Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1930 — Page 28

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STARK, COLLINS FEUD RENEWAL SEEN_M MOVE Prosecutor Takes Charge of Grand Jury Vote Theft Accusation Probe. Wedged between fires of anew chapter in the fight for grand jury control between Prosecutor Judson L. Stark and Criminal Judge James A. Collins, the Marion county grand HJury oday continued a probe into alleged primary corruption, hearing testimony of six witnesses. With Stark in full charge of the probe and present in the chamber as witnesses are questioned, the jury was launched into the fifth session of the probe today. Witnesses included R. J. Dearborn, 4100 Otterbein street; E. H. Borchers, 1325 Lawrence street; Robert Shearer, 4175 Shelby street; James Hobart, Negro, 603 West Thirteenth street, and Henry Frazier, Negro, of Fourteenth and West streets. Resignation Demanded

Possibility that additional funds may be asked of the county to continue the probe was seen Thursday after County Auditor Harry Dunn appeared before the jury more than half an hour. He was not a witness in the corruption investigation, it is known. Stark, who has provided a major part of the evidence pointing toward alleged irregularities in the primary, will assist Vinson H. Manifold, grand jury deputy prosecutor, who until today was in full charge. Collins and Stark were thrown Into a bitter feud two months ago w'hen Collins demanded resignation of Manifold as jury deputy prosecutor. Changing of locks on the grand jury door at that time by orders of Collins was construed as an attempt to forbid Manifold entrance wdthin the chambers. Resumed Full Charge Stark declined to acknowledge ♦he order, and Manifold resumed lull charge of the jury after a short time. Immediately Collins named John Willis, criminal court investigator and friend of long standing, as “grand Jury Investigator,” directing W illis to occupy a desk in the grand jury waiting room. Willis held this position for several weeks, but received no pay. Twelve witnesses already have been heard, including Democratic election officials of the Second precinct of the Tenth ward, and numerous other persons claiming to have knowledge of election irregularity. EXTENDS AIRSHIP'S LIFE Bn I'nitrrl Press WASHINGTON, May 16.—The navy’s giant dirigible Los Angeles will continue to soar through American skies for at least seven more years. Captain H. T. Wright, who just has inspected the ship, said today. The Germans estimated the life of a dirigible at five years, but Wright believes the Los Angeles will last three times that long.

An Unusual Value W rought Iron Bracket and Flower Pot ** $1.50 The graceful wrought iron scroll a 3-inch pot of blue, green, sand or plum colored pottery. Use two or three of them on your porch or sun-room wall. Second Floor and at Maple Road Store Charles Mayer and Company 23-31 W. Wash. St. Our 90th Year 638 E. Maple Road

HP^GLASSES on CREDIT! “Put Your Eyes in Our Hands” DR. R. M. RJEAMS, specialist in charge, will gisre you expert ad vice regarding the condition of your eyes. SINGLE VISION LENSES ' Complete in Stylish All-Shell Frame* dS BK fcf' This price includes a thorough examination and iSawO■ lin-st lenses. Special at— T ™ IV* hare made ia*.e* I Genuine “Kryptok” _ family. ij Invisible Bifocal $12.95 L —lather gflj Lenses Ml —Mother lor far and near vision—not II ■ cemented—all ground in one —Brother p |,^—.Saturday only ll* El ".V. II PAY ONLY SI.OO A WISER! I }OUr? Open Saturday Night Till 9 o'Clock iMA¥IEIRl L Nt Biri i ZwTrZiAettielerj ' lijtf! nw. WASHINGTON S DOORS EAST OF ILLINOIS ST.

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George M. Binger The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, which will hold their annual convention in Washington, D. C.. May 19 to 21, have chosen as one of their speakers George M. Binger, advertising manager of the Wililam H. Block Co.’s department store. Binger’s topic will be “The Use of Radio as an Aid to Retail Advertising.” His experience in that particular branch of retail publicity covers a period of more than eight years. He firmly believes in radio as an adjunct to retail advertising, but emphatically states that it never can take the place of newspaper publicity. Pope Receives U. S. Pilgrims VATICAN CITY, May 16.—Pope Pius received forty pilgrims from Minneapolis today. The pilgrims were headed by James M. Reardon, rector of St. Mary’s basilica.

