Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 247, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1923 — Page 3

FRIDAY, FEB. 23, 1923

BLAOKHAND GANG SUSPECTS AGE TO FACE CHARGES Extradition Papers Signed by Men and Women Arrested Here. Extradition papers were signed today by the two men and two women arrested here as suspected members of an alleged blackhand murder gang in Charleston, W. Va.. and they were scheduled to start their return in custody of Police Chief Laco Wolf and Detective J. S. Siers of Charleston to face trial. The authorities said they were positive the four are the ones wanted in the investigation of a Maffla charged with twelve diabolical killings and plans for numerous other murders. The officers said they were positive the four are wanted in the investigation of a Maffia charged with twelve killings and plans for other murders. Chief Wolf alleges Sam Muratore. one of the prisoners, was a leader of the gang. He is under indictment In Clarksburg on the charge of murdering James Papara Jan. 20 and three other murder charges are pending against him, Wolf said. Tor.y Tonelle, also known as Romanda, and Mary Norman are scheduled to be tried on murder charges, according to Wolf. Lucille White will be tried on the charge of being an accessory before the fact, he said. White Slavery Charged Objects of the alleged Maffia are said by Wolf to have been revealed by authorities. He said they discovered members of the gang had kept American girls in their custody by threats of death and had sold them into white slavery and collected their earnings, was revealed. Mammoth blackmail plots to take huge sums of money from foreigners are charged. It is alleged the gang planned to lure officers to a house on Kelly Hill on the pretext of capturing a moonshine still and to blow them up. A diabolical plot to murder eight Harrison County citizens, among them a minister, four merchants and the chief of police of Fairmount, W. Va., is alleged. Expect to Solve Mystery With the arrests police expect at least three of a series of seven mys- i tery murders in Harison County i will be cleared up and light shed on ! the other four. Just previous to the series of arrests the chief of police, detectives and the sheriff of Harrison County laid plans for a round-up of the alleged member of the Maffia. Close to a score of men have been arrested, but all, with the exception of nine, have been or soon will be released. Movie Proves Exciting By Times Special HAMMOND, Ind., Feb. 23. —Overwrought by scenes in a sensational picture at a theater, Mrs. F. F. Fisk was stricken with apoplexy. She may lie.

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yg s6*oo Women’s Spring m/7 ; Colonial Slippers - \ Women’s $6.00 most! W popular Spring Slip- (P Q Q gr per on sale. Patent ■ XX leathers and satin' Jg f V?\J W ■' styles. Beaded i ||| ’’ satin brocaded ' and patent combinations. Boys’ Shoe Clean-Up $3.00 Girls’ Shoes Brown and black I dj 4 Qp Patent leather Scuf A nr calfskin, in English r O fers, English walking ( <? | .0) and blucher styles. I J, ===== shoes and nature! I Some with rubber/ form last. Sizes 8%/ heels. Sizes 10 to 13%, 1 to 6. to 11, 11% to 2

Saturday—LAST DAY of the Clean-Up Sales &

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Final Clean-Up of All Winter Coats! Women’s SSO, S4O and $35 High-Grade COATS and WRAPS • M Also Spring Capes Are Included i| Fur Trimmed \ A* / Car ecu! m t' w A ,j Beaverette i Ifj ~ BMf (cAlf/ !fA Moufflon \ M m m jfA / ll ie * opossum Elegantly fashioned in the season’s smartest styles HK||| ,<! ft Fashona, Normandie, Yalama, Pj‘s Ormendale, Bolivia, Seal Plush ~'y' ij ||| Ul The most fashionable ereations. Our very best values. All Ij \\ y poing in this Final Clean-Up. It’s a good time to buy, for y prices will be much higher next year. | - Women*s and Misses * Sizes, 16 to 44 Stylish Stout Sizes, 46 to 56 Final Clean-Up of Women s Clean-Up of $25 Women s SILK PLUSH COATS Cloth and Plush Coats Fur and Self Trimmed \ a nrv U ’* Ur ' rtmme d / ‘“8 fP* / fX.UU Another group-of Winter Coats must ? H L. slo and S2O values at the start of the ** UB go Saturday. Qualities that formerly / I season. Developed of lustrous high < f B old up to $25. Fine materials fur ) iQ & pile fabric, fancy lined. Special in the ) fabrics and seal plushes, at 7 Final Clean-Up Sale at ... , ’ Women s Sizes, 16 to 44 Women’s Sizes, 16 to 44 STOUT SIZES, 46 to 56

