Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 213, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1928 — Page 11

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DE PAUW PLANS ENLARGED HALL Public Speaking Building to Be Changed. B CASTLE., Ind., Jan. 13. A plan is under way at De Pauw University to extend the south wall of the public speaking hall and provide a modern, stage, workshop, storeroom and other rooms for dramatic production and general public speaking purposes. For some years th eonly auditorium and stage available for dramatic production and public speaking has been the old Academy assembly room, in West College building, the first building on the campus, now about ninety years old. Present stage and seating facilities are inadequate and improvement of these premises is impossible. About two years ago the university purchased the Locust St. church propery and allocated it to the use of the public speaking and drama department. Only a few alterations were made, with a small sum of money from an overtaxed treasury. With the relatively small outlay of not more than $25,000 an attractive auditorium can be had worth many times that amount. The board of trustees has authorized H. B. Gough, head of the department, to raise the sum from former students and friends of the department.

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Barred Wine at Wedding Shuts Out Gary Italian as % Citizen.

Bu Times Special GARY, Ind., Jan. 13.—Corredo Maffel, an Italian, cannot become a citizen of the United States because wine served at his wedding caused his arrest here on an intoxication charge. He was fined. So long as the Federal Government holds that an alien, who has been convicted of any offense, regardless of its seriousness, Maffel can never become naturalized. The wedding wine will blot his record forever. The Italian wept in court here when Judge Charles E. Greenwald barred him from citizenship, after F. Symmes, Government examiner, had cited to the judge a city court record showing a fine had been assessed against Maffel. Move to Preserve Relics By Times Special KOKOMO, Ind., Jan. 13.—Howard County Historical Society and the Kokomo Humane Society are leading a movement for preservation of some parts of the old county courthouse here, which is being razed to make way for anew building. The organizations propose that a room be set apart in the new courthouse to house relics of the old.

FORGING WIFE TO FIGHT CASE Woman Held at Columbus Blames Husband. By Times Special COLUMBUS, Ind., Jan. 13.—Mrs. Louise Saylor, 26, who became a forger at the behest of her husband, will be arraigned in Bartholomew Circuit Court here Saturday and intends to make a fight for liberty. The husband, Clarence Saylor, 31, is under sentence of two to fourteen years in the State Reformatory for his part in the case. Two sons of the couple, 5 and 7, are being cared for at the county jail here, where the mother is a prisoner. There was no one at the home to care for them when their parents were arrested, so officers brought them along, too. Mrs. Saylor is soon to become a mother again. According to the wife’s story, Saylor told her that, being a woman, he would “get off easier” if caught passing checks. She says Saylor obtained blank checks and she filled them out. No excuse other than that he needed money was offered by Saylor before sentence was passed upon him. Christmas has been observed as a Christian festival since the fourth century, when it gradually superseded Jan. 6, the Epiphany.

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Plan for Gary Memorial By Times Special S' GARY, Ind., Jan. 13.—The Elbert H. Gary Memorial Association has

I Twenty-Five "During Our “Going Out of Business Sale” Our lease expires next June. This makes it necessary for us to close out our winter stock of merchandise AT ONCE. We will be closed all day today to prepare for this “Price Reducing Sale.” SIO,OOO WORTH OF MERCHANDISE I MUST BE SOLD NOW! Sale Starts—SATURDAY-!! 25% to 50% Reduction on This Merchandise Woolen, part woolen Ladies* and Ladies* and Misses* and cotton dress Misses’ coats and satin and felt hats, goods. dresses. M e n*s and Boys* Outings, cantons and overcoats. velvetknap goods. „ . , SAT. ONLY Knit caps and sweatShoes, house slippers l i SI.OO erode. We have and overshoes. 1 * h for c , n i Blankets and comonly 69C forts Men’s and Ladies' and Children’s under- Men’s and Boys' Wool and part wool wear. corduroy pants. hose and half hose. -MILLER’SCORNER OF Prospect and S. East Sts.

been formed to sponsor erection of a $75,000 memorial here to the late head of the United States Steel Corporation, who founded this city.

Lorado Taft or a sculptor of equal rank, will be employed to creaate the memorlay, which probably will be a bronze statue.

SATURDAY ONLY—OUR BIG SEMI-ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE Hurry for your bargains! Regardless of value we have slashed prices right and left for this big event! Absolutely no exchanges, refunds — EVERY SALE FINAL! This stock includes exchanges, trade-ins and damaged goods! One day only. Hurry! Store Opening 8:30 A. M. CONGOLEUM RUGS 95c up ROCKERS 25c p LIVING ROOM SUITES ......slsu KITCHEN CABINETS $3.50 up ROUND DINING TABLES $4.50 up NEW ODD DINING CHAIRS VkU'‘socp DRESSERS $4.50 up HANDY WASHERS. $2.50 up BISSEL’S CARPET SWEEPERS 50c p USED WINDOW SHADES W 5c NEW SIMMONS BED SPRINGS . $4.75 u P USED OIL COOKS $7.50 up LAMP SHADES 19c u P NEW WINDOW SCREENS 39c u P SCREEN DOORS and Hinges ~, , SI.OO

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