Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 22, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 June 1930 — Page 16

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DIES OF HURTS SUFFERED WHEN CAR HITS WAGON John Wente, 50, Succumbs to Fractured Skull After Mishap. John Wente, 50. of 2231 Parker avenue, died at city hospital Wednesday night of injuries suffered' Wednesday afternoon when his wagon was struck at East and Washington streets by an automobile truck driven by Fred Sikel, 22, of 2024 English avenue. Following the accident, Wente walked to the city ambulance and declared he was not injured. At city hospital it w-as found his skull was fractured and he had suffered internal injuries. William H. Jerden, 64, of 825 Bouth Pennsylvania street, was injured while pushing a pushcart at McCarty and East streets Wednesday afternoon when a taxicab, colliding with an automobile, overturned onto the pushcart. The taxi was driven by Edward Kinder, 22, of 818 Foltz street, and the automobile by Robert E. Brunson, 24. of 1433 East Market street. Clifton Pyles, 6, of 1101 Concord street, was injured slightly when struck late Wednesday in front of his home by an automobile driven by Ray Morgan, 575 Traub avenue. SOLDIER IS ACCUSED IN NAVAL CLERK SLAYING Formal Charge of Murder Is Filed in Killing of Mary Baker. Bu I iiitrrl [‘rrx* WASHINGTON. June 5.—A private soldier, Howard L. Brewster, was lodged in the Arlington (Va.) county jail across the Potomac from here today, formally charged with the brutal slaying two months ago of Miss Mary Baker, navy department clerk. Brewster confessed the crime early In May, but later requdiated his confession and some doubt was held as to his sanity. Since then he has been examined by army alienists who declared him sane. Miss Baker was shot to death one night nearly two months ago. Her mutilated body was found in a culvert, ia the Arlington Memorial cemetery.

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MANY GIRLS ENTER BEAUTY CONTEST “Miss Indianapolis” Will Be Chosen at the Indiana Ballroom Before a Very Large Audience. THE Indiana Roof ballroom will ignore its summer policy which calls for dancing only on Saturday. Sunday, Wednesday and Friday nights, when it opens tonignt for the first preliminary of the Indianapolis Beauty and Fashion Revue. A second preliminary will be held tomorrow night, and the third and final contest will be Saturday night. The title “Miss Indianapolis of 1930“ will be bestowed upon the winnei of Saturday’s finals. According to Tom Devine, manager of the Indiana ballroom, local merchants will present Mils Ir dianapclis with many gifts, among which will be a diamond ring from Rogers & Co- jewelers, a complete

sport outfit from Rink's Cloak and Suit House, and a B. V. D. bathing suit from the Atlas Underwear Company of Pickway, O. Devine also stated that the contestants are to act as models in a beach revue to be presented on the Roof by the Wm. H Block Company, during the beauty contest. He said that seventy-two local

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When Fresh Peas are tasteless , you can improve their flavor as they cook by adding adashof Sugar

Don’t blame the peas if they are flat. If you could have eaten them when fresh picked, they would have been sweet and juicy. But the longer peas are off the vines, the less sweet they are. Other vegetables—carrots, spinach, cabbage and tomatoes—can also be made much more palatable by adding a dash of sugar while cooking.

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girls have made application to enter the contest, which is still open to any unmarried woman between 16 and 25 years of age. “Miss Indianapolis of 1930“ will compete for the title “Miss Indiana” during the state contest at the Indiana theater on June 11 and 12. Following the state contest, “Miss

And the same holds true in the preparation of stewed fruits, cooked cereals, meats, stews, There is no need to deprive yourself of flavor and enjoymcnt when you sit down to the table. Use sugar for its flavor value in the wholesome foods that belong in your diet and each meal will be a pleasant event. The Sugar Institute.

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Indiana" will go to Galveston, Tex., where she will encounter the winners of other state titles in a battle ior the title of “Miss America.” A universal pageant will be staged in Galveston immediately after the national contest. a a a Indianapolis theaters today offer: .Ice Mendi at the Lyric, “True to the Navy” at the Indiana, “The Texan" at the Circle, “The Light of Western Stars” at the Ohio. “High Society Blues” at the Apollo, “The Case of Sergeant Grischa” at the Palace, and movies at the Colonial. Great Britain has $10,000,000,000 owed her by other countries.

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Choosing a gift will be easy at Hook’s, for only the most practical type of articles are here assembled . . . and in a variety gratifying to both taste and purse. For Graduates and Brides Eastman Colors or Black 79c Mondaine Bock Style Compacts, SLOO An extremely smart accessory. Folds up like a book and contains powder, rouge and beveled mirror. Bound in fine leather in modernistic design. —Also Cig. Vanette Double Compacts, $2.00. A Smart Toilet Set at $4.98 For bride or graduate, this 2-piece set for the dressing table will be most welcome. Os pearline on amber in various tints. Comb, brush and mirror. Coty’s Manicure Sets, $2.98 to $4.98 Essentials for the manicure in attractive bakelite boxes, colorfully decorated. / French Perfumes Ccty’s LOrigan, Paris, Emeraude, tCbypre and L’Aimant, % oz. Coty's L’Aimant and Paris Perfume. Vt o i ~ ..$2 Coty’s Emeraude and L’Origan, cz ;$3.75 Coty’s L’Aimant ?n crystal bottle, Bourjois Evening in Paris SI, $2.50, $5 Houbigant Quelques Fleurs, % oz- $2; cz $4 Corday’s Golliwog Perfume, oz., $3.98; 2 ozs ..$7.48 Houbigant’s Toujours Moi Perfume. $1.50, $3.50 Quelques Fleurs shalimar Perfume, 2J4-oz. bottle, $25 \ Dusting Powder, Guerlain’s L’Heure Bleue, OZ s9| A j 51.29 314 ozs., sls; 454 ozs.. .$22.50 S For June Brides Star-Rite Electric WafHe Iron, $4.98 This attractively nicke'ed waffle iron has aluminum grids which require no greasing. Long cord and plug. A practical gift. Hotpoint Electric Iron, $3.69 Genuine “Hot Point” that maintains a unifoan degree of heat at all points of the iron. Beautifully nickeled. Star-Rite Electric Toaster, $3.29 A high grade toaster that’ quickly and evenly toasts two slices at once. Beautifully nickeled and finished. Baby Ben De Luxe Alarm Clocks, $3.29 Colors of green, lose and blue; also nickeled. Plain dial with lacquer finish. • An Electric Fan At Small Cost $5.00 Value New Crescent Fitzgerald Model Jjfc) Strong, reliable fan with an induction type motor that will not interfere (P with radio reception. Black Duco frame and brass blades. Operates on Ma<ie of matting A. C,' Current only. Guaranteed in 69c every respect. yi J)

AGED PREACHER RESTS ‘Soldier Evangelist,’ 89, Stops at Richmond, During Trip. Bu Trmm Special RICHMOND, Ind„ June 5 George W. Wilson, 80, known as the “soldier evangelist," spent a day here while on a trip. Despite his advanced age, Wilson travels about the country, preaching and distributing tracts. He was a pioneer in the west. He served as a scout un-

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mated audience of more than 100,000 persons in all parts of the country’.