Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 173, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1928 — Page 7

DEC. 10, 1928.

BOMBING LOVE THIEF IS GIVEN LIFEjENTENCE Pla ?r Breaks Down After Hearing Verdict; ‘Glad It’s Over.’ Bu Unit ad Press ROCKFORD, 111., Dec. 10.—Paul Reed Sunday *was found guilty ot the “dynamite murder” of Vernon Plager early today, the jury fixing punishment at life imprisonment. The jury deliberating four hours decided that Reed, wh was in love with Plager’s wife, Ivy, placed a dynamite bomb in the young radio expert’s auto and had connected it with the starter. Plager was blown through the top of his automobile July 19 last when he attempted to ptart tne car. Seek New Trial Counsel for Reed announced after the verdict was read that anew trial would be asked. Reed who had held his composure through several hours of testimony and crossexamination took the verdict without a quiver at first but broken down after he was led from the courtroom. He recovered later. “That’s over with,” was the only comment he made. Mrs. Plager, state witness, who told of having eloped with Reed shortly before the violent death of her husband and of later returning home to obtain forgiveness, was not in the courtroom when the verdict was returned. Admits Caring for Her Reed, on the stand, frankly admitted his love for Mrs. Plager, and that he had asked her to divorce her husband. *He testified he was rist hi Rockford at the hour the “KONJOLA MADE ENTIRELY NEW PERSON OF ME” Indianapolis Resident, 73, Declares That New Medicine Was Easy Victor in Case of Stomach Trouble. What a world of encouragement, good cheer and hope there is for all who suffer in the innumerable indorsements that Konjola, the new medicine, has won from those to whom it has brought health to take the place of pain and suffering.

j2^>

MR. JOHN Q. MARLOW —Photo by National Studio.

Konjola—the medicine of 32 ingredients, 22 of which are the juices of roots and herbs—succeeds as it does, in even the rhost obstinate cases, simply because it goes to the very root, the very source, the very causes of the ailment. How Konjola does this is being explained by the Konjola Man at the Hook Drug Store, Illinois and Washington streets, Indanapolis, every day, to all who meet him. The Konjola Man deals in facts; actual experiences, proven and verified. Sufferers want health, not promises—and Konjola brings health when all else has failed. Take the case of Mr. John Q. Marlow, 1125 West Thirtythird street, this city, for instance: “Konjola made an entirely new person of me,” he said to the Konjola Man a few days ago. “Fifteen years of constant stomach trouble made me feel sure that my case was chronic and that I would never receive any relief. There were times when I could eat but the lightest foods. Foods soured, fermented, formed gas and pains. I became so weak that I had trembling spells from lack of nourishment. I had suffered so long that I felt my age, 73 years, was against me and that I would have to endure this trouble the rest of my life. Os course, I never felt like starting a day’s work. "Finally, after reading so many wonderful things Konjola was doing right here in Indianapolis, I decided to give this new compound a chance. How foolish I was not to have done this long before. Five bottles and all my illness was at an end—think of it, fifteen years of suffering banished. Konjola, as I was told it would, went to the seat of my troubles. My stomach was purified and invigorated; the other organs were stimulated, and at the end of a month I found that I could eat a hea/ty meal, digest it and suf- - fer not a bit. I am gaining in weight and strength, and, as I said, I feel like a different person. I have heard that Konjola is a medicine with a million friends. Well, all I have to say is that it has won a life-long friend in me.” Konjola is anew and different medicine. It is not designed primarily to sooth and banish pain, but to give permanent relief; new health, anew joy in life, even in those cases that have defied and resisted every other treatment. The Konjola Man is at the Hook Drug Store, Illinois and Washington streets, Indianapolis, where he is meeting the public daily, introducing and explaining the merits of this master medicine. Advertisement.

state said the bomb was placed in Plager’s machine. His attorney, Charles H. Linscott, in his closing arguments to the jury, admitted the circumstantial evidence the state produced, including the love affair between Reed and Mrs. Plager, but said the prosecution had failed to prove the defendant placed the bomb in the car. The state argued that Reed’s alibi that he was “riding around” on the night the bomb was set was not sufficient to clear him. Lioness Gives Birth to Twins Bn Tunes Special EVANSVILLE, Ind., Dec. 10.— Twin cubs have been bprn to a lioness at the Mesker city park zoo. A veterinarian has ordered that no visitors be permitted until the cubs are two weeks old.

JlgForop-Leaf Tabie and 4-Chairs Complete^^^ Given Away With Every Purchase of $75.00 or More! The Beautiful Walnut finish hand-decorated 5-piece set consisting of a drop-leaf table and 4 sturdy well proportioned chairs. Must be seen to be fully appreciated. The chairs have turned spindles and the seats are fashioned. The complete set delivered t<* your home with every purchase of $75 or more. Well Full Size Drop- Rich Shaded Braced Leaf Table Walnut ■■ Finish ®®®B® ® ® ® ® Beautiful 3-Pc. Living Room Suite COVERED ALLOVER IN JACQUARD VELOUR ja J u “ oiir ! GraCe,U l, | B "" ,, r^r rUOned | Fireside ”7Tub Coverings / M Chair. raffia Bras fjjfj \f / ‘ Guaranteed Moth rtplpplfo i M Proof Construction sWMI —Just the suite you’ve been looking for—graceful fronts, guaranteed spring construction, spring-filled cushions covered all over, back and sides same as fronts, in rich 2-tone Jacquard velour. Guaranteed moth proof. Make Your Own Terms! |/^ Visit Our Beautiful -j ! Trade-In Is END TABLES | | Christmas Shopping List | i; * raue-in R mth Book Trough * § -plenty of credit- i : DEPARTMENT I AA If “ ldeal I mgr--’- ■ ' | p,.„.p?,™,”.. a REPOSSESSED FURNITURE I | % M *3 S | ‘IS !' I. UP llKrir/ •= BY 8 K Bridge Lamp 5.85 .50 Si '! —j, ft W ft Cedar Chest 9.50 .75 Yl X Mav La had for halnncA TW ' S Mi JPM Beautifully decorated, green, red, 5 Occasional Chair ia.Bs 1.00 35 , may o, Had lor Daiance Due /> im black and gold and mahogany and 5 g spinet Desk 16.50 1.50 > Leather Daveno (sold new g #ll ' walnut finishes. | g < ‘c^^ ,,< !;:!!!!!!!!I!!I!i!!! SS IS S ! tor CIO CO !' I oe ifi W Coxwell Chair . 29.50 8.00 & ; tQK\ .0 I /l.rilP U Only 25c Down s ft Vacuum Cleaner 29.50 2.50 8 i <t>od; VAI/iVV Mt • S s Badio (All Electric) 75.00 5.00 S 3-Piece Duofold Living Room !; Hi Jf. ijlJ I.!'.

