Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 114, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1925 — Page 21

FRIDAY. SEPT. 11,1925

KLAN IS DRAWN INTO QUIZ OF COOK SLAYING YoirSfs Are Released on Bond —Pastor’s Wife Is Threatened. Bu United Press VINTON, lowa, Sept. 11. —KuKlux Klansmen and anti-Klansmen today were drawn into the investigation of the murder of Mrs. C. B. Cook, head of the county Women’s Christian Temperance Union, who was shot to death last Monday evening. Two masked men late yesterday entered the home of the Rev. C. S. Kleckner, pastor of Christ’s Church, and demanded of Mrs. Kleckner whether her husband was a member of the Klan. Rev. Kleckner was assistirq it the funeral services of Mrs. Coc.< at the time. “Is your husband a Klansman?” the men demanded. “Tell us the truth or we’ll manhandle you. If he has come here to raise more hell, we’ll ” When Mrs. Kleckner answered she did not believe her husband was a mef.ber of the Klan, the men departed. The woman notified police and they sent for blood hounds to help trace the masked men. Known Klansmen and anti-Klansmen will be questioned, police said. The Kleckners recently came here from Onawa, lowa, where Rev. was known as “the marrylng^Btor.” IvWWiwhile police and the coroner had failed to arrest anyone in connection with the murder. They re iterated today that they expected to make “an Important arrest soon.” Seven Vinton youths, arrested on a charge of throwing rotten eggs at the Cook home several months ago, were released on SI,OOO bond each. METHODISTS TO VOTE MERGER Proposed Amendment Also Before Conference. Bn United Tress JEFFERSONYILUS, Tnd., Sept. 11.—Two important issue* came before the Indiana conference of the Methodist Church here for discussion today. Issues Involved ratification or rejection of proposed amendments to the church constitution. Another proposes union of the northern and southern branches of the church, split since Civil War days. The second amendment would put laymen on a basis of equality with ministers in conferences. Separate votes on the issues are to be taken by the laaymen and clergymen. A viMh expected late today. of the board on tionof candidates for the. ministry took up the morning session. P. 0. CLERKS TO COHBEBE HERE 1927 Convention Will Come to Indianapolis. John B. Reynolds, general secretary of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, today receiveed word frotn Earl L. Ferguson, manager of the Chamber’s convention bureau, that the 1927 convention of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks will be held in Indianapolis. Ferguson is now in Kansas City, where the postoffice clerks are meeting. Ferguson also said that the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Federation of National Rural Letters Carriers’ Association, whose meetings are held at the same time, would hold their 1927 meeting here. The combined meetings should draw nearly 4,000 persons. Carl Stimnson of Indianapolis was re-elected national vice president of the federation. MEMPHIS SEEKS SHOW DeJflktlon Confers With Manager of Dairy Imposition. Headed by J. Rowlett Paine, mayor of Memphis, Tenn., a delegation from that city arrived here and met this afternoon at the Claypool with W. E. Skinnner, general manager of the National Dairy Exposition, to be held here Oct. 10 to 17, to point out the advantages afforded for holding the 1926 exposition at Memphis. Facts presented will be referred to exposition officials and will be given every consideration in deciding upon the location of next year’s exposition, Skinner said. Steel rail production in the United States declined 16 Vi per cent from 1028 to 1924. bTrdTeedT $ Highballs. a||V S&p-poSarr. mSSK Cuttle Bone. • MMfOTrtYH Manna. “Pie.*’ Song: Restorers BIRO CAGES 51.85 UD a^ss|gggSsP t ' CAGE STANDS. $3.25 ud .... KVERITT'S seed htok. Z 27 VV. Wash. 3-6 N. Alabama. ELKIN BROTHER Will Save You Money On TIRES ALL BTANDARD MAKES Illinois Cl role 2116. 100 Firestone Race Tires 29x4y* and 30x5 Fit 20-Inch rims. Bargains Lincoln Tire Cos. 906.08 N. Capitol. Phoie LI. 6666.

New Commander of Veterans Col. P. J. Hurley Col. P. J. Hurley of Tulsa, Okla., Is the new national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, elected at the national convention at Tulsa. He has been a coal mine boy, cowboy, lawyer, banker, soldier and oil-operator.

