Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 277, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1923 — Page 20

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GIRL KILLS RICH CONTRACTOR, THEN SHOOTS HERSELF Double Tragedy in Downtown Office of Wealthy New Yorker, By United Press NEW YORK, March 30.—Frederick W; Burnham, wealthy New York contractor, died today from a bullet wound inflicted by Helen Zeigler, who shot him and killed herself upon discovering he was married. Burnham lived with his wife in a fashionable residential section of Dob bin's Ferry. Miss Zeigler, who was 26, lived with her parents. The young woman had informed friends she “could marry Burnham at any time.” Sudden disclosure of the fact he was married is believed to have driven her temporarily insane. Miss Zeigler went to Burnham's office yesterday afternoon. She obtained admittance and laid in wait for the contractor for two hours. When i he entered she engaged him in whis 1 pored conversation and then shot him with an ancient Derringer pistol, turn ing the weapon upon herself, dying instantly. Burnham lived until today. TWO AiR SPEED RECORDS BROKEN Velocity of 240 Miles an Hour Obtained at Dayton, By Unit'd .Wtr* DATTON, Ohio, March 30—The world's airplane speed record was broken here twice Thursday within a short time. When the exhaust fumes cleared away, the laurels finally rested with Lieut. L. J. Maitlarf who fhw four laps at a rate of 240 miles an'hour. A few minutes earlier Lieut. R. L. Maugnan had set h!s second world's speed record in forty-eight hours, flying at 236 miles an hour. Tuesday Maugnan fled at 233.87 mile3 an hour. -The record made by the Frenchman, Sadi-Lecointe, of 233.01 miles an hour several months ago i3 thus shattered for the third time in two days. Maitland's new mark was made ever a course of 3,300 feet. ELEVEN MEN HELD IN RAID PoTiee Allege Craps Came—Pair of lWre and $2.38 Seized as Evidence. Ten colored men and one white man were scheduled to appear In city court today to answer charges of gaming and visiting a gambling house. Harry Prince, 24, colored, 732 Coulton St., was charged with keeping a gambling house. Tbe white man caught in the raid was William Carey, 30, of 329 Kentucky Ave. Lieutenant Anderson and his SQUad raided the Coulton St. address where the police claim they found a, craps game in progress. They said they obtained $2.35 and a pair of dice as evidence. Boy Charged With Theft 7 4-year-old boy was under arre3t today charged with stealing a watch from the home of Miss Era Armbuster, 832 Ashland Ave., Thursday. The boy was a helper for an electrical worker who was making some repairs at the house. Police recovered the watch. Perfection Butter Mokes Klditas, Grow.—Adr.

EASTER SPECIALS Quality Tires and Supplies at Low Prices It ia the final cost that really counts In the things you buy. Quaker Tires win wear out but they Lake their time about it. ffA Quaker TIRES "V . Handmade Tempered Rubber Tread p Guaranteed 6,000 Miles P List Special n Price. Size. Price. *T3 h/"5 y $11.95 30x3 Plain Fabric.sß.3s q y $14.65 30x3i/ 2 N. S. U £ r Fabric 510.45 O a y - $23.85 32x4 N. S. Os . y Fabric. - 517.75 J s*|i : and $33.80 33x4 N. S. Cord . $24.85 |"| j $19.85 31x4 India C0rd.§17.75 3 11" ! $37.90 32x4 N. S. 5 i || : India Cord §29.75 £- J : $37.15 33x4 N. S. Norwalk © Cord -§26.55 Cords Guaranteed 10,000 Miles. Other Sizes Not Listed Sold in Proportion Saturday Specials Goods listed below are special for Friday and Saturday only. Gillette TIRES TUBES Guaranteed 6,000 miles. First quality—Extra heavy 30x3 I C 30x3% .-.91.59 illir 30x3% heavy '***$ — Sl.f’s A. 2-piece carbon gray tube a# SU Anchor’Giant ; extra heavy oiU proof, %-ineh, only . .40^ 50c Everloc Patching. . . . 19c $3.50 Sun Visor (black or green) . ... . $3.00 Changing and Mounting Fra*. OPEN SATURDAY EVENING TILL 9 O’CLOCK Special Prices on Auto Supplies “QCAL.ITY CONSIDERED, WE SELL IT FOR LESS” Citizens Auto Supply Cos. Now Located 126-128 .E. New York St.

