Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 43, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1927 — Page 5

JUNE 30,1927

LIQUOR GUILT IS PLEADED BY 27 Federal Judge Passes Out Fines and Sentences. Twenty-seven of forty-one persons arraigned before Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell today entered pleas in liquor cases. Floyd B. Shuler of 1931 Howard St., pleaded guilty to a liquor charge and was fined SI,OOO. Other sentences on liquor guilt pleas: Miss Rose Jordan, Apt. 10, of 966 N. Meridian St., thirty days. Thomas Coger, 946 W. TwentyFifth St., S2OO and ninety days. Granville M. Green, 2502 Northwestern Ave., thirty days. William (Fox) Brown, Indianapolis Negro, pleaded guilty to being the head of a liquor conspiracy involving eighteen persons. His wife, Delilah, and several others in the case pleaded not guilty. Trials of Indianapolis defendants who pleaded not guilty were set for July 12. Judge Baltzell announced he would try Terre Haute defendants there Oct. 3; Evansville defendants there Oct. 10, and New Albany defendants there Oct. 17. URGES SANE FOURTH Law Forbids Shooting of Fireworks Before Monday. Police Chief Claude F. Johnson today ordered police to enforce more strictly the board of safety fire-works regulations. It is lawful to set off fire crackers or fireworks only on July 4, and then only on the person’s own premises, the order pointed out. It is unlawful to set off fireworks on the street or in any public place. Permits are required for large displays. Johnson also pointed out that a city ordinance prevents the sale of fireworks until July 1. A bulletin by Fire Prevention Chief Horace W. Carey asked a “safe and sane” Fourth of July celebration, one without needless “sacrifice of life.” It warned against patronizing fireworks booths along country roads, which are not under city supervision.

Road Revolts One county road “blew up” in revolt against the heat today. Luther E. Tex, county road superintendent received calls from persons living on Keystone Ave., between Allisonville Rd., and Seventy-Sixth St., who said the road surface had swollen and broken in two places. Repair gangs were sent fHfh'.e&iately. Tex said entire sections of the roadway will have to be rebuilt.

The Everett Resort Eagle River, Wis. A HIGH CLASS RUSTIC RESORT IN THE NORTH WOODS. GOLF. BATHING AND FISHING THIRTIETH SEASON

Week-End Rates July Fourth Celebration Via Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company All Week-End Excursion tickets sold all day on Saturday and Sunday, July 2nd and 3rd, will be good for the return trib up to and. including Monday. July 4th. One Way Fare Plus 10 Cents forthe Round Trip

Tkjf+J* fisww —cool, invigorating, invitJVllCillgUJl ing. Myriads of streams ® and lakes filled with gamey

21 -Day Fares From Indianapolis to Benton Harbor . ■ $ 9.65 Cheboygan .... 23.45 Clark* Lake ... 10.30 Gaylord . . ... 21.70 Grayling ..... 20.45 Indian River . ... 23.15 Mack : *iac Island . . 24.65 Manitou Beach . . 9.30 Muskegon .... 13.80 Sault Ste. Marie . . 28.15 Topinabee .... 23.40 Proportionately Low Fares to Many Other Points Including Upper Peninsula. Round Trip Summer Tourist Tickets also on sale to Northern Michigan Resort Points, until September 30i Fipal return limit Oct. 31.

BIG FOUR ROUTE

Taxi Ticks $25 While Man Waits to Plead The taxi driver who rushed Dan Meyers from Shelbern, Ind., to Federal Court in Indianapolis today made $25 by getting Meyers here one minute late. / At noon, Meyers arose in the rear of Robert C. Baltzell’s court room and respectfully asked permission to plead not guilty to a liquor violation charge. His case had been called at 9a. m. He had gotten there a minute later. Meyers explained that the taxi was waiting outside the building with the meter clicking merrily away during three hours he was in the courtroom, that it had registered $25 against him and he would respectfully request that he be arraigned so he could go out and cut down expenses. Baltzell entered his plea and Meyers rushed out.

