Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 223, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1926 — Page 5

JAN. 18, 1926

CLAIMS RECEIVE HELP OFLEGION Estate Rehabilitation Group Has Meeting. The service division of The Indiana American Legion, handled 3,677 cases for ex-service men and their dependents during 1925, according to a report of State Legion offocials made public today. Os this number 1,850 related to claims of disabled men, while 375 others were •services rendered on death claims. Claims for adjusted compensation filed by dependents of deceased veterans numbered 145. " Plans to further claims of veterans were made at a meeting of the rehabiltation committee Sunday. Attending were: C. A. Jackson, Newcastle, State commander; John Goldthwaite, Marion; Dr. Chester A. Stayton, Indianapolis, of the bureau; John Ale, director of the bureau; Dr. Gerald Hiatt, Indianapolis, Dr. C. R. Bittler, Newcastle; P. S. McConnell, Fowler, past State commander and State child welfare chairman; B. W. Breedlove, bureau guardian officer; Frank H. Mclntosh and Dr. C. H. Bayer, all of this city, of the bureau; Frank H. Henley, State adjutant; Mrs. Ethel Tierney, Indianapolis, legion service officer, and J. H. Klinger, State organization officer. I SENATOR AT SOUTH BEND Robinson Says Prohibition Is .Major Problem in thUted States. Bu United Preen SOUTH Bi}ND, Jan. 18.—Prohibition enforcement is the major problem confronting the people of the United States today, Senator Arthur Robinson told a mass meeting here Sunday night. “The Jaws must be enforced —not uomo laws, but all laws,” Robinson said. "The constitution must and will be upheld. The people must rule and a small minority can not impose its will on the great majority. Sobriety has never injured a nation, drunkeness has-destroyed more" than one.” SUICIDE AT HOSPITAL t Ex-Wrestler Also Cuts Wife and Attending Nurse. Bu 1 nited Preen EVANSVILLE, Ind., Jan. 18.—A widow and Aty-ee children today survive Earl Vessel, former professional wrestler who slashed his throat in a frenzy of delirium at a hospital here. Before taking his own life Weasel tried to murder his wife and the attending nurse with a jagged piece of a water glass. Both women were badly cut in defending themselves. Vessel had been transferred to the hospital for treatment from the county jail, where has was awaiting, trial for bootlegging. BANDITS GET ~~54,000 Youths Hind Night Watchman, Force Department Store Safe. Bn United Preee NEW ALBANY, Ind., Jan. 18.— Five youthful bandits are being sought by police today as the result of a daring robbery which netted them more than $4,000. The youths entered a large department store here, bound the night watchman, forced the safe and fled v.'ith $4,000 in cash and a large number of checks. DUGGER STORES LOOTED Ten Places Robbed; Less Than SIOO in Cash Taken. Bn United Preee DUGGER, Ind., Jan. 18.—While the little town of Dugger slumbered peacefully, a band of yeggs pounded the locks off the doors of ten •tores, and robbed them, It became known today. Less than SIOO in cash was obtained, but a considerable quantity of merchandise was seized.

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SCOUTS TO HAVE MEET Plans for North Star District Event Will Be Made. Plans for the North Star district field meet of the Boy Scouts will be completed at a meeting Wednesday night at the Homeof David Porterfield, deputy field commissioner, 3616 Salem St. The meet probably will be held Jan. 30, either at the Indiana School -for the Blind or Broad Ripple High School. Winners will represent the district north of Fall Creek in the allcity Scout field meet, Feb. 6. Troops making up the district are N05.36, 42, 62, 6J, 72, 75, 76, 77, 78, 80 and 82. 1 SUICIDE INVESTIGATED Husband of Probation Officer Takes Poison. Bn United Preee MICHIGAN CITY, Infl., Jan. 18.— An Inquest was to be held today into the suicide of Dave Hendricks, 45, who took poison in a rooming house here. Trouble with his wife, Mrs. Lillian Hendricks, probation officer of Laporte County, was believed the cause of his act. PLAN ST. PATRICK’S DAY Final plans for the St. Patrick's Day parade and evening entertainment, March 17, in Tomlinson Hall, sponsored by the Ancient Order of Hibernians, will be made by the committee on arrangements, Sunday, Charles F. Fisher,. chairman, announced todav. Thomas M. Quinn will be gran a marshal of the parade. INDIGESTION HI UPSET STOMACH, GAS. JAS, GAS Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief! . Instant relief from sourness, gases or acidity-of stomach; from indigestion, flatulence, i>alpitation, headache or any stomach distress. The moment yoW chew a few “Pape's Diapepsin” tablets your stomach feels fine. Correct your digestion for a few cents. Pleasant! Harmless! Any drug store. Advertisement.

