Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 304, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1926 — Page 5

APRIL 22, 1926

SHELBY COUNTY IN ON TRIAL Jury Will Hear Habitual Criminal Charge. "Walter Snepp of Shelbyville, charged with being a habitual criminal, went on trial in Criminal Court today before a jury which will determine whether he will be imprisoned for life. Snepp was granted a change of venue from Shelby County Circuit Court after be was arrested March 13 on an affidavit sworn by Joseph N. Kirk of Shelbyville charging Snepp with unlawful possession and use of a still and being a habitual criminal. If Prosecutor William H. Remy succeeds in convicting Snepp of hav ing unlawful possession of a still, under the Indiana statutes Snepp can be imprisoned for life, since that will make the third felony for which he has been convicted, it is said. Remy said he would prosecute the case as vigorously as if it originated in Marion County.

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Sheriff Bert Renbarger of Marion ordered all dance halls closed on Sunday night.. Owners said they would stay open. They were closed Sunday night, however. Ground will be broken June 1 for the new $200,000 girls’ dormitory at Muncie Ball Teachers’ College. Work already has started on the library and assembly building. Several antique pieces of furniture, some of it oyer 100 years old, were sold recently at Tipton. The furnl ture was made by Jacob Laudig, a pioneer cabinet maker. Jinx again stalked on the farm of Curtis Williams, living near Elizavllle. Ftre, starting in an automo bile, razed the barn. Last Summer his residence was damaged by lightning and three horses were killed by another bolt of lightning. A Gary policeman interfered in a Raspberry “jam” and tried to preserve peace. Harry Kirmse, the officer, finally restored order between Philip Raspberry and his wife, Effie. Charles Marshall of La Porte has presented a petition to the city council asking lights on the city's famous ‘‘lovers’ lane,” known as Rurson St.

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LEAVING CAR; STRUCK Maji Injui'ed by Machine—Driver Held by Police. Louis Weber, 30, of 2123 College Ave.. is suffering today from Injuries received Wednesday when struck by an auto after alighting from a street car at Twentyjjyst St. and College Ave. Robert Donelson, 1128 Beliefontaine St., driver, was arrested on charges of assault and battery and passing a. street car while unloading passengers. INJURED IN COLLISION Herbert Martin, Hartsville, Jnd., was injured early today when a truck in which he was riding and an auto driven by Robert Bloomberg, 1616 Churchman Ave., collided at Raymond St. and Keystone Ave. Police made no arrests.

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LIGHT ASKED ON INDIANA OIL BUY Walsh Names Standard in Trust Inquiry. BV Time* Special WASHINGTON, April 22.—Investigation of the acquisition by Standard Oil Company of Indiana of the Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company Is asked in resolution introduced by Senator Walsh of Montana, along with investigation of mergers in other big industries. The resolution was referred to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee of which Senator Wat-

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son of Indiana is chairman. Walsh pointed out that business newspapers say the merger will make the Standard of Indiana one of the largest producers and marketers of fuel oil In the world. The resolution cites a dozen recenj like mergers in various basis Indus tries, and ask the Federal Trade Commission to report if they are in violation of law, if they create monopolies in the respective fields, and what new legislation is needed to control them. _ „ AT POINT Amundsen and Ellsworth Arrive at • King’s Bay. Bn United Pree* KINGS BAY. Spitzenbergen, April 22.—Cap. Roald Amundsen and Lincoln Ellsworth have arrived htW-e, the starting point of the flight they will attempt across the north pole In the .dirigible Norge.

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DOWNSTAIRS AYRES 7 POOP MERCHANDISE AYRES SERVICE LOW PRICES FRIDAY—A SPECIAL SALE OF t* SOO New Washable Silk and Printed Silk DRESSES %

Friday Sale of Summer Wash Goods, Yard, 39c Printed Satinettes, Bordered 45-In. Voiles, Printed Broadcloth, Rayon Mixed Fabrics. Mostly vard wide materials.

Friday Sale of Women's Rayon Plaited Sports Hose, Pair, 39c Medium weight rayon plaited sports hose in English ribbed to toe style; hemmed top and foot fully reinforced; marked low for Friday shoppers. Size B*4 to 9. Irregulars. Assorted colors. Women's Mercerized Cotton Hose, Pair, 19c Good quality mercerized c.otton hose with hemmed top, seamed hack, foot fully reinforced. Sizes 8% to 10. Irregulars. Black, grey, French nude, beige, champaign.

Friday Sale of Men's Fine Fancy and Colored Dress Hose Pair 3 Pairs 35c *l°° Strictly fist quality Interwoven, Holeproof and other makes of pure silk hose in odd colors and sizes. Assorted white, brown, Palm Beach. Sizes up to 12. Lisle reinforced ; irregular quality with shaped hemmed garter tops in full assortment of patterns. Sizes 10 to IV/2. s

Friday Sale of Boys' All-Wool Knicker Suit s, $3.95 This is a wonderful saving less than wholesale price; suits that are cxceptionally tailored to give extra service in leg. All shades. Sizes 12 to 18. (i Boys' All-Wool Four-Piece Suits r 1 *l l== sl3= mUJfe 'Suits include coat, vest, one pair of knickers and one pair of longecs. In beautiful light shades. Sizes 7to 18. Splendidly tailored suits.

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Friday Sale of Soisefte Remnants, 29c the Yard Splendid savings in good lengths in several good colors, including plenty of black.

Friday Sale of Tots Voile Dresses, _ 79c 7 Ygy Others will he quick to realize the value these dresses represent. Dainty little f r W ru^et l necklines, sleeves and hem. Carefully /' ll made—with deep hems. In delightful pastel jL shades, including yellow, pink, blue and t peach. Sizes 3to 6. Double Crib Blankets, $1 Double blankets of good weight; in handsome blocked designs; pink or blue with striped border. Size 30x10.

Friday Sale of ‘Polly Twin' Aprons, $1.95 Dainty Trimmed Dress With Detachable Apron (As Shown in Picture) A dress and apron of good quality gingham in attractive colors; neat and becoming necklines, half length set-in sleeves; sizes 30 to 46. Lavender Rose Yellow Tan Orange Henna

Friday Sale of Low Shoes at Splendid Savings 300 Pairs Pumps and Straps, These come In patent and satin; high tt 1 - quality shoes; not all sizes in each style. $2,95 but all size3 ln tlie lot frora 3 to 8. n 500 Pairs Fancy Cut-Out Straps, Pair, $2.79 / v, W&u *, black patent and satin; some hare hand I j turned soles; sizes 3to 8. '££oo 100 Pairs Women’s Low Shoes, Pair, $1.45 $2.79 Low shoes ln black and brown; small sizes. /\\ 250 Women’s Low Shoes, v x Pair, $2 Jtav Straps of tan calfskin and black satin; sizes 3 to 8. 100 Pairs Children’s One Straps , Pair > $1 Patent leather one-strap slippers; red $2.09 kid trimmed; sizes 5 to S. .

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