Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 51, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1925 — Page 17

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CORONER WILL PASS ON CASE OF MRS. DEAN Week cf Investigation Fails to Reveal Cause of Death. After a week of police Investigation the case of Mrs. Edith Irene Dean, 27, who lived in aps.rtment 36, the Marion, 522 N. New Jersey St., is to be presented to Coroner Paul F. Robinson for an inquest. Witnesses gathered by both the sheriff and Detectives Roach and Fossatti will be called to testify. The body of Mrs. Dean, fatally injured, was found last Friday morning along the tracks of the Nickel Plate Railroad near Sixty-Second St. and Allisonville pike by a train crew. She was rushed to a hospital at Noblesville, but died without making a statement. Screams Heard Four hours before her body was found Ralph Chapman, proprietor of the Rose Garden tea garden, near by, called Sheriff Hawkins and said

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a woman was screaming for help. She was not found. Chapman heard an auto start near his home, but Mrs. Dean’s car was found there. Chapman said it was a different make auto that started. A man told the police of an experience with a woman in an auto, near the‘scene. She was intoxicated, but drove a different make auto from that cf Mrs. Dean and v was not the same general description, police say. Two other men associates of Mrs. Dean, said she left them at SeventyFifth St., and White River at a camp when she became enraged and drove away without them. She had been drinking, they said. A post mortem examination at the hospital revealed that the stomach contained no liquor, Robinson said. Marks of Scuffle Sheriff Hawkins said marks of a scuffle were seen where Sixty-First St. leads onto the railroad, and he believes two men and a woman were there. Police seem to believe Mrs. Dean was intoxicated and wandered up the tracks and was struck by an early morning train going in the opposite direction from the one that found her. Usury was practiced in Ancient Mesopotamia in 1950 B. C. If a farmer had no seed to sow in his fields, he had to agree to give grain lenders 30 per cent of the crop.

PHYSICIANS ORGANIZE Dr. Vicente A. LaPenta, chief of staff at St. Francis Hospital and representative of the Italian government in Indianapolis is president of an organization of physicians of the hospital formed at the Claypool, Thursday night. Announcement was made that two new wings to the hospital are contemplated, the addition to double the preesnt capacity* Other officers of the organization are: Dr. R. A, Butler, secretary; Dr. L. H. Stafford, treasurer and Drs. Judson D. Mcschelle, Frank Klein. George W. Rubush, W. E. Mendenhall and W. S. Tomlin, members of the executive staff.

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This is no ordinary July stock-taking sale. It is just what we have called it—A GIGANTIC WAREHOUSE REMOVAL SALE. We are moving into anew warehouse, and we know from experience that moving means breakage and damages. This clearance sale will empty our warehouse and save us moving costs. We pass these savings on to you. Wonderful values—Exceptionally low prices—Easy terms—Courteous Service.

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TTe sell on easier terms and at lower prices because we believe in turning over every possible saving to our customers.

While They Last 100 Odd Dining Chairs All Styles and Finishes Former Prices Ranging Up to $9.00 NOW * 1= and s3= JWe are clearing out our stock of odd dining chairs at these remarkable prices. You will find all styles arm chair and plain; some with blue leather uphol- _ stery, all with graceful —-M H designs and up-to-date ' # patterns. Just the chance \\ for you to get that extra chair you have been ___________. _____ wanting.

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EAGLE RANGES i We are clearing out this line of Eagle ranges. Asa big special we offer a $42 50 range for only $19.75. C ome in and get your choice before we dispose of | all of them I ' FREE GAS CONNECTIONS

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COME AND SEE OUR WAREHOUSE SPECIALS IN OUR Year ’Round Toy Department We have gone through our entire toy department and selected tows and games and other children's specials for this sale that you can t afford to overlook. Everything in the line of children s games and toys can be found here. Bring the youngsters and let them enjoy themselves.

Chifforettes At Less Than Vk Former Price While They Last and at Eaey Termo Along with our dressing tables we are closrlng out all odd cblfforettes and chiffoniers You will And a splendid choice of finishes snd n line of distinctive patterns in these pieces that will fit in with any bedroom furniture you may have. Chifforettes. Chlf-^ fooler, and Chlf- B - T ——W ' : nfffßi forohes; ever -BL i piece In perfectol r* condition Offered!®* during this side ntJH ernnmm IT Tiffin tremendous sav- Ml f ralnSr' r 1 .Ml r 1 ' M c rr 1 1 mm sf , NOW— $16.95 1| TiMbIA ir 1 Mae .39.60 B &T _ NOW Was .42.80 SL la. I NOW

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Easy Terms A WONDERFUL SPECIAL Easy Terms ; 59^bed^)m|59^ bed, chiffonier and dressing table all for $59 75. Following the popular Tudor style and finished In walnut this bedroom Is at once comfortable and pleasing to the eye. The large, genuine plate glass mirror and the oaslly slidltug drawers help to make this suite unique in price ami quality. I

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