Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 243, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1925 — Page 15

FRIDAY, FEB. 20,1925

ATTEMPTED GAS ROBBERY FOILED piquor Runners Suspected by Attendant. v Police failed to find any trace of -three men, thought to be liquor -.runners, who attempted to get five igallons of gasoline free Thursday night. - Henry Diener, attendant at the SilVer Flash station at La Salle and Michigan Sts., told police two of the men went inside the station and ’ down the shade. Suspicious, Diener got his gun. When the man who remained outside started to get back into the car without paying, Diener pulled the gun. The man -paid. Diener said there were eight fivegallon cans in the back of the auto. As Mike Alboher, 1022 S. Capitol Ave., fruit peddler, started to make change for a colored youth to whom he sold a nickel’s worth of apples, the youth struck him over the eye with a rock, and ran with the money, amounting to about 60 cents. SPEED COPS TAKE EIGHT One Driver Also Charged With Assault and Battery. Eight alleged speeders were slated late Thursday and early today. They gave their names as: Elmer Raeburn, 36, of 3132 Kenwood Ave.; •Sylvester Farmer, 31, colored, 313 B'oledo St.; Chris Greiner, 26, of 6116 rjij. North St.{ Sam Strange, 26, colored, N. Arsenal Ave.; Fred Blaydes, 21*of 4341 Royal Ave.; Raymond Jenkins, 22, Troy and Dexter Aves.; Edgar Zumpfe, 21, of 221 N. State Ave. Roy Spickelmeyer, 21, of 22 Lyons Ave., is charged with speeding and assault and battery. DUNPHY IS ADVANCED Made Secretary of Trade Committee of C. of C. John B. Reynolds, general secretary of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, today announced the appointment of Clifford G. Dunphy as secretary of the wholesale trade, the foreign trade and the retail trade committees to succeed Earl L. Ferguson, who has served in that capacity for the past four years. Ferguson has been obliged to sever his connections with those committees because of the increase in the work of the convention bureau, of which he is manager. Dunphy has been assistant secretary under Ferguson for almost a year. MRS. HERMAN DIES Wife of Proprietor of Downtown Picture Shop Succumbs. Carrie A. Herman, 62, wife He B. H. Herman, who operates a shop at 120 N. Pennsylvania St., died at her home at Apt. 43, 402 N. Meridian St., early today. M.-s. Herman was more, Md., and came to Indianapolis In 1890. Funeral arrangements have nee been made. $15,000 HOME BOUGHT T. E. Setmler Purchases Residence In Woodruff Place. Lawrence J. Sexton, realtor, has announced the sale of a two-story residence at Michigan St. and Middle Dr., Woodruff Place, owned by the Marlon Building and Investment to Thomas E. Selmler of the Frank Selmler Towel Supply Company. Consideration was $16,000.

AVOID THE GROUCH I • “Give out a grouch and you get it back with interest, grim, grum and jinxlike,” somebody once said. There’s no easier w r;r in the world to give a man a perpetual grouch than to sell him a troublesome used car. We wouldn’t knowingly sell such a car at any price. USED CAR STORE C. H. Wallerich Cos. Dodge Brothers Motor Cars 128-28 W. New York St Lincoln 4981. Open 8 iv. m. Till 9:80 p. m„ Dally and Sunday.

New Spring Styles AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES Women’s Patents, Satins Men’s High and Low and Kid Leathers - Men's Work Bhoes, army i laet; 93.95 en aq Bchool Shoes, Now $1.98 down to Children*! Shoes, N0w.... Men’s Bhoes, row ... SI.BB HEID’S SHOE STORE 1546 4. orth Illinois Bt. 233 East Washington, Opp. Courthouse J

