Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 208, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1925 — Page 7

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FAIR BOARD HEAD ANNOUNCES AIDES U, C, Brouse Chairman of Executive Committee, Tin "Wilson, Jonesboro, elected president o£ the State board of agriculture Wednesday, has announced these committees: __ Executive, U. C. Brouse, Kendallville, and R. C. Jenkins, Orleans; finance, E. J. Barker, Thorntown, new secretary, Dean J. H. Skinner, Purdue University, Brouse and Jenkins. "Wilson is a member of both. Thomas Grant, Lowell, and C. J. Murphy, Indianapolis, compose the legislative committee. Fair department heads: S. W. Taylor, Booneville, coliseum; Guy Cantwell, Gosport, horticulture and agriculture; Jenkins, cattle; Levi P. Moore, Rochester, amusements; O. L. Reddish, Waveland, swine; W. W. Wilson, Muncie, mechanical; E. D. Logsdon, Indianapolis, concessions; Russell East, Shelbyville, grand stand; Grant, woman’s building; Roy Graham, Franklin, horse; Brouse, sheep; Murphy, parking and police; John R. Nash, Tipton, gates and admissions; C. T. Foster, Carmel, poultry, and J. E. Green, Muncie, spe^d.

Rink’s Bargain Basement === _ 29 TO 35 NORTH ILLINOIS , SATURDAY—The Climax of Value Giving In Our January Clearance Sale! *—— Sweeping Reductions in COATS Three Specially Featured Groups jpySpPjgß Exceptional Values Regular $19.75 to tjS .ml, i n Women’s and $35 Plain and Fur i Misses’ ~ Trimmed Winter Coats COATS \ l Reduced to Reduced to $7 s l2= COATS gftfcd R®*ced to S'} 1 |3|* jit | Friday Brings Drastic I , M DRESSES I| //' SMART SILK LATE-MODEL M | \ ) W DRESSES DRESSES || % , \ I Reduced to Reduced to I | I Wanted styles and Newest styles in dark colors and colorful shades

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Bern Sirro, 20, a tow-headed sailor youth, has been arrested charged with attempted blackmail. He is alleged to have sent letters to Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt 11., and Philip Rhinelander, demanding the payment to a messenger of $60,000 and $20,000 . respectively. After Foxes Again A fox drive will be held near Castleton, northeast of Indianapolis, Saturday, Jan. 17. Six foxes escaped 700 farmers in a drive Thursday.

KID’MW GIVEN ITO ID-YEAR TERM Ex-Pugilist’s Attorneys IWay Appeal Case. Bv Times Svecial , LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan. 6. Found guilty of manslaughter in connection with death' of Mrs. Theresa Mors, “Kid” McCoy, expugilist, was sentenoed Thursday to serve from one to ten jrears in San Quentin penitentiary. Judge Charles S. Crail denied the plea of McCoy’s qounsel for anew trial, but, after passing sentence, permitted the defense to carry the case to the Appellate Court. McCoy stood up on his feet and took the sentence calmly, but there were tears in his eyes as he smiled at the judge qnd sat down. MEETING PLAN ADOPTED Light Association to Hold Sectional Sessions. All sections of the State will be covered by a district meeting plan adopted by the executive board of the Indiana Electric Light Association at the Claypool, Thursday. The central district meeting will be held at Indianapolis in May. The southern district session will be in March and the northern section in May. The annual State convention will be held at French Lick in September.

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ANOTHER FAMINE FACED Bloomington Almost Without Water Despite New System. Bv United Press BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Jan. 9 Another serious water famine is confronting the city of Bloomington. The supply at the old Leonard Springs station is practically exhausted and the superintendent of the plant is preparing to stop the pumps today. Although work on the Griffy creek plant Is completed, it cannot be placed ir. operation until gates for the spillway dam a-rive. Indiana University officials announced water would be hauled from ADIES! All the beauty creams on earth canH give you an active tiver. Keep your stomach sweet and your liver active. You will be repaid with sparkling eyes—clear, smooth, healthy skin—and a breath with the odor of-Spring. Chamberlain’s Tablets will do it. Get 60 of these pink tablets for 25 eta. Take two to-night Sold eoemwhen MOTION PICTURES

ryni ioij’O NEXT MOfl., tNuLlon o tues., wed. Matinee fffdnwday Sissle & Blake In Their All-New Dancing Musical Comedy “The Chocolate Dandies” Sissle a Blake’s Famous Orchestra Company of 125 Whirlwind Creole Dancing Chorus Thrilling Nights, 50c to Kentucky Race $2.75; Wed. Mat., Scene With 60c to *2.30. Thoroughbreds Tax Included. Seats Now Selling