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BUS KILLS HOOSIER Bn United Preee MICHIGAN CITY Ind., Janf 18.— Levy Stanford, 60, is dead here to-, day from injuries received when he stepped in front of a motor bus on the Dunes Highway near here. ~ Home-made, butEnds Coughs In a Hurry supply of dtpadable coach modicine. Easily made and saves about $2 If you have a severe cough or chest cold, accompanied with soreness, throat tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breathing, or if your child wakes up during the night with croup and you want quick help, try this reliable old home-made cough remedy. Any drugC Ist can supply you with 2% ouncen of Pinex. Pour this into a pint bottli and fill the bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup. Or you can use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup, if desired. This recipe makes a pint of really remarkable cough remedy. It tastes good, and in spite of its low cost, it can be depended upon to give quick and lasting relief. You can feel this take hold of a cough in a way that means business. It loosens and raises the phlegm, stops throat tickle and soothes and heals the irritated membranes that line the throat and bronchial tubes with such promptness, ease and certainty that it is really astonishing. Pinex is a special and highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, and is probably the best known means of overcoming severe coughs, throat and chest colds. There are many worthless imitations of this mixture. To avoid disappointment, ask for “2V4 ounces of Pinex" with full directions and don’t accept anything else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded. The Pinex Cos., Ft. Wayne, Ind. —Advertisement.

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APOLLO MAE MURRAY in “THE MASKED BRIBE” Jimmy Arthur im “MY STARS" Emil Seidel and Hln Orchestra

In the Hilarious Comedy “WHAT HAPPENEO TO JONES” You’ll Laugh Until Voug Sides Ache , AMERICAN HARMONISTS In a Surprise Specialty Charlestson Contest—Adults, Friday Night; Children, Sat. Mat,

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First National Presents “THE SPLENDID ROAD” ANNA Q. NILSSON LIONEL BARRYMORE ROBERT FRAZER Frank Lloyd Production Overture “La Stradella*' BAKALEINIKOFF Conducting Lloyd Hamilton in “FRAMED” Dessa Byrd j Playing “That Certain Party” u OLD VIRGINIA” CIRCLE NEWS

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'Women’s Sateen fA Bloomers, Pair. . . uUC Striped sateen bloomers; made with double elastic cuffs; mostly dark colors. Size 27.

Special Brassieres .In Thref' Styles Reduced in Price 50c Besutiful checked and striped materials with elastic and wide iape shoulder straps; plain or boned In front for support; side clastic gores. Back* and side closing models. Sizes 32 to 40. Black Sateen PA. Aprons JvC Polly Prim style; fuil size; trimming of red piping; two pockets. Narrow Pink Ban-P A deaux, 3 for wwv Back closing; pink, narrow style; snug fitting; sizes 3? to 38. Muslin Lingerie Bloomers, Drawers, Corset Covers, Stepins Pajamas and Costume Slips 50c Muslin drawers and corset rovers: bloomer* of crepe in pink and white: size* 27 and 28. of muslin and .striped batiste: step-ins of •voile and batiste: costume slips, white muslin with bodice top, lace yoke and straps; pajamas In white batiste; one efrnp style; sizes 15 and 16

Rag Rugs, 50c Hit and miss pattern In 24x36 inch size; in blue, rose and green borders. * 50c Day Plus Value Axminster Rugs “Home Crest” brand, manufactured by Marshall Field * $49.75 $39.75 Seamless rugs In 9x12 sise. These are No. 1 seconds, which means imperfections of the slightest nature which are hardle noticeable and in no way effect the wearing quality of the rugs. Don't fall to see these fine A xml ns ter s before buying rugs. $5 Down and $5 a Month or Small Weekly Payments

Soc Day Plus Value Silk Petticoats Radiums, Jersey Silks

tjjj Beaut lfnl quality radium and Jersey silk petticoats that hare been reduc e and In price. Come in 34 and 38Inch lengths. Light and dark colors. While, they last.

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Sale of Silk and Cloth Dresses for Women and Misses

Charming styles in two-piece effects, straightllnes, flares, basque and circular skirts. Styles that are being shown for the new spring season. Buy now and save. Showing new colors and the conservative ones.- Satins, brocades, flat crepes, wool, poiret twills, flannels, etc.