CONFER ON ELEVATION Belt Railroad Officers Meet With Board of Works. Members of the board of works, officials of the Indianapolis Union Railway Company, and H. G. Wray, city track elevation engineer, conferred today on track elevation plans for the southeastern part of the city. The city has been insisting for some time that the company complete plans for the work. HOUSE HEARS HANDING Former Governor Pleads lor Great Lake*-St. Lawrence Project. “At the present time the Argentine farmer with his 8,000-mile haul is nearer to the New England market than the lowa or the Indiana farmer,’’ said former Governor Harding of lowa in an address before the Indiana House of Representatives today. Governor Harding spoke in the Interest of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater project which, he said, embraced the simple problem of digging deeper and wider, flftyedght miles of canal. The budget contains an appropriation of $5,000 for the waterway. BURIAL IN CROWN HILL Funeral of Mrs. Dalton to Be Held Saturday. Mrs. Rachel Dalton, 66, who died Thursday at home of her son, Rudolph Dalton, 921 Hamilton Ave., will be burled in Crown Hill Cemetery following funeral services at 2:30 p. m. Saturday at the residence. Mrs. Dalton was a member of the East Tenth Street M. E. church and Women’s Benefit Association. K. OF C. CLUB ELECTS Thomas 8. Markey New President s os Luncheon Society. Thomas S. Markey is new president of the Knights of Columbus Lunhceon Club, to serve for the next quarter. Other officers named Thursday at the club’s luncheon are Bernard F. Costello, vice president, and Edward F. Steffen, secretary-treas-urer. Mayor Shank and Joseph Wade, the retiring president, talked. GOVERNOR ORDERS PROBE Dispensary Methods at Ohio State University to Be Investigated. Bv United Preaa COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 20.—As a result of the death of two students and the illness of six others from taking Btrychnine given out for quinine, Governor Donahey today ordered an official investigation of the methods employed by the dispensary in the pharmacy department of Ohio State University. Headlights Cause Arrest Bv Timea Special GOSHEN, Ind., Feb. 20.—Daniel B. Fox of Ft. Wayne was under arrest today in connection with the fatal Injury of Simon P. Hooley,' 69, who was struck by an automobile driven by an unidentified driver who failed to stop. Arrest followed after Fox and George Miller cf Indianapolis, who was with him, stopped at a garage to have headlights on the auto repaired. Railroad Loses Suit State Appellate Court today affirmed Marlon Superior Court in awarding SSOO damages to Carrie B. Watson against the Pennsylvania, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ruil road for property damage in a flood along Eagle Creek several years ago. Complaint charged the rail road was negligent in maintaining a bridge that caused flood waters to overflow nearby land.

FOUR BILLS ARE KILLED Representative McMinn’s bill, appropriating $60,000 for the State to begin work of producing free school books, was one of four bills indefinitely postponed by the Indiana House today on recommendation of ways and means committee. Other bills killed: Carney bill, appropriating $1,200 annually for the Indiana Poultry Association; Chrisney bill, appropriating $16,000 for the Nancy MOTION PICTURES

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Hanks Lincoln burial commission, and the Murden bill, establishing the pension system in State institutions. AMUSEMENTS ENGLISH’S -\\ w WEEK ttotlnm Wednesday and Saturday— Seats Now Selling Sam H. Harris’ Production of IRVING BERLIN'S THIRD ANNUAL MUSIC BOX REVUE STAGED BY HASSARD SPORT GREAT CAST OF 100 AND THE MUSIC BOX GIRLS Price*—Nltes, *3.88, *3.30, F5.75, *B.BO. *1.63, *1.10; Wed. Mat., *8.75. **.Bo, *1.65, *1.10; Sat. Mat., *3.10, *8.75, *B.BO, *1.65, *l.lO.

Timet. I I THE CHICAGO COMPANY OF | IS ZAT SO? I Open* Adelphl, Chicago. Sunday. | Etc.. ftOc to *2.50. Sat. Mat., 50c to I *2.00. I

SEATS NOW SELLING I Next Week, Mat*. Wed. and Sat. BIGGEST MUSICAL HIT EVER PRODUCED IN AMERICA ARTHCB HAMMERSTEIN’S ‘ROSEMARIE’ With IRENE PAVLOSKA (Chicago Opera Cos. Star.) Company of 100—Symphony Orchestra PRICES—Eve.. *3.80, *2.75. *2.20 *1.63. *l.lO. Wed Slat.. Beat Seat! *2.20. Balcony, 83c. *l.lO, *1 65 and *2.20. Sat. Mat., 83c. *l.lO. *2.20. *2,75

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Choice Mirrors at ’5.95 Now's your chanco to secure that decorative mirror and beautify the home! Very artistic ones with rich frames are only $5.95.