Quitting Business J.P. MULL ALLY Fifth Floor—State Life Bldg. ENTIRE JEWELRY STOCK ON SALE Save up to one-half on diamonds —watches —diamond ring mountings—stone set rings—Jewelry in great variety. Solid Gold Baby Rings. Values re to $2.00. Choice only Solid Gold Neck Chains. Values 113 to $4.00. Choice only $51.G0.

3,-RCCM OUTFIT Living rtKim. bedroom and kltrhen complete. Recon- Ct 1 Q ditloned vIU EASY TERMS! Lewis Furniture Cos. United Trade-In’Store 844 S. Meridian St. Phone Dr. 2227

BUTLER FOLLIES SLATEDTONIGHT 1930 Edition Offers Array of Dancing Talent. An array of musical, dancing and dramatic talent will appear in the 1930 edition of the Butler Fairview Follies to be presented by Butler students in Caleb Mills hall. Shortridge high school tonight and Saturday night. Cne of the hits of the show promises to be Hugh Mason and his Pirate Syncopators, a college dance band. Norman Brinsley is general director, assisted by Edward Qreen, production manager, and Robert Shultz, music director. Another attraction will be the new school march, “The Spirit of Butler,” written for the show by J. B. Vandaworker, bandsman. “Whenever I’m With You,” a song writt"' by Charlie Davis and his sister Mary, a Butler student, will be featured in an act including Marjorie Alexander and Kenneth Hughes, soloists, and Jane Walker, specialty dancer.

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0 OWN yffl Plain and Fancy .Xrangnßl Pumps imWI !S m 4& Down Here KaSm MEN! WOMEN! Wm^ You’ll be amazed / at the values we fflm ms£2SgM / Look them over! /CX sZL wjk m H’s a real treat to visit the % M Shoe Bargain Center. Tre- ■ S mendous selections for men 11 anc * women at these prices. Boys’Tennis £A C “£GymShoes ■Men s Sizes. 79c 109-11 S. 111, St. 324 E. Wash. St. 346 W. Wash. St.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

NAME DUNPHY ACTING INDUSTRIAL MANAGER C. of C. Group to Appoint Permanent Commission This FalL Clifford G. Dunphy, staff member of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce for six years, today was named acting industrial commissicner of the chamber, succeeding

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Clifford L. Harrod, who resigned last week to become general manager of the Indianapolis Power and Light Company. Meeting Thursday, Chamber of Commerce directors instructed Paul Q. Richey, chamber president, to name a committee to select Harrod's permanent successor. The appointment probably will be made in the fall, with Dunphy serving meanwhile.

