Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1929 — Page 9

MAY 17, 1920.

RICH EX-ORGAN PUMPERS WILL DUEL TO FINISH Prayers to Greek God of Winds Are Breathed by Financiers. H:> I imfed Pm* CHICAGO. May 17.—Prayers to Aeolus, Greek god ol the winds, mingled witn acrimonious statements, were heard today outside the secret training quarters of two of Chicago's prominent citizens, preparing for the organ pumping duel arranged when a veteran pumper’s pride was injured by the by the challenge of another. The two veterans, Julius Rosenwaid, millionaire philanthropist and matl order executive, and Benjamin F. Affleck, president of the Universal Portland Cement Company, will .settle the score at the Germania Club on May 21. Guild to Gather With le . than a week left before the duel, both sought secret quarters today to get their pumpin? arms in condition. Members and officials oi the Guild ol Former Pipe Organ Pumpers, organized in 1026 to “perpetuate the memories oi this obsolete but honorable profession," will gather at the cue! Chet Shafer, grand diapason cf the New York loft of the society, v. nl referee. The organization, which lists among its members such prominent personages as Senator James Couzens, O. O. Mclntyre, Will H. Hays ?nc Clarence Buddington Kelland, is non-sectarian, non-partisan, nonprofit and non-essential. Rosenwald Throws Challenge Its sljgan is “Pump for the wind is fleeting,” and its salute a firm grip of the hand and three up and down pumping movements of the arms. From the camp of Rosenwald came the statement that Affleck, who prides himself on his pumping, is “not so good.” • Tie is uncertain, unsteady and undependable when playing anthems," the philanthropist said. I’ll show him up in the duel.” This statement was carried like the wind to Affleck's camp and he paused in his pumping to let off some steam. “Greenwald is the world's worst pumper," Affleck retorted. “I’ll play a funeral diree for him after the contest. Am I nervous? You bet I am. I’m somewhat like a man who is going to be shot at sunrise and get more nervous as the time approaches for the executioner. Answers to Rosenwald "Rosenwald has cast aspersions on my ability, but he'll have to take it back. I hope this will be a test oi pumping instead of oratory. I’ll show him how to play anthems. My fate has been placed in the hands of Aeolus. Greek god and keeper of the winds. Back in the days before mechanics' improvements made his service unnecessary. Affleck admitted, he was one of the best anthem pumper.- in Chicago. He is the grand quint of the Chicago loft. Metal in ‘Chew’; Sues Seller B" I iiitrrt Prrtt* T ALL RIVER. Mass.. May 17. When Thomas Berry bit hard into s plug of chewing tobacco, his teeth closed on what he claims was a metallic substance. Now he's suing a local merchant for $3,000 damages.

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JUROR BRIBE CHARGED Former Minister Said to Admit He Asked for S2OO. NASHVILLE. Tenn., May 17.

I Charged with j taking a bribe |in the trial of j Walter L Liggett of Nashville, who • was tried in this | city recently on a i charge of murder, B. P. Osburn. i juror and former j minister, is said i to have confessed I that he held out 'tor’s2oo. Liggett | was called the killer in a love triangle.

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SCIENTISTS TO STUDY GORILLA African Expedition Planned by Columoia University. Bn 1 nilrii Pm* NEW YORK. May 17—Organization of an African expedition to study the gorilla was announced today by President Nicholas Murray Butler, of Columbia university. The expedition, financed by Columbia and the joint enterprise of the department of anatomy of the College of Physicians and Surgeans j of the university, and of the de- ; partment of comparative anatomy I

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of the American Museum of Natural History’, leaves here on May 29, re- j turning early next year. If successful, it will be the first, to bring back complete adult specimens for anatomical and anthropological purposes. Their bodies will be embalmed in the field for shipment to New York. No adult gorilla properly preserved for anatomical studies has yet been brought to this country. Important accessory studies bearing upon problems of medicine and upon the evolution of man will be conducted by the scientists. Pastor Dies at Funeral By United Prets WATERTOWN. N. Y., May 17. As he was preparing to officiate as a funeral, the Rev. Clarence V. Haven, minister of a.Methodist Episcopal church here, collapsed and died of heart failure.