Bed Davenports at *39.50 Sturdy frame In oak or mahogany finish, leather upholstered. Opens readily Into a full sized bed whenever desired. A wonderful value at this low sale price. SI.OO Down SI.OO Week

This Unfinished Breakfast Chair 200 Bow-Back Unfinished Chalrß. (Like cut.) Can be finished any color. A wonder value. Special Saturday—•l.l9

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Sale Sk Buy Your Summer Supply Now! 1 j| i Quality Tires at lowest prices to obtain your patronage and good 11 jgil J -Bwill. That’s the object of this sale. Years of experience in tfye tire I J 1 J business have taught us never to sacrifice quality no matter how K jjpjl low the price. Reducing our profits for the next few days makes I 1 Sli our prices lowest in the city and the quality remains unchanged. Ita I*S|l jr if TUBE GIVEN WITH EACH CORD llßfl jj ERIE CORDS WU Straight Blda and Guaranteed for 12,000 Miles —The Best J Clincher Tire Made—and Look at These Prices: 29x4.40 .... f11.90 Flrt Quality foxSjt Truck*!! ilßlßo 31x4.40 ....*11.90 CORD tires SS* 30x5.26 ....$15.50 Guaranteed 82*4 | 117.85 CLOSE OUT 31x5.25 ....$i6.00 .fio!§o 4x4 II.'"!!.'! iiTiio NOMAD CORDS 33x4.96 ....$16.75 81,4 - $11.20 J |}| * „ IiS::::S£:SS SS g* ]|lf| 3S “° H 32x6.20 :;::Skso | g.j* |-j - —— 36x4 $5.00 First Quality I First Quality I First Quality I First Quality I First Quality TOnT QfWTI/ 30x3V 2 32x3% 31x4 CUPPLES CORD * SUX ' S OUXJ/2 Cord Cord o,d 34x4 $12.50 $5.50 ) $6.00 $6.95 SIO.OO $ll.OO 32x4 Fabrio ....SB.OO CONSUMERS TIRE CO. k 249 N. Delaware. Lin. 6063 A Frea Delivery—Frae Mounting—Parcel Poet Prepaid. \hhbmi Tube Given With Every Cord Tire wmmmmmmmmr

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Yes, we have gone thru our stocks, cutting prices right and left to make this sala the talk of the town I This brings the greatest opportunity in years to save on good furniture and you should be quick to take advantage of it. Easy Terms Sale Special! Three-Piece Velour Suitee et Here's a complete living room suite of unusually fine quality at an extremely low price! \ Wonderful davenport, chair and rocker to I * . . match, exceptionally' well made and uphol- I p —— stered In genuine velour in the sale at this sen- JL sationally low figure! \ SIO.OO Down Delivers Suite

( nn —aiir — ■ Unusual Dining Suite of Nine Pieces at You will certainly want to purchase new dining _ furniture when prices are down to the extreme- \ g ■ 511 ly lew levels prevailing in this sale! This is “ I II * Jußt one example of the marvelous opportuni- I ~W |1 ties awaiting you now, but we urge you to act JL quickly. SIO.OO down. 100-Piece Dinner Set Given With Any Dining Suite at SIOO.OO or More

Four-Piece French Walnut Bedroom Suite at You will be Immediately Impressed with the luxurious appearance of this splendid suite; It P | ■ ■ LJ •DU looks —and is—decidedly better than the price I Indicates. An unusual bargain. JL SIO.OO Down Delivers the Suite!

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Dinner Sets, 100 Pieces ’16.95 Wonderful chance for you to secure an attractive new dinner set at a ridiculously low price, even for a sale! $1 Down— sl a Week

45-Lb. Mettre.. *9.98 For n comfortable night's rest, by all means purchase one or these mattresses. The sals price gives you a nice saving besides! 98c Down, 50c Weekly

\ 1 Breakfast Suite, ‘14.75 Attractive 5-pises Breakfast iutte. unfinished, ready for yon to enamel any color—at :hls low sale price! $1 Down—4l a Weak

Generous Terms Don’t lose sight of the fact that we sell values equal to any In the city. Moreover, you can buy anything in this store nn terms that are exceptionally lenient.

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