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A WOW of a Show GYGI & SEVERN CO. Vaudeville’s Smartest Offering OLIVER & OLSEN BEVAN & FLINT DIPPY DIERS FOUR READINGS CONNELLY & FRANCIS VALENTINE & BELL CHARLIE WILSON The Loose Nut Pathe News Topics—Fables

PALACE ATS PERCY BRONSON AneUted by MISS EDITH KVASS In “A SOBER RECITAL” , PROF. BIERNK Prenente LEAH I “MAID O’ MIST” The Greatest Mystery “* the Ago “ALMA MATER MARY” With ARTHUR ft LYDIA WILSON MARTINET DON SANG & & CROW AH CHUNG —Photo PIay—“THE TORRENT” By the Author of “THE STORM”

AMUSEMENTS NOW SHOWING WILLIAM DE MILLE’S PRODUCTION “LOCKED DOORS” WITH BETTY COMPSON THEODORE ROBERTS KATHLYN WILLIAMS i IfbBERT EDESON Comedy, “MEET the MISSES” LESTER HUFF’S Organ Solo "Everything You Do” CHARLIE DAVIS ORCHESTRA BETTER HURRY!! CONSTANCE TALMADGE In First National*s “HER NIGHT of ROMANCE” Her Best Picture - OVERTURE “MARTHA” BAKA*LEI N I K O F F CONDUCTING Star of *Kid Boots** EDDIE CANTOR ON PHONOFILM COMEDY NEWS COMING ipNDAY rORIVVE. fJfttFPITH • c i\ v Wlk I

the university plant to supply fraternities, sororities and rooming houses. LOVE AFFAIR IS BLAMED ... - By Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Jan. 9*Despondency ovjer a love affair was blamed today for the suicide of Charles W. Boland, high school and college athlete. His parents found his body on a couch. He had taken poison.

‘l 'in 11 At points where lubrication is often neglected, such as fan hub and universal joint, Buick has automatic lubrication. Buick engineering has made Buick easy to lubricate. It is easier to care for a Buick. BUICK MOTOR COMPANY Division of Control Motors Corporation Indianapolis Branch, Meridian at Thirteenth Huff-Buick Sales Company, Central Buick Company, Illinois and Vermont Bts. 2917-2919 Central Ave. Thornburg-Lewis Motor Company, 8839 East Washington Street '’ ' N When hotter automobUet are built, Buick will build them

MO W-at the MA TIOMAL! Mighty Price Concessions on Furniture, Rugs and Linoleum REGARDLESS OF COST, every odd piece of furniture and all sample rugs and linoleums must go. Consequently prices have been reduced, in many cases less than cost. But you know what you are saving, for every price ticket carries the regular selling figure as well as the low sale price. Act quickly! Get your beautiful, desirable merchandise at virtually your own price. YOU MAO BETTER HURRY!

Buffets... $14.50 up Rockers... $1.98 up Dressers.. $10.98 up Chiffoniers. $7.98 up Iron Bed .. $3.98 up Brass 8ed.514.98 up Bassinettes. $3.98 up Dining Chairs $1.95 up Iron Cribs.. $6.98 up Lamps $2.98 up Bird Cages.. $1.98 up Book Cases $17.75 up

In Fact You Can’t Pay Full Price for Anything During Our January Certified Reduction Sale!

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Yale Alumni to Meet Motion pictures of the Yale-Har-vard 1924 football game will be shown at the annual dlnnenr of the Yale Alumni Association at the University Club tonight. Soil, Smooth Skin Windbum, sunburn, chapped hands and face quickly relieved. {pSM Cools, soothes, beala. Alldrugguta, y>Sad sdr.to9sarHk.Cfc.Twra Hants. lad.. friai.

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Polychrome Mirrors. $1.49 up China Closets up Wood Beds $11.98 up Dressing Tables.. $10.98 up Vanity Dresser... $39.75 up Davenport Tables. $12.95 up Library Tables.... $6.98 up Bedroom Chairs.;. $1.98 up Bedroom Rockers.. $1.98 up Dining Tables $8.98 up Congoleum Rugs,9xi 2512.98 up Fiber Reed Furniture Reduced

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Every Item in This Mammoth Store at Greatly Reduced Prices

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