Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 117, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1928 — Page 8

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SKIP-STOP PLAN TO BEJTUDIED Service Commission Will Consider Proposal. Possibility of skip-stop street car service for East Washington St., will be investigated by the public service commission, Commissioner Howell Ellis announced at the close of oral argument and public hearing on petition for such service Thursday. The petition was filed by Grant A. Karns nad signed by nearly 700 Irvington residents. Under the plan the E. Washington cars would loop in the downtown district and rotary skips would be made every three blocks. The cars would be labeled with colors, such as red, white and blue and the place of stopping would be designated by the appropriate color painted on posts. Superintendent James P. Tretton of the Street Railway said he favored separation of East and West Washington lines, was and would favor skip-stops if it would save time and avoid complaints, but that it proved not to be the case when tried during the war period. John G. Gray presented a plea that the S. Audubon car service not be abandoned. ACCUSED OF ATTACK ON COUNTY OFFICIAL Muncie Man Faces Trial at Tipton Saturday. B, Times Special TIPTON, Ind., Oct. s.—Clyde Roach, Muncie, will be tried here Saturday on charges of attacking R. M. Montgomery, Tipton County 'prosecutor, in his office recently. Arraigned to plead before Circuit Judge Mount, Roach declared he was “crazy mad’’ when he made the 1 attack, through failure to get action ' on prosecution of two men who ran him down in an auto two years ago. Seriously injured when struck by the car, Roach spent several months in a hospital. In court here he appeared physically and mentally shattered, officials declared. Judge Mount appointed Attorney Noel Purvis to act as counsel for Roach Saturday, and advised Roach to aid the attorney in every way possible so that his interests will be protected. WINS $750 LOVE SUIT Wabash Wife, 63, Victor Over ‘Other Woman,’ 73. Bjj Times Special HUNTINGTON, Ind., Oct. s—Mrs. Mary A. Ball, 63, Wabash holds a $750 verdict against Mrs. Louise Boosinger, 73, returned by a Huntington Circuit Court jury in an alienation of affections suit. According to Mrs. Ball, her husband, 63, wrote a letter to Mrs. Boosinger in which he declared he 'was “entranced’’ by her and suggested they marry.

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COPY FUNERAL SERVICE Stenographers at Rite for Seymour Deaf-Mute. Ejl Times Special SEYMOUR, Ind., Oct. s—Two stenographers made a record of words uttered at a funeral service here for Mrs. Edith V. Beyer, a deafmute, wife of George S. Beyer, also a mute. Pallbearers were also mutes. Copies of the stenographic report will be made and given to the mutes attending the funeral.

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Women's Gingham Apron Dresses In checks, well made, full cut, nil sUes, only—--25c Limit—2nd Floor

• 81.50 Boys’ CORDUROY PANTS In sizes 7 to 11 years, on sulo Saturday, onlj—--77c 2nd Floor

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Men’s nine Work Shirts In all sizes 14% to 17, full cut, only-^ 33©

10c Men’a Cotton HOSE In black, brown, gruy blue, ail sizes, pair—s©

36-1 neli PERCALES Tub fast colors, only, per yard— S3©

36-Incli Brown Unbleached Muslin Only, yard 9©

Boys’ Corduroy SUITS In sizes 2 to 6 yearn, only 50c 2nd Floor

32-Inch GINGHAM In checks and plaids, only, per yard— Sc Limit

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120 Heavy Imported CAMP BLANKETS Go on sale, only while this lot will last—50c Limit

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$ 1,50 —52.00 —$2.50 MEN’S Dress Shirts Broken lots in sizes 11 14% only, ut only— Main Floor

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$1.25 & $1.50 Girls’ School Dresses Only 67c

Lot of Women’s Wool SWEATERS Only while tills lot will last at — 50c 2nd Floor

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13c, Jfl.CO Hoys CAPS Only—--39c 2nd Floor