Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 150, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1924 — Page 5

FRIDAY, OCT. 31, 1924

SEARCH FOR CAR THAT KILLED BOY BEGUN BY POLICE Automobile Speeds on After Striking Meyer Hassler, 7, Sergeants O’Xeal and Smith and detectives today investigated all possible clews to the identity of a motorist who failed to stop Thursday night after striking Mever Hassler. 7. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hassler. 3537 X. Capitol Ave., at .5021 X. Capitol Ave. The boy died two hours later at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Motor Police Lowe and Baker said they learned the boy was playing in front o£ the home of Eugene McMurray, 3921 X. Capitol Ave.. with Eugene and Charles Copeland, 10. of 3031 X. Capitol Ave. The other boys said Meyer ran into the street. Thev did not see him struck. The auto went north and turned west on Fortieth St., police were told Robinson Investigate!?

Paul F. Robinson began his investigation with police. Ernest Moore, 38, of 1615 X. Jefferson Ave., was slated Thursday night, charged with speeding, assault and battery and driving while intoxicated. Miss Lillian Xorman. -8, of 2006 Brookside Ave., was taken to the city hospital suffering from injuries to the head and body. Police said she was struck by Moore’s auto at Massachusetts Ave. and Lewis St., after alighting from a street car. Moore s wife and their two children, were In the car. Child Hurt Miss Irene Cowherd, colored. 2207 Tandes St., was injured about the body when she was struck by an auto, police said, which was driven by Leonard Kirch. 22, of ,33 Sanders St., at Michigan St. and Indiana Ave. Kirch was charged with speeding and assault and battery. Marjorie Grigsby. 5. of 3821 E Washington St., suffered a fractured left leg when sne was struck by a police auto driven by Detective John Giles, in front of her home. Detective Irick, with Giles, said the little girl ran from behind a parked car.

Gone, but Not Forgotten Automobiles reported stolen belong to: Earl Lyons, 2952 Ruckle Ave.. , Ford. from Pennsylvania and j Georgia Sts. A. M. Eaxter, 203 X. Delaware | St., Ford., from Ohio and Xe\f j Jersey Sts. Gearge F. Yarling. Fhelbyville. lid., Chevrolet, from Capitol Ave.. j | and Market St. Floyd Grimes, 27 X Pershing Ave. ford, froij Ohio St. and Capitol Ave. : Mrs. Hz'rry Horsley. 5840 Guiliford five.. Ford, from same address. | BACK HOME AGAIN Automobiles reported found by police belong to: Paul Reddy, 683 W. Merrill St.. Ford, at 3300 Prospect St. D. F. Smith, 114 X. Delaware St.. Ford, at Kentucky Ave., and Eagle Creek. New Busses in Service Announcement was made today by the Red White and Blue hue line which operates busses between here and Lafayette. Ind., through Lebanon and Frankfort, that two new Mack sedan coaches ha\-e been added to the line. Five busses are now in operation giving two and one-half-hour service.

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THE LONG DISTANCE EGG-LAY IXG CHAMPIONSHIP IS HELD BY THIS HEX. SHE’S LADY PURDUE, A WHITE LEGHORN OWNED BY PURDUE UNIVERSITY AT LAFAYETTE. SHE PASSED THE RECORD WHEN SHE LAID HER 1.3415 T EGG. DURING HER SEVEN YEARS OF LIFE SHE HAS AVERAGED 178 EGGS ANNUALLY. ALL HER EGGS WERE TRAPNKSTRD.

Girl Missing Ruby Swain, 17, of 142 S, Liberty St., is missing, according to her parents. She has dark eyes and hair. When she left home she was wearing a black dress.

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Bedding Seamless tf* 1 Sheets at V i , Size 81x90-inch seamless sheets, of unbleached sheeting. extra large size, on sale, each, SI. Plaid <tQ Blankets, Pair Iv Plaid blankets—block -plaid designs, in tan, grey, blue and rose, large size, 66xS0 inches; on sale, pair, $3.79. All-Wool a a Blankets, Pair v • • Plaid blankets, in beautiful designs, in all the wanted colors; size 66x80 inches; a qualitf worth $9; $7.49 pair. Satin Bed (fr QQ Spread Sets. . SD/U Satin weave bedspread sets, size 82x92 inches, scalloped and cut corners, with sham to match, set, 85.98. (Street Floor) ■ ■ Smart Mannish Broadcloth Blouses Ma n n isb ly tailored blouses of genuine imported English broadcloth, with plain or tucked front, overblouse style. (Second Floor)

