Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1925 — Page 21

THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1925

TWO PATENTS DURING WEEK Detector Signaling System £ Are Invented. Bu Timex Sneoial WASHINGTON, April 23'.—Two,patente on radio Inventions were granted by the United States Patent Office during the past week. A brief description of the new inventions follows: Detector (No. 1,533,070), invented by Thomas E. Aundel, Omaha, Neb. Object is that the detector, once set or adjusted, remains 'indefinitely in such position and may be subjected to shock of Jar without changing adjustment or injuring the device. Radio Signaling System (No. 1.532,356), invented by ft. A. "JVeagent, Douglas Manor, N. Y. and assigned to Radio Corporation of America. Object is to eliminate static through an antenna system having relatively small aerials located at the receiving station thus doing away with the fractional wave length spacing between antenna and attendant inconveniences. (Copyright, 1924, by Stevenson Radio Syndicate.) INSISTENCE IS WINNER lawyer Waxes Technical and Client Is Discharged. Paul Creed, 255 Trowbridge St., was free today of charges of assault Jind battery, due to Insistence of his Bidtorney, Ira M. Holmes, in CrimBFnal Court Wednesday. Creed was to have struck Henry F. Fillenwarth, 1540 English Ave., with his fists, following a collision of Creed’s automobile and Fillenwarth s bicycle. Judge James E. McDonald ruled evidence was insufficient tor conviction. Holmes had asked Creed b discharged because Flllenwarth’s name was misspelled on the affidavit. klanTeader convicted East St. Louis Doctor Guilly on Extortion Charge. ft ii T'nited Prtxx EAST ST. LOUIS, 111., May 28. Dr. H. F. Killene, prominent in Klan circles, will be sentenced In Federal Court today on an extortion charge. He was found guilty by a jury here late Wednesday of obtaining SSOO. from Edward Chase, a druggist, as a promise for protection from prosecution in a liquor case. main 7tio IT |r|Mßn^Ki7fMi BACCACE - FURNITURE RENT and drive a private, handsome sedan. (Reaper than owning a car. Plaza Garage 30 W. Vermont St. Drivurself Indianapolis Cos. 46 th Anniversary Sale Now Going On “The Store for Values” KRAUSE BROS. Courthouse is Opposite Us 205-207 E. Wash. St. Matar" mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Enjoy the Races $£.75 Binoculars tJ up UNDERSELLING STORE 84 WEST MABTLAND Watch our Saturday Specials. Open Saturday until 9 P. M. PARKING In the heart of the downtown district. Just one short block south of Washington street on Maryland between Delaware and Pennsylvania streets. 25c Per Day Plaza Oil Company

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The Claypool Trio, composed Miller Lentz, violion; Carolyn Avers Turner, pianist and Consuelo Couchnian, cellist, will broadcast a program of concert music from WFBM ,the local station, Friday evening, May 29th, at 8:30 p. m. The Caypoo Trio is well known in local musical circles and should prove very popular with the radio listeners. Freda Hughes, soprano, of Indianapolis, will be heard on the same program.

FOUR CHARGES FACED Police Told Mail Broke Up Furniture at Home. Charles Robinette, 32, of 3443 School St., was charged today wl*ii vagrancy, driving while intoxicates, drunkenness and assault aid buttery. Mrs. Grace Warren, 4619 E. New York St;, told police Robinette diove to her home Wednesday night and brok ea lamp and other furniture. Police arrested Robinette after a chase. WANT~CONVENTIOAI HERE Indianapolis Grocers Trying to Land 1926 Meet at Home. Bv Timex Special WASHINGTON, May 28.—Wholesale grocers from Indianapolis are attempting to bring the next annual

Small Red Pimples Itched and Burned Cuticura Healed “ My face broke out with small, red pimplen that were very sore. They festered and became scaly and my face tasked so badly I had to stay home on account of the unsightly eruptions. The eruptions itched and burned so that I could not sleep at night, and when I scratched them they used to bleed. “ I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. After using it I could see an improvement to purchased more, and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment I was healed." (Signed) Mrs. Mina Scott, 109 No. Hill St., So. Bend, Ind., Oct. 9. 1924. Clear the pores of impurities by daily use of Cuticura Soap with touches of Cuticura Ointment as needed to soothe and heal. Cuticura Talcum is fragrant and refreshing. Soap Ve. Ointment M and Me. T.lenm 16c. Sold everywhere. Sample each free. Addraee: "Oetlonre Laboratories, Dept. B, Malden. Maes." SW" Cntfeavtt 'bavin, Stick 25c.

Hi LOW Round Trip Continued Until June 11 If Successful, Rates Will Be Made Permanent Dollar Excursion Sunday Indlanapoll. A Cincinnati Trac. Cos, Charles L, Henry, Receiver.

convention of the wholesale grocers' association to Indianapolis, and in preparation for a vote on the question tomorrow are making a spirited campaign. Tw oother cities, Atlanta and San Francisco, are als omaking bids. The wholesalers will wind up their fourday convention tomorrow following a banquet tonight. FALLS FROM PEAR TREE Lad in City Hospital With Broken Arm and Wrist. Woodrow Wilson West, li, of 1321 S. Randolph St., today was at the city hospital with a broken left arm and wrist. He fell from a pear tree Wednesday night at Orange and Randolph Sts.

