Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 277, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1925 — Page 2

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REALTREAT FOR BOYS WHO WIN MARBLE HONORS Free Trip to Atlantic City, Bicycle, Radio Set and Medals Offered. A free trip to Atlantic City, a bicycle, a radio set, gold, silver and bronze medals. These are just the things boys want. You will have a chance at all of them by entering the third annual marble tournament conducted by The Indianapolis Times. Ringer rules are printed in today’s paper. Every Indianapolis boy and girl under 15 is eligible to compete for the honors. Send in the entrance blank and read the rules on Page 18 of this issue. . s . Its addition to a week in Atlantic City, The Indianapolis Times will award a bicycle and a gold medal to the city champion. Each year the national tourney sponsored by Scripps-Howard newspapers is held at Atlantic City to award the national crown. The marble fans stay at the beet hotels and are furnished with all sorts of entertainment. A radio set and a silver medal will be awarded to the runner-up in the final. Neighborhood champs will receive bronze awards. Kennard Ong, 2361 Park Ave., last year’s city champ, who made the trip to Atlantic City In 1924, won the middlewestern honors. Entrants Include ■'Raymond Oliver, 54 N. West St.; Leo Vavul, 725 E. New York St.; Harry Dalton, 3602 E. Michigan St.; Jeremiah Shine, 32 S. Oriental St.; Abraham Watkins, 946 Maple St.; Eugene Walters, Apartment 17, 730 N. Illinois St.; Joe Oorlick, 1001 Maple St.; Wallace Craven, 2107 N. Pennsylvania. St.; Morris Caplan, 2335 N. Delaware St.; Paul Jackson, 414 Linwood Ave.; Harold Allen, 1194 Harding St. Bessie Nelson, 910 N. Capitol Ave., was the first girl to enter the contest. Who will be next?

# CASTER SPittiT GJ REFLECTED IM A BEAUTIFUL HOME M EW dresses, new hats, new shoes, new suits, why not let the Easter spirit be manifested in your home? Anew suite for the living room, anew bedroom suite, something that will be appreciated the year ’round by your family and friends. The \ few pieces and suites mentioned below will serve to give you an *Hjjf non A idea f urn iture costs and how little it costs to JJi |i\ have your home furnished as you want it. Buy now let the *Jg! Easter Spirit be reflected in your home. \pSaw Tudor Dining Room Suite Genuine American Walnut Veneer jgga jfm ILL f \ Durable fibre, finished in pop--1 ( \\ GqfQja&t. ir\9fular colors. Sulkies, Pullmans innt rr n' ® ‘ >jr or regular Sleeper cabs. The ILiSiUI LwpiS!!ii i———_‘ famous "Kumfy-Kab" lin\ * y ® Cedar Chests You must see this beautiful eight-piece suite to really appreciate its dainty lines and fine hand-rubbed finish. Consists of 60-inch buffet, 54-inch oblong <£ <4| CA ffttV''-• IW <ll extension table, 5 straight and one host chair upholstered in genuine blue y fl *ll. uU leather. We are offering this suite for less than the price of a common 1 m~W ohwp gum Imitation. Lu-uiiou. Parlor Sunu-Low in Price Three-piece velour in blue and taupe, Chair, Rocker. (h-10/* r*/\ Walnut, hand polished flnDavenport ■ yIJU.UU lslh as P lace at left for Three-piece genuine jacquard, rose and taupe or blue and taupe Chair, *lAnr*/\ record albnmsNow $69.50 Wing Chair, long Davenport , JIDo.jU WBnKnHHHHpr xrth'f^'i'^fxr^Bod!'. Jac . q . u !T d '.rr*"*. heavy . oon .*. t r uctl .°'''. plpod . be * din - $249.50 s t and A USE YOUR CREDIT Six tall 12-ounce ice tea It Pleases Us to Please You 0r lemonade a la ”®- THE®HUB i ■ FURNITURE COMPANY fflf

MURDER CASE RECALLED Edward Stewart, now in jail, was indicted today by the Marion county grand jury on charge of murdering Ralph Cunningham of Advance, Ind., Feb. 12, 1925. Stawart is alleged to have struck Cunningham with a heavy wrecking bar in a robbery. Marcellie Cole, arrested with Stewart, is charged wit hbeing an accessory before the fact. The two also were indicted on charges of auto banditry and robbery. They are alleged to have taken .$75 from Cunningham. WEEKS SUFFERS SLIGHT STROKE Secretary of War Able to Set Up and Read. Bu X r nitfd Prrn WASHINGTON, April 3.—Secretary of War Weeks suffered a faint stroke of Cerebral Thrombosis which usually causes paralysis, or Wednesday morning, but is new l almost completely recovered, it was disclosed In a physician’s statement Issued today. Weeks today was sitting up read-, ing the. newspapers, it was said at the War Department. It was recalled, however, that it was a cerebral thrombosis which completely paralyzed the left side of Col. Charles R. Forbes, former director of the Veterans’ Bureau, last week and left him in a serious condition.

LADIES! WATCH FOR The Great Moonlight Sale Monday—7 to 10 P. M. what is IT? YOU’LL BE SURPRISED See Further AnnouncementM

SPEEDY TRIAL FOR SUSPECTS KOKOMO. Ino., April 3.—Preparations were being made for a quick trial here for Harry Pierpont and Thaddeus R. Skeer, alleged bandits, arres! ed at Detroit and to be re-

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turned here today in connection with the recent hold-up of the South Kokomo Bank. Local police received word that all cif the bonds, amounting to more than $7,000, and a large amount of the $4,000 in cash taken had been recovered. Arrest of the men followed when detectives shadowed Miss Louise Brunner. 22, <of Ft. Wayne, who went to Detroit to meet the men.

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