Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 74, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1925 — Page 10

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0.0. P. EDITORS OPPOSE INCOME TAX PUBLICITY Senator Watson Praised and Tax Reduction Program Indorsed. Bu United Press MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., Aug. 7. Republican newpapers of Indiana were pledged today against publication of indome tax returns. T*he association at its midsummer outing here, placed itself on record as favoring repeal of the publicity clause of the Income tax lew and pledged its member papers against printing the figures. Senator Watson Praised • Other resolutions praised the work of Senator Watson, who will be a candidate for re-election next year and praised the Administration of President Coolidge and Governor Jackson. Resolutions also indorsed the tax reduction program of Secretary of the Treasury Mellon and ,the leadership of Clyde A. Walb, Republican State chairman. Governor Jackson Thursday night reviewed the progress of the Administration in paying off the State debt. He said *500,000 of the debt has been paid since Jan. 1 and another $400,000 will be paid by Oct- 1. Tax Reduction He promised the entire debt would be wiped off the books next year and gave assurance the State tax levy for next year will be reduced from 28 to 25 cents. Senator Deneen, of Illinois, urged full-hearted support of the Republican editors in the municipal campaign this fall and in the Congressional campaign next year. Arthur Gilliom, attorney general, charged lack of cooperation in dry law enforcement in some Indiana cities controlled by Democratic officers. The editors were taken today for an inspection of the Indiana State Prison and an inspection of the industrial section of the city. No action was taken Thursday by the State committee in naming a permanent secretary for the committee. Harry C. Fenton of Indianapolis is slated for the place although there are other candidates. GOODRICH TO EMBARK Party of Four to Sail For Europe, Aug. 20. Bu Times Special WINCHESTER, Ind., Aug. 7. Former Governor James P. Goodrich and Mrs. Goodrich will embark from New York, Aug. 20, for a three month’s tour of Europe, it was learned today. They will be accompanied by Dr. Golder of Leland Stanford University and Mrs. ' Paul Haynes of Indianapolis. It Is under stood Goodrich’s trip is one of business connected with the Russian government. Dr. Golder is to study conditions In Russia. Mrs. Goodrich and Mrs. Haynes will tour other European countries. MISSING GROCER SOUGHT t Authorities Believe Man Fatally Shot Wife. Bv Times Special EVANSVILLE, Ind., Aug. 7. Authorities today scouted the idea that Frank Williams, grocer who is believed to have fatally shot Mrs. Williams Wednesday night, had committed suicide and have given up search for his body. Mrs. Williams died without revealing the name of her slayer. City and county officials have redoubled efforts to capture Williams. Authorities in other counties have been notifie dto watch for him.

TRUSTEE FUNDS SHORT Believe Missing Official Illegally Used .<510,000. Bit Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind., Aug. 7.—An investigation was started today to determine if Ira W. ;Place, missing Lincoln township trustee, St. Joseph County, forged checks to get tow-n----shlp funds. It Is believed his shortage will run as high as SIO,OOO or $12,000. Officials have been unable to find any clew of the missing man. TAPS FOR WAR VETERAN Boswell H. Hill To Be Buried in Crown Hill Cemetery. Bu United Press BRAZIL, Ind., Aug. 7. —The body of Boswell H. Hill, 83, tyice State treasurer, who died Thursday night at his home here, was to be taken to Indianapolis today for burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Funeral services were held here preceding removal of the body. Mr. Hill, who had been an invalid fifteen years, v .is a Civil War veteran. He served as major on the staff of Gen. Edwf rd McCook. He was active in polnics, being elected Clay County treasurer in 1873. In 1880 he was elected State treasurer, serving two consecutive terms. One On and five daughters survive. BAPTISTS TO CONVENE Whitewater Association Will Open 115th Session. Bv Times Special CONNERSVILLE, Ind., Aug. 7. The Whitewater Primitive Baptist Association will open its 115th annual session here' Saturday. Eight churches located in Fayette, Frarik]in, Rush. Union, Wayne and Randolph Counties will be represented. Elder E. W. Harlan moderator, will preside. Session will end Sunday night when it is expected 1,000 persons will attend. INSANE PATIENT SOUGHT Police were asked by Central Hospital for Insane authorities to search for James Sweezy, 66, who escaped from that institution Thursday. He was dressed in a dark suit, straw hat and black shoes.

KILLED FARMER FCR $5 Employe Charged With Murder, Says He Could Not Collect. Bu Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind., Aug. 7. Schuyler Barrett, 60, held in jail here will face first degree murder charge after his capture Thursday afternoon for the alleged killing of Sylvester Coder, 45, farmer living eleven miles south of here. Sheriff Thomas lA. Goodrick said

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Is it any wonder that this sale is breaking all records? Literally thousands of articles in the store have been marked with special price tags in order to rid our floors of an accumulation of merchandise that absolutely must be closed out before the big new fall stocks are put in place. Reductions range from 20% to 50%. It surely will pay you to buy now the furnishings you will need this fall.

