Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 296, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1926 — Page 7

APKIL 13, 1926

NOT GUILTY OF MUNDER CHARGE Jury in Criminal Court Acquits Herbert Thiesing. Herbert Thiesing, 2453 N. Alabama St.. was acquitted of a first-degroo murder charge Monday evening by a Jury In Criminal Court. He was tried for the fatal shooting of Orla Vernard, alias John Cook, 43, on Jan. 2 in a poolroom operated by Raymond Hoffbauer at 1609 Ludlow Ave. The trial commenced a wee.c ago, with John W. Holtzman as special judge. The jury retired about 5 p. m. to deliberate, and read their verdict in open court at 7 p. m. Eight ballots were taken. "My prayers have been answered,” cried Mrs. Thiesing, who sat with her husband throughout the trial. The case was bitterly fought by Deputy Prosecutor Judson L. Stark, who endeavored to prove Thiesing deliberately shot Vernard while under the influence of liquor. Thiesing insisted the shooting was accidental.

COOLIDGE TEST UP IN ILLINOIS National Issues at Stake in Primary Vote. ItII United Press CHICAGO, April 13.—The Coolidge Administration was on trial today as Illinois voters marched to the polls to select senatorial nominees on both major political pertles. Senator William B. McKinley, Coolidge Republican, is seeking renomination with the Administration program as his platform. His opponent, Col. Frank L. Smith, downstate politician, lias waged bitter war on the Administration program, particularly the world court resolution. Democrats are expected to turn in a tremendous majority for George E. Brennan, Chicago political boss, who seeks a Senate seat on "dripping wet’’ platform.

i —j|| ==: ' ~~~—~s

Lloyd Loom Fibre Furniture In a Sale

THIS THREE-PIECE Lloyd Loom Fibre Suite Prominent among the many reed fibre suites seatured at reduced prices for the week is this Lloyd Loom Suite. Chair, settee ***? CA ..._. „ M / I and rocker m choice of several finishes. fcaf Jf Liberal Allowance for Your Old Furniture

VISIT OUR MODEL APARTMENT Fourth Floor of Our store “The American” From this completely furnished living room, dining room, bedmom, breakfast nook and kitchen - you may obtain some idea which you can reproduce in your own ( * f\ Oil ii 1 \/ \ / in prizes for best arrangement of furniture. Ask hostess for par-

It’s Easy to Pay the People's Way WHERE HOMES ARE FURNISHED COMPLETE

HOOSIER BRIEFS

A twenty-pound llsh was caught by Ben Sapp of Evansville without the use of line, pole or net. Sapp, who works for the Gaselec pumphouse, got his finny trophy from a fifty-foot pipe extending into the river, where it had been drawn by the suction. Paul E. Keyser of Richmond, Ind., theological student at Hamma Divinity School of Wittenberg College, has been elected vice president of the student body. Ex-Mayor Lynn Lewis of Bloomington, who reported his automobile stolen, found it in his garage the next day. It had been there all the time. Olof Hedstrom of Hartford City visited his son at the Culver Military Academy and came home with a black eye. He says he was hit by a baseball. Russell Felt, 23, of Keystone, was seriously injured when he was thrown from his motorcycle.

DR. W. B. CALDWELL AT THE AGE OF 83

While Dr. W. B. Caldwell of Monticello, 111., a practicing physician for 47 years, knew that constipation was the curse of advancing age, he did not believe that a "purge’’ or ’’physic’’ every little while was necessary. To him it seemed cruel that so many constipated old people had to be kept constantly "stirred up” and half sick by taking cathartic pills, tablets, salts, calomel and nasy oils. In Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin he discovered a laxative which helps to “regulate” the bowels of old folks. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin not only causes a gentle, easy bowel movement, but each dose helps to

A one-armed musician recently gathered In numerous sheckels on the public square at Elwood with a unique performance. He played a harmonica with his mouth, a violin with his knees and his one arm and a zither with his feet. Greensburg owns a few copies of the April number of American Mercury, recently barred from the mails, and these are commanding a high price on "loans.” The magazines are becoming so dog-eared that the borrowers have great difficulty in reading "Hatrack.” New Harmony High School students back their baseball team almost to a man. Os the seventeen boys in school, sixteen are on the varsity squad. The other lad Will probably carry water until he is big enough to swing a bat. The Elwood independent baseball team will blossom forth in new uniforms to be furnished by the Red Men's lodge.