Final Clean-Up Sale jSjfcs sls Girls’ Fur Trimmed COATS Sizes /$ Xj .75 ‘H 2to 14 \ 44= Years X 1 / \ \ Every Girls’ Winter Coat must go iil 1 1 \ V j this Saturday. They are fashionH, j ifffl ably made of Broadcloth and 89;/ Velour. Colors are navy, brown, eflf tan and rose. . S Spring Skirt Sale Prunellas f$ O .95 Novelties t French Serges / These Skirts were purchased early in the season at big concessions. You will find values displayed here worth up to $7.50. ji i Plain colors, checks and stripes. Sizes fj 1 \ 26 to 32. v Stout Sizes, 34 to 52

Irresistible Values in New Spring DRESSES New, Different and Superior Qualities at New Taffetas Printed Silks J WPPpJ? Crepe de Chines f Lustrous Satins /iff Smart Jerseys , • Ajj&M Wool Crepes \ fjm M and Tricotines UfhM Dresses for Street, Afternoon, Business and Other Occasions In fact all the styles, trimmings and materials that you will see fashionable women wearing this Spring is represented here. It is the result of a remarkable purchase. The manufacturer was anxious to start liis Spring business. These values will make you anxious to wear the new styles. We especially invite stout women to attend this sale. Women sand Misses ’ Sizes, 16 to 44 Stylish Stout Sizes, 46 to 56

Watch Us \ V n Greater Values Grow! Every Day!

Clean-(Jp Sale of All Winter J§| House Dresses Former $3 Values Reduced to Ginghams and J "fll jHHMgR&g Percales I s| j Up to 46 Size \ ,k / Made by reliable firms who are known for l / superior workmanship and styling. Frocks mHjpfftl j^ 1 ) made of fine ginghams and percales, in jWfprapa neat checks and plaid patterns—trimmed Organdie, Pique, Piping and self nm--4 Good Time to Buy /\§Pli! k3§|jfr y Th ose Need ed Dresses While the Price Is Rod* Bottom! mEßtjffiEgMg Rjß|jl|i|a) j ! fJU Many of these Dresses are sc cleverly styled 1 I I/I that they are not J ust limited to your house, Ullrafi MWttffif I if I but can be worn to do your morning market'.l lit rfl ing. All colors and sizes to 46.

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Store Open Saturday Till 9 P. M,

Men’s Ribbed or Fleece Lined J Jpl Union Suits | ■ ft B J Long sleeves, ankle length. \ A heavy ribbed or fleece lined WM Unions of superior quality. BLa Sacrificed to clean up Saturday. Men’s Stifel Blue and Blue Chambray flj| Work Shirts Regular j / A SI.OO hll/* Quality )Vr %J Cut amply fui 1 to size, of fast color material. Well tailored. A remarkable value Saturday.

gii (~k Purchase and Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Slip-On Sweaters All-Wool ) *f $3.00 *P | •Oai Quality The increased Spring Sweater demand has resulted in countless new ideas which are displayed in this low priced group tomorrow. All colors. Sizes for girls 6 to 14 and for misses and women up to 44. Tuxedo Sweaters Clean-up of Women’s Wool ' Tv uxedos, \ A qq Angora and Slynx trimmed. A .imitedfjp 9 ,uO number of $5 silk fibers are included at ? £, Women’s Angora WOOL SCARFS Heavj Fleeced Scarfs, of all-wool yarn, 1d oo extra full and wide, with belt, pockets and (p | ,JO fringe trimming. Choose from many love-. I ly colors ) *

