Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 174, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1926 — Page 5

OCT. 27, 1926

PLAN 10 MAKE , M’DERMOTTTALK ‘Key Man’ Withholds Complete Statement. Bu Vnitcd Press CANTON, Ohio, Oct. 27.—Patrick McDermott's inside story of the Don R. Mellett murder was still untold today. In solitary confinement at the Can'on workhouse, McDermott was understood tc be withholding a com pletc statement to gain better terms for himself. McDermott, long hunted as "key man” in the murder mystery, was captured early this week. He is be lieved to know every detail of \ the plot to assassinate Mellet, editor of the Canton Daily News. Another attempt was to be made today , by Prosecutor C. B. McClintock and Detective Ora Slater to persuade their prisoner to talk. They await his statement to use against I,ouis Mazer and Ben Rudner, indicted with him for first-degree murder. ' McDermott is believed to be the man who warned Mellett by telephone shortly before the murder that his life was in danger, and author of a threatening letter after the crime, it was revealed today. Mellett was ambushed in the back yard of his home four months ago, following an editorial campaign ► against lawlessness in the Canton

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AMUSEMENTS —MUTUAL —. Burlesque Theater § Formerly Broadway MINNIE (BUD) HARRISON I and Her * HOLLYWOOD SCANDALS A Rocking, Swaying Chorus On the Illuminated Runway § KINCAID’S RADIOETTS With Mary Traub Busch and Jessica McWhirter EDDIE I PISANO * CARR I LANDEUR . * | DORA EARLY A>l> I AARON ft KEMA Cos. | KATE ft IVILF.Y “Pirate Treasure” LYRI cTdANC eTpAL ACE Emil Seidel and Ills Orchestra AFTERNOON AND EVENING The Whole Town Will Rave Over This Show The LOCKFORDS lam on m French Dancer* and PAUL TISEN’S ORCHESTRA ED. & TOM HICKEY JOHNNY HYMAN SARGENT ft LEWIS GINTARO SYLVIA LOYAL ft CO. FOUR CAMERONS Faille News—Topic*—Fables Next Week Royal Peacock Orchestra ENGLISH’S Limited Return Engagement of ONE WEEK ONLY Twice at 2:1.1 Seats SellReserved Ing Prices: Eves. SOc to 91-68 Mat.: SOc to 81.10. A Metrc-Goldvryn-Mayer Production iPAtACEf .SSWJLIP.PIII. ljuviiiiL —todayLOOS BROTHERS FROM STATION iIyW, CHICAGO ROSI N I & CO. THE ENCHANTED MIRROR BAXTER WARD" FRANK RAYMOND LORA Mirthologiit* L MARIE ALL WRONG ft A DASH OF GIRLS ““AVr —PHOTOPLAY—FOREVER AFTER WITH Lloyd Hughes & Mary Astor COMING FRED ARDATH AND HIS .MERRY WAGS

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Because I,. Buenneycr, teachor at New York University, refused to submit to a quiz on philosophic tenets, Joseph Carson, Jr., above) social registerite and instructor in philosophy at Columbia University, New York, belabored liini to Ihe point of death with a heavily heeled shoe and a iniyk bottle. A drinking bout gave rise to-the altercation between Carson and Buoymeyer who had been chums sinfe they studied philosophy together at Princeton University nine yeqrs ago.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: James Burton, Speedway City, Ford, 635-527, from Walnut St. and Senate Ave. Dr. C. P. Clark, 503 Medical Arts Bldg., Ford, 510-161, from Pennsylvania and North Sts. Tony Mascari, 620 Stevens St., Dodge, 507-576, from Merrill and S. East Sts. J. W. Shank, 834 Garfield Ave., Willys-Knlght, 523-723, from Virginia Ave. and Washington St. Edward Grund, 2216 N. Meridian St., Ford, from South and Delaware Sts. Harry S. Warren, 218 E. Tenth St., Haynes, 588-447, from Vermont and Meridian Sts. M. G. Edington, 5120 Maple Lane, Ford, 311-020, from Market and Delaware Sts.

