Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 77, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1923 — Page 5

FRIDAY, AUG. 10, 1923

CORONER STARTS INVESTIGATION OF FATALACCIDENT Mrs. Helena Harper 'Dies — Driver Released on Own Recognizance. Investigation was started today by Coroner Paul Robinson into an accident which resulted in the death of Mrs. Helena K. Harper, 73, William Penn Apts./ late Thursday. Mrs. A 4 Persons TT . ■JI have been Harper was in- .| I killed in jured Wednesday 1525?.: "Wt at MaMerton County this ware and Twelfth r f -‘- Sts., when an automobile struck 1 f [DO be“e V n her an S Mrs. Em--11l Is 1 * n i ma Jessup, 1817 ■ in traf- Broadway. Mrs. tic aecidents. It is your Jessup also was duty to make the injured, streets safe. William C. Wal- ” ——— t erSi 24, of 2425 N. Pennsylvania St., driver of the automobile, was charged with manslaughter, but was released on his own recognizance by the coroner. It is said that Walters stopped his car as he saw the two women crossing the street and that they stepped In front of the car as he started it again. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Harper have not been completed. Carl F. Adams, 29, colored, 2609 Rader St., was under arrest today, •and with driving on the left side of the street, and improper driving, following an accident at Capitol Ave. and Twenty-Sixth St., late Thursday. An automobile driven by Adams struck a car driven by Amsey Zaring, 3354 Guilford Ave. Both au.omobiles were slightly damaged. Mrs. Augusta Bonse, 78, of 226 W. Kansas St., received minor injuries Thursday night when she was struck by a machine driven by Earl Stickman, 15 Schiller St., at Morris and Church Sts. She was taken home. COUNTY JAIL ‘TOO FULL Board of Charities Reports Cells Crowded and Damp. The Marion County jail Is too full, both the men’s and women’s departments housing 50 per cent more than capacity, the board of charities and corrections has reported to county commissioners. "The cells In the women’s department are crowded, gloomy and damp," It was said, due to the fact that curtains are drawn to prevent communication with men prisoners. Suggestions were made that the windows be frosted. The jail proper, where men are kept, is “very clean” and food “wholesome, abundant and good,” the board reported.

LAST CALL! All Men’s, Wornen ’s and Children’s Summer Footwear Go on Sale Tomorrow at Drastic Final Reductions. $| .00 At SI.OO You Will Find Ladies’ and Children’s Slippers of Exceptional Values. are grouped Ladies’ Shoes that you cannot afford to pass up. $3.00 T#aalel^T c Economy Shoe Dept. Hor. E. Wash. & Del. Sts.

AD CLUB PICNIC SATURDAY Affair at Planner Home Postponed Because of Harding Funeral. The Advertising Club of Indianapolsi will hold its picnic Saturday afternoon and night at the home of Frank B. Flanner, Forty-Third St. and Riverside D. The picnic was originally scheduled for today, but was postponed because of the funeral of President Harding. Second Redkey Bank Closes By Times Special REDKEY, Ind., Aug. 10.—A depositor’s run has closed the Farmers State Bank. Several days ago the bank of Redkey closed under similar conditions. A meeting of the stockholders will be held Aug. 17 and it is thought anew bank to be known as the Union State Bank of Redkey will be opened as a result of the consolidation of the two. Three Hurt in Train Wreck By Times Special ATTICA, Ind., Aug. 10.—Three men were injured when .a fast "Wabash train was derailed near Stateline, west of here, Thursday. Engineer Higgins of Peru suffered a bruised leg. August Young, colored, of Harrisburg, Pa., probably was fatally bruised under the wreckage. George Shawl of Gale, Okla., ran a spike through his foot. Engine, baggage and day coach turned over. FOR BURNING ECZEMA Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic Liquid—Easy to Use l From any druggist for 35c, or SI.OO for large size, get a bottle of Zemo. When applied as directed It effectively removes Eczema. quickly stops itching, and heals skin troubles, also Sores, Burns, Wounds and Chafing. It penetrates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo Is a clean, dependable and inexepensive, antiseptic liquid. Try It, as we believe nothing you have ever used is as effective and satisfying.—Advertisement.