Rock-Bottom Prices Now! Men! 2-Pants 5 U ITS J 1 Also All-Wool Whipcord 4 Topcoats Reducecd to ia.lll 0.75 Up. While 150 i la, 1” Bmfm Last Saturday ’ J&. W Present prices of woolens are much above what they were msß Tf|!lg§o|i when these Suits were ordered. The real thrifty fellow, who practices economy, will be here early. 'I he extra trousers doubles their value. Wanted colors and styles. All Sizes for Men and Young Men wlm \t Choice-of-the-House Auto Brand PLAID - BACK OVERCOATS Cosr N d 0 “ r o ; > k y s^e ats Every Winter Overcoat must be sold —none. . r carried over. Many coats offered here sold / $ | 75 of Heavy i f* AA for three times as much at the start of the >*r 1 Corduroy, season. Buy now. Prices will be higher next \ M* ' i %$ vear J I Worth $lO )

Now for the Final Clean-Up 84 Boys’Overcoats JL Chinchillas, Kerseys , Broadcloth \ A i C 10 Smart looking, all-wool Coats for (he little fellows, fJR jB I Panel backs, belted, patch pockets, plains and fancies. / T W* The values are sensational, as every cox.t must bo sold. 1 & Sizes 2to 8 Years J ssd 25 Boys’ Crompton ?£jk Clean-Up Corduroy Suits °* B°y s ’ Clean-up of those 69 -Fi €\ g /'I •- water and wearproof / v ft- A**# QlllC .IIIITC Suits. Norfolk styles. ) M Jl LI 11.0 Boys’ $8.50 Mackinaws Y Winter j dj M 7 C ils Mackinaws. 'Must) O 4-9 Weight ! y ft® • ® go this Saturday. Sizes Full Lined , O,"— Bto 17 3™"- )_ Yj * jpants \ $3.00 Hats and Cans -■§** rr . , . . . Wf < J These are just the right weight cashmeres Choice of the house of |C 1 AQ W f or a [j year-round wear. New Norfolk and all Boys’ Winter Hats) I * ~/f Sport styles, plains, fancys and mixtures—and Caps. ) an d 2 pair of lined pants.

Clean-Up 75 Pairs of Men’s Lined Corduroy Pants^^K Up to $6.95 values. Wide j £ RQ and narrow wale cordu- ' S' ( ll x % roys. Tailored to give ex- J p] eellent service. All sizes. ) fed! > Sweet Orr, Carhartt 500 Pairs Cones if \|l and Lee’s Overalls Boss Overalls and m \| | and OP Jackets, ‘52.25 J. ::} 'll Jackets Value. /fC 40** Large Sizes 10% Extra i Clean-Up. vLW -

Remarkable Sale of Spring Suits m. That Will Bring $25 Later On Tailored ) Box and g Blouse . gJS ga Models ) HI WB Fashioned of All-Wool Tricotine To start the season early the manufacturer sacrificed half his profits—we are doing fp||j|ik likewise. Buy one of these stunning mod- Kpjjia els now and get a full season’s wear. g|||l||l Every garment is splendidly tailored and l§Pf®“\Y beautifully silk lined. dX \\ Women’s Sizes, 16 to 44 \ Featuring the Newest Styles in HATS ! JNew Tagal Braid Hats With :j Naere Ostrich ; ; $ 4.7S' | Tagal and Visca braid, Faille, I; Taffeta, Milan, Haircloth and Spun j; Straw. These are the smartest fabrics :j in Spring Millinery. Newest and most ;| fascinating of all arc the Tagal Braid j; Hats, which have facings or side \ crowns of Canton Crepe and trimmed > with Nacre Ostrich. An advantageous purchase results in !; most unusual values for Saturday. <

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