MOTION PICTURES ajsSr NOW SHOWING STELLA DALLAS WITH A GREAT CAST Ronald Colman, Belle Bennett, Alice Joyce, Jean Hersholt, Lois Moran, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. STELLA DALLAS Time Schedule: 10:00, 12:05, 2:80, 4:50, 7:20 and 0:80 CHARLIE DAVIS and His Gang IN “BOLSHEVIKI” PA VIS Time Schedule: 2:10, 4:30, 7:00 and 9:10

DMHSSE TODAY AND TOMORROW | LAURA LA PLANTE in “Poker Faces bite Conley Comedy 1 A KELLY COLOR Chyolla, W.C. FIELDS in “SO’S YOUR OLD MAN” A PARAMOUNT PICTURE BUSTER BROWN COMEDY, FOX NEWS WEEKLY, LESTER HUF F, “RUSS” ROBINSON, "EBE” GRUB AND THEIR ENTERTAINERS. -COLONIALBELLE BENNET in “THE LILY” The Story of a Girl Kept From Love—lt’s Marvelous —RAY MARSH Teasing the Xylophone FLOYD THOMPSON’S SINGING TROUBADOURS

'Circle the show place of Indiana

First National Presents Milton Sills - “PARADISE” A Love Story of the South Seas and OH! WHAT A FIGHT Overture- “RAYMOND” STOLAREVSKY Conducting DESSA BYRD at the Organ “Soup to Nuts” Robert Bruce Scenic CIRCLE COMEDY ~ Circle Chats and News

SCHOOL HEADS TO ADJUST BUDGET Will Meet to Plan Changes as Result of Levy Cut. "School board members and executives plan an early meeting to discuss adjustment of their budget to meet the decreased levy ordered by th? State tax board. Commissioner Fred Bates Johnson suggested interested excutives should talk over the changes necessary as a result of the program upset. No date was set {or the meeting as Theodore F. Vonnegut, president, and

EGM jjifdetiveqjr Children’s Shirts and Pants, 35c; 3 for SI.OO Weil made soft cotton ribbed shirts, high and Dutch neck, nicely finished long and elbow sleeves, ankle-length pants, muslin band at waist and buttonholes in side; sizes 4 to 12 years. I Children’s Sleeping Garments, 89c Comfortable-fitting child’s sleeper 1n a fine cotton liabric with wool finish; high neck, long sleeves, ankle length with feet; buttoned down tho back and drop seat style. Sizes 1 to 10. Women’s Union Suits, 59c Medium heavy fine ribbed cotton union Ntiit with built-up shoulders, festooning and tailored at neck and armholes with drawstring; ankle length. Sizes 36 to 42.

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75 Silk Dresses *10.95 Good fall, styles, slightly mussed from handling; reduced to below cost. Good, desirable styles for misses and women; sizes 16 to 44. In satins and flat crepeß. Color assortment broken, but have good shades in black, navy, red and green.

\ 110 Dresses *13.50 In satin, canton crepes, flat crepes, georgettes, Polret twill; in sizes for misses, women and stouts, 16 to 48. Good color assortment.

E O M '-Sdle of Shoes 1,000 Pairs Women’s New Fall Footwear, Pair |o ar All high quality merchandise that you would expect to pay a much * . m higher price for. In patent, satin, kid and calfskin. Complete size range. *

200 Prs. Women’s Novelty Footwear, Marked Down, Pair, $2.39 Short lines of our higher priced stock In pumps, straps and oxfords, patent, tan and satin. Not ail sizes in each Btyle. but all sizes in lot from 3 to 8.

EOM-Sdeoffiats 750 Winter Hats for Women and Misses *, f n r Special values in new hats and others are better hats radically reduced. J) I Felts, velours, silk Lyons velvets and velvet combined with satin and J[ a *1 moire. All the wanted styles and colors.

Printed Georgette Scarfs, $1.29 Radically reduced for clearance. In beautiful color combinations with fringe on the ends. Only 62, while they last.

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Wash Dresses, Reduced, $1.79 Cotton prints, broadcloths, voiles in a good assortment of attractive styles. Short or half-length sleeves. Mostly dark colors. Sizes 36 to 44. Coverall Aprons, 50c Qood quality gingham In several neat styles; some embroidered; finished with binding. Blue, lavender, green, tan. Sizes small, medium and large. Fall Dresses of Cotton Balbriggan, $1.95 Well-tailored dresses, some in two-piece styles with the popular kick pleats; long sleeves. In blue, gray, green ard yellow. Sizes 36 to 44. Novelty Aprons, 29c Os gingham trimmed with rickrack on pocket, tie-in-back style. Colors are blue, tan, lavender and rose.

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Charles Kern were not present at the board meeting Tuesday night. Commending the work of Charles E. Rush, librarian, the board accepted his report for the year. School 57 patrons, Irvington, expressed hope that the appropriation cyt not mean (Curtailment of the program in that community. Half-day sessions are necessary in some grades north of Washington St. in Irvington, because of crowded conditions. Petitioners asked erec; tion of portables as a temporary njeasure. The hoard, which contemplated building anew structure, took the matter under advisement. i QUAKE RECORDED Bv I'nitrrl Press FLORENCE, Oct. 27.—A three hour earthquake at a distance of approximately 6,600 miles was recorded at the local observatory.