IBS August Clearance of Smart ■MK Gothes for Men MSI BUY NOW! M SAVE NOW! Ml PAY LATER! IM Good clothes for Lj 1 \ men and women. ff %Ti Priced right. On v convenient terms Purchases delivered on first payment. All alterations free. Very Newest, Smartest Coats, Suits and Dresses at 20% to 50% jA Off'. ffi MEN! JJ Extra Fine ym Suit Values *25 to $ 35 J Open Saturday Until 9 P. M. IyT??E^SQ?ABE ll OgAL i yOP?tf

No Dental Office in the State JGPh ! Can ( l My Low Prices and gi ye y° u 3ame quality and service I do. Spend five minutes in my office for a free examination. It will P a y y°u well in dollars and cents saved on any dental All Dental Work Guaranteed to give my best qual0| \ ity and service at a Bridgework i nrice that every one If von need a set of teeth come P j * 3 „ My bridge work la made to fit In now. My low prices will sur- can afford to pay. perfectly and restore your teeth to prise you. natural appearance. Dr. J. W. COFIELD—DENTIST ROOMS 203 TO 208 MARION BUILDING Corner of Ohio and Meridian Sts. Entrance 10 West Ohio Street OFFICE HOURS: '- w Tb s". r :3s: si tz.-* -“•

MILITIA WARNED COAL SUPPLY IS THREATENED National Associations Declare Mine Strike Cannot Be Averted. Curtailed coal supply for utility purposes is threatened by nation-wide mine strike, executives of Indiana traction companies have been told in letters from the National Electric Light Association and the Ameucan Electric Railway Association of New York. Both letters said a strike cannot be S.S.S. keeps away Pimples THERE are thousands o£ women who wonder why their complexions do not improve in spite of all the face treatments they use. They should not continue to wonder. Eruptions ■BHLftwsSlpffiSial come from blood impuri¥w iwfi flwM ties and a lack of rich bloodceiis. s. s. s. l)r7 /x is acknowlNr vy edged to be one of the most powerful rapid and effective blood cleansers known. S. S. S. builds new blood-cells. This is why S. S. S. routs out of your system the impurities which cause boils, pintles, blackheads, acne, blotches, eczema, tetter, rash. S. S. S. is a remarkable fleshbuilder. That’s why underweight {teople can quickly build up their ost flesh, get back their normal weight, pink, plump cheeks, bright eyes, and “pep.” kS. S. S. Is sold at all good drug stores ia two sises. The larger suv is more economical. 1 C O Worlds Best '/ilood Medicine AMUSEMENTS

2zr MURAT 4!lr The STUART WALKER CO. In Frank CratfDi’ Comedy, The First Year Next Week ‘THE BAD MAN”

V DBf 1 w^ re LT nlU c^ d ‘ ALL STAR-Mid-Summer Festival Bill ‘DUMMIES’’ A magical farce p rented with a Broadway cast hradrd by William Pruette Jr. and Lorraine Leater. EXTRA* CARL tAinn. McCULLOUCH SIX CRONIfTAND ARABY ° CT fTA A " D 11 Dcpcron Trio Christy Comedy, “Hula Honeymoon/] Dancing In the Lyric Ballroom, Afternoon and Evening. In reepeet to the memory of onr late President, Warren O. Harding, this theater will be closed Friday until 5:45 p. m.

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averted. Utilities were advised to store coal Immediately. The Indiana Public Utilities Associations has sent similar warnings to gas and electric companies.