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TIGER FOOT CORD TIRES A As tough as the name implies. Why worry about your tires? If it’s freedom from tire worries that you want, me quality tires. And Tiger Foot Cords represent the last word in quality and economy. They cost no more than is ordinarily asked for inferior makes. The low cost combined with its superior quality is the reason why Tiger Foots still are so popular. TIGER FOOT TIRES Tiger Foot Tire* are fully guaranteed by the manufacturer, as well as by us. One hundred and seventy-three Parmelee busses in Chicago equipped with Tiger Foot Tires Is convincing evidence of their dependability. Every Tiger Foot Tire is guaranteed to‘be first quality and fresh stock. BATTERIES I SATURDAY I | BALLOON SPECIAL SPECIAL dies. Made of high qa 01/ 29x4.40 Tiffany grade parts. and OUXJ /2 Second Cords fully guaranteed HILLORY $8.50 also have our own % battery service sta- Second Cords Better hurry If tion with drive-in u u , J service. m^ 0U one as FREE BATTERY */C WC have Only test service tPWiaisw about 25 In stock. INDIANA WHOLESALE TIRE CO. Circle°6942 201 N. CAPITOL AVE. CircU 6942 Open evenings and Sundays. Mall orders prepaid. Free delivery to all parts of the city. Tire changes made In our own garage. No curb work.

FUND DRIVES ARE PLANNED Combined Effort Will Be Made in Fall. Plans for the annual Community Fund-Red Cross campaign this fall were assuming definite form today following renewal of the agreement by which the Red Cross roll call is combined with the Community Fund campaign. Following a conference Thursday between directors of the respective organizations, a contract was signed by Fred Hoke, fund president, and William Fortune, Red Gross chairman. Every contributor of the fund will be enrolled with the Red Cross. Mrs. P. C. Reilly, Mrs. O. E. MeMeans and Mrs. Mark V. Rinehart wero named to fchoose a 100-acre camp site for the Camp Fire Girls near Noblesville. TWO ARE DIP’ VICTIMS Two more Sta e Fair visitors fell victims of the “dips,” according to police reports. Ross Carpenter. Terre Haute, missed sls. Le Roy Leonard, Warsaw, Ind., lost his Knights Templar watch valued at $44.

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Board Must Listen to Bible Bu Times SprcuJ LEBANON, Ind., Sept. 11.— Not content with ordering the Bible on each teacher’s desk in Boone Counl y schools, the county board of education will open each business session with a jreadlng from the Scriptures, Superintendent C. O. Caplinger has announced. Caplinger said that Inasmuch as a resolution was now in effect requiring the teachers to use the Bible, he intended to see that the board members also benefit from it.

Marriage Licenses Hester C. Oliver. 28. MS E. Ohio, laborer Ollie Rambo. 24. 615 E. Ohio. laundry. William T. Buzzard. SJ.' Huntington. Ind farmer: Lena L. MeKte. 42. 401 N. Tibbs. Lowell R. Young 20. 1341 N. Keystone, salesmen: Ruth S. Waterman. 21. actuarial clerk. Jerry Willoughby 2R. 1250 S. Sheffield, eirpeiuer Bettie Willoughby. 30. 2225 W. Wilkins. George D. Gibson. 76. Lebanon. Ind.. retired: Mary Wisehart. 68. 714 K. keystone.

Men’s SOCKS -■-9c 3 £r

SIO,OOO PURCHASE SALE

SALE STARTS 8:00 A. M. SATURDAY SEPT. 12 Many Other Items on Sale Not Listed Here

LADIES’ HOSE Sheer gloye silk hosiery, new, first quality. Regular $2.50 values at this BJ" aT|| amazingly low Q price. Pair %0 2 Pairs, $1.25 On Sale at All Store# Ladies’ Gauze Vests Self straps, mercerized iY 1 / s , : r . i .T 8 /3 c On Sale at All Stores Ladies’ Apron Frocks Good quality gingham, attractive trimmings! small large and medium sizes VvV On Sale at All Stores Boys’ Two-Pants Suits Excellent school suits; • £\W* neat patterns, two ULa pairs pants Xsvv On Sale nt All Stores Except Indiana Ave. Ladies’ New Fall HATS Silk, velvet, silk and velvet combinations. The newest colors and shapes for all - comers. Small and ■■ .If 5 large head sizes M == included ma On Sule at All Store# Except Indiana Are.

OUR NEW STORE 313 INDIANA AVE. our new store

EX-EXAMINER MAY GET JOB Terre Haute Man Mentioned for State Position. John W. Parrett of Terre Haute, former motor bus examiner for the public service commission, was being mentioned as possible successor to H. D. McClelland, chief clerk of the State highway commission, providing McClelland is transferred to the superintendency of the highway garage. Parrett was engaged in banking in Terre Haute and Clinton prior to becoming auditor in the State automobile' license department several years ago. He also is being considered for appointment with the State banking department or State board of accounts. While McClelland is Go% r ernor Jackson's choice for the garage assignment, his appointment is being blocked by John D. Williams, director.