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The value of a hat, a shirt, and a pair of £beks, added together, give the value of a pair of shoes, $6.75. If the prices of the hat, the shirt, and the socks are multiplied together, the result is again the value of the shoes. The hat and the shirt are both worth the 6ame. What is the price of the various articles? Yesterday's answer: The course from 1 to 12, following the lines in the diagram, and touching every circle once only, is as follows: 1 to 7, to 9, to 2, to 8, to 10, to 3, to 5, to 11. to 4 to 6 to 12. THEFT COMPLAINT LEADS TO ARREST John E, Hamilton Held on Grand Larceny Charge, John E. Hamilton, 27, of 412 X. Delaware St., alleged to have stolen money from his mother-in-law, Mrs. Ellen B. Bunion, awaited hearing In city court today, charged with grand larceny.

Police received a complaint at 7 p. m. Thursday that a man had entered ' the home of Mrs. Gunion, 412 N'. D"la ware St., and stolen a purse contain j ing $43, a diamond ring valued at SIOO and a watch valued at $35. Ham i'ton said be saw a thief enter the ; house and that he pursued him. lie : said the man ran between two houses. I Police investigated and claim they : found no one, but a few minutes later Hamilton said he found some j papers that were In the purse. When Detective Englobrlght fin'd he saw Hamilton drop a $lO bill, Ham - ilton was Arrested. The purse, con raining the ring ar, 1 the remainder of the money, was found near a fence, it was said. ASSETS WILL BE SOLD Salo of assets of the Indiana Na tion.il Life Insurance Company, now in receivership, was set for Monday by Judge Sidney S Miller, Superior Court, room 3. Three classes of bids will be asked. They will tie on assets, including the written cfTusir.ess and reserve, or. reinsurance of all h*iincss in force and tiie third on a reinsurance o? business and reserve and any part of the assets. The saie tv;!! be held in t'-ie law office of Matson. Carter, HoJi & McCord, 947 Consolidated building. Remember Tonsiline TONSILINE is the National Sore Tbroat Remedy—it is told in (-cry ; State in the Union. Most people buy a bottle occasionally because most | people occasionally have Sore 'Throat. They buy it for the prompt, welcom. relief il brings to sufferers from tuintalady. You tan forget Sore Throat if j you will ouly remember TONSiLINL r.ni get the bottle NOW that j T.\its for you at your druggists, Look for the-long necked i fellow on the bottle when you 2 get it. V i;j S5 cents and 60 cents. Hos- L.l pital Siac, SI.OO. U

EASTERSHOPPING SHOWS GAIN OVER '22, DEALERS SAY More and Better Clothing and Millinery Being Purchased, Pre-Easter business In the clothing, furnishing and millinery lines shows a marked increase over last year, retail merchants agreed today. One men’s clothing merchant pointed out that not only Is the volume of trade considerably larger but the qualify of merchandise sold Is improved. Higher priced suits are more popular than tfie cheaper ones, he said. Women's dresses, tailored suits and capes show a phenomenal growth in volume" in number of sales. Capes are especially popular this year, merchants say. King Tut dresses are selling rapidly. Millinery business is booming, merchants say. Styles are varied. Hats are created for the taste of* the individual rather than according to any hard and fast style. Prices, although somewhat lower than last year, show a large range. Downtown florists say the Easter spirit is being expressed with flower* more than ever before. Lilies are most popular. Trices are about $3.75 for the average plant.