GLADIOLUS 1 7 TIME! vl/A H you want a wonderful showing of Gladipc -V W/J olus this summer, plant now and every two / (mt weeks up to June 15. We have 30,000 of |# the finest bulbs of the most beautiful { m named kinds ever brought to this market. W* one Ha!f of Thfim ( 15 ' 00 °) We,n Give Away vSJh ill/ ALL FIRST SIZE 0R larger. I jSsf/jjfl IjRJFjW IMB —V The Named Varieties—Radano, Arden. Nightingale, 1910 Rose, Bf a ..IWr sr Mrs. Frances King. Pink Beauty, Gladness, Salmon Beauty, ■k ''’aMaßifl!!' Zenobla, America, Mrs. Frank Pendleton. Golden Measure nd Hi', • , TOPAZ. They comprise every imaginable color. ■ X'e \ OVR CAT.\I.OGIE DESCRIPTION of TOPAZ—This beautlIPiferN t c \”' " A Yul gladiolus is a gem that every one will be glad to possess. \ ‘J d fflfij V3L&j 'The color is very beautiful, being a salmon pink with buff a IRNvLp* ‘ J trimmings. It is a good grower, has a fine spike and wido- ■ /y often flowers. Our catalogue price is 15c: 6 for 75c; dozen, I '-{A •* i 81.25; 25 for *2.25; 100 for 87.50 —but given away. -7 .JjrWt' V. Our iffers (and remember we will give as many of the new ' 1 jttgffiuSr \ ■ n'jlv* TOPAZ as you Iny of others): Buy 12 named kinds and get Y 24; buy'2s and get 50; buy 100 and get 200. \(.IL mk?i, 19 ssciceoc as?sl.2sinn she* t y 1—"1 I < ( * rt 34) lUU LU 801 | === |UU ( (lrt SM) * 114 feet to 6 feet tall. Get your bulbs from us and have a bed ilßl' iltt r >7 mu’U be proud of. Our catalog describes: LT A-"Wf Indiana. 6 ff.. eolden orange. Shenandoah. 4 ft., salmon. LlWmVlfta Bitßr' W mrjfn-m. Harl Merck, > ft., yellow. Venus. 4 ft., oink. l\\\ Stint BIBS \Jf jf"' Ring Humbert. 4 ft., red. Wrominr 5 ft., orange. l.\l\s\lnlin 9SM Kin * Humbert, 4 ft., yellow. ritv c! Por-.land, Vi ft., pink. %‘i\ •' i Marvel, reA M rs . A. trnard, 4 ft., salmon. wfjitf II Ea., lOc—Doz., SI.OO f EVERITT’S WONDERFUL MIXTURE— r/l 'uvm\vV! Doz ” 500: 25 > 100 ipJ.OU I / ~ Regal Lily, 15c, 2 for 25c \xsßSn ■! Irv/i Without doubt cne of the finest of all lilies. Large white suffused pink, flushed yellow in center. Other illy bulbs at reduced prices. W&Vtomi Giant Dahlia Caladium Bulbs FIO’WCFCd Finest bulbs ever brought marsire and beauty of BjgS . Eac *i • . f ?T TTZx. colors. Improved over previous HkT fg% sl ? 8 ,? c Jr offerings. Pkt„ 10c; 3 for 25c; A fj Medium size 15c 23c | M A , ny trill make a wonderful A! mrfSw Mammoth 6 size **sc 45c iMMm CIJT and COMErMhionTn ZIIIIAS Tuberose Bulbs * A U round, with a great profusion of _ , , , M continue until frost. One UAtl LIA\? B the Dahlia Flowered, this new Zinnia Each vear we have some new brands. El is going to be in >very garden. All our varieties arc selected to proBr !llUmWßyaa-igSi SEPARATE COLORS Red. white, dure flowers abundantly, and they tnsalmon, rose, canary-vellow, golden- elude every- shape, sire and color In vellow and pink. Pkt., 10c; 3 for Peony Flowered jmd ZINNIA TLANTS—Doz.. 25c; 50 for 50c Value, now P priced 30c jjw. ROSE SALE There are hundreds of varieties of roses, but who ever grows these "I four kinds will hardly wish for any others in form, color or sweetn ness. You can make a whole rose garden with them. they will bloom tiie summer through—these MATCHLESS VARIETIES AT SENSATIONAL PRICES fi . .< . Rich, dark-pink flowers of full size: beautiful form of bud and I Premier fl0W8r: delightful fragrance; borne high on long, thornless stems; tlllm(Sfcf 'MWFtrWI mm m .. i A symphony of gold, apricot am! pink. Admired by M ,'iM) MINA nllttflrtlV the thousands when seen. Makes many branches, and *.