Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 249, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1926 — Page 3

FEB. 17, 1926

U. S. ATTORNEY TALKS Ward Tells Rotary Club Members About His Job. The position of United States district attorney entails many duties, States District Attorney AlOPt S. Ward revealed that to Rotary Club members at luncheon Tuesday. Ward said that many people have an erroneous idea that all the district attorney has to do is to prosecute cases for the Government. He said it waa part of the district attorney’s duties to examine titles to real estate which the Government desired to obtain, collect fines, sue on defaulted bonds, look after postal service in the district and perform statutory duties. TRIBUTE TO ART'SMITH Ft. Wayne Flans Permanent Memorial for Aviator. Itii United Press FT. WAYNE, Ind., FebT 17.—A campaign was launched today for a fund to erect a permanent memorial to Art Smith, Ft. Wayne aviator killed in the crash of a mail p'.ane at Montpelier, Ohio, last week. While two Army aeroplanes circled overhead and dropped flowers on the open grave, Smith’s body was laid to rest in Lindenwood cemetery here yesterday. It is planned to erect a monument in Memorial Park, from which Smith made his first flight at the age of 16. INSTRUCT BEEKEEPERS State Apiarist Helds Meetings on Improved Methods. Under the leadership of C. O. Yost, chief apiarist for the State conservation department, a series of

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This Sale Absolutely and Positively Closes Saturday Night at 10 P. M. NOT AN INSTRUMENT WILL BE LEFT UNSOLD IF PRICE MEANS ANYTHING TO THE PEOPLE OF INDIANAPOLIS

Three more days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, then this sale will have passed into history, and your opportunity to buy one of the world’s best Pianos, Phonographs or Radios will be gone. Not only are prices pared down to the last notch, but you can have many months to pay for the instrument of your choice.

SATURDAY NIGHT SEES THE WIND-UP Plan to be here tomorrow, make your selection early, and the Plano, Phonograph or Badio you select will be yours to enjoy over the week end. Prices For the last three days, prices have been pared down to the lowest level that we have ever known similar merchandise to sell for. Don’t delay, ebme tonight, tomorrow or Saturday without fail if you want to make your dollars do double duty. Liberal Terms Don't let the lack of a lot of ready money keep you away. Persons of approved credit can select any instrument in our entire stock, pay a very modest down payment, and pay the balance in small monthly payments while they get the enjoyment of their purchase. Cash Buyers Cash is what lubricates the wheels of business, that fact we know and appreciate, so you enn rest assured that here at this sale you will get the utmost value for your money. Battery Chargers Included in Radio Outfits All prices quoted on Radio Sets Include every accessory necessary, and the set installed in your home. All tubes, loud speaker, all batteries and even a Balklte Battery Charger is included. If you want the utmost for your Radio investment, you will get it here. 10 Records Included With every phonograph, be it Victrola, Edison. Adler. Royal ill either Upright or Console models, ten Victor Records of your own selection (Red Seal records excepted) are included without extra charge. A large portion of our phonograph stock is being offered at half price or less. 50 Rolls of Music Included With All New Player Pianos Every purchaser of a Piayer Plano during this sale gets fifty rolls of music of th"eir own selection without extra cost. ’•REMEMBER—SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY

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meetings is being held throughout Indiana for giving instruct'ons in improved methods of beekeeping. Meetings have been held in Richmond, Walton and Albion and Purdue University and are scheduled for Terre Haute, Friday, Shelbyville, Saturday, Greentown next Thursday and Aurora next Friday. WILMETH MAY GET JOB Former City Judge Mentioned for Council Attorney. Former City Judged Delbert O. Wilmeth was mentioned today as a strong possibility for city council's attorney. TJ'he occupant of the new office will be named by Hoynion ... council president, with approval of the councllmen. When the ordinance to create the office was broached, Charles J. "Judgie” Orbison, former Democrat, was prominently considered, but it Is said he yielded after appointment of his son, Telford, as park board attorney.

Kurtzman Player 83*297 A used player. Twenty rolls Included. Terms. Geo. P. Bent Player M *435

Edison ■ *49 IMS Famous London model. Sweet tone. I || Beautiful cabinet. Terms. Victrola 1*53 Ten records Included without extra charge. A bargain for a quick" buyer.

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HOTEL WOMAN DIES Mrs. Minnie Thiatlmvaite Succumbs at Sheridan. Bu Times Special SHERIDAN, Ind., Feb. 17.—Mrs. Minnie Thistlewaite, 62, widow of Henry Thistlewaite, died here Tuesday night. She has owned and managed the Thistlewaite hotel here for thirty year* and ia widely known among the traveling men of Indiana. CARRIERS TO CONVENE State Convention Will Open Monday at the Denison. Indiana State Association of Letter Carriers will hold its convention Monday at the Denison. Delegates

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If you expect to/buy a piano, phonograph, in the next five years, come to this sale. Don’t deny the family the music they have always wanted when you can buy so much enjoyment for so little money.

This Piano m 3 ig A used piano bargain. Modern case. Piano S -l Tr in good condition. Geo. P. Bent Piano ■ *265 A new piano. Only one at this price.

PHONOGRAPHS *10*18*25*37 In our phonograph stock you will find a range of prices and models. The final reductions have been made. Every phonograph has been reduced in this great sale and not a single phonograph will remain after Saturday night. COME EARLY and Be PREPARED TO BUY

RADIO BARGAINS OF REAL QUALITY These radio receivers are not orphans or nameless sets, but are products of world famous factories. Battery Charger Given Away Your opportunity to secure a charger without extra cost and a radio set at a reduced price is rapidly drawing to a close. Saturday Is Last Day

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will arrive Sunday and be the quests of Indianapolis branch No. 39, Orrln A. Collins, branch president announced. The delegates will be taken on an auto tour Sunday. Postmaster Robert H. Bryson and Mayor Duvall will speak at the convention. The meeting will close with a dinner and dance at the Chamber of Commerce Monday night. PURDUE DEAN, SPEAKER Dr. A. A. Potter, dean of the Purdue University engineering schools, will be the principal speaker at the Purdue Alumni Association banquet at the Severin, Thursday evening. He will tell how 17,000 persons' in Indiana were reached last year through the engineering extension service work.

Emerson Grand Piano |S*6SO Regular price $1,025. pB B J'lUftidi Vou save $',’.75 in next 3 hays only. Kranich & Bach B 9 *895 |3 I A quality instrument BaLWTl at far l)elow regular ■Ej-KaSi price.

Improved De Forest Freshman Masterpiece The Franklin Console *132=39 Terms

COLLEGE STRIKE LOOMS Ft. Wayne Students Protest Expelling of Basketball Star. BU United Press FT. WAYNE, Ind., Feb. 17.—President Loucks of Concordia College conferred today’ with upperclass leaders to prevent a strike of the Btudent body. Strike threats were made in protest against the expelling of Christian Rittman, star basketball player, for violating the school rules by staying out all night. The 111-feeling came to a climax last night with a near riot at the mess hall when students were locked out and atones were thrown through windows of the building. Concordia College is a Lutheran denominational school.

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