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40-Inch Sheeting, fA 3 Yards DUC Heavy unbleached quality. Bordered Voiles, Pfk Yard DUC 48 Inches, printed designs and printed border effect; 1% yards makes a dress. White Outing, CA** 4 Yards DUC 25 inches, all white, short length, up to 10 yards. Toweling, 4 Yards DUC Twill weave, colored border, white toweling. Part Linen Crash, [*A 3 Yards DUC Red or blue border, heavy bleached crash. Pillow Cases, fA^ 2 for DUC 45x36-inch size; pure white. Limit 3 to a customer. Mercerized Fancy Marquisette, PA 3 Yards DUC Yard wide; white, cream and ecru; will wash well.

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Cfeararice of AH Winter and Mid-Season tf* 1 Hats D1 Regardless of former prices. All shapes and colors. Women’s and Misses’ Wool Scarf Sets A(\ in All Colors. . vL 100 Pairs Women’s PA Strap Slippers, Pr.DUC Grey and brown; mostly small sizes. 100 Prs. Women’s PA House Slippers, Pr.DUC Slightly soiled; not all sizes. 150 Prs. Women’s Black Suede Strap d* 1 Slippers, Pr vl All sizes; most narrow widths.

300 Prs. Women’s Arch Support Oxfords, Pr., $2.45 Goodyear welts in narrow widths. Brown kid and brown v calf and patent; goodyear welt soles; not all sizes; plenty of narrow widths and large sizes.

Children’s Jersey f A Gloves, Pr Durable and warmf' fleece lined; also fleece lined Jersey mittens, fur trimmed. >¥ool Gloves for fA Women, Pr vUC Wool gloves In gauntlet style for women and misses; slightly soiled. Assortment of Leather Each*'. 50C This assortment includes bill folds, cigar cases, bags and card cases. • Good Quality £A Hair Brushes, Ea.uUC

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Table Damask, r A rt Yard DUC Colored borders; b3 Inches wide; good table cloth lengths. Lamp Shade fA Fringe, 12 Yds... DUC Two-Inch mercerized; white or black; limited quantity. Odds and Ends of Lamp Shade Accessories Braids, cords and other accessories making lamp shades. 20 yards SOC. . ' Lamp Shade PA Tassels, 20 for DUC All colors. Frinted and DottedfA Voiles, 3 Yards. . .DUC Odds and ends of different lines, several good colors and designs to select from. Rayon Drapery fA Marquisette, Yd.DUC ' Plain colors; yard wide iiul Jacquard weave; pongee color.

New Pastel (1 QA Felt Hats DI.OD The Rage of the New Season In the popular Swankee and Gigolo styles; also small roll brims for women, misses and juniors. 150 Prs. Women’s Straps and Oxfords, $1.95 Discontinued lines of higher priced shoes; not all sizes in any style; all sizes in lot from 3 to 7. 100 Prs. Odd Lots of Children’s Shoes J | Women’s Military Q A _ Heel Rubbers, Pr. DDC

Pure Linen Hand-J* A kerchiefs, 2 for. .OvC Plain or lace edged; embroidered corners; colored borders. Chinese Grass CA . Baskets, Each... DUC Linen Handker- fA chiefs. 3 for wUC With colored borders and embroidered corners. Fancy Collar and C A _ Cuff Sets .DUC Some of these have Jabos. Stationery, PA 2 Boxes fo* vUC Tube rose and khaki linen brands.

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Hosiery and Underwear

Women’s fA Union Suits DUC Medium heavy, slightly fleeced cotton ribbed union suits, with broad built-up shoulders, tailored band and lace trimmed; with drawstring and ankle length. Sizes 34 to 44. Irregulars. Women’s Underhose of Wool and Cotton, 50c In knee length; to wear under sheer silk nose for comfort and warmth. These are spat style in medium sizes only; flesh color. Irregulars. Women’s Silk and fA Rayon Hose, Pr. . .DUC Service weight hose of silk and rayon with lisle hemmed top, seamed back, double heel, sole and toe; sizes 8% to 10; assorted colors; irregular quality. Women’s Union £ A Suits, 2 for DUC Light weight fine cotton knit suits with built-up shoulders, festooning at neck and armholes with drawstring; tight knee style; sizes 36 and 88. V Boys’ Cotton Hose, PA 4 j&urs .....\ DUC Fine guage cotton bpse with double heel and to*; black only; irregulars; incomplete size range. Children’s Separ- PA ate Garments, 2 for DUC Medium heavy cotton ribbed shirts; high neck, long sleeves, ankle length pants; muslin band at waist; assorted sizes. Women’s Knit PA Vests, 3 for DUC Soft and fine cotton knit vests with bodice tops; tape shoulder straps and drawstring. Regular sizes. Baby Blankets, PA Each ...pUC Infants’ blankets, white with blue or pink striped border; sizes 30x40. Children s Flan- PA nelette NightgownsDUC White flannelette with drawstring In hem; button style. Baby Pillows, P A Each \..SUC Made of sateen and filled with “Kapok;” blue, pink or blue and plan combinations. Little Tots’ P A Sleepers DUC Knit part wool with button down the back; drop seat; sizes 0 to 4. Irregulars.