“Purges’ and “Physics” Bad for Old Folks

strengthen the bowel muscles, shortly establishing natural "regularity.” It never gripes, sickens or upsets the system. Besides, it is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. If past fifty, buy a large 60-cent bottle at any store that sells medicine and just see for yourself. Dr. Caldwell's SYRUP PEPSIN

I . l {(%. - t VI % , N v]\*fl§ - v j ; ; r v |Si| im gll [ll l | I [ I II • IJI iLAia.. | .i,.. Ilfl , LJ ,.,|J 3 |LJL f|

MORE JANITORS MAY BEJIRED Epidemic at Statehouse Predicted After Report. An epidemic of Statehouse janitors was predicted today following a report of the State legislative finance committee empowering the buildings and grounds committee to employ men on Its own authority. The latter committee is limited now only by its appropriation. Ten additional rating clerks for the State automobile license department with salaries of S9O a month.

CRETONNE UPHOLSTERED Lloyd Loom Fibre Suite Here is an excellent opportunity to secure a very attractive Lloyd Loom Suite with removable spring SeatS u P ho l stered ! n chi< ; U jTV r/\ cretonne. Design pictured /Ii I in choice of popu i ar fln . ishes %J c T " h m °. r Liberal Allowance for Your Old Furniture

THE J-N DIAiS TIMES

ZENITH SWASHER Washes Clothes Clean in 4 Minutes T ANARUS See it demonstrated at this store or (all us for a demonstration in your own home. Phone MA in 0123. Terms as Low as $2.50 Per Week Hatfield Electric Cos. Meridian at Maryland. MA in 0123. Hare You Seen the New Auto-Vacuum Freerer?

WEDNESDAY ONLY 0 . r-i iKeed ribre r emeries Sizes 10x28x28 Inches ‘ 1 O j 3 9 >/ f t Very strongly made, expertly woven of reed fibre, in choice of brown or buff. Equipped with removable metal tray. Quantity limited—only one to a customer! No phone order ■

are provided in the latest report of the finance committee. Salary adjustments In other State departments not previously announced are: Pay of Dr. Thurman B. Rice, head of the State board of health laboratory, raised from $3,000* to $3,600; salary of an epidemiologist fixed at $3,000 a year, and employment of two field physicians In child hygiene division authorized. Salary adjustments are effective as of April 1.

r Ask the Waiter for LEA & PERRINS’ SAUCE A

UOUSECLEANING-NEEDS

No. 1 5-Sew BROOMS Made from standard Illinois broom corn, free from seeds; plain Hardwood b a u dle| same quality sells generally at 80c to 85c. Each — 64® Fancy Parlor Brooms —Select Illinois Qyi Cotton Mops—lo-oz., each 49c j 10-oz., IF each WC Scrub Brushes —— Soft, small, Sc; large, | 17c; largo hard lOC Sal Soda—For household use: 244-lb. P package DC PAILS 12-quart heavy gauge galvanized Iron; hold 20 per cent more than size usually sold ; water tight—each, 25c Bon Ainl Powder— n Per can, lie; brick.. ..IUC Lye—Bed Seal, 1 e per ran I DC Ammonia.—Will not Irritate hands. i n 10-oz. bottle IUC Tanglefoot Fly CQ Spray, can D/C