27x54 Tapestry Rugs Your choice of a variety of patterns and colorings, including oriental and domestic designs. 27x54 Velvet Rugs Rich velvet rugs in a size that is in /.ud great demand in every home. Handsome patterns. Bright colors. ■J 27x54 Axminster Rugs Handy sized rugs of the especially dur- p .oD able Axminster weave, in a big variety —■— of colors. 9x12 Seamless Tapestry Rugs Big room-sized rugs at especially JJ) | low prices. Many designs for £ —- your selection. Good Grade 9x12 Tapestry Rugs $/ j J 5 This is decidedly a better quality JL of tapestry rug. Good selection of , colors and designs. An exceptional value. I 9x12 Velvet Rugs 7C We offer an excellent assortment lk,/|) of patterns in these splendid velvet room rugs. Quite liberal savings. i Floor Lamp Shades - Your choice of a number of odd shades $>1.75 in various tints of silk. Richly fringed. Tremendous reductions. ' Unfinished Kitchen Chairs Strong, well-made chairs which can he $1.19 decorated to match your other kitchen 1 1 or breakfast room furniture. Kitchen Cabinet, Roll Front. . _ Ample shelf room, five drawers, big sl7-50 utensil compartment, etc. A handy 1 £■ piece of kitchen equipment. Oak Kitchen Cabinet, _ Porcelain T°P $ ■* *fc7s Has tilting flour bin, glassware = equipment, metal bread drawer, curtain front, with enamel interior. Odd Pedestals $0 25 Just the thing for fern and statuary. y /.- Several effects and finishes. ■■ Walnut Chifforettes— Odd Pieces $yQ75 Walnut chifforettes left over from broken suites. Beautifully finished.

Barrett admitted the murder and declared it was caused by the victim’s refusal to pay $5 back wages. UNION IS ROBBED Bu United gress Hammond, Ind., Aug. 7. —Hammond police today searched for two bandits who held up Louis Wettingel. treasurer oft he hod carriers’ union and robbed him of S3OO of the union’s money as he was on the way to a bank.

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SOUTH AWAITS ENGLISH PRINCE H. R. H. to Stop at Buenos Ayres This Month. Bu Times Special NEW YORK, Aug. 7.—South American society, which ranks in gayety with that of London and

3-Piece Kroehler Living Room Suite $ j i|Q*so Overstaffed in velour. Three £\f |/ handsome pieces, large davenport, chair and rocker. All backed by the Kroehler guarantee'. Kroehler Cane Back Liv- _ - 4 ing Room Suite. .. $1 1 tJO Queen Anne davenport, rocker £ and chair, in combination twotone velour cane back. Two sunburst pillows. 3-Piece Kroehler Over- 4 A stuffed Suite $ j I .7 5 Especially handsome velour JL ht/ chair, rocker and davenport. Loose, spring-filled cushions. 3-Piece Kroehler BedDavenport Suite SIJ_Q.SO The davenport converts into a JL %J full-sized, comfortable bed. Chair and rocker to match. All overstuffed in velour. Mahoganized Davenport - Table $1 | .75 Beautiful creations in Tudor pe- £ £ riod design. Unusually low prices for merchandise of this quality. Fiber and Reed Chair or Rock;r Take your choice of a big variety of SV.SO finishes, in numberless patterns of ere- fl—tonne upholstery. Fumed Oak Library Tables.... _ Genuine oak tables with rich fumed sA.oo finish. Mission type design. Shelf for books or magazines. Mahoganized End Tables _ This table beside the davenport or SA-75 reading chair adds to your living * I room. Mahogany finish. Rack for books. Upholstered Chairs and Rocke s Odd chairs and rockers in golden and $4.95 fumed oak. Upholstered in artificial leather. Big reductions.

Paris, is preparing a program of winter sports for the entertainment of the Prince of Wales when he arrives there about the middle of August from Africa, according to information received from Buenos Aires agei.ts of the Pan-American Line, operated for the United States shipping board by the Munson Line. “The principal winter sport in Buenos Ayres is horse racing,” said Frank C. Munson, president of the Munson Line. “One of the finest race tracks in the world is at Palermo, a suburb. We are informed

that the races in August and September. the South American winter, will surpass all previous events, due to the presence of the Prince. “Other entertainment will Include dances, social events, the theater and opera, and if the Prince runs true to form It will not be long after his arrival before he visits some of the prihcipal cabarets, where the tango originated. “The winter in Argentina is mild, like our October, without snow or ice, and accordingly the South American idea of the season does

There isn’t a room in your home, not a single nook or corner, that can not be brightened up during this sale at a saving. Not only odd pieces and discontinued lines are sacrificed, but whole room suites. Couples contemplating marriage, housekeepers expecting to renovate their homes, all who appreciate fine merchandise at a saving, will do well to reserve their new furniture now. A small payment holds any article for future delivery.

