Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 269, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1926 — Page 5

MARCH 12,1926

MAN KILLED IN TRACTION CRASH Jennings Clarkson, Ben Davis, Is Victim. Jennings Clarksop, 28, of near Ben Davis, died Thursday at Robert Long Hospital from injuries sustained when struck by a west-bound inter-/ urban car near Ben Davis. Clarkson was returning home from work. Freeman Ltddy, R. R. O, Box 72, said Clarkson drove his machine in front of the lnterurban. Clarkson received a fractured skull and died an hour later Sheriff Omer Hawkins ordered William Glasscock, motorman, and Willis R. Handy, conductor, of Greencastle, Ind., to report for questioning. Clarkson is survived by the widow and parents, Mr; and Mi's. Jessie Clarkson of Jennings County.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: W. R. Bassdt, 3867 Park Ave., Ford, 543-282, from rear of 118 E. Vermont St. Rudloph C. Aufterhide, 3055 N. Meridian St., Apt. 20, Cadillac, 514364, from rear of that address. Clayton Rea, 920 Park Avn., Ford, 14J56, from rear of 1401 N. Pennsylvania St. Hoosier Brick and Coal Company, .Thirtieth St. and L. E. & W. RailFroad, Essex, from E. North and New Jersey Sts.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by police belong to: Roscoe M. Cook, 635 E. ThirtyFirst St., Essex coach, found at Northwestern Ave. and Thirtieth St. Ford touring car, license 548-284, found in 800 block Paca St.

29-37 North Illinois Street

NEW COATS and DRESSES

500 New Spring Hats Emphasize the Leading* Phases of the Mode—ln Line, Color and Texture Exceptionally Low Priced $ 195 *2.95 s*s Ol Colors Different, Gay, Dashing—Smart Silk Modes —Many Dainty Affairs . of Silk, Straw or Both Trimmings That Artistic Perfection AVAIL YOURSELVES EARLY OF THIS EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY

POOLROOM IS ASSAILED Police Chief Tells Church Class It Is Breeder of Crime. “Mere youths, 16, 17 and 18 years old,” are outdoing “hardened criminals, master minds of Action,” in committing crimes, Police Chief Claude F. Johnson told the Central Avenue M. E. Church young people’s c.ass Thursday night, “Take the, youthful criminal,” Johnson said. "The chances are nine to one that he is a poolroom loafer, and. as a breeder of crime, I believe that the poolroom, particularly the out-of-the-way poolroom, 1 a without equal.”

WATER CASE TO BE CONSIDERED Calumet Official Will Confer With Jackson. Governor Jackson has granted an audience Monday morning to a group of business men from the Calumet district who are interested in the fight in the United States Supreme Court waged by lake States to enjoin the city of Chicago from further use of Lake Michigan water for the city’s sanitary district. The suit is being actively pressed by the legal department of Wisconsin. Such vast quantities of water are being drained from Lake Michigan the- -water level of the entire lake system is being endangered, it is charged. Indiana is one of several surrounding States appearing as a “friend of the court.” Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom recently submitted an informative brief. Illinois authorities are questioning jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. Those to confer with Jackson are officials of the Chambers of Commerce and civic leaders from Calumet cities.

Jfj ‘ ■ u iV rr-^ —— ““■ <a 3 1 ..’ r , . - \ (M\ Bargain Basement 111 Every Day A Sale Day " ,

SATURDAY—Gigantic Value-Giving Event!

BIG TIM TO GO FREE MARCH 25 Huge Welcome Planned for Mail Robber. By United Preen CHICAGO, March 12.—The Gas House gang is preparing to welcome its swaggering leader March 26 when Big Tim Murphy, most spectacular of ail Chicago s two-fisted leaders, returns from his vacation at

T • m • Rheumatism Neuritis jese*

With applicator attached to cork, just brush “Heet” over the pain area, whether in arms, elbows, ntfck, shoulders, hands, knees, feet, legs, back or body. Instantly, you feel this harmless, glorious, penetrating heat draw the pain right out of the aching or swollen joint, muscle or nerve. Besides, “Heet” scatters the

In the Season’s foremost style successes. Featured Saturday in one superlative group.