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fJJust Arrived From New York I,oooDresses few Spring and Summer Styles and Materials and Novelty Materials Doors open at 9 A. M. Sharp, and you’d better be here early because there is going to be a \ grand rush to these racks—you’ve never seen their equal at these prices. Come early—you will |buy more than one. P $| $ A $Q r ifg§ £#' ill .tout. ipKjl N>W Sf§B®i*JßNiai '' ,w Wrffifprwm 16 to It Summer Summer 11 to 52 Hi Mjterials TifflßftaslßiaS style#

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SATURDAY EVENING SPECIAL AT 1 O’CLOCK lie will sell, to Ladles’ only. 208 5-lb. packages Jack Frost granulated CANE SUGAR S-LB. PACKAGE 19c Only while 20# packages will last, I to a customer. 2nd Floor

5c 0. N. T. Thread White and Black. Spool— Limit B B 2 Second Floor Men’s Bandana Red and Blue Handkerchiefs M Seconds. 1_ ** At only— Isw&i Go on sale Saturday, Monday and Tuesday all day. 45-IX. WHITE Table Oilcloth In Marble nsaa fancy 9B patterns, lrrec h Ia r s. Limit. Only. jg| H U yard B *jLM Second Floor ® '‘ussr VKRY SPECIAL 69c and SI.(MI Boys’ Pants In all sizes from 6 to 16 years. Some §8 j silled. Vo on j) sale at ILw pair, 25c Limit—Second Floor

Women s Novelty Pumps-Straps-Oxfords $3,00, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 Values In threr great low-priced group*. Included are blonde*, patents, kld and satins in high, low and Cuban heels. Clever pumps, straps and ties to rhoose from. All sires. Here’s your big opportunity to save. Celebrate with us. Priced at only 95c-51.50-S2

Boys’ and Girls’ Footwear At Greatly Reduced Prices Styles suitable for Sunday or school wear. Kindergarten and Red Goose shoes included: many hare elk, green or crepe sole. Patents, tans and blacks to choose from. Sites 5 to 8. to 5, UVi to 2 and 85c-$1.35

WOMEN’S House Dresses House Aprons All sixes. Gintcliani and print m a t e Ss H rials. Go on jf/ ByW sale at only, m l|| while they last Limit—Second Floor Men’s Blue Work Shirts Triple xga, s 1 I t c hed. 2 ffinN pockets, full JR B B cut, weii y&m A made. Only.. ■ i n* S W Second Floor 'serf- ’6®a|p MEN’S Athletic Shirts Cto on sale at fpSil Main Floor B B C MEN’S Athletic Union Suits In all sizes. Full cat. Go St 'ft on sale at Jm ilj|s only "B p Irregulars |BhJ* Main Floor MJWr

Mens and Boys’ TENNIS SHOES Leather trimmed. AII sizes. Values that are an example of bargains to he found here. In two great lots—hurry! 00C and 43 c

SATCRHAV MORNING SPECIAL Ladies Only—Saturday Morning at 9 o'clock Sharp JACK FROST GRANULATED CANE SUGAR To the first 200 ladies in our store Saturday morning we will sell a regular .36c 5-pound package for only 19c. Be sure and get your ticket for this special a you come in. Be here before 9 o'clock Saturday morning. Pkg, 19c Alain Floor—Limit One 5-Pound Package ladles Only MONDAY MORNING At 9 o'clock Sharp We Will Sell 200 4-Sesred Mouse Brooms PAINTED HANDLES j| flic Each To I!ip - at our storp Monday morning we an ill B*l| h 69c hroom for onlj’ 10c. Be Hiirc and gei jour ticket for thin hroom hr you come in. TI'ESDAV MORNIMi SPEC lAL AT 9 O’CLOCK FOR WOMEN ONLY ! ME WILL sELL TO THE FIRST 200 LADIES IN Oi U STORE TUESDAY MORNING Genuine P. & G. White Laundry Soap iodise Be here before 9 h. m. Tuesday. Be sure and get your ticket for the soap as you come in. Mens and Young Men s land 2-Pants Spring Suits At Greatly Reduced Prices 515.00, 520.00, $22.50, $25.00 Values Two and three-button lapels. Tattersall yests In new spring styles and fancy fabrics. All sizes. Go on sale — *7- s ll- s ls Main Floor Men’s Work Pants Good sizes. Wool and wool mixtures and rottonades. Some slightly soiled or damaged. Only while they last, at — 69c—99—$ 1 *37 And a Few at $1.87 Alain Floor —Limit sl-$1.25 Men’s and Boys’ Spring Caps All sizes—only while these lots will last at. only 25c—49c—69c Main F'loor Men’s Heavy Blue Denim jaiEf OVERALLS jftac In all sires. Full cut. Go on sale at only Limit—'lain Floor Men's Broadcloth Shirts and other novelty materials at this price: men will buy them in half dozen lots: in uhite novelty spring patterns. Collar j&fyßk attached and neckband. Sizes 11 H to 17. Go on sale at onlj—--51.69-$2 Men's (|)C r mm Dress Shirts .. All sizes. Collar attached and neckband. White and fancy material. *1.25. *1.50 Values V 1 2,000 Mens STRAW HATS Salesmen's Samples go on sale dP|S* 49c -69 c and 97 c

SATI RDAV. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. EACH DAY WE WILL SELL 36-Inch Hope Muslin Tll O-HOCR SPECIAL! Each da.v between the hours of 2 to t p. m. we will sell "8-inch wide pure white muslin. first quality, from full bolts, at only, yard—lOC Limit to Customer —2nd Floor

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