3- Tudor Bedroom Suite - Bed, chiffonier and dresser in ||.s() Tudor design, finished in walnut. gj A whole suite at less than many an individual piece. 4- Genuine Walnut a -fl (Hi nr Veneer Bedroom Suite... | J 75 Dresser, chiffonier, bed and £ £ dressing table of genuine walnut veneers and American gum wood. Walnut finish. Queen Anne design. 4-Piece Tudor Bedroom - Suite, Walnut Veneer $ 1 Fit *75 GENUINE walnut veneer and JL M"X‘ American gum wood. Large - dresser, bow-end bed, roomy chiffonier, pleasing toilette table. Colonial Dressing Table and Bench $ | U. / 5 Handsomely mahoganized. Large, £%F clear mirror. Handy drawer. Priced to sell. Odd Brass and Wooden Beds... ycj An assortment of odd beds priced at y a very low figure to close them out. Enameled Steel Beds "White or golden Vernis Martin en- $C.75 aniel finish. W ill not tarnish or cor- m ji-xr—-•rode. Handsome continuous post design. 45-Lb. Genuine Felt Mattress. .. __ A number of patterns in beautiful $7-50 art tick, ill full-weight 43-pound mat- £ tress of genuine felt construction. Simmons Day-Bed With _ Felt Pad $ 1 g. 75 A genuine Simmons day bed with J, cretonne pad and valance. Walnut finished head and foot rails. Odd Dressers Finished in Oak $ 1 1^.75 Special designs in odd dressers. £ Golden oak finish. Large mirrors, roomy drawers. Colonial designs.

not mean skating and snow-shoeing, as with us. The temperature rarely falls below frost. As the Prince moves northward to Brazil he will ftpd October corresponding to our spring months." CHEVROLET DINNER HELD Salesmen and dealers of the Indianapolis Chevrolet automobile agencies held a chicken dinner Thursday night at Walnut Gardens, southwest of the city. The Jones-Whitaker Company had the largest repre sentatlon.

8-Piece Dining Room Suite . A complete dining suite buffet, iM* table, five side chairs and host • chair. Queen Anne design, rich walnut finish. 54-In. Genuine Walnut jg* Veneer Dining Table s^l^.7^^ Genuine American gum wood in 4m *IF '" combination with real walnut veneers. Six-foot extension. Queen Anne design. 45-In.William and Mary Table $1 0.75 William and Mary six-foot exten- £ sion table. Dark oak finish. 43inch diameter when not extended. Leather Seat Dining Chairs. • qr Odd chairs for the dinirig room. Oak, rich golden finish. Seats upholstered in leather. Mahoganized Windsor Rocker.. *rr An exceptionally pleasing design of the artistic Windsor style. Beautifully finished in mahogany. Mahoganized Windsor Chair. .. In design and finish this chair matches $£.75 the rocker described above. Bargain ££■- ■■ prices. 3-Burner Oil a-J q q The IDEAL oil stove, three-burner I type. Keeps the kitchen cool and £ the food hot. _ Quartered Oak Drcsserobe.. _ Has the combined qualities of chis- $7 /.75 forobe and dresser. Big clothes compartment, four drawers, clear mirror. Golden quartered oak. Porcelain Top Kitchen Table... - Top is like white glass fused on to $4.95 steel. Wood portions finished in white ‘ I enamel. Odd Music Cabinets . Just the thing for sheet music or $C.75 player rolls. Several pleasing designs. All sacrificed materially. _ Cabinet Phonographs 7 Priced at exactly half the figure at $77-75 which they originally sold. Play Sg £ ■ ll any standard disc record. 88-Note Player Pianos... ts-N p* Terms can be arranged to cov- $7 7h. O<U. er an entire three-year period. No interest or other charges.

FRIDAY, AUG. 7, 1925

FAMILY IN HOSPITAL Frank King, five members of hi* family and his sister-in-law, Mr*. Beatrice Holleran, all of Tulsa. Okla., are In St. Vincent Hospital today suffering from Injuries received on Thursday when the auto driven by King turned over on the National Rd. near Knlghtstown,| Ind. Hospital attaches said they learned a truck struck the auto driven by King, causing It to go Into a ditch.