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CONRAD NAGEL, LEW CODY ELEANOR BOARDMAN IN “So This Is Marriage" USBTER HUFF PI.AYING "The Dance of the Houm'* CY MIEPF.RS SINGING -I've Named My Pillow After Von" CHAS. DAVIS ORCHESTRA

Special Anniversary Program APOLLO THOMAS MEIGHAN, “OLD HOME WEEK” , BY GEORGE APE Sunshine Comedy, "The j I Bralnlewa Horseman” Henderson & Weber Harmony Boy From Sony land Emil Seidel & His Orchestra

Circle the show place c 4 Indiana

RONALD COLMAN in TJTQ SUPREME illu MOMENT With BLANCHE SWEET Overture “Naughty Marietta’’ By Victor Herbert BAKALEINIKOFF CONDUCTING Comedy Walter Hiers in “A Rarin’ Romeo" Qvganologue “A Tribute to Indiana" Played by PEgSA BYRD Felix Cat Cartoon Animated Circle News

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Dance Ail Night WITH io Heinie’s Royal Orchestra OF CHICAGO Entertainers and[ Syncopators That Make You Want to Danoe Till Breakfast Riverside Park Friday Night, May 29th

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MRS. HECKER IS REGENT State Officers Elected by Daughters of Union. Mrs. Edward J. Hecker, was reelected State regent of the Daugh ters of the Union at a called meeting Wednesday at the Flftcher American Bank. Other officers: Mrs. Thomas Larkin, of Franklin, Ind., firse vice regent; Mrs. Ollie Howard, of Lebanon, Ind., second

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BEST VACDEVII.I.E—POPULAR PRICES I VDIP LI nib JOHN R. GORDON & CO. In the Comedy Sacceee "STUNG” Other Big New Acts

ENGLISH’S Berkell Players “Just Married” MATINEE WED., THCRS * SAT. f * fternoen, 2Bc, 88c, BOc. Ntjrht, 25c. ■ o, Me. tJ. 8. Govt. Tax on 90c Scat I ticket* Only. Phone Circle 3873. * NEXT WEEK—“Spring Cleaning”

PALACE —3 SHOWS IN 1— RANCE GRAY PLAYERS In “The Awakening” LESTER, BELL & (IRIFFIN MrTORMAfK Jt WALLACE JIMMY KEMPER * CO. BEACCAIRE SEXTETTE PHOTOPLAY I PAiL-O-MINE | WITH ■ PAILIHB GABON TONITE PerMMl Appearance, 9 p.m. HARRY GREB Middleweight Champion

vice regent; Mrs. L. D. Fix, of Columbus, Ind., corresponding secretary; Mrs. C. F. Neu, historian; Mrs. P, M. Dill, secretary-treasurer; and

Here’s News, Men: The Two Outstanding Values in Summer Suits 4re Schwartz Quality Suits “Aerpore” Tropical Worsteds and Priestley Mohairs

Tropical Worsteds Genuine “Aerpore” THESE are the famous “Aerpore” Tr o pical Worsteds, tailored in the Schwartz Cincinnati factory. They’re cool and classy. , Each has two pairs of trousers, which means double w r ear. These suits sell at— s 2s This Includes Two Pairs of Trousers

Factory-to-Wearer Remember that these wonderful Tropical Worsteds and Priestley Mohairs, just as all other Schwartz Clothes, are Schwartz-made and Schwartz-retailed. And you save the Middleman’s Profit. SchurfzQmutyCloihes 6 Occidental Bldg., S. Illinois, Near Washington St. We Will, of Course, Be Closed All Day Saturday

General Admission Tickets —FOR—--500-Mile Race On Sale Today Hotels Cigar Stands Drug Stores and Speedway Office—444 N. Capitol Ave. Purchase tickets before going to track to save time and avoid congestion. Traction cars leave Terminal for track every minute of day of Race. Shuttle trains leave Union Station every five minutes. . Special trains and cars for Speedway employees depart Traction Terminal and Union Station 4:30 A.M. Indianapolis Motor Speedway Company 444 North Capitol Avenue /

Mrs. A. J. Clark, chaplain. The election preceded by a luncheon at the Bamboo Inn. Covers for thirty were laid.

Negri Is Now in Europe Pola Negri, who recently arrived in Europe, plans to visit the Kleines Theater in Warsaw, Poland, before

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her return here to continue her con* tract with Paramount. Miss Negri made her first stage appearance at the Kleines Theater.

Mohairs Genuine Priestley THESE Genuine Priestley Mohairs, made by Schwartz, are sure to be popular. They’re smart, cool and exceptionally durable. Only Schwartz, with its immense facilities, could afford to sell them at—ns Extra Trousers to Match Suit, $5