Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1925 — Page 13

THURSDAY, MAY 28,1925

SENIORS BANQUETED Faculty Fete Sixty-One Honor Society Initiates. “Ohacacter, leadership, scholarship, and service;" were stressed at initiation banquet Wednesday ■night at the Spink-Arms, given by faculty of Shortridge High School in honor of sixty-one seniors, who were elected to membership in ihe National High School Honor Society. Miss Ellen Marthens spoke on a character, Wiliam N. Otto represented scholarship and leadership, was represented to initiates by Mrs. Rosa Mikels. George Buck, principal, spoke on service and ad- ; Ministered. the pledge. Myron Tat>cl< spoke. '°UTHS GET FREEDOM red Boys Discharged After Being Sentenced. I wo colored youths already itenred to the Indiana. Reforma>r\ for ten to twenty-one years 1 charge of auto banditry, robbery id grand larceny, were each relined to Criminal Court today by Judge James A. Collins and disharged. They are Eugene Lefti idge and Clarence Jones. Two others have confessed to the robbery for which they were sentenced. BURIAL AT BLOOMINGTON Asphyxiation Gives As Cause of Death of Mrs. Craven. Mrs. Arthur Craven, 50, of 2153 ■V. Alabama St., who died from rasphyxiation Wednesday night, will bp taken to Bloomington, her former home, for burial following services at 2 p. m. there Friday. Brief services will be held here at the residence at 8 a. m. Craven, assistant treasurer of the fndiana, Trust Company, found his wife dead in the kitchen of their home at 8 p. m. Wednesday. The room was filled with gas fumes and jets of a range were turned on, he said. WOMAN SUES CITY City of Indianapolis was named defendant in a $3,000 damage suit filed today in Superior Court Four by Mrs. Frances C. Rinard. who

STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY Be Comfortable Decoration Day in a Bennett-Swain Suit English Aerpore Suits (£OO Tropical Worsted Suits French Flannel Suits and Wool Blue Serge Suits Conservative and English GJOCT ' models, silk lined. Two-Trouser Suits Wool worsteds, casslmeres, colors In all the new (*<io AA shades and models TITQ OF Imported and domestic fabrics. Conscrrattve and OUIIO V-fr Knglish models; no finer tailored garments at any price. $25—529.50—535 SINGLE TROUSERS FURNISHINGS Serviceable worsteds, casslmeres. Shirts In advance novelties—etc— *1.50. *2.00 to *3.00 $2.90. $3.90. $4.90 AlblKlc "" TS GOLF KNICKERS Hatchway stblettc T'nioti Suits trousers In flannel and Interwoven inSer?, 1 fin? lisle, all casslmeres shades--84.90 to *7.50 35<*. 3 pairs for *I.OO THE BENNETT-SWAIN CO. 251-253 Massachusetts Avenue

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The frost and freeze destroyed much fruit prospects and most of the tender crops in gardens. The loss to fruit can not be repaired, hut the gardens can he replanted and full crops raised. Fruit will be scarce and high next fall and winter, but this may be offset by having a liberal supply of vegetables for the table and canning.

Buy Your Memorial Day Plants and Bedding Plants From Us ( Plants and Vines Petunias, Verbenas. Coleus, Ageratum. Busty Miller, Marigold. Each. 1 OO: 3 for 25C: dozen. 90C. Zinnias. Phlox, Asters. Scarlet Sage and Cosmos. Dozen 30<* : 4 dozen for *1.00: per 100, *2.00. Geraniums, Vinca Vines, RpriYtgerl Vines, Moon Vines, Plumosis Ferns. -Each, 35<+ ; 3 for *I.OO. Snap Dragon. Hanging Baskets. Window and Porch Boxes. lawn lirns. Trellises, etc. Get our prices and see our beautiful productions before buying anywhere. Grave Decorations We are manufacturers and, will saye you money. Cemetery wreaths, 250 to *4.00. Pillows, untrimmed, *1.00: trimmed. *2.00 to *3.50. Wire cemetery urns, unfilled. *3.00 to *3.50: filled,

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Legion Auxiliary Answers G. A. R. Appeal for Aid

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Mrs. A. H. AVorsham, 4325 Guilford Ave., president, Indianapolis post, American Legion Auxiliary, is shown presenting Zach “Daddy” Tgtnders, custodian of G. A. R. home, 512 N. Illinois

charged she was injured when she tripped over machinery on the sidewalk in 1300 block Pratt St.