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Men's Capeskin ||JA Dress Gloves,2 Pr.OUC For driving or semi-dross wear; good quality, serviceable and ■well made; In practically all sizes; irregulars. English Cambric Handkerchiefs, C rt 3 for JUC Full size, finished hems; sheer quality; lustrous finish. 8 Genuine Beacon Blanket Bathrobes Men, Each $1.95 Heavy serviceable blanketing; well made; sizes 30 to 38. Men's Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose, fA 5 Pairs DUC Ribbed tops, good quality hose for every day wear; irregulars. Sizes IOVi to 11%. Men’s White Foot JjA Socks, 3 Pairs. .. DUC With black tops and legs; fast color; comfortable to wear for work hose. Sizes 9% to llVa. If* regulars. Boys Gauntlet FA Gloves, Pr DUC Lined gauntlet style gloves; serviceable for school or every day wear; regular slscs for boys. Boys' CA. Union Suits DUC Medium weight ribbed and fleece lined suits; slightly soiled; slses 2 to 4

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Women’s Wool Mixed Sport Hose, PA 2 Pairs DUC A small assortment of wool and cotton mixed hose with hemmed tops; oxford grey and bla'fck checked; others in drop stitch style and plain dark colors; sizes 8% to 9Vi- Irregulars. Women’s Heavy Weight Rayon Plaited PA Hose, Pair DUC Rayon plaited sports hose knit in pineapple ribbed to the toe stylo with hemmed lop and fully reinforced foot; Irregulars; sizes 8% to 10; assorted colors. Children’s Sleep- fA ing Garments .... wUC Losely woven, soft knitted material in a high neck, long sleeves and ankle length; button down the back and drop seat with feet; small slzeß. Boys’ Heavy Cotton School Hose, PA 3 Pairs DUC Splendid values in heavy weight cotton hose for boys with elastic leg and double heel and toe; sizes 7Mi, 9. and 914. Black only; Irregular quality. Women’s Pure Silk Chiffon Hose, > PA 2 Pairs DUC Pure silk chiffon weight with lisle hemmed top, seamed back fashion marks; double heel, sole and toe; sizes 8V& to 10; black only; irregulars. Women’s Pure Silk P A _ Hose, 2 Pairs DUC Regular and outsizes. Pure thread silk, service weight with lisle hemmed top, seamed back, fashion marks and fully reinforced foot; second quality. Outsizes in black only; assorted colors in regular sizes. Sizes 9 to 10. 4 Hi Sult *: 50c Made of blue stcifle; small collar, long sleeves; button down Ihe back; sizes 2 to 8. Little Tots’ P A— Hats ...DUC Velvets, broadcloths, elastic hacks; fur or ribbon trimmed. Baby Dresses, PA each DUC Made of nainsook, small embroidered yokes; lace trimmed. Silk Bonnets, Pffc 2 for DUC Silk bonnets and soiled wool ones; clearance priced. Table of Rummage Clearance of children’s wearing apparel reduced.

1,200 Prs. Fine Ribbed m-pkir. 50c These are fine ribbed cotton, hose for work or every day wear; sizes 9% and 10 only; black and brown: irregulars; limit of 10 pairs to a customer. Men's Under- f A shirts, Each DUC Including medium weight ribbed and fleece lined: fifty-six garments In the lot. Odd slses; slightly soiled. 22 Boys* Blanket Bathrobes, d* 1 A A Each DI.UU Good looking patterns, splendidly tailored robes of fine quality; sizes 8, 10 and 12. Boys’ Sport r*A Coats, Each .. . .DUC Fine ribbed, snug fitting coats with pockets; knit wrists aud button fronts. V neck; slses 30, 33 and 34. Boys* Play Suits, fA Each DUC Plain khaki or polka dot striped play suits; full cut; swell made suits; drop seat, full length style; slzea 3 tu 7. Men's Silk and Wool 3P.Tr. 50c In fine grade second quality hose from a nationally known mill; well known; comfortable| black, brown; grey, sizes O 1 ,* to 12.