TAKES LONGER TERM TO SAVE SON’S NAME Postal Clerk Prefers Six Months in Jail to Four in Pen. George L. Carpenter, former Newcastle (Ind.), postal clerk, chose to serve six months in the county jail instead of four months in Federal prison, “to keep the penitentiary stain from my son.” Carpenter, who pleaded guilty to stealing from the mails in Federal Court, chose the jail term, all of which he must serve, instead of a year and a day Federal prison term from which he woul dhave been released in four months if his behavior had been good. Carpenter was charged with stealing eight test letters each containing sl, He admitted other small thefts. FOUR PASS POLICE TEST Officers Qualify for Position of Lieutenant. A. B. Good, city civil service clerk, today announced four officers passed the civil service test for position of police lieutenant. Eleven took the examination. , Sergt. Roy Pope headed the lis with a grade of 85.2 per cent. Oth A WISCONSIN RESORT MEDICINE LAKE LODGE The picture place of the North. You want to go—don’t know where to go—don’t want to make a mistake when you do go —GO TO MEDICINE LAKE LODGE. Electric lights, running water, good beds, good eats, beautiful sand bathing beach. 26 connecting lakes to fish. Don't wear your best—come to rest. Write for booklet and rates. You’ll be surprised 1 J. E. DOWDEN Three Lakes. Wisconsin

EXCURSION TO LOUISVILLE, KY. SUNDAY, JULY 3,1927 $2~ ROUND TRIP BASEBALL GAME, INDIANAPOLIS VS. LOUISVILLE Leave Traction Terminal Station tion 7:00 A. M Returning, leave Louisville 7:00 P. M. INTERSTATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY

fish. Excellent golf courses and tennis courts. Horseback riding, too, over rustic trails. And in the evening dancing to good music at scores of attractive hotels. 21-Day Vacation Round Trip T ickets Daily Through Sleeping Car Service effective June 26th. Write for a copy of Michigan Resorts Folder. For complete information call or address City Ticket Office, 112 Monument Circle, phone Mam 0330, or Union Station, Phone Main 4567. J. N. Lemon, Div. Pass. Agent, 112 Monument Circle.

ers v/eer Ralph Dean, Otis Pettit and Jack O. Small. The board can name any of the first three highest. Appointment of an officer to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Lieut. Fred Winkler likely will be made Tuesday by Police Chief Claude F. Johnson. Each Indian on the tribal roll of the Osage tribe was allowed $2,300 to do his Christmas shopping.

ROCKY REEF RESORT On Trout Lake, Wisconsin An ideal place for Angler, Outer and Vacationist. Cool, comfortable cottages and hotel; good beds, good food, electric lights. Fishing tackle, bait and guides on hand. Rates reasonable. Make reservations NOW. Write, phone or wire. JOHN WHITBECK, Prop.

Week-End Excursions TO Culver *g.lS ROUND TRIP Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday until October 30, inclusive, from INDIANAPOLIS Ticket* sold and good going on any regular* train beginning with 11:55 A. M. train Friday: regular train* Saturday or Sunday. Good returning until following Monday inclusive. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

LEAVE CARE BEHIND Take a Sunday Outing on the Lakes SPECIAL EXCURSION rift NICKEL PLATE ROAD SUNDAY, JULY 3 $2.75 MICHIGAN CITY (Lake Sllchtgan) $2.75 WALKERTON (Koontz L.ake) $2.40 ROCHESTER (Lake Manltou) Indianapolis (U.S.), 7:00 A. M. (C.T.) Massachusetts Ave., 7:08 A. 51. Returning train leave* sllchlgan City 5:30 P. 51.; Walkerton, 6:22 P. 51.; Rochester, 7:22 P. 51., Same Day. Children of proper age. Half Fare. Boating, Bathing, Fishing Ask Local Ticket Agent for full details

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R.OUND TRIP for the cost of one way—on sale from Saturday noon to Sunday night and good returning until the last cars on Monday night—minimum, 50c. Call MtfV In 4500