Out of Respect to the Memory of Warren Gamaliel Harding Our Bank Will Close Today at Noon T.F.WILD & CO. A STATE BANK 123 E. Market St, Indianapolis The Oldest Bond House In Indiana

MOTLON PICTURES

RIALTO Showing D. W. GRIFFITH’S AMERICAN INSTITUTION THE BIRTH OF A NATION

A picture you can not miss. “THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY” The great Americanization film presented by the Knights of Columbus. FAIRVIEW PARK 8:30 P. M. Price 55c, Including tax. Children under 12 admitted free

APOLLO pHI “DAUGHTERS OF THE RICH” OUR GANG COMEDY ‘Giants Vs. Yanks’ VIRGIL MOORE'B APOLLO ORCHESTRA x In respect to the memory of our j Imte President, Warren G. Harding, . this theater will be closed Friday nntll ft p. m.

Milton Sills Henry Walthall Irene Rich in “The Marriage Chance” WILL ROGERS ~ COMEDY “Fruits of Faith’* INTERNATIONAL NEWS Newport Entertainers In reapeet to the memory of oor late Preaid ent, Warren G. Harding, thin theater will be closed Friday until ft:00 p. m. . OPEN AT SP. Plf"* , I “SLANDER l THE WOMAN” I A Fleet National Picture. ft OVFTRTPBE k "MARTHA” % BT V. FLOTOW MODEST AI.TBCIin.ER * a MUSICAL DIRECTOR. “ COMEDY / "NIP AND TUCK” V PA THE REVIEW 1 SUNDAY “BRIGHT LIGHTS

Store Open Saturday Until Six o’Clock

t Final Clearance Summer Sports DRESSES Canton Crepes, Roshonara Crepes and Combinations The dresses are smartly de- \ jned, made of beautiful ma- \ rials and thoroughly desirable la. —^ every respect. Because new I M ill merchandise is coming in so f R H M pidly, and demand space, we ( Us -V ust clear them out at a sacri- > || yjf Smart two-toned combinations. 1 life pleated skirts. Semi-sleeveless I rlee. Draped style#. A wide var J ity for every hour of the summer / y dw - W (Second Floor)

Shadow Proof Princess Slips A Double Panel From Jr a 9rHip to Hem ' i BK Made of good quality muslin, \ yii J daintily trimmed with lace and \ 'tU \ y embroidery. Sizes 38 to 44. Per- ( U fectly shadow proof. ' vv (Third Floor) WVrw

General Clearance Girls’ Dresses % Regular $2.98 Made of Fine Dotted Voiles i / \ Ju#t a limited number of these pretty / J I frocks, and those who purchase them YTFj are ?ortunJtt ®- Made of dotted voiles, trimmed with laces, touches of organdy, plcot edging attd rosettes. Many are jfi adorned with ribbon or zephyr yarns. .W m (Second Floor)

“Pepperel” or ‘‘Salisbury” Sheets, Special, $1.49 “Pepperel” and “Salisbury" sheets are known throughout the country for their unusual serviceability. Closely woven sheeting; size J2x99 inches. Pillow Cases Bedspread Sets 35c $&• Made of “Androscoggin- pillow *™ tubing, seamless; size 42x36 scalloped, with cut corners. Large . . _ . size, 80x90 inches. Shams to inches. On sale, each, match. (Goldstein's, Street Floor)

Toilet Goods Specials Daggett it Ramsdell’s cold Hand painted double cream ..39* compact, fitted with "Aklar” _ . ’ compact powder and rouge; Talcum Powders two puffs and mirror.. 98* Mavis talcum powder (limit Face Powders a™** 7 . . UJ ° Um Coty's face powder 79* n . tr., DJer-Kiss and Maris face Kl * B talcum powpowder 33* a . •*’ Plver’s Azurea, Le Trefle ~ and IHoramye Watkln's Mulslflad Cos Garden face coanut Oil shampoo (1 to powder 09* customer) ...33* . Pebeco tooth paste Face Creams (limit 2 to a cusMavis Cold Cream 39* tQ mer) ........39* Pompeian massage cream —— and Pompeian day and night Colgate’s tooth paste, Kolycream 89* no® and Senreco. ~IT* (Goldstein’s. Street Floor)