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G. A. R. Veterans Receiving Boost for Home I’und.

A. S. M. E. HAS ELECTION Potter, Heads StaU* Body For Year. Indianapolis Section American Society of Mechanical Engineers elected Dean A. A. Potter, of I.afyette. Ind., chairman for the com ing year. Others elected Wednesday night: Daniel B. Duten. vice chairman, Homer Rupard. secretary treasurer; T. N. Wynne, and Frederick C. Atkinson, directors. All are of Indianapolis. QUARREL IS COSTLY Farris Selig. 932 English Ave., was lined $lO and costs by Criminal Judge James A. Collins today on an assault and battery charge. Murphy Burton. 923 English Ave., said Selig stabbed him five times in a quarrel over a dollar bill.

No advance in prieps except in a few varieties of Beans and Sweet Corn, which we have to buy more of. Be sure to see us for all Vegetable Seeds and Vegetable Plants. Final Call on Rose Bushes week. Your 1 W H choice now, ■ 1 _ 50c to 75c j h,,e they ,ast If you take four or more, at each. Notice the new inexpensive varieties In the list. Everblooming Hybrid Tea Columbia, pink: Helen Gould, red: Killamey, pir.k: La France, silvery pink: Mrs. Aaron Ward, golden orange; Ophelia, white to yellow; Premier, red; Sunburst, golden orange; Los Angeles, a long-stemmed flower of a luminous flamed-plnk; Hoosler Beauty, glowing crl nson scarlet, with darker shadings. Hybrid Perpetuals > Black Prince, deep, darkest crimson; Frau Karl Dricschkii snow white; Paul Neyron, pink. Climbers Dr. Van Fleet, pink, immense flowers: Seven Sisters, red. Thousand Beauties, red; American Beauty, red. All of abm at 29<*, or four SI.OO

*7.50 to *IO.OO, Bouquet holder*. 20C. If you have the articles let us give you price* for filling them. There is an increasing practice of planting hardy plants, shrubs, etc., on graves. For this purpose we have quite an extensive list to select from. And particularly we call attention to the hardy everblooming rose bushes that we are now offering. GIVEN AWAY We have a few thousand choice varieties of Cannes and Gladlolns. and we will give three bulbs of either, while th(#r last, to any customer for anything bought If they are asked for. So come to our stores for anything you need, and ask for the free bulbs. If you want more than three we will seP them at special prices. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS SEED l* T° u need seed corn, we are hendquar”l ter: We are shipping hundred* of bushels CORN of choice early ,eed all over the State. Price, *3.00 wholesale; *4.00 retail.

St. With a $25 check for the home fund. It is the first contribution received after an appeal for money to build an addition. Other lyiembers of the Auxiliary are: Left to right, Mrs. John A.

Rooms for Speedway Visitors This week there will be thousands of visitors coming to Indianapolis to attend the annual Speedway race Hun dreds of these visitors will have; to depend upon getting a room In some private home Call Main 3500 and list your room for tent on the Want Ad page, where it will be read by hundreds of visitors. A three line ad for three days cost 99c. The Indianapolis Times Want Ad Department.

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Royce, 402*. Broadway; Mrs. William W. Ward, 3720 Kenwood Ave.; Mrs. Karl Sc-hoen, 3420 Birch wood Ave. and Mrs. Clarence R. Martin, 4415 Park Ave. Comrade Andrew Helm, 1130 Harlan St., Is also shown.