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Friday Savings! DOWNSTAIRS * AYRES DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE w -AYRES SERVICE ♦ LQW~PMCES

Women's Chiffon Hose Silk From Top to Toe First $<S Sizes Quality JL rf * & l A to 10 /m % Very fins and sheer chiffon—all silk from top £ Jf|, \||. to toe, with hemmed tops, seamed back, fashion m jW w marks. Fully lisle reinforced at points of greatest i W | 'it |T wear. In white, stardust, champagne, French nude, iw ft gravel, nude, alesan and flesh. Bi Women's Rayon Hose, Jf\ 1/ j 39c Pair ” I* A dependable service stocking of durable rayon; £ 1 with lisle hemmed top, seamed back, fashion marks; Jjm fully reinforced foot; in a popular color range. % Sizes BMs to 10. Irregulars. Girls’ Rayon Hose, Child’s Rayon Half Socks, 39c Pair 25c Pair A daintily shaped stocking for grow- Dainty rayon half socks, with closeing girls. Knit in serviceable rayon to fitting roll top; lisle heel and toe: in the hemmed top. seamed hack, lisle re- a pretty color assortment. Sizes sto inforcements. Sizes Bto OVfc. Irregulars. B'<j. Firsts and Irregulars.

Another Sale of Wide-Brimmed Hats

2,§o© Yards Printed Batiste, Dimity QAc This great offering of fine printed batiste and printed B dimity includes forty different designs and colors, permit- tW ting a choice that will exactly meet your needs. In beauti- W tul small figures and floral designs on white grounds. Makes OkW lovely summer frocks; 36 inches wide. - ’-JB *3l

Child’s New Garden Sets

$1 Set These charming little sots consist of a well made dress in pretty printed materials, In sleeveless style—a bonnet of the same fabric—and a smart little parasol. In a choice of summer colors. Sizes 2to 6. Nainsook Panties, 29c Nea'y made on band; good quality nainsook; lace oi embroidery edging. S’zes 2 to (5.

Little Tots’ Creepers, 79c Made of sturdy chauthray or gingham in envelope style with collars, pockets and seme are belted. Others are embroidered. Sizes 1,2, 3.

Summer Shoes of Quality—Low Priced —Straps ffiU —Plain Pumps —Stepins —Sandal Effects At this saving price you’ll find wide assortments of quality summer shoes In styles and fine workmanship that you’d expect to pay much more for, but it’s our everyday value giving offering. All are in brand new styles, In the finest of materials—shoes that fit perfectly. In a complete size range, widths from Ato C. (Above models sketched from stock.) Child’*, Misses’ Shoes, Women’s White Shoes, <m |9 $1.95 to $3.95 Black patent straps and play oxfords High grade .white kid and reinskin with flexible soles. Sizes 5 to 2. and straps; complete sizes. Girls'Summer Undermuslins \ W J Gowns, slips, combination suits and j fiH pajamas are included in an extra fine ifamg I / *a\ HH lot of undies for growing girls. They IfU A 'AH . /■■ are trimmed with lace or embroidery M ■fw \ ■WfiMii. . , .sßa edging. Well made of nainsook or M A \HMBSIIaB bar muslin. Gowns and pajamas in v “ \\ -.yl £■ crepe or nainsook. Sizes Bto 14. 111 UE Girls’ Wash Frocks, $1 / 9 In flowered or figured dimities and ginghams and com- y" m h-Jf J binations of the two; neatly trimmed; in tomboy effects.

$ £ .95 r $*JM5 Here’s another wonderful value-giving sale of floppy, wide-brimmed hats —so popular and appropriate to wear in summer’s hot sun. Beautiful materials, fine workmanship and late styles are featured. There are Milans and novelty straws in black, white, sand, red, pink orchid, Copenhagen, green and popcorn colors. New Felt Hats, $1.49 to $4.95 A remarkably complete assortment of the newest felt hats for summer wear in all colors, trims and styles.