DOWNSTAIRS AYRES POOD MERCHANDISE AYRES SERVICE ■' LOW PRICES

Sale Over a month’s selling activity there is bound to be a vast accumulation of short lines—odd lots—discontinued brands broken patterns, sire and color ranges—all standard merchandise of Ayres’ quality —but merchandise which is more expediently dismissed from stock than carried into the next month s selling. Special purchases of manufacturers’ short lines are picked up at ridiculous prices and added to the list of clearance items. Concentrated plans are made for this month-end clearance day.

100 Silk and Cloth Dresses $ 8.95 Desirable styles and colors in sizes for misses, women and some stouts. Reduced for this sale. Satins, flat crepes .georgettes, party dresses.

One Rack of Warm Winter Coats *16.95 Suedes and bollvla, fur trimmed; wonderful values. Sizes and color assortment Is broken.

300 Women’s Footwear, Pair, $1.95 Pumps, straps and oxfords; not the latest styles, but all good desirable merchandise; sizes from 3 to 8.

One Table of Fall Hats, 79c. Os felt and velvet; selling below cost for clearance.

Women’s Gowns, Bloomers and Step-Ins, 39c Bloomers in crepe and batiste; pink, white and peach. Stepins in voile, lace trimmed. Gowns of white muslin, with built-up shoulder. Women’s Costume Slips, 59c Bodice top, of lingette with small hem; in green, navy, copen, black, brown and red; sizes 36 to 44. Women’s Outing Gowns, 89c Striped outline. In pink or bjue, with long or short sleeves; regular and extra sizes. Women’s Girdles, 50c Figured madras, elastic inserts, four hose supporters; small sizes only. Women’s Girdles Brassieres, 89c Made of plain madras, slightly boned; elastic inserts, four hose supporters; braid trimmed.

STRESS IS PUT ON CITIZENSHIP Murray, Candidate for Prosecutor, Talks at P-0-L. ‘‘Citizenship not partisanship is the issue in this campaign,” declared Raymond F. Murray, Democratic nominee for prosecuting attorney, at a noon-day meeting at the Prest-O-Lite plant at the Speedway today. “Law enforcement, tax reduction and good government are the cardinal principals of the Democratic platform,” the speaker asserted. "For the past two years there has

been growing up in this community

a reign of lawlessness, openly defying not only the constitution and laws of the State of Indiana, but the Constitution and the laws of the United States as well. The people of this community themselves are not helpless to change these conditions. Those agencies charged with responsibility for law enforcement were elected by political parties. If the laws are not bfcing enforced, does not the principal of party responsibility justify the conclusion that a complete change of political administration would correct existing conditions in a great measure? DRONCHITIS ■ At bedtime rub the throat ad chest thoroughly with— VICKS V Vapoßub o—• IT Million Jmra Umd Yearly

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Miscellaneous Small Lot# for Quick Clearance 31 Rayon Dresner Scarfs, 50<*. 26 Crinkled dresser scarfs, 25C. 87 Table damask remnants, about yard, each, 21 64x76 Double blankets, *1.794 Bolts voile drapery valance, 190 yard. 3 Bolts colored rayon marquisette, 25C yurd. 5 Bolts colored stripe rayon drapery, yard. 39 0. 16 27x54 Tapestry Brussels russ, 88C. 3 6x!) Axmlnster rugs, 9 13.75. 41 Plain and dotted voile remnants, yard, lOC. Bolts part-linen crash, yard, lOC. 2 Bolls twill rotton crash, yard, lOC. 24 Oval wool felt mgs, 81.00 each. 7 Plain colored voile Valance curtain acts, 91.29 set. 39 Colored ruffle voile valance curtain seta, 91*29 set. 300 Velour samples, 100 each. 81 214-Yard length striped cotton dress flannel, 59C each.

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Women’s Lisle Hose, Pair, 19c A dependable stocking for everyday wear, knit or mercerized lisle with hemmed top, seamed back, fashion marks, double heel, sole and toe. Irregulars. Size S>/a to 10. Blaek, white, beige, champagne, gray, dawn, nude. Women’s Rayon Hose, Pair, 35c Economical and dependable hose of rayon with lisle hemmed top, seamed back, fashion marks, foot fully reinforced ; sizes 8% to 10. Irregiiturs. Assortment of popular colors. Children’s Rayon* Plaited School Hose, Pair, 39c A good looking stocking for school wear, rayon plaited in ribbed to toe stylo with hemmed top and foot fully assorted sizes; first quality. Sand, beaver, black and brown. Wonien’s Silk and Rayon Hose, Pair, 39c First quality silk and rayon hose with lisle hemmed top, seamed back, fashion marks, double heel, sole and toe; a splendid value at this low price. Sizes B>/4 to 10; grain, champagne, French nude, black.

