Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 198, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1922 — Page 7

DEC. 28, 1922

[UH Mi 10 SWEETHEHRT IPPEILSEIITEICE Expectant Mother Must Hang Unless Clemency Plea Is Successful. Uff Vn iteti Presa LOXDOX. Dee. 28.—Appeal of Frederick Edward Bywaters, 20-year-old naval steward, aaglnst sentence o£ death for murder of his sweetheart's husbund, went to thè home secretary todav. baeked by monster petitions eontaining more than a million signatures. Bywaters was sentenc-ed joJntly wth Mrs. Percy Thompson, elght jvars his senior, for murder of her luisband Oct. 4. She is about to become a mother and also appealed. but with few petitions. The lord chief justice refused to eonsider a joint plea for clemency earlier in thè month. The couple vili be hanged together in Penionville jail, Xorth London, unless Bywater’s appeal is succes.sful. Women, attracted hy his youth and by certain disclosures durine thè trial, started thè huge round robin petitions which have gathered thousands of names for eaeh hour they have heen in circuiation. Mrs. Bywaters, aged mother of thè eondenined youth, herself, seeured 15.000 names. The crime was committed Oct. 4. Bywaters admitted having stabbed Thompson who had befriended him. but who had quarreied with his wife eoncerning her friendship with thè young steward. Ile declared he was "no vulgaj assassin’* and that Mrs. Thompson, in whose arms her dying husbajid was sound, was entirely innocent. Despite Mrs. Thompson’s approaching motherhood, it is believcd she will be executed.

THIRTEEH FINEO ON BOGZECHftRGE Penai Sentence of Man With Four Children Is Suspended. Thirteen persons were under sentence today, foliowing conviction on charges of operating biind tigers. Ada and Sani Greenburg were fmed >2OO and costs each and sentenced to sixty days in jail. Frank I.ucid was fined S2OO and eosts. Ralph Updike, judge prò tem., suspended a sixty-day Indiana tifate farm sentence against Edward Pake. 2126 Bloyd Ave., but Pake was fined S2OO and costs. Pake has four children and thè court that was th*' rea son he suspended thè penai sentence. Elsie Ray, who. it was alleged, was fornd intoxicatel in thè city hospital grounds Sept. 3 ft , testifted that Glen Carter, 1049 W. Eighteenth St., sold her a half-pint of white mule for sl. Carter was fined SIOO and costs and sentenced to thirty days in jail. Others fined were: Walter Jones. 8100 and costs; Alfred Farmer, SIOO and costs; James Jordan, SIOO and eosts; Will Doughty, 550 and costs; Vern Miller. SSO and eosts; Edward Mitchell, SSO and costs: Harry Mitchell, SSO and costs. and William Fase, SSO and costs. I Spied Today Xot I ncommon I saw a girl in .i restaurant pow dering her nose, using a high coffee urn as a reflcetor. thereby proving that cjeanliness was not her only re*son for keeping thè pots shining E. S. A Busy Man I saw a man on an E. Washington St. car l?v his lunch beside him on thè seat. A man ran half a block with a half smoked eigar in his hand to board thè ear. The lattei* got on ihe car, opened thè window and threw bis eigar out. closed thè window, spat cn thè floor and sat down on thè man's lunch.—V. .1. Sleight of Hand A little girl at Sunday sehool told thè teacher sbe had swallowed her nickel, just before thè teacher started to take up thè weekly collection S. S. ICE MEN TO MEET The twenty-ninth annua 1 convention of thè Indiana. Ice Dealers’ Associa* Fon will he hold at thè Hotel Sovcrin Feb. 7 and 8. A number of speaker of natiodai prominenee will address thè convention, C. Scott Johnson, executive secretar}*, said. A banquet will be held at thè Hotel Severln thè night of Feb. 7.

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SELLS 48 MILES GFHEfILTHSEALS County Tuberculosis Association Reports Drive Successful. Forty-eight miles of Christmas Seals will have been sold for thè anti-tuber-culosis program by thè time all thè seal lettera have been accounted for. it is believed by officiate of thè Marion : County Tuberculosis Association. Miss j Mary Meyers, executive secretary. today appealed to all householders who have not yet returne-d their seals or checks, to send back one or thè other in thè return enveiopes that went out with thè seals a few weeks ago. “IVe have received 54.622 return enveiopes." said Miss Meyers. "with either checks, bills or unsold seals in thern. Most of thè enveiopes have contained checks or liilis. and.our'sale should be successful. However. there are approximately 25.000 enveiopes stili out. Many of thè persons re ceivine seals. in thè mail use tiiem and neglect to return thè enveiopes with their contributions. Tlie asso- j ciation is anxious to make an early ! start on thè 11*23 anti-tuberculosis program, and will appreeiate thè early ' return of seals or checks. It is important that. if tlie seals are not to he purchased, they he returned. as we are held accountahle for them. “If thè retums continue as they have been witli regard to tlie per centage of purchases, our sale will reach probably 3.000.000 seals. That number was our goal for 1922, and