*T 9I / *' a *'**'• Ullgl lIJ every branch produce a rose. Exquisite In buds and x .i LeAF M Anew rose that is creating a sensation. Color, a deep rose ♦Qiralß' iWMS. RriflPPlift Pink at center, passing to lighter pink on outer petal and \ ll Ml Mil villi touched with citron green at base. Beautiful bud, one-third *■’tfs',, larger than most others, open.ng into a large pointed flower, al , I ■ Red—Bud pointed, long; very large; opens into an immense etfagf!PMßiaMrag iy MStCIS BSS rose, very double; with strong, delicious fragrance; blooms muwniwe* last well; long stems; very robust grower. OUR OFFER WHILE THEY LAST! dsßi&k. Any One One of 7 a on | y Each (4) for vA HURSERY stocksale Indiana planters never had such an opportunity to get the HIGHEST GRADE STOCKS at such low prices. All stock in good planting condition. 1? a, 1| $ Beauty Bush and Ostrich Plume Philadelphus , We have sold hundreds of these beaut’ful, custcmers at SI.OO each. We have a few JET left. To close out we offer both kinds at CMFirR van Houteii or Bridal Wreath. A great specialty of mm&BuiEKgm rbrlKrlfi ours. It seems that every lawn must have 20c A 1# D IIILH one or more bushes; 2 to 3 feet CDBIfCT Amur River will not freeze down in winter; <M 7C I 11 IVEL I 18 to 24 Inches. Dozen 11.00; 25 I.^ D H WIS ClßiaiM Japanese. Makes one of the finest and hodse :.. Won . :. 25c! Barberry, Red Leaved, 1 yr., 40c; doz., $2.50 Ask for any other variety of Hardy .Shrubs. Flowering Trees The Vegetable Garden'^Plfcjj^^ evidenced by the custcmers that crowd our 75-foot long vegetable c:!ed counte r every day This has not been the case since war times. !Most of our Garden C a■ A an As against the usual price of Mrwm/gf Seeds are priced at D C pkt. 1V C oz. 10c a packet, 20c an ounce. rrTC . A large lot of small, sound sets at, in ONION bt I O pound IUC Plants for Beds, Baskets and Boxes It you can not hav; a garden, have a garden ette in window, porch box or hanging basket. Ageratum Galvia Coleus. Pansies PORCH BOXES | CEMETERY URNS Dusty Miller Achranthea Petunias Not 1 4nrh • fnr doz AUf? eacil, o ior , UOZ., p v v Planted 83.00 Up 16-inch 86 00 to *7.00 *3.00 Coleus, large : 20c, 5 for *1 -.- 18-Inch *7.50 to *O.OO *3.50 Cannas 20c, 5 for |1 36-Inch Unplanted... 20-Inch *IO.OO *4.00 Geraniums 35c, 3 for ** Planted 84.00 Lp 2 f yQu boJ(eg or or urn s, Sprtngeri 35c, 3 for si 48 _ Inch Tj n nianted 82.00 get your plants from us to plant them. Moon “vines \*!!!! I!!!:::::::::: :!&: I tor j 4 pianted P ::. :85.00 up 5r bring tLm in and let us plant them. ■ ■■■ * A SHEEP MANURE—2S lbs., 81; JOO lbs. *3. Are You Sowing Lawn Seed or Weeds? ir e C df I li9 l s^ n o S A d t4n h rLi" sand “> lbS ” ,P - Sl - U ’ 10 ° *— 18.9% of weed seeds of 13 kinds. If you want a beauvlful lawn sow oar Sure death to plant lice. _ _ _ CL j IP Utnniawu Look at your rose 7CFor SunnV *lUn For Shady bushes and shrubs for aphis IbI ODC Lawns, lb. MC 0,a... s„., “d®" 1 I A PINCH fJSSft &S?SS££ c '*”' “s furr .:::::::il:2 T“SiS: ’SUK&XSS“ “/oc FERTILIZER rad, ° • quality. A No. 1 Tune In on Nitrogen, Fhosphoric blood tested. wfbm. i p. myrOff: l - JV all there is to plant fiiU Per 10* Frid>T gTEV-ER-ITIS '£r" y: “ Our Store* SSSfFZ BRAND Jy °5% Nitrogen Except Saturday, 8:30 p.jn. always Fotash^ cld ' Landscape Dept. Morgan'^erThe better fertilizer ior less—use it It will multiply the value ly with city park board, in charge. He of any seed or pk nt purchase; 5 lbs., 35<i; 10 lbs., 65£; 25 lbs., is at your service. Consult him for 91.40; 100 lbs., $4.50. planting and maintenance. If AfV ADnVDfill Tn *•> not come to oor store, write or telephone. If ky parcel post, add 2c for firtt MAIL worth. 10c for each additional. We deliver free In city. We send everywhere. W A L b Skf

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