MULE KICK JAILS HIM Protest Against $lO a Half Pint Price Lands Negro Behind Bars. Mrs. Willa McMurray, 30, Negro, 620 North Colorado street, wanted to charge him $lO for a half pint of white mule, James Chapman, Negro, Anderson, reported to police. He went to Mrs. McMurray’s home early today to get his usual morning eye-opener and gave a $lO bill for the half pint, which shoulc. have cost 75 cents, he said. She refused to return any change, he said. Mrs. MGMurray was arrested on a blind tiger charge, although she denied any sort of transaction with Chapman. Chapman was held on a vagrancy charge.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

STAGE JEWISH PLAY ON CHANUKAH HOLIDAY Pupils of Talmud Torah to Give Production Wednesday. Pupils of Neustadt Talmud Torah, operated by the Jewish Educational Association, will present a play celebrating Chanukah, Wednesday night, at the Jewish Communal ouilding. Chanukah is one of the most colorful Jewish holidays. It began Friday and continues eight dayst Meyer Gallin and Miss Geraldine Young and Rabbi Muzrachi will coach the production. The cast: Joseph Levy, Beatrice Oppenheim, Melvin Lichtenberg, Joseph Mankovitz, Freida Brill, Jack

IDEAL—I4I W. Wash. St.

Dorman. Celia Goldstein: Wallace Goldstein, Harry Rothfeder, Sarah Cohen, Anna Yosha and Rachel Colderon. leslTe on program Governor-elect Harry G. Leslie will address the fourteenth annual Asthma Absolutely Relieved. Pay no money until satisfied, then only SI.OO per bottle. Stops all misery. Sent postpaid. Sold only by BREATHE FREELY CO. Station A. Box 24 Indianapolis. Ind.

Hl-POWtt lilll m BATTERIES WHOLESALE

banquet of the Indiana Manufacturers’ Association at the Claypool on the night of Dec. 18. Others speakers include President Elqier W. Stout of the Fletcher BLUE POINT SERVICE STATION Corner Delaware, Madison and Ray Goodyear Tires and Tubes Our Prices are Lower

CLOTHING ON CREDIT ATKINA MARINI--CO *

American National bank; E. E. Moskovics, president of the Stutz Motor

COMPLETE LINE OF Braces and Abdominal Belts AKRON SURGICAL HOUSE, INC. 220 'ass. Ate. Phone Lin. 1122

Gifts 1 1 ON KAY’S I | CREDIT PLAN I Indianapolis Where IPViI “BONDED” IfpSjrc IP diamonds ’•jvVvvfl When you buy h Kay KyA > tAVv ''"liimi Special Xmas Feature Value! * s ls Diamond Rings $^.95 Stunning full cut “Bonded” diamonds J OW set in ls-kt. hand-engraved solid white K| H yy gold mounting. While they last— HI MB It Ji Pay Only 45c Down! 1 J J 'JAj^Stnnning Kay m a ; <Bonde g d 7 V kMfc& fUm* *SO ® 11/ wifi Gloriously beau- Bea u 1.1 ful en- \ / mb! tiful flashing gagenrent ring % M 1 I Em diamonds set in ■ with clear white a. \ LI Mm elaborately en- diamond set in \\ $ ol - Witt graved 18-kt. hand-pierced and V\ “ Si 1 Y _ \ /Mt S" l '*! White gold. engraved mount- \\ |pj^ buck lot $37 J .SU. a Kay w 111 buy Sk. P*y V l - 00 Pay SI.OO S1 a Week! q Week! A j| SS^CHES nlllOl HHlbnCa Fully Guaranteed XMAS FEATURE VALUE! JHh JOb __ *18;2 *29— Dainty new models, beau- Nationally advertised 15tifully engraved. Guar- jewel movements in anteed dependable beautifully engraved a H K adjusted move ments. cases. ; A * t Pay SI.OO Pay SI.OO K 1 q ee A/ r a Week! j > "Knife anand Strap WATCHES r Strap Watch SOQ 75 $12.95 k The reliable Laco strap guaranteed 15- A fk watch with jeweled guar- movements _ A r 8k anteed movement in ? r Saved AS neatly engraved JJJg or engraVecl iQ3 Pay 50c Downl Pay $1 Down! Inn n r~" Every Evening Until Xmas jvKAV v 1 M J JEWELRY COMPANY W rlsi37 w. Washington St.J (H 3-

PAGE 7

Car Company of America; B. A. ■ Van Winkle and Fred A. Sims.

| Rent a Piano $1 Pot Month IPk PEARSOM’S ' 1M W. Tmtm. at.