GRAIN COMPANY OPINION Gillioni Says Decision Is Up to Securities Commission. Approval or rejection of petition of the Grain Marketing Company, a Chicago firm, to dispose of $1,000,000 preferred stock in Indiana lies within judgment of the State securities commission. Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom indicated In an opinion submitted today to Frederick E. Schortemeier, secretary of State. Stock sale is opposed by the In diana Farm Bureau Federation on the grounds that the commission heretofore has limited preferred stock to 200 per cent of the common stock. BOOZE MID FLOWERS Woman Florist Arrested on Wind Tiger Charge. Mrs. Hannah Meuns, 54. of 2150 E. Thirty-Fourth St., proprietor of the ftttle Flower Shop. 306 N. Delaware St., was arrested today on a charge of operating a blind tiger. Police and Federal officers said they found a small Boston bag containing halfpint bottles of white mule, malt, hops and bottle cappers In the flower shop. Charles E. Saitmarsh, 51, of 3462 N. Meridian St., and Fred vlagsan. 34. of 306 N. Delaware £!t., also were charged with operating blind tigers. Police said Saitmarsh had a half-pint bottle of colored whisky which he said he had just bought for sl. R EPORT ON SCALD IN G Richmond Hospital Officials Not to Blame, Says Brown. John A. Brown, secretary of the State board of charities, today was preparing a report on the fatal scalding. May 18, of Laudy Jackson, a patient at the Eastern hospital for the Insane. Claude Williams, attendant, was charged with responsibility by the county coroner at Richmond. Brown said officials of the institution could not be blamed. • FOUR DRIVERS SLATED Two Charged With Speeding and Two With Intoxication. Motorists slated by police on Wednesday night were: Charles Robinett, 32, of 3443 School St., charged with assault and battery, disorderly conduct and driving while intoxicated; William B. Douglass, 34, of 'Twenty-Seventh and Bellefontalne Sts., charged with driving while Intoxicated, and Emory Faust, 46, of 602 E. North Sf., and E. Volkert, 30, of 1309 Lawton St., charged with speeding. INDUSTRIES FUND UP Expected to Be Considered at C. of C. Luncheon. Raising of the proposed fund to promote Indianapolis industries was expected to be considered by Chamber of Commerce industries committee at luncheon today. G. M. Williams, chairman, and Frank S. Flshback. president, conferred recently on the project.

Light Pole Color Is Puzzler Gray or dark green? Board of works memters Wednesday were unable to choose between the two colors for the new electric light standards to be installed on downtown & rests. Officials of the Merchants Heat and Light Company, who have the contract, recommend gray, saying it blends with color of the downtown buildings. especially In this era of tog. Some board members favor the emerald hue. Decision is scheduled F*riday.

SUIT THROWN OUT Suit by Mrs. Emma Atkins, 6515 Ashland Ave., for $10,0(0 damages for alleged Injuries received when

NERVOUS SPELLS ALMOST AS BAB AS FITS QUICKLY RELIEVED. NOW FIND JOY IN LIFE L. B. Duggins, Well-Known Maywood (Ind.) Mason, Pays Great Tribute to Todd’s Tonic. A Message for All.

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"Todd’s Tonic has proved to me its flavor. Is pleasant to take, merits in a wonderful way. For a At all

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Rubens Open Friday Night Till Nine —Closed All Day Saturday! RUBENS Now at 40 W. Wash. St. Directly Opposite Old Store North Side of Washington St. Near Illinois St. Dependable Low Priced Clothing In this beautiful new daylight store you will find the same standard of quality clothing we have sold for 38 years. But t values are greater because rent is lower! Smart Suits and Topcoats For Men and Young Men Four Price Ranges on Which We Specialize $ g iIS I M M I g m g m Extra Trousers With Many Suits at Small Cost Children’s 2-Pants Suits, SIO.OO to $12.50 '*> Rencnns Whv \ t—Up one flight, where rents are lower. O reasons wny 2nd—No elaborate, expensive equipment. RubctiS Values 3rd—No charge accounts. a fy 1 4th—No expensive delivery service. r\te Greatest I sth—Every item of overhead redued to the minimum. RUBE N S 40 W. Washington St., Upstairs. . *

I two collectors for a clothing company attacked her was thrown out of Federal Court today by Judge Robert C. Baltzell.'

number of years I suffered with severe stomach trouble, which led to nervous spells that almost went into fits. I was under weight, and getting thinner all the iimei After taking the first treatment of three bottles of Todd's Tonic, I began to gain weight. I have <> fa; rained 13 pounds in weight, feel full of pep. and am beginning io appreciate more and more every day the Joys of life. This is enough reason to give my picture and my testimonial to the manufacturers of Todd's Tonic. Manx* thanks for the merits of this wonderful Tonic." L. 13 Duggins. Mars Hill. Maywood, Ind —Mason. Todd's Tonic, with its wine-like

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