SABLOSKY’S

To begin with, bear in mind—this is not just an ordinary sale. We purchased the entire stock of men’s high-grade furnishings from the Lamb Mfg. Cos. at 50c on the dollar. These values are the result of this and other lucky purchases involving thousands of dollars worth of Standard Reliable Merchandise! Merchandise that ordinarily sells for about 50% above our prices. We make a huge assertion when saying this sale surpasses anything ever attempted in our twenty-six years of merchandising. Four Convenient Stores Each Sharing in This Stupendous Price Slashing Event!

500 New Sample FALL DRESSES Featuring all that is new in design and color, FLARE, SEMI-FLARE, STRAIGHT-LINE EFFECTS. [All Sizes for Women and Misses, 16 to 52 All splendid quality silks, including satins, C fig QC satin crepes, mirroleen, etc. %o On Sale at All Stores Except Indiana Ave.

Sheets Bleached, size 72x90, center rjf\ seam, three-inch top / Vp hem, Each f QL On Bale at All Stores Pillow Cases Soft thread muslin, wide a hem. Size 42x36. I On Sale at All Store# Men’s Slipover SWEATERS Heavy knit, all wool. 4 A N Navy, brown, maroon. IL | Uk Contrasting stripes A tit if Dress Socks Regular zv/v 65c quality. I||j| Pair On Sate at ATI Store#

GYPSIES ROB TELLER Police Ordered to Arrest Bands Entering City. Gypsies had better take the detour around Indianapolis, Police Captain Barrett Ball said today. At roll call Bail read a telegram from Muncie, Ind., stating that two women gypsies were in a trust company there telling fortunes and a teller allowed one of them to handle a large roll of bills. After she returned it and left, he discovered $2lO missing. WAR ON BASEBALL POOLS Bu Times Saeclal ANDERSON, Ind., Sept. 11.— Prosecutor Lawrence Busby today began a war on alleged sale of tickets on baseball pools twenty men connected with cigar stores and poolrooms here were called in city court Thursday to face gambling charges. DE PAUW REGISTERS MANY Bu Times Special GREENCASTLE, Ind., Sept. 11.— Four hundred and eleven students registered In Do Pauw university here during the first registration day. Slightly over 300 enrolled on the first day last year.

“The Largest Little Stores in Town”

Skool Boys *“• "f- CM. \ VVR Start the children right on the road l vA’ to manhood and womanhood! AsL sure them of comfortable, healthy f feet through both. And assure yourself of the limit in economy and // value by outfitting them permaHeid’s Skool Shoes $1.45, $1.95, $2.45 and Up dfM Shoes for the Family Hr HEID’S st:. Py-' 233 E. Wash. 16th and 111.

TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY WILL BRING RESULTS.

MEN’S SUITS Two and three-piece suits, English and conservative styles, patterns to suit any fancy. Large sizes included. Two Groups 4= On Saif* at Ays. fSforp Only Men’s Underwear Genuine COOPER’S ALLEN A. Summer, fall and winter weights. All styles, various materials U / £* of the highest grade On Sale at All Stores Men’s Gloves Canvas, leather palm; gaunt- A A let or knit wrist. t 9 g% 50c quality. Pair MUV All leather dress or work gloves, $2.00 values. U y g\ Pair J J C On Sale at All Stores Men’s New Fall Caps Values made to sell up to Ap* $2.00. The new light patterns Vt/C On Sal© at All Stor© SUITCASES Genuine Samson cases, A f\£\ reinforced with wood IL 1 frame. Black only. ..... tj/ A \/w On Sale at. ATI Stores

MEN’S NEW Wide Belts ££, 49c

SALE ENDS 6:00 P. M. TUESDAY SEPT. 22 Stores Open Evenings Monday, Wednesday and Saturday

Men’s Collars Genuine IDE Collars Latest Styles,’ All Sizes Unen Collars, i s\ each ...... ...... ............... ..... IUC Soft Collaru, s rj each .....lisC 35c Semi-Soft Collars, % a each .........llfC On Hale at. All Stores Work Shirts Blue chambray; two /%/\ pockets, coat style. 3 for $2.00 Ui/C On Sale at AH Stores Dress Shirts New stripes, cfiecks and combinations; collar attached or /Y I"* neckband style. UL a 3 for $2.70 ........................ On Rale nt All Stores Dress Shirts Including broadcloth, silk stripe madras, etc. Up to /h # < $3.50 qualities. I A / 3 for $4.00 1 #‘T J On Sale at Indiana Ave. Store Only Men’s WORK SHOES All leather, scout toe, a 0 *- very serviceable, tan. | .“5 Pair ....w| = On Sale at AII Stores

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