Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 192, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1922 — Page 14

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POLICE SEDRCH FOR OESTH d Unidentified Motorist Fataliy Injures Woman. As thè result o£ injuries suffered in an automobile accident Mrs. William Gfisel, 4 1> living north of New Palestine, died at thè Methodist Hospital at 4 a. m. today. Mrs. Geisel, passenger in a Greenfleld bus, left it to walk to her home last evening. As she stepped behind thè bus, she walked into thè pathos an automobile and was knocked down, j Her skull was fractured, and both of her lega were broken. The driver of thè automobile stopped and told passengers of thè bus his name was Lioyd. He left immediately, driving in thè direction of Indianapolis. Poliee were searching for him today. Dr. Paul Robinson, coroner, is making an investigation. WICKS ELECTED HEAD OF ORDER OF STAGS Indianapolis Drove Chooses New List of OfTicers. Indianapolis Drove. No. 3 52. Order of Stags. has elected .lames \V. Wicks exalted director for thè ensuing year. Other officers chosen were O. A. Wamsley, prelato: George Shirley, i senior warden; H. !.. Foreman, junior warden; F. L. Boston, inner guard; Frank Stoner, outer guard; J. P. Sriscoe, trustee: H. H. Smith, treasurer; Newell W. Ward, recorder.

Quality Gifts Without Extravagance Hore vou will finti an array of trulv quality gifts beautiful, useful, eeonomieal. No > matter how much or how little you wisli to I j spenti, you will finti an article bere that will I ! come within your allowance and will be both Imc I I artistic and express thè sentimcnt desired. jg|f_J j Candy Jars, in Lusterwear OOó and up I ' Ash raj * 3 50<* and tip JeSfr Lusterwear Fruit Dishes, all eolors, complete with base, .i?* 1.80 Orientai Incense Burners 850 and up - Japanese Flower Vases 81.00 gngrr: Candlesticks of all descriptlon l 81.50 and up Bookends (polvchrome) 85.50 and up ~n Lusterwear Vases, all eolors and shades 81.00 and up Smoking Stands front 82.50 and up ì! Tables, in polychrome and mahogany 88.00 and up e Adjustable Floor Reading Lampa 87.00 1 ' ti Swing Picture Frames 81.50 up I ■■ - . m ff Mirrors priced from 80.75 and up Jj i* | Compote Seta. two polychrome candlesticks and jj bowl 85.50 and up Artiflcial Fruit (bananas, pears. peaches, apples, oranges and piuma), each 75 c MANY OTHER ART NOVELTIES REASONABLY PRICED 223-225 East Ohio East Ohio Street Street The Store of Courteous Service

ONE-DAY SALE Friday Only 700 Imported Dolls §We have taken over ibis lot of imported dolls and are sellili# them at 50e. on thè dollar. The dnty on these <lolls exceeds our sellili# priee. Tliey are fuily jointed, witli wigs and moving eyes. These dolls are 18 to 30 inclics tali. $7, SS and $9 Values We Aiso Offer These Leaders in Lampi for Friday and Saturday Sanders’ New Store 109-111 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET ONLY ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF WASHINGTON STREET

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POP TOLD MÀW WHEN SHE J BOUGHT HIS CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO MAKE IT AS LIGHTON HIM AS POSSIBLEÌ

Of course your baby ha* aid or dono fomething just as clevrr as those reported in this coluran. . Write it on a postcard and end it to thè Baby Mine Kditor of The Times and share your churkle* with thè rest. Mebbe Junior was visiting me while I was ili. Suddenly looking at thè wlndow near thè bed, he sald, “Gee, auntie, if anybody would see me, they'd think I was thè doctor." —B, L. M. Friend at Court John was naughty. I told him to be good or Santa Ciaus wouldn’t bring him a single thing. He was qulet a while and then said. ‘‘l haven’t had enough olds (birthdays) yet for Santy to hear about me. but thè postmun's my friend aiid you’ll see he'll bring me things.”—L. F. Boasts of Badness Clarence had been running away, so thè front gate was tied. A visitor Corning in left thè ropa off. Clarence carne luto thè house and edged over to thè guest, whispering: "You left

No Burglars A burglar alami was turned on accidentally at thè Washington Bank, Washington St. and Senate Ave., laat night. The poliee emergency squad investigated.

