Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 298, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1923 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25. 1923

EXTRADITION OF 'CLARA PHILLIPS’ WILL BE FOUGHT Authorities Fear Wily Murderess Will Escape Honduras Police, tty United Pres* LOS ANGELES, Cal.. April 25.—A legal battle to thwart the efforts of authorities to return Clara Phillips, hammer murderess, from Honduras is in prospect. Armour Phillips declared today he would engage an attorney who may be dispatched to Honduras to thwart the United States—if it is her. Meanwhile Under Sheriff Biseallus is t ervous in the fear that the cool and . esoureeful jail-breaker may escape from her hotel, or from one of the comic opera “gingerbread jaiLs’’ of 1 londtiras. Officials here arc extremely fearful lliat the trip south may, after all, turn out for nought. LOCAL ROTARIANS WILL MAKE TRIP TO ST. LOUIS A special train has been arranged io carry Indianapolis Rotarians to St. Louis to attend the international convention of Rotarians June IS to 22. The announcement was made Tuesday at a meeting of the Rotary Club at the Claypool. Arthur Sapp of Huntington, district governor of the club, urged all members to attend the convention. Credit for friendly relations existing between competitors in the same jine of business was claimed for Rotary by the district governor.

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sands of yards may be seen in our salesroom. 4QI AXTITV SELLING. Our immense tailoring business enables us to produce at a much lower cost than beinir on a siuall-produetion basis. These are vital factors in reducing the cost of any manufactured product. Our cost, as is readily seen, is materially reduced, and this in turn is passed on to the patron, being offered — Made-to-Measure Suits —AT— And Guaranteed to Fit or You Don’t Take It Every Garment Made Complete in Our Own Shop by Our Own Tailors “Walk Up Our Stairs and Save the Difference” TAILORI N G CO. Two Entrances- MalTcKuTe^Vve Pslair ” Open Daily Till 6 P. M. Saturdays Till 9 P. M.

American Girl Weds Viscount

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This is Viscountess Maidstone, wife of the heir to the Winchilsea and Nottingham earldom, England. Before her marriage she was Margaret ta Drexel, American. Germany sold practically all her manufactured gloves abroad last year.

4 Reasons why we are enabled to make moderate prices on exceptional values in Made-to-Measure All-Wool Clothes

IL()\Y RENT. Being outside the immediate shopping district. we are nut burdened with high rent. In fact, our salesroom occupies a portion of our tailor shop, and our rental is very little. Our salesroom is a very modest one, without expensive fixtures or other embellishments to add to overhead. 2 NO SALESMEN. The more than 300 samples are conveniently displayed and plainly priced, and the patrons may make their own selections. After selecting, a tailor takes the measure. 3 WE BUY DIRECT. Our woolens are shipped direct to our rooms from the woolen mills, thus eliminating jobber’s profits, and the thou-

LEGISLATORS HUNT FOR YOUTH’S GRAVE . Florida Probers* Go Intoj Swamps for Peonage Evidence, liy United Press TALLAHASSE, Kla.. April 25 State legislators visited the dead today in search of new evidence of atrocities in connection with Florida’s peonage system. Led by Arthur Johnson, a negro, who declared he aided in the simple burial, a joint committee of the State Legislator went into the swamp land near here in search of the grave of Martin Tabert. North Dakota youth, who died in a convict camp following a flogging. The investigators have been told they will find the hoy's body buried in a water soaked hole, encased in a cheap coffin and still carrying marks of the alleged brutal beating. TRUCK HITS TWO AUTOS Police I.*>ok for Driver Who Caused Accidents. A truck driven by a colored man struck two automobiles and then zigzagged north on White River Blvd. Tuesday night. .Tames Thompson, 426 N Jefferson Ave., said the truck turned and struck his car at Washington St. and White River Blvd. The truck then swerved and sideswiped an automobile owned by Youn White, 1705 N. Capitol Ave. White followed the truck to New York St., where the driver got out to make repairs. White returned to where the accident oecurred. When the police reached the place where the truck had stopped it had disappeared. There were no lights on the truck

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FACTORY MEN INVITED TO HOSPITAL MEETING Arrangements Being Made for Riley Memorial Drive. Representatives of every factory in Indianapolis have been invited to attend a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at noon Friday in the in-

New Wool Sweaters A group of Sweaters embracing every popular style and color. Opening special. $1.95 to $4.50

Thursday—We Announce the Opening of Our New Women sand Misses 9

Ready-to-Wear Shop

< Embroidered and Plain H Tailored Side-Tie Poiret Twill Coats As an opening special we present these unusually smart and fashion’s latest whim in side-tie coats. $ pst Embroidered JpP || Plain Models Ton Moire Ribbon Tie Gran Crepe de Chine Lined

Only 25 Plaid Sport Coats Coats that will bear comparison with those <fN C s much higher in price: very clover, eliie mod- Gfeff B els—in at 'motive plaids. You will realize the importance of early selection at the Opening W Special price of

tcrest of the Marion County campaign for the Riley Hospital for Children. Speakers will include James W. Fesler, a member of the State executive committee of the hospital; Almus G. Ruddell, Marion County chairman, and P. C. Reilly, in charge of the organization of factory groups for the active campaign which opens next Monday. “Providing crippled children with a chanace of a complete recovery or

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of improvement is the reward awaiting those who aid in completing the fund for the Riley Hospital for Chll. dren,” Reilly said. AUTO IS HIT BY TRUCK Driver of Car Slightly Injured In Accident. Mrs. Fred McArthur, 137 S. Traub Ave., is suffering from bruises, re-

Briefly told, Berkson’s Cloak Company will at all times carry a representative line of Women’s and Misses’ Dresses, Wraps, Suits, Skirts, Blouses, Sweaters and Silk Hosiery, in only the newest and most authentic styles, and always at fair prices consistent with quality. We will endeavor to render quick, efficient and courteous service at all times and we 7vill make adjustments of complaints (if any) to your entire satisfaction. 150 New Spring DRESSES Two of the most prominent Dress Manufacturers of the Eastern markets, anxious to co-operate with us in our Opening Event, gave us these Dresses at a mere fraction of their real worth. The values are most unusual. Models so diversified as to embrace everything that is really new. authentic and attractive. MATERIALS j& [* A COLORS Canton h* i M Rose _ Blue Lrt Greys Greens Women’s—Misses’—Extra Sizes.

Opening Special —Dresses New Spring Silk Dresses assembled as a value surprise, and to acquaint yon j 5 j with this new shop; models possessing ■ /■ unusual beauty and smartness. Opening h special price JSL a

ceived in an automobile accident at Washington and Greeley Sts. McArthur and his wife were driving west on Washington St., Tuesday night when a truck owned by M. L. Goldberg Sons & Cos., 1302 W. Washington St., struck their automobile, police say. McArthur’s car was knocked to the sidewalk. Electric housekeeping is In favor in Melbourne. Australia.

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TWO FACE GRAND JURY Stewart Donnelly and Joe Farb. arrested by Claude M. Worley, investigator for Criminal Court, on information said to have been furnished by the Ku-Klux Kian, appeared before the county grand jury today. When arraigned in city court on blind tiger charges Donnelly and Farb requested jury trials, and their cases were continued.

New Spring Skirts Canton Crepe and Wool Crepe Skirts in pleated models, white, grey and tan. Opening special—s7.Bs

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