Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 217, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1923 — Page 7

SHYER ESCAPES AFTER STARRING WQMANIN HEART Mrs, Louise Dickerson Killed With Icepick—Husband Witness, SEARCH FOR SUSPECT Detectives sire searching for Artis Bailey, 23, colored. 137 W. Fourteenth St., as a material witness in the slaying of Mrs. Louise Dickerson, colored, 444 W. North St. The woman was stabbed in the heart as she was walking with her husband, Mathew Dickerson, near 717 Indiana Ave.. at 6:15 p. m. Thursday. Dickerson and his wife, police were told, had been separated, but were together most of Thursday. Dickerson told his wife he was going into Ethel’s Beauty Parlor near Indiana Ave. and North St. to get his overcoat and told her to walk up the avenue. When he reached the 600 block, he said, he found his wife quarreling with another man. Dickerson was on the other side of the street. He called to the woman. They walked to California St. and Indiana Ave., where Bailey, who had foUowed them, according to Dickerson, called, “I want io talk to you a minute, Louise." Dickerson said he started to take his wife into 717 Indiana Ave. Dickerson and other witnesses told police Bailey seized Mrs. Dickerson and stabbed her with an ice pick. Dickerson carried his wife into the home of his cousin, Charles Lamont, 717 Indiana Ave., but she was dead. James Field, colored, 436 W. Wabash St., who was standing near the scene of the murder, was charged with vagrancy. Ethel Crawford, colored, 840 N. West St., told police she was the exwife of Bailey and that he at one time cut her throat while they were living at Cleveland. G. 0. P. NEWSPAPER MEN MEET HERE NEXT WEEK Editor of Party Paper Principal Speaker on Program. Two hundred newspaper men are expected to attend the annual midwinter meeting of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association next Thursday and Friday, Jan. 25-6. The principal speaker will be George B. Lockwood, editor of the. National Republican. The sessions will open at the Hotel Severin Thursday morning and will continue through the day with the I reading of papers and discussions of interest to newspaper men. The dis cussions will continue through Frf day. with a banquet in the Riley room of the Claypool Hotel in the evening. Besides "Lockwood, those invited to speak at the banquet include Gov ernor McCray, Senators Watsons an New. Albert J. Beveridge. Mrs. S. E Boys of Plymouth and Miss Etelka Rockenbach, vice chairman of the Re publican State committee.

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the year eclipsed the first half period In point of sales. In other words, 1.005 more care were shipped by the factory from July 1 to Dec, 31 than were shipped between Jan. 1 and June 30, which period included, of course, the natural spring demand. WEDDED 70 YEARS QUINCY, 111., Jan., 19.—Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jacobs of Camp Point ob served their seventieth wedding anniversary. They have occupied the same house in Camp Point for fiftynine years. Although seven children were bom, but one son survives. There are seventeen grandchildren and twenty-four great-grandchildren.

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Newly Arrived Silk Dresses

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Sale Fine Low Shoes for Women

That Will Create a Sensation! —Black patent leather oxfords —Black kid oxfords —Black satin flapper pumps —Black satin fancy strap patterns —Tan calf oxfords Footwear of the finer character—ae* loot as to leathers and fabric*—faultless as to fit!

The price is almost unbelievably low —for such qualities.

Sale! Latest Hits! RECORDS

All the popular hits and classical favorites. 10-inch double-faced records that will play on any phonograph.

Spring Hats? Yes Indeed, Charming Ones for $5

Isn’t that gladsome news. Just when one’s mid-winter hats are beginning to look and feel a trifle passe and when one's entire costume needs a bit of toning up! New hats —really spring-like ones, only $5.00! Small and larger hats of shiny, artfully draped Batavia cloth. Pretty soft hats of bright silks. Tailored ones with dashing cockades of ribbon. Frivolous hats with narrow metal-edged ribbons swirled In flower-llke shapes. All-black hats with drooping feathers. New, bright, pretty millinery—just $5,00. Pettis millinery, iMond door.

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For Women and Misses That, conservatively estimated, should sell from $17.50 to $29.75. Some are touched with fashion ideas of several months ahead. Taffeta, flat crepes and Canton crepes; in black, brown and other favored colors. Trimmed in hosts of charming way, with tinsel ribbon, silk and wool embroidery, etc. We can not urge too strongly the advisability of prompt choosing. Special, $12.75. —Petti* dresses, second floor.

—Black satin colonial pumps —Tan calf sport oxfords —Black calf sport oxfords —Tan kid oxfords —Satin one-strap pumps —Patent leather strap pumps In order that service may be facilitated the shoes will be on tables. you'll want several pairs when you see them. —Fettle shoes, street floor.

Dance Records

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Vocal Records

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New! Leather Hand Bags for Spring, $2.95 Artistically clever, and as one of the most highly ornamental details of smart dress, these new arrivals feature what Is new in the fashion world of leather bags, including the popular pouch bag, which promises great favoritism. In all the wanted colors for spring, $2.95. —Pettis leather goods, street floor. The Fashion Sensation Deauville Scarfs

New Items In Neckwear For Round Neck Dresses and Sweaters Imported lace collars, .imported eyelet collar and cuff sets, in white and ecru. Jl& set3 with colored edges and embroidery, also linen sets with colored embroidery. Priced at 4S£ and 98£ each. —Pettis neckwear, street floor. Imported and Domestic TOILETRIES!

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Yardleys’ English Lavender powder and rouge in black enameled double compact, $1.50. Refills with puffs, 754*.

Azurea face powder, 734*. Loumey Lemon cream, 394*. Imported Orange rouge, 394*. Houbigant’s toilet powders, 934*. Senreco or Kolynos tooth paste, 194*. Palmolive shaving cream, 21<*. Wildroot liquid shampoo, 394*.

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Special for Saturday 98c A special offer in tha popular new dress accessory—a triangular shape scarf in all silk, figured in paisley and oriental colorings. These are large scarfs and can be won, as scarf or sash. Very special, 98c each. Other Deauville scarfs in full squares in all silk and crepe in a wide range of colors and patterns. Priced $2.50 to $5.50. —Pettis neckwear, street floor.

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Every pair pure silk-full-fashioned with lisle toes and heels and double garter tops—new style high heel. Every pair absolutely first quality and knit of a soft, firm, medium weight silk, that guarantees both wear and comfort. Choice of black or cordovan. Special Saturday at $1.69 pair. —Pettis hosiery, street floor.