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is thè basis of our plans for preventive and educational work in 1923. It means forty-eight miles of Christmas Seals, purchased and pasted on Christmas mail. The three million. pennies will go a long way toward further and continued reduetion of tho tuberculosis death rate in Marion County.” | A Stubborn Cough ? £ Loosens Right Vp ì V Thi* heme-mode rem ed y 1* • sga- T •ì* der for quirk resulta. E**lly T *l* and cheaplj mdr, TTeie is n home-iuade syrup which milhons of people have sound to he thè most dopendablo means of hneaklng up stubborn ooughs. It is cheap and siilipie, but verv protnpt in action. Under ;tn henling, soothing infliienoe. chest soreriess goes. phbgm loosens, hreathlng be couies easier, tlckiing in throat stops and you got a stomi nigbt's restful sleep. The usuai throat and chest colds are con quered by it in 24 honrs or Ics*. Nothlng batter for bronchiti*, hoarseness, spas modic croup, throat tiekle or wintc* coughs. To make thls splendid cough syrup, pour ita ounces of Ulne* into a plnt botile and fili thè borile wtth plain granulatcd sugar syrup and sbak thoroughly. If you pre/or use ciarltied molasse*, honey. or corn syrup, Instead of sugar syrup Kit her way, you got a full plnt—a famlly supply—of much better cough syrup than you could buy ready, maile for three timos thè money. Keeps perfectiy and children love Its pleasnnt teste. Pine* is .< special and highly coneentrated compound of genuine S'or-way pine extract. known thè world over for its protin t beatine offcct upon ttic menibranes. To avoid dls.appointment ask your druggist for "2'-j ounces of Pine*" with full directlons, and don't aecept anythiiig else, liuaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded. The Pine* Co., Ff. Way ne, Ind.—Adver-

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£• DOWN STAI RS § M. afAYRES’ M. The End of I? f\ XX thè Year IL. U. IVI. End-of-the-M.onth, End-of-thè- Year Sale —A Big Merchandising Occasion in thè Downstairs Store. Hundreds of Reai Bargains Await thè AsterChristmas Shopper. E. O. M. Means a “Saving Sale.”

_ m MEN’S © JOB SHIRT Of Plain and Corded Madras Every Shirt a Bargain Men’s shirta in all kinds of fllripes and color designa, plain or corded madras, present a roal saving tu thè thriftv buyer. All tliese shirts are in good condition. Made by high-grade shirt makers. ‘io o ,l style. Flood in quality and materials used.

DRESSESSIA£2 250 Ri 1 k a nel wool dresses in our pre-inventory salo of Canton crepes. crepe do chine*, tafFetas, satina. sky drift Poirot twills and serges. Therc is a largo solpction of stylos lo cimose from; sizcs ranging from 16 to 46. All at bargain prices. Sport Coats Silk Dresses Fifty coats, sport styles, JB Fifty Silk dresses, niostin short lengths only, belt- lv ono style. These dresses ed models with pockets. Excep- bave been reduced far below mantional values for the pricc. Rad- ufacturc eost. F.very oue a reai icaily reduced to sale price. bargain. Sizcs 16 to 40. For the School Girl or Young Business Girl 100 Coats *s= w Suits A 100 Coats in sport styles, mostly hcrring- E 0 M Sale in thcge suitß bones, buck suerìes, niixtures, fur trimmed includes fifty jersey sport * ’ ’ suits of fine quality, nicely and plain. Sale also includes plushes of made, in Tuxedo belted coats, 1 1 with skirts havmg two ueat value. Prices on tliesc coats bave been slashcd. pockets. \ aiuos worth far more than thè sale price. Sizes 16 to 42. 25 Kit Fox Scarfs s*Ji.9s Twenty-fiv© kit fox scarfs. fin© workmanship. largo and sorv- —“ iceablo sklns with large busliy tails. These scarfs havo been rad- A K Icaily reduced to —

Bargain Tables Over the entirc basement our runimagc tables bave been a center of attraction. These tables will continue tomorrow and Saturday. All are bcing replenished with seasonable merchandise at bargain prices. P>e tire to look for these tables, every one liolds hundreds of saving items. .