GOLDS THAT DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Chronic coughs and persistent colds j lead to serious trouble. You can j stop them now with Creomulsion, an , emulsified creosote that Is pleasant to take. Creomulsion Is anew medical discovery with twofold action: it soothes and lieals the Inflamed membranes and kills the genn. Os ail known thugs. creosote Is recognized by the medical fraternity ~e the greatest healing ageucy for the treatment of chronic coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the lnfbimed membranes and stop the irritalon, whllo the creosote goes on to :l,e stomach, is absorbed into the Wood, attacks the scat of the trouble <in 1 destroys the germs that lead to serious complications. Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfactory lu the treatment of chronic coughs and colds, catarrhal bronchitis and o'tjer forms of throat <li* eases, and Is excellent for building up 'le system after colds or the flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold, no mutter of how long standing, is not relieved after taking according to 'directions. Ask your druggist. Oreo- ; :nuls!on Cos., A'Lanta, lia. —Adveri 1 i semen t. GARDEN HAND $0.98 PLOW G&rtl**n Tool* and SiiODflra c , . , , HARDWARE Neischmann s 515 w wash. st L —.— a RECOVER YOUR KITCHEN FLOOR AVe have a compieto stock of Linoleum ar.d Floor Coverings. Trices start at 40<> per square yard. No Charge for Laying. Get a handsome 21 piece Dinner Set without cost with every purchase of $25 or more. Cash —or —Credit Famous for our Three Room Outfits, $98.75 625-27 Virginia Are. DRexel OCi7.

“IIS? |J M 2448 ®. M 2447 Cleaning FRENCH STEAM DYE WORKS 32He G£rjicie?t**CleiYn*j’s‘' 'Ay it- r-sarijoN omcnt nFc.ii ■ *■ MAIN OFP/CEAHO Pt AWT sr.-

FIRE SALE Now Going On at 14 South Capitol l.oraine Hotel Bldg. Men's Silk Socks, 7] / slightly soiled I y2C Men's Wool Mixftiro f Sox, a pair LC Work Shirts, slightly ia soiled *“C Men’s Shirts or Drawers, ia slightly soiled l“C Towels lOC Men’s Shoes, sltghtly qq soiled by smoko sl.“q Rubber Hip and qq Knee Boots, reclaimed.. <j)1.70 Rain Coats, aa each JttC Underselling Store 14 South Capitol

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Open Saturday Night 6:00 to 8:00 JPletctjer &abtag* anb Crust Cos. fl,n|a| ‘ Cor. Washington and Delaware S^s. 2 £? SUITS, J s= PIANOS See our stock before you buy. Low prices and reasonable terms. Everything musical. The Carlin MLusic Cos. 143 E. Washington St. 100 Steps East of I'enniylrani, St. Y ' /•" ■' \ Spongeable Collars Six Seat Styles 25c Each All they la-k ts the laundry bill The LONDON

Traction Company August 11, 1923 PASSENGER SERVICE AT nroU.ITAVOX.XS Cinti. Dlv. I Shelby Dlv. Leave \ Leave 6:30 3:16 6:00 3:00 6:45 *MS43 : *6:16 **4:3o •♦8:30 6:00 7:30 f5:30 $10:00 $0:30 *•8:10 6:13 •10:30 8:00 6:30 Bils 12:30 9:15 *10:20 :30 ♦2:00 11:30 3 2:00 N. 11:30 *1:18 •• Connersville Dispatch or Greensburg Express • Limited ♦To Rushvtl!e or Bhelbyffile Only Light Face A. M. Dark Pace P. M. Dispatch Freight for delivery at stations handled on all trains FREIGHT SERVICE Shelbvlllo Dlv Leave— 4:50 P M. ex Sunday. Arrive—l 2 N'ooa ex. Sunday. Cincinnati Div. — Leave— 4:50 P M. ex. Sunday. Arrive —12:05 P. M. ex. Sunday.

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UPHOLSTER YOUR FURNITURE NOW

Auto Top Materials Both the manufacturer as well as the Individual will he Interested in knowing that we carry a very complete stock of auto • top materials, curtain lights, ■ lip cover goods, rubber mats and sheet celluloid. Miscellaneous Materials Every accessory or material that the upholsterer needs can ba obtained hero. Chair seats, webbing, springs, burlap, mattress ticking, cotton batting, hair, mosa, tow, excelsior and twines.