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Fine Grade Men’s Outing Flannel Pajama Suits, $1.19 Carefully tailored, rayon frog trimmed coats; full length, fine fitting pants. Assorted pink and blue mixtures. All sizes, A, B, C, D. Men’s Medium Weight Union Suits, SI.OO Good fitting, well made; long sleeves, ankle length, closed crotch. Sizes 36 to 46. Irregulars. Men’s Nightshirts, Each, 89c Os soft, fleecy flannel; big, full cut, roomy made garments; long sleeve and full body length. Sizes 16 to 20.

Final Clearance of Men’s | AT All-Wool Topcoats vllivu Sizes 34 to 44. 24 only.

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Silk Remnants, Half Price. Dozens of pieces of silk and silk mixed fabrics in lengths up to three yards. Soiled Linens Reduced. Sheets, pillowcases, dresser scarfs, towels, napkins, table cloths, etc.

Draperies Wilton Rug Samples, Each, $1.98 Salesmen’* samples, rnt from bordered Wilton rugs. Only one of a kind. Ruffled Curtains, Pair, 39c Made of crossbarred white marquisette with tie-backs to match; 2 1-6 yards long. ’

Children’s School Stockings, Pair, 12 ! /^c A splendid value in a full length school stocking, knit in fine ribbed style of fine combed cotton; double hi‘ol and toe; not all sizes. Irregulars. Black only. Women’s Chiffon Hose, Pair, 50c Very sheer and clear chiffon hose of pure thread silk wltlf lislo hemmed top, seamed back, fashion marks, foot fully reinforced. Sizes BV6 to 10; Irregulars. Popular color range. 1 i / Women’s Rayon Chemise, Each SI.OO A rayon chemise of fine quality, plcot trimmed hemmed top and shoulder straps, with bottom trimmed in self material in contrasting color. Medium sizes, in Nile, flesh, peach, orchid, maize.

Small Lot Bargains Women’s Silk Hose, Irregulars, pail*, 25<L Children’s School Hose, irregulars, pair, 19^. Women’s Woal and Cotton Mixed Hose, irregulars, pair, 25<L Pure Silk Full-Fashioned Hose, seconds, pair, 39^. Pure Silk Full-Fashioned Chiffon Hose, seconds, 59<*.

300 Pairs Imitation Chamois Gloves, ' Special Pair, 25c Fine weight, practical, washable glove for driving or miscellaneous wear. Nearly all sizes. Seconds. Odds and Ends of Boys’ Blouses, 39c Striped fine count percale blouses in sizes 8 to 15. Limit of 3. Final Clearance on All Boys’ Fall Hats, 15c Ineludlpg turn and roll brims • with creased tops; in cloth and twills. Boys’ Part Wool and Corduroy Play Suits, 50c Size* 3, 4 and 5 only. Very special.

12 Boys’ Sheep-Lined |>r* Coats gpOs /D Wombat collar; belt, 2 pockets; size 32 only

Window Shades, Each, 39c Fringed and plain' oil opaque shades. Mostly small sizes, averaging about 28 inches In diameter. Imperfect. Drapery Remnants, Half Price Usable lengths of a variety of curtain and drapery fabrics. Table Lamps, $4.95 Handsome shaped base with hand-painted shades.

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Crib Sheets, 50c Infants’ muslin crib sheets with hemstitched hem. Crib Pillowslips, 35c To match sheets. Juniors’ Wash Dresses, 59c Bloomer and ertraightllnn styles of gingham, chambray or llneac; sizes 7 to 14. Tots* Capes, $1.29 Cape* of wool with rayon stripe; brushed wool collar. Green, brown. Sizes 4 to 10. Crib Blankets, 50c Pink or blue or checked with striped border. Size 30x40. Tots’ Knit Caps, 25c Sample cap* of wool 1n va-. rious styles; slightly soiled. Tots’ Sleepers, 50c Os striped outing In blue or pink; button down the front, drop seat style. Rummage Wool shirts, bands, sweaters, dresses ; all greatly reduced.

E. O. M. SuperspecialT 800 Boys’ Union Suits, the Suit, 85c Firmly knitted, medium weight suits with long sleeves and ankle length, with built-in closed crotch. These garments fit snugly, wear well and are built for long service. Gray mixtures and plain white; all sizes 6 to 18. Irregulars.

Men’s Work Coats, $3.35 Cord and moleskin blanket lined coats, excellent for work, dress and outside wear. 15 only.

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