The Coats DOUBLE-BREASTED, STRAIGHTLINES, TAILORED, FURTRIMMED AND OTHER NEW EFFECTS!!! Twills, Plaids, Mixtures, Checks, Suedes and Novelty Effects — EVERY NEW MATERIAL! Models for all sport and dressy occasions! Sizes for misses snd women. The Dresses FLARES! PLEATS! CIRCULARS! PUFF SLEEVES! HIGH AND LOW NECKS! STRAIGHTLINE EFFECTS! Plat Crepes, Georgettes, Prints, Combinations — SPRING ’ S FAVORED MATERIALS! Models for every informal occasion! Sizes for misses and women. Don't You Miss These Wonderful Bargains

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

the Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary, Murphy will complete his sentence for participation in the $385,000 Dearborn Station mail robbery, on March 25, 1923, and will be released outright, without other robbery charges being brought against him, Federal authorities indicated. One other charge of participating in a SIOO,OOO Pullman robbery remains. During the time Tim has been in prison—almost three years—his power over the Gas House gang has not relaxed. Leaders of the group are now planning a band and a huge demonstration for the rough leader when he leaves the train which will bring him from the penitentiary.

congestion and establishes permanent relief. “Heet” contains two soothing* penetrating ingredients, too expensive to use in ordinary liniments or analgesics. "Heet” is a clean, fragrant liquid; doesn't stain, blister or irritate the skin. Druggists guarantee each 60-cent bottle. —Advertisement.

ssses. . ay in I^. L Rink’s Bargain* Basement

FIRE BUG SENTENCED Ft. Wayne Man Admits Kindling Coal Comnany Blaze. By United Preen FT. WAYNE, Ind., March 12.—LeRoy Lewark, of Muncle, today was under sentence of two to twentyone years In the State Prison on his plea of guilty to arson. Lewark admitted setting fire to a building of the Olds Coal Company. Harry Gates, of the State fire marshal’s office, conducted the investigation which led to Lewark’s arrest.

Has No Gas Now! Once a woman of her age aad to be careful. Today, she eats anything she wants! A Stuart tablet—and after-eating distress vanishes. Chew a Stuart tablet after the heartiest meat and you. too, can smile at indigestion. Stops all gas and belching. Ends sour risings, belching. A little alkaline is all your stotaadyneedsl Full Box FREE! Every druggist has Stuart’s tablets, 25c and 60c. Or, a full box free if you write the F. A. Stuart Company, Dept.T, Marshall, Mich. Get a metal box of Stuart’s for the pocket—and keep it filled! Hearty eaters—hard smokers—high livers—find Stuart's a boon and blessing! STUART'S dyspepsia tablets

29-37 North Illinois Street

DOWNSTAIRS AYRES " poop MERCHANDISE AYREH SERVICE LOW PRICE! _ Saturday Sales!

New Style Notes Featured in the Showing of Coats Are CapeBack Effects —Puff Sleeves and Cuffs—Rich New Satins SATURDAY SALESPRING COATS! f Easter Coats Assembled in a Com- Cvik plete Assortment of the New Colors —the New Styles—the New ! 10 “ ’35 # Tlie brilliant collection of coats Is ® yt f, another example of the way the Down- 55 g stairs Store caters to discriminating ''yr-f women who demand style smartness, good / dependable quality of materials and are / desirous of saving money. / Deerona, Virgina Wool Mixtures, ( Tweeds, Furlaines, Poiret Twill, L A Poiretsheen, Polaires, Cheviot, Satins * \ Largo size women will find the very things they need in these coats, such ns deeper armholes, roomy shoulders and fuller breadth across the hips. Larkspur, Bois de Rose, Geranium, Coma, Gray, Green, Tan, Beige, Black, Navy, Trimmings of genuine squirrel and moleskin, turnback eulTs of contrasting materials, pleats at the side, embroidery and buttons; some have fur collars of squirrel, moleskin'Snd moufflon; sizes 16 to 50. New Dresses for Easter Arriving Daily, sls to $26 You will find it a joy to look through our splendid stock of new spring dresses and make your selection. The smart style tendencies, the newer trimmings, colors and fabriCvS are here in a comprehensive showing; sizes 16 to 50,