Wash Goods Specials ■' Printed Voiles Smart Ratines 39c 69c A large assortment of sheer. Plain or noveltr weare ratines cool vollea, In floral, dotted and some In drop stitch effect In conventional designs for summer many beautiful colors. For sumdresses; fast colors. mer dresses. Sheer Voiles Madras Cloths 59c 49c Effective lace striped and Beautiful madras, with woven checked voiles, 36 Inches wide; In silk stripes, In light blue, tan, pink, light blue, lavender, Honey green, gold, pink, black, lavender dew, tan and white. and brown. 32 inches wide, (Goldstein's, Btreat Floor)

Goldstein Brothers WASHINGTON DELAWARE STREETS

Clearaway *lO Dresses Normandie Voiles , Ratine and Ginghams To effect a complete and de-\ pj/j cisive clearance of all summer 1 dresses, we are marking them J JjY at just half price. ( t In rose, navy, black, Copen-/ II hagen and other colors. Trim- V med with hand-drawn work, em- I broidery, etc. / $ 5 to $ 6 Dresses Made of Imported Ginghams Trimmed with organdy, \ drawn work and embrol- ( MK II dery; scores of styles for TjoWf’v street and business wear. ' (Second Floor)

Introducing the Charming Vogue of Tortoise Shell Trimmed Leather Beauty Boxes 2>98 ffl /J/ Shoppers will recognize IwllrlA >y/ these bags as wonderful val--1 [( Ar ues at their price. Octagonal, l< • AAA round and other novel shapes. Made of embossed or plain leathers and trimmed with tortoise shell. Many beautiful " styles are set with colored v)8 stones or cameo medallions. I?* Strap handles, many with colI ored rings. Black, tan, navy, red, yellow, blue and other colora - Continuing the Sale of New Beaded Handbags, $4.98 We believe these bags can not be matched in town at $4.98. Medium or large sizes. Btunning color combinations. Many have shell frames with smart beaded handles. Others are in drawstring style. (Goldstein’s Street Floor)

Sale: Women *s $1.98

Porch Dresses

Made of Cool Lawns and Voiles i„_„ $| .39 .to 46 Wide Sashe* Every Dress an Outstanding Value The dresses were regarded as excellent value® at their original price, $1.68. At the reduced price they will find new owners quickly. Made of light or dark lawns and voiles, and trimmed with contrasting or white materials. Sizes 38 to 46. (Goldstein’s, Second Floor)

Hope Bleached Muslin On Sale Saturday Until Noon v Soft-flnlßhed muslin, useful for many ) Ad > household purposes, In desirable mill ) # lengths. (No phone, mail or C. O. D. or- \ X //L ders.) Extra special, yard, ' (Goldstein's, Street Floor)

Elastic Corsets For Summer Wear g y Etf\ Featured at— £ # These are the Ideal summer corsets, for they are light In weight—so flexible as to yield with ry'i'U' every movement of the body—and so perfectly designed as to mould any figure into more fashionable, lithe lines. Made of Elastic and Coutil ; No uncomfortable stays or laces. Claap-on style. ■ In pink. Sizes 22 to 34. § |UB^& Lace Bandeaux. Special |m|b Made of allover imitation Cluny lace, ) A back fastening; sizes 80 to 42. Special. ) CL IWlyf*. (Third Floor) ■ * ■ ■

Bleached Crash: Special Soft, absorbent crash for hand or dish) towels. White with red borders; fast! U m edges. Excellent value at yard. / JL Bath Towels Nainsook Size 17x34 Inches.) Fine, soft finish) ■* j* bleached and hem-( I S/Q nainsook; full) I med; very soft and! pieces, for women’s! £ absorbent. For home/ and children sun- ' or hotel use. derwear; special, 15*. (Street Floor)