1b.35C POP COEN—Good dry 7 stock, pound *L Complete Xmas assortment of Fresh Fruits. Figs, Dates, Melange, Melba Pears, Stuffed Dates, Ntrawberrles, Almonds, Salted Nuts. Marrou* and Marma'.ade. varlety of dainties and Imported cakr-s very moderately priced.

Santa Claus Is Here to Greet thè Youngsters in TOYLAND

MAMA DOLLS —18 inches high, slx different colora of bloomer dresses, neatly trimmed; capa to match. Saya “Marna” in a roalistic (PO 4Q voice p tuTJ FULLY DRESSED DOLLS— Open and Bhut their eyes, long c irly hair; extra 70/. special i C ATTACK And combination board. FI ve games In one; very interesting. PA special DJC AI R p LANES—With rubber motor, slightly damaged from display, but can easily be repaired; up to $3.50 qualities, rf* -j 4Q while they last BOYS’ TOOL CHESTS —Filled with practical tools, in polished box; $1.25 qual- CO/ ity, while 14 last vìjC CH ILDREN’S WHITE ROCKING CHAIRS —Eight of these, slightly scuffed froin display; up to $4.00 OS.qualities *7Ol. TRICK AUTO—A mechanical wonder; 7Q/ special >)t/C TREE ORNAMENTS Bright colora, imitation fruit; p 10c quality, each DC CH ILDREN S CH AlßS—Strongly construeted, naturai varnish finish; 85c 7Q, DOLL BEDS—Wliite enantaled, gilt knobs; up to $2.50 qualities, S’ 6 : 1 ,95 c TOY WHEELBAR ROW “Ford,” made of heavy sheet Steel, noiseless wheel, flnlshed ili bright red; Jft special t/C

BLUE CORDUROY TROUSERS For Young Men “Rudolph Valentino” bell bottoni with three-button waistband. These are thè blue corduroy trousers young men have been waiting for. —Odd Trousers Dept., Basement.

Béddings, Domestics ISIUON" BITHBOBE BLASKKTS —Will make a splendid Christniiis gift Indiali design. beautiful coior combinations. Complete with froff and cord, for making of robes. $4.75 BL4NKETS— 1 70xS0 inches. fine dose nap; gray, tan, or white, with attractive color strine borderà, Shell ititeli edges; frO AC SS 50 quality, pair V***

INFANTS’ CHIB BT.ANKETS 36x50 inches. extra lieavy, blue or pink, kindergarten design, shell stitchcd ends, tjjfcr $1.50 qualit.v JO WHITE i>l TINO FLANNEIi — 27 inches wide, sof t and nappy. Extra l E",, special, yard ■*>_ heavy t easèle l> O CTI N(i FEANNEE—27 inches wide; pretty ut ripe and plaid 1 7r pattern. 22c quality ■ CNBI.EACHED BHEETINO—--54 inches wide, extra liigh grade; 48e quality, '.e. yard <)u l

Fresh Nut Meats GIANT JORDAN or AI.IONI>B Pound. fi.JJ PECAN HALVES— (1 OC Pound LO JORDAN ALMONDS—( 1 ir Pound $1. 1D BRAZJL SET MEATS—Special, lb OìlC ENGLISH WALNUT AA MEATS—Pound VALENCIA AL- 7C MONDS—Pound I OC FILBEKT9— ir Pound „....4À)C FANCY LCXI’RT GIFT BOXES—6 different assortments of Park & Tilford's quality dalnties makes tfC AA Ideal Xmas gifts^O.Uv 1922 Crop Nuts in Shell EXTRA LARGE JUMBO EXGLISH WAL- 4A NCTS—Pound ‘tdC WASHED BRAZJL ur, NUTS —Pound Uv MIXED NFTS— ! Q Pound IvC SOFT SHELL r A ALMONDS —Pound.... *JUC HARD 8K LL i Q ALMONDS—Pound..-.. AJC SOFT SHELL ENG- QA LISH WALNCTS, 1b..0/C FILBEKTS— OOPound L PAPER SHELL Qf. I’ECASS—Pound...... JJC FANCY FRCIT BASRETS— Filled to order—reasonably priced. —Fifth floer.

“OVER AND UNDER”—The wonderful mechanical toy. See demonstration in Basement Store. Entertaining for both young and old. AA Neatly boxed yliUll DOLL SULKY. —(As pictur- r yfl ed.) With rub- hrffivW ber tires, natural color; |^ ! vi!ll//7l Bpecfally prie- I $1.75 F O O TBALLS —Well stltch- • J ed, heavy rub'Sw 0 sj/ her bladder; will stand hard usage; priced according to siza and quality, at $2.75, QO. $2.50, $1.98, $1.50 and *fOC PURPLE PUP—Exact reproduetion of picture; deoorated in bright colors and piade to wiggle and caper 4vhen pulled along thè floor; every boy and girl will be delighted to have a pup as a pulì toy. BOYS' HAND CARS —Standard raakes in a rango of different patterns and sizes. Inexpensive ut SIO.OO, SB.OO Q 0 GAME OF TREASURE ISLAND —Beautiful bright color, mounted on an extra heavy board. Ask to see this now and interesting game.

AEL-WOOI PEAID BEANKETS “Amana, 66x80 inches: all-wool warp and fllling. thoroughly scoured ; SIO.OO quality, 0g (M) MEO K T AN I) DRAPÉRY <’RET<NXES—Yard wide, medium and dark colora ; flora!, ripe and bird patterns; ■q . 25c quality, yard lif 4 - PILIDW TCBING—O o o d heavy quality, linen finish—--42-inch width, ìa_ 40-inch width, OC#, yard 05^

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