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MAOS IN INDIANAPOLIS “ESSET PATTERSON SHADE CO. I CIBCI-I 1106 I

Latticed Pottery From Italy aSter Long Oval Baskets With Bowhnot Handle £5 Decorated with small bunches of pink pottery roses and £ h/v green leaves JpU.Ju ci " and i Round Baskets bhailow dowl Decorated With Pink Roses Oval hhape—undecorated . r i By* inches long. Cl CA fln “ reen 6 inches wide V I.SU „ inche3 diameter. nn Small Nut or \ 7 inthe3 h,?h * DUU Candy Baskets Rose Decoration '>'# a Arte.bhallow Shape >-_d 3 inches diameter, di /\A 5 1 4 inches diameter, j*/x 4 inches high inches high Charles Mayer & Cos. W. Washington St. Established 1840.^TRY V WANT \D IN THE TIM!> THEV Will, BRING RESULTS.

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IN a few more weeks the spring rush will be on. Right now you can get your work done without delay. We suggest that you ciWie up and select your material as soou as possible. Yotir attention Is called to the fact that there Is an extreme scarcity of mohair plushes on the market. Fortunately we bought heavily while wp coißd still obtain It. However, we expect a heavy run on this material and suggest that you buy early. Silk Cords For pictures and mirrors. Assorted I / L colors t|? il v

Tapestries We erry all that !s new nd wanted In tapestries, plain and figured mohair pluahes, velours, denim, damasks, cretonnes, hair cloth and felts in ail colors. Leather Both genuine and Imitation. Ail colors with gimp and uall* to match. Shade,Hardware We carry a complete stock of curtain poles. Kirsch flat extension curtain rods, brackets, sockets, rings, stair rods, stair treads, rug fasteners and linoleum binding.

Hardware Cos. 120-124 East Washington Streak

STEAMSHIP TICKET^ from* Europfl Over the Best Lines Travelers’ Cheques—Foreign Exchange MA in 1576 FOREIGN DEPARTMENT MA in 157f I** i jgl-UNIQN TRUST^ _ 120 East Market Street

DENTISTRY Our Plate Work is guaran--2S Tears In Same Location. teed and OUr priCGS are right. We make Plates with or without palates EXAMINATION AND CONSULTATION FREE. EITELJORG & MOORE, Dentists Corner East Market St. and Circle, Ground Floor, Lady Attendant

APPLES From Missouri Another Carload Sale Now Going On At Car Door, C., I. & W. Freight House, 230 Virginia Ave. INGRAMS $1.25 Per Bushel Basket AS USUAL, FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED ARTHUR B. HAMILL AP ff.S I S}s” TR , :SSS„.

Last Call for Easter FOOTWEAR We have a good selection of all the newest styles in various leathers for Men, Women and Children. We can supply vour every need in shoes. gSsSUKGHbBb S2JS SOJS s4^4B Men’s Work Shoes, special SI.OS A full line of Men’s Furnishings. A. GUBIN 307 W. WASH. ST.

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When You’re Ready —Start When you have your mind made up; when your conviction is firm and unfaltering; when you realize, for a certainty, that you must make definite and clear cut preparation, YOU’RE READY. Once you “come to’’ feel the need and see the advantages nothing can stop you. No obstacles can keep you from follow ing such a conviction. Are you read;. 7 Is that burning desire for success ever present? If so, attend INDIANA BUSINESS COLLEGE ■ Marlon, MnnoV. I.opansport. Anrirson. Kokomo. T.afayette, Columbus, Richmond, Vincennes, OrawfordsriHe, Peru, c-r Indianapolis Chas. C. ( ring Is President, and Ora E. P.nt7., General Manager. Can't you start next Monday, April Zd 7 If possible, do It. Get In touch with the point you wish to attend, or see, write, or telephone Fred W. Case, Principal, PennsylTanla and Vermont, Ist Door North Y. TV. C. A., Indianapolis,

f April Ist Is Our Half-Yearly Interest Pay Day To Those Who Have Savings Accounts With This Bank Because tlio first falls on Sunday we will be ready Monday to pay thousands of dollars in interest to our savings depositors at the rate of 4%% PER ANNUM We sincerely hope yon are one of them. If not, start right now. Our next interest period will be October Ist. DO YOU KNOW That One Dollar will open an Account ? REMEMBER THIS We will allow interest from the FIRST on all deposits made on or before the TENTH. Now Don y t Forget 9 We Pay 4%% on Savings . Meyer-Kiser Bank 136 East Washington St. Open All Day Saturdays—B am.toß p. a

FRIDAY, MARaM*