thè gate untied and I’il run off egain.”—J. A. • He Who I.auglis Cast A light snowfall carne and Peggy Ann got her sled out. She was oxhibiting how she would slide down hlll lying fiat on her stomach on thè sled, but her mother objected st muously to her sliding in that fashion. •‘Only boys slide that way,” she told Peggi'. “All thè little girls do, too,” Peggy returned, whereupon her mother said, firmly, “Daughter, when I was a little girl only boys slid that way; thè little girls sat up on their sieda and steered with their feet, not their hands!” “Well,” sang out Peggy Ann, j&untily, “tliem days is gone forever!” —E. C. B. BOY’S CLUB HEAD TAKES JUVENILE WORK IN EAST Will Wertz, superintendent of thè Indianapolis Boys’ Club, was back today from New York, where he took a six weeks' course in juvenile dolinqueney at Columbia University. The course was given under thè auspices of thè International Boys’ Club Fed cration and thè Teaclu rs’ Colitioif the university. /■ Wertz was awarded a special certificate for making the highest ree otd of those taking the course. Ile also visited boys’ clubs in Boston, Worcester, Fall River and Philadel phia.

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ARREST JEWELERS ON BLIND TIGER CHARGES Poliee Finti Liquor In Auto Parked* at Street Corner. When a poliee squad sound an automobile parked at Randolph and New York Sts. today they arrested men registering as J. A. Mitchel’., 32, jeweler, CIO E. Thirty-First St , and Fred Lang, 25, Jeweler, 702 N. Meridian St., charging them with operating a blind tiger. In the car poliee said they sound a quart bottle partly filled with gin, an ernpty whisky bottle, a bottle half full of wine, and a glass. FINE EX-COP’S SON Blind tiger charges against Patrick Foran, 4C, ex-policeman, 909 S. Meridian St., were discharged in city court. John Foran, son of Patrick Foran, said ho owned the liquor, and John was fìnod SSO and costs.

Useful Gifts atTHRìFT Prices! Women's Beautiful Juliet SLIPPERS Fur and rihbon trimmed Jullets; in all popu- J H J $ 1 50 lar eolors; llexible leather soles and low heels. I àlidi I* -, ; Women’s Quilted SATIN SLIPPERS "V". > '• . Beautiful quilted satin slippers, with attractive pompon*. 0 andati Women’s FELT MOCCASINS Fancy felt slippers, with padded leafh- s >- •r sole* A wiil • variety vf eolors auU /Nx coiubluatlons. > ' It*-''1 t*-'' . yS/' 75c s 1 other prettv soli slippers; in Men’s Popular Leather SLIPPERS Op.ni, K.iii .mi . _ _ y .50 7T —Children’s SLIPPERS i ‘ j \TJL \\ 1JB? Cute little Juliet Slippers. fur nnd rihbon t J,trinimeli. Itootees and Felt Moceaslns at — 50c 75c ‘1 this store is W \ OPEN EVENINGS “ { N; UNTIL CHRISTMAS

STYLISH FOOTWEAR For Men and Women r ~ / Wotnen’s Co- } v\ ns Shos, li>!ii:il I*iinipd. \ / 5.4 iì " re s b Shoes, Strili Sllppers, Broglici and l*at-Shof-H and Ox \ Ire-. rnt Lenther Oxfords. Also Girla’ ‘ fonia; alio xvork Mlsses’ and Infanti' shoos. Boys’ si'hool Footwear. and dress shoes. QUICK SERVICE—PLENTY OF SALESPEOPLE We Are Open Evenings Until Christmas STORI BOOTS $9 PR A fine gift for children and boys. Sturdy, AMn IFP Jpt“* I serviceable boots, ma de of soft elkskin, /vv \ vvith heavy soles. Cbildren's and youths’ Òl sizes, from $2 to .s:ì. JSV \ BOYS’ SIZES, $3 and $4 THHIFT ì ! SHOE STORE I WERCHANTS 3AMK 3LDG.-OOWN STAÌR3 \ WASHINGTON AND MERIDIAN STREETS

AUTOMOBILE STOLEN The automobile of L. L. Spabey, 2608 Shelby St., was stolen while parked on Georgia St., near Illinois St. last night.

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DEC. 21, 1922

tauléls Cor. Washington and Delaware St*. Headquarters for Xmas Candies Xmas Suggestions | Dadies’ House Slippers, all colora... ,95* : Ladies’ SI.OO Wool Hosiery 40c i Men’s Wool Hose, 75c and $1 vaine...49c AH artieles in Xmas boxe 3. Bornstein Bros. 407 to 411 West Washington Street. -th e -B es t-Thcre-J s On the Best Guarantee In th* World That Your Glasse* Will Flt l’ay-As-Yoii-Wcar-Them A Guarantee of Fit and of Quality DR. C. R. WEST | 242 Indiana Ave. l’ia/.a Hotel Bld*. Hiiif Block Ohio and 111. Out of thè liigli-Kent Distrlct.