WM - wm Flannelette Gowns fSiHli. 1 Unnsual Values\ *l*s Women's nighgowns./ L^tr > S of good quality flan !U ■ £ J, %J nelette, in white or at-, w£ tractive pink and bluet * ||i—striped designs; regular! K |ilir and extra sizes; special.' HH , I"' Mi i.4. 1 1 (Second Floor.) ■ ■ Children’s Sleeping Garments 79c to 98c Cozy warm sleeping garments for children are made of heavy grey knitted cotton, in drop seat style, with feet. Sizes 0 to 7. Priced according to size, 7f>£ to ?)B£. (Street Floor.) ■ # Sale of Beaded Bags In the Smart Pouch Shape You’ll find these bags l as durable as they are I beautiful. Their iovely / C 7Q color combinations are V M• I v IB offset with daintiest fill- / J =: tgt. rre frames. Chain or l beaded strap handles. I Women’s Handkerchiefs Novelty sports handkerchiefs in smart , printed designs, in color combinations, or j 1 / fine lawn handkerchiefs in white or colors, , I M with woven borders and embroidered \ 1 'W corners. (Street Floor.) ' ™

Belmont Day Is Set “Belmont day’’ will he observed Saturday b ycitizens living near Belmont Ave. and W. Washington St., to boost business and civic interests. E. D. Fouts is chairman.

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M’CULLOCH CITES INDORSEMENT OF DOLLINGS STOCK Republicans* Urged to Join With Democratic Party. Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch, Democratic candidate for Governor, speaking at Mishawaka, Ind., Thursday night, charged Ed Jackson was responsible for indorsement of the Dollings Company stock, through which thousands of Indiana stockholders lost millions of dollars. McCulloch urged Republican voters to cast their lot with the Democrats in cleaning house at the Statehouse. By means of a chart the nominee explained his plan for cutting the number of boards and commissions, consolidating and cutting down membership of others. He pledged repealing of the Goodrich tax law and return of home rule in the State. His speech was the fifth of the day. (i. 0. P. Administration Scored Lew W. O’Bannon, Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor, closed the campaign in Scottsburg Thursday. He scored the adminis**

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tration of the Republican budget law. Evans Woollen, president of the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company, spoke at Bloomington and urged election of Davis and McCulloch. He declared the conscientious voter is convinced that the corruption which has humiliated the Nation is of major importance; he is then bound, as other elements must give way before the moral element, to vote against the Republican party.

Beveridge Challenged United States Senator Samuel M. Ralston, In a speech at Martinsville, challenged Albert J. Beveridge to say whether he did not regard cor-

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ruption In high officials an important campaign issue. “Manifestly there is disagreement among Republicans as to what are the issues in this campaign. Senator Beveridge said at Union City Monday night that it is a ‘campaign without a single clear-cut, outstanding issue.’ ” Ralston declared the Republicans were not sincere in their attacks upon Senator La Follette.

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Genuine Gold Seal CONGOLEUM a.RUGSAb Most Gigantic and Sensational j ill £ gif Sale of Genuine PERFECT GOLD SEAL \ j lift 6 Congoleum Rugs i|l|E|!| WITH BORDERS ||§ $) ffi EVER ATTEMPTED IN INDIANAPOLIS! , ||Sjk !L These rugs are guaranteed to be perfect in every particular kHbj! §9 M A-rj and bear the Gold Seal trade-mark. They are with border and are made in the following sizes and prices: Advertised Price Our Pric® 60c CongoleumlEAL Rug, 18x36in., Saturday, 29c $1.95 Congoleum £2 Rug, 3x4y 2 , Saturday, $1.29 $2.50 Congoleum S Rug, 3x6, Saturday, . $1.98 $3.50 Congoleum £2Rug,4.6x4.6, Saturday, $2.49 $9.00 Congoleum “““Rug, 6x9, Saturday,. $7.98 $13.50 Congoleum £2 Rug, 9x9, Saturday, $10.95 $15.75 Congoleum £2 Rug, 9x10.6, Saturday, $11.98 SIB.OO Congoleum £2Rug, 9x12, Saturday, $12.85 Easy Payfhents Congoleum Rugs .are suitable for every room These RugS are priced SO low they^are in the home! Also porches, sleeping porches, within the reach of all. They are so cheap camps, summer homes, offices, lodge rooms. j n price that there is no reason why you Congoleum answers all purposes that floor and aU Qf f f ami l y should be Without K # 2SEr. a "BuTcolSiiim S‘"!fi them. And remember the terms of paywaterproof. Generous terms. ment are very small. V V —... ■ I Buy Congoleum for Any Use In the home—mats for sink—bathroom—kitchen —living room—sun parlor—there’s a size here for every The price is positiv^tytbe^^^^.

BOARD ‘COMES THROUGH’ Commissioners One Jump Ahead of Sheriff on iList. Before Sheriff Snider could serve them with notification they were defendants in a mandamus suit, county commissioners today filed the list of precinct election board inspectors with the county auditor. Republican County Chairman

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George V. Coffin, who wanted to check over the list, named by the Democratic county chairman by virtue of the “pole position” won in the last county election, filed the 3uit to compel commissioners to- make the list available. They had secreted the names for a month. Superior Judge Clinton H. Givan continued the mandamus action until Saturday, when if Coffin’s attorneys find the list satisfactory, the petition will be dismissed.

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