MILK 07p fresher; low price.. **C<LII, WKSBt fH

Given Away—l CAN BABBITT’S CLEANSER S’“H’Ev“l3c

sninwncmuißis

BANANAS ~g 3ibs 2Qc APPLES Baldwin's t 0 350 SPINACH a 2“-15c LETTUCE xsr 10c eo CELERY we ”B,ceh.diQcstaik CABBAGE “>. 6c

Large PRUNES From California’s famoutf Santa Clara Valley. Large nnd meaty; In bulk; new low price—--2329c Bartlett l'enra Conntry Club — New low Or_ price, big can UjC Country Club On Prune*—2-lb. pkg....£oC California Asparagus— Tips or upears ; QQ-. sq. can

Peaches _ Country Club, California — in luscious, heavy

PORK STEAKS Shoulders Lb. 25c SPARE RIBS Lb. 19c (SAUSAGE 25cu. BACON, SLICED THIN, LB 37c

Guest IVORY The dainty toilet soap at a very low price—--411& Ivory Soap—Bor ~.70 Jap Ron*—3 bars.,.2se Creme OU—4 bar.. 240

| COUNTRY CLUB RAISIN BREAD—FRESH EVERT WEDNESDAY—LB. LOAF, 9c.|

SOAP Low Prices on All Varieties Work’s Tag, 2 bars o<> Octagon Soap—2 bars ... 13c Van Camp’s Soap—4 bars ..„ 14c White Naphtha IflDlf’C Po a Alim u . Os U- Flake White @Barsfor2s c 0 Barsfor23 c CRYSTAL WHITE 6 bars for 25c WALL PAPER CLEANER Avondale —New, freshly made cleaner—one can of which is sufficient to clean an average size room—very low price—p If 2C can Old Dutch Cleanser—2 cans ..15c Chlpso—Lge. pkg 23c 20-Mule 80rax...12c El Vamplro Insect Powder—2 bellows 15c

New Low Prices on Only the flnrat of each variety la aold at Kroger Stores. Cream Pimento Fresh I,oaf Cheese—With Country Club Foil the mild, uncured Uste; wrapped loaf; no rind; no ill. - Wft.li'; 11D DIP If OO DIII Wft pound 0 1?? ... Wt/C

Chick FEED A nourishing feed for baby chlcka; no grit or wild buckwheat seed; 100-lb. sack, $3.15. 2lh Kirk's Castile Soap: 2 bars 150

lODIZED SALT lAp Country Club ■ j§[ irl't m use is recommended/_*’ ■ VK M tor goitre prevention™**Kg.,

Postum (t. OC r Cereal—Large pkgs., 22c; Instant fin 81l —B-oz.. tin, 42c. MaUR

Scratch FEED Our own scientific formula. All food. Best for body-building and egg-laying qualities. 100-lb. sack, $2.90. Per lb.— 3<

PAGE 7

Kroger Soap POWDER An excellent quality naphta soap powder—the tremendous value is Instantly apparent, when comparison Is made with similar powders. Large 214lb. package. 15c Kroger Bashing Machine Chips—2%-lb. f£ package lOC Canvas Work Gloves— Knit wrists, OC_ 2 pairs CjC Liquid Veneer —Large 12oz. 60c size Ao_ bottle l *oC TUBS Heavy galvanized Iron; strong and well made: medium size. Usual $1.25 seller; low priced; each—--73c Galvanised Iron Enameled Base Palls 1A ~ —4Mrgal- size 44C Washboards— QQ _ T.aundry size; each..O*JC Stove Polish— E-Z tin, 12oj Vulcanol, a_ can JC Clothes Line— Or" 40-ft. Solid braid COC

Country Club BUTTER Churned fresh dally from pure, rich cream —a delightful tasting, ■wholesome creamery butter—lb. print— Strictly Fresh No. ne 1 Eggs; doi JuC Wondernnt Oteo—lb. v m 200 Pure Lard, lb 1 1 C Sugar—26-lb. sack, 91.40; bulk, 10 r a pounds n*ir

Avondale MATCHES Excellent quality; nonpolsonous; strike anywhere; full count; low price—--4Jls‘