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Neatly styled, well tailored aprons in ginghams and pretty prints. In a large assortment of cool looking, guaranteed fast colors. Sizes 36 to 52.

A New Shipment o£ Wash Frocks Lovely $ Sfc jjjf Sizes Styles aflisL 36 to 52 This brand new shipment of wash frocks comes in a splendid assortment of beautiful new styles for home, street and afternoon wear. They are well made of cool voiles, dimities and pretty prints. In a large assortment of colors and combinations. Very neatly trimmed; some with hand embroidery. Sale of Dimity Frocks, $1.39 In several dainty styles; some two-p*ece effects. Well tailored, prettily trimmed. Ideal for summer afternoons. Sizes 14 to 44. Cool Summer Aprons, $1

Charming New Gowns tor Hot Weather Wear *ar 79c Each Cool, airy nightgowns in a choice of crepe, voile or 6eco. -X J .ftn made charming with trimmings of lace, ribbon and embroidery, / I /I | and a few are hand embroidered. Round or V necks. In white, v/ \ / j or pretty colors. Some have small collars neatly trimmed. A ' / remarkable value at this low price. •/ |/ Girdle Brassieres, $1 Three styles to choose from, all made of pink madras; elastic j / inserts at side; one style has inner belt; another has swam! I / top; very cool for summer wear. Sizes 34 to 44. Women's Brassieres, 25© Made of plain, figured or striped madras ; in long, bandeau “ r i u or medium length; some have elastic insert at side. Most are \ti discontinued numbers from Warner Bros. Sizes 34 to 42. Madras Bandeau Brassieres, Broken Sizes, 50c Each

300 New Dresses Fine Cor Vacations

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Men's Shirts

/ Q/> 3 for I * 225 These are well made, full cut garments that are very comfortable to wear. In the popular collar attached style, with 6button front, pocket and button cuffs. They come in fancy stripes and novelty patterns, in good colorings. Also neckband shirts in English broadcloth, tan, blue and gray. Sizes 14 to 17.

Men’s Real Silk Golf Hose, 69c Pair Anew product from Real Silk; fine fitting, super wear hose, in. five colors and combinations; fancy jacquard tops. Sizes 10 to 11%. Substandards.

Boys’ Wash Hats, 50c and 69c In plain white and matched two-tone effects. Sizes up to 6%.

Extra $ *|| Sizes Values fig fej 13 to at— 46 It’s a wise woman who chooses from these frocks to wear on the Fourth or for vacations and other summertime occasions. This is a special purchase that will save money for our patrons. They are splendidly made in newest summer styles, including the popular sleeveless models. Materials Colors —FLAT CREPES —BLACK —PRINTS -NAVY —wAsh silks —all summer —GEORGETTES LIGHT COLORS

Charming Frocks At a $|T.95 Sizes 16 Saving to 46 A great lot of charming summer dresses, fiat crepes, striped crepes, rayon, linens, prints and radiums. Charming new styles for women, misses, and larger women. Good summer coloring. Just the thing for outing and vacation wear.

Women's Rayon BLOOMERS *1 Pr. These are very exceptional values. Splendidly made of a sturdy knit rayon with a beautiful lustre. Cut. full and roomy, well reinforced and made with flat lock seams. Elastic run at waist ana knee. In summer colorings. Sizes sto 8. , Rayon Stepins *1.29 Beautiful soft vayon stepins in the popular shorty style; nicely trimmed with net; elastic at waist. Regular sizes.

Men’s Athletic Union Suits, 69c Suit In fancy madras, fine pajama check and broadcloth. Large, full cut, well made garments; round or V necks. Sizes 36 to 50. A fine value.

Men’s Knit Union Suits, 50c Suit Good feeling, comfortable suits, sleeveless, knee lengths, 36 to 44. Irregulars.

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Men’s ’Kerchiefs, 24 for $1 Plain white cotton handkerchiefs; full Sizes; finished edges. 9