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E. O. M. SHOES 875 Pairs for Women and Girls Tatent. leather beige, ’-i one-strap; brown and black calf and kid lare oxfords and Rtraps with Cuban, military and low heels. Exceptional values; sizes 3 to 8. Plenty of larga sizes and wide widths. High Shoes for Women Black kid and calf, brown calf and kid lare shoes, ateo paaf nt leather. broken lincs oid o 'dxairs have all been greatly roduced for quick clearance; sizes 2 , /i* to 5.

E. O. M. Shoe Bargain Table A special bargain table of odds and ends and broken linea in high and low shoes for women will be one of thè features of thè sale. Some are soiled, a few* are damaged, but all aro wonderful values /U/ radicali}' reduced • A good rango of sizes will be on tnis table—from 3 to 7.

Clearance of high and lorv shoes for women and children. All are exceptional values radicali}’ reduced. $1.95 For Misses and Children Velour calf lace shoes, Engllsh and hroad toes, solid leather soles and heels. Por dress and school wear. Reai values; in size3 9 to 12. For Boy* Black calf lace shoes, Engllsh and hroad toe, solid leather soles, very serviceabla, sizes 9 to lt4- Don’t miss this opportunity of selecting two or more pairs of these rara values.

Millinery Radically Reduced Lyons and panne velvets in a good assortment, reduced for quick e p selline, at

E.O.M.in Y ard Goods

Sheets, SI.OO Our entire forward stock of wIUU sheets, regardless of former price, on sale for sl. Reason: Soiled; sizes 76x&6, 81x90 and Slx99. 36-In. Outing Flannel In short lengths -j r up to ten yards. iOC Fancy stripo patterns over light grounds. Selection also includes all white flannel. Both kiuds heavy nap.

Yard Goods Bargain 1 able A whole table loaded down with odds and ends from all over thè department, for a final clearance of domestica.

Boys’ Outing Flannel Nightshirts Mafie of fin© quality outing flannel, in f \ rogulation style; just like “Dad’s”; rango of sizcs. six to sixteen years i Boys’ Outing Flannel Pajamas E. O. M. Sale includes both one and two- \ piece style, neatly trimmed with fiber silk fL*|l frogs at buttonholes; sizes 6 to 16 years. Boys’ Sweaters Both in slipover and coat styles. with large roomy three-piece shawl collar; can be but- (h QC toned closely around the neck. Plain colora p and combinations. This is a very special offer Men’s and Youths’ Raincoats Single-breasted and slash pockets, belted and fully rubberized tliroughout. Edges and <h yr seams strongly piped and stitched. Fifty of tg •/ D these, in sizes for men and boys. 3uitable for work or dress wear Boys’ Winter Over coats Both Russian and ulster styles. These coats are double-breasted and buttoned as Af| well as fully !in|d throughout. Many of these coats are In four-pocket styles, some % with fur collars

Odd Lots of Women's Outing Flannel Gowns Going 3t bargain prices. All are in fancy pattems, well fieeeed and beavy A*eight. Sizes 16 and 17, at _79c Women’s and Misses f Tuxedo Sweaters AH wool, In novelty weaves. A special purchase enables ns to offer this price. These sweaters are In black, qq brown and navy 1 ,jO Bargains in Children s Wear Thirty-five children’s all-wool coat3 to go at great bargain prices. Size3 two to six jears. These are all in very fine styles and ex- OC cellent values Sf.OD Children’s wool hose, threequarter lengths, in tan with fancy colored tops; all first quality goods. AU to go at very special price of ùoC Compositìon Ivory 200 Pieces of composition ivory reduced to thè special price of 75C. There is a larga issortment of pieces yr Dn this table for ...|DC Leather Brief Cases Reduced. all remaining stock of genuine eowhide leather brief cases and sinaller sizes for lawyers. reduced $1.33, $1.84

Bleached Muslins and Nainsooks These are all 7 yj in 1-yard length3, • C former salesmen's samples. Come in suitable lengths for pillowcases, crib sheets, undergarments, chUdren's garments, etc. Limit tento a customer. Pure Linen Crash „\v: c v: 20c Yd. bleached. splendid for hand, roller or tea towels.

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