Saturday Sale of Low Shoes for the Family! Men’s Dress Oxfords, $2.95 Brown, black and tan j Goodyear welt oxfords ; rubber heels; * J&jfoS pass up this opportunity to buy your spring oxfords. 200 Prs. Women's Novelty Low Shoes, $1.95 Novelty low shoes; odd lots taken from our regular stock; - A priced for clearance. All sizes in lot. Children’s Brown and Smocked /fog. Special tan Hercules sole; can’t be beat for wear; rubber V heels; full lined; moccasin style toe. Sizes BV2 to 11 * uiwmww t* $1.65 •* Sizes to 2 • IMUUMVI • Isl * LtUUI * Ui. $1.95

Saturday Sale of Women’s Silk FullFashioned SenwChiffon Hose, / / ~\vM Pair, $1.19 /f I I ] Just received anew ihlpment of pure silk, full I / / dlt* / fashioned seml-ehtffon hoee with fine quality lisle 1 & aw top, heel, toe and sole; a beautifully knit hose ln -v .a, Lm. much favor for spring and summer. idm m - French Nude, Atmosphere. Rose Taupe, Neutral, t'iflH Stone Gray, Blue Fox, White Sklsn, Blush, EoWM stasy. Irregulars. Sizes 8/2 to 10. * Women’s Pure Silk and Silk and jLfr Rayon Hose, Pair, 59c /Y Service weight of pure silk and silk and rayon with lisle hemmed tops, seamed back with fashion Jjm marks; spliced ankle, toot fully reinforced; sizes 8% to 10; Irregulars; a wide range of colors and

Children’s Rayon Plaited FullLength Hose— A dainty rayon plaited hose for misses and children; knit ln English ribbed and pineapple ribbed style; plain knit foot with double heel and toe; 'sizes 6 to 9Vi- First quality, assorted colors. Pr OJC Women’* Union Suits, 50c Comfortable fitting, light weight suits with built up shoulders, tailored at neck and armholes; loose £nee shell stitched Btyle; sizes 36 to 44; out sizes in built-up shoulders; festooning at neck and armholes; sizes 46 to 50.

Saturday Sale of Spring Hats The Newest Advanced Styles

Silk Crepe and Spanish Lace Scarfs, $1.79 Delightful colors —charming patterns—crepes come In both plain and figured styles, picoted and fringe finished ends; lace scarfs come in sombre shades and plain colors; fringed ends; shades to harmonize with any costume.

Rayon and Glove Silk Underwear Fine quality and attractive prices. First and substandard quality. OF RAYON Bloomers, *1.19 and *1.60 Chemises, *1.19. Vestß, 89<* and *l. Stepins, *l. Gowns, *1.95 and *2.95 OF GLOVE SILK Silk Vests, *1.49 Silk Bloomers, *1.69 and *2.49 Silk Chemises, *1.95 and *2.89 811 k Steplns, *1.49

$2.95 The styles are authentic fashions for Bprlng in a wide variety of shapes and materials. There are felt hats and dress hats, four hundred and fifty of them. These hats are samples and were made to sell for much more. Plenty of Gigolos, Beret tarns, poke bonnets, roll brims, turbans, wide brims and matron shapes. Every popular shade of the season as well as harmonizing combinations.

PAGE 5

SuS-StandwuU of Black and Pull Range of Colors Pore atlk from top to ton. Full-fashioned and chiffon weight. Pair, 51. 20. Fnllfaahtoncd pnro irtTh chiffon, with U*le top and foot. Pair, SI. Fnll-f*ihlcned, pur* aflk, •errlce weight, Hat* top and foot Pair, SI. Pnre *Uk, eerrleo wolfkt, ltale top, aremed back. Falx. 80#. Saturday Sale ' of Fringed Seamless Velvet Rugs *3s= 9x12 81x0 Nationally known rugs In irregular quality greatly underpriced. Beautiful pattern* and colors; a rug that will glve#years and years of serv ice. Same rug without fringe at 5.'13.75. All-Silk Georgette, Yard, $1.39 Group purchase brings this favorite silk to yon in all the leading shade numb era. More than twenty colors at this price. New Printed Crepet, Yard, $1 All the newest things In prints and colorings; small and large figures; serviceable quality crepe of heavy silk and cotton construction.