Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1935 — Page 7

MARCH 14, 1935

NICHOLSON SR. VISITS IN CITY FOR BRIEF REST Diplomat Praises Record of Daughter-in-Law in Assembly. "I'll take the back seat, now* Meredith Nicholson Sr Indiana author and American minister to Venmtula. said yesterday as he discussed the success of his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Roberta West Nicholson, only woman member of the Indiana General A-vembly. He and Mrs. Nicholson Sr. had arrived a few hours earlier from Washington, where Mr. Nieholson. former minister to Paraguay. had made necessary arrangements for his new post. "We regretted leaving Paraguay. The natives kindly and hospitable and so patient and brave through all the unsettled warring renditions* Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson explained. The streets are filled with women wearing black shawls on their heads, in memory of their relatives killed in the strife." As Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson remained in their suite at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, the telephone rang, messengers delivered flowers and friends stopped in. They will remain in Indianapolis for ten days before returning to Washington. "Smoke" (mil Woman's Life CLEVELAND, March 14. A •■smoke” in bed cost the life of Mrs. Elizabeth Bert. 26-year-old stenographer. She fell asleep as she puffed a cigaret, and was burned to death.

MOONLIGHT jKk 9hFT FRIDAY NIGHT 7 to 9 W THE TALK OF THE TOWN \TiN W MA 1 I mm-m fi 1 VjvC v Ol Ft FItIFMKS %* ‘'^BBSli^ WHO MISSKD jg&k w ]L* MONTH jQ£ sm ** f * __ j/ ' *—* t *■<& v ... , _ £ -m < * r*. t 4 Ci f * ***• • * • * * * *• *,/ I v. * i * ~ # * /•* ~* > * 4 ____________ 2 |r . St : TOMORROW W, * : NIGHT ONLY ? f I • * Grand Moonlight Sale Special BEDSPREAD A" SI.OO DOWN , 4, H■ >0 Phone Orders Tor the ■ ■ Can Accepted jßk Lustrous rayon taffeia with a dainty lattice Q+?\ an d sunburst design embroidered in con- ; trasting colors. Solid background colors of m. Ai Rose, Orchid, Gold, Peach or Blue. 90x105inch size with shirred, double corded flounce. i; A \ n ■ - , On sale at this price Friday Night Only. jMgi Spring Clothing 1 1 Here you are—you men who C Aiiuanii*e or A ** Adults ave >een waiting* for the latest OOUVCIIirS Friday Night li-JW' ' 1 ""pnng: fashions! A great as- beautiful and useful souvenir pur*Wy o-l sorlment of new stvles-plenty . . exclusively for this sale You 'J§i?ivT3j 10 P> ck from—new sport shoes enas , e< ? exclusively ior xnis sale, iou -and best of all you buy these needn’t buy anything to get one. It s i on credit—sl.oo a week. free. Just come in tomorrow night. W STATEWIDE PEOPLES I INTEREST s"I -00 anywhere OUTFITTING CO . CARRYING A WEEK ANYTIME WASHINGTON AND CAPITOL CHARGE

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Back in his native city for a 10dav rest before returning to his post. Meredith Nicholson. United States m.nister to Venezuela and Hoosier author, is shown register-

FINGERPRINTS FOUND ON SLAIN BOY’S SLED C lew May Aid in Solving of Brutal Ypsilanti Slaying. B* t sill f Z’ri •• YPSILANTI. Mich . March 14Adult fin'toi ' in'* on the sled of Richard Stretcher, brutally slain

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ing at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mr Nicholson arrived here yesterday with Mrs. Nicholson after conferring with State Department officials in Washington.

Ypsilanti boy, today offered a possible identity of the killer. The boy had his sled with him the last time he was seen alive. The fingerprints were to be checked with those of the slain boy’s parents today and if any other than theirs are found investigators will send them to the Bureau of Criminal Investigation at Washington.

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4-H CLUBS TO STAGE SADDLE HORSEGONTEST State Breeding Industry Is Expected to Benefit From Competition. Indiana 4-H Clubs and county agricultural agents today had joined the Indiana Saddle Horse Association in a movement which all concerned believe will lift the state saddle breeding industry on to a plane with those of Kentucky and Missouri. It was tentatively decided that contests between members of 4-H clubs in the state for the breeding

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of colts would be sponsored by the association and county agents. Prizes would be offered and at each of the Saddle Club’s Roundups at the Drake Farms there would be a special colt show for 4-H club members. The clubs for production of colts would be similar to those now in existence for competitive production of cows and pigs. The project was decided upon at a meeting of all concerned. Also outlined was a tentative proposal to net the state with bridle paths. Members of the association said many new saddle clubs had been formed in the state. p Fifty Club to Give Ball The Fifty Club's annual St. Patrick's Day ball will be held Saturday night on the Severin roof. F. W. Spooner is chairman.

Pf®7§3 ECONOMY SALE ftfjfJl PUT 'ffii? Vm Annual Event in which we offer sensational bargains in brand \|KB new merchandise. Although quantities are large, items are wOBRcB . rffl priced SO LOW in many cases, we do not expect some of them !|||j jl gj|? \ '.gjal to last more than an hour or so—so come early to get your share A. mTI ® THE SEASON'S 1 NEWEST STRAW llli 1 1 I 'llTriMßml 1 11' ifllHlin ■■ * CHILDREN'S COTTON Deliciously Different! j I chocolate DT AU I ITC j! Sm covered r LMnU I D ~*7 c r jl tm fronomy JK pr ZT l!IXc Lbr e Ji Good quality cotton anklets A real treat for the entire family! Fresh, crunchy |i in a wonderful assortment of peanuts dipped in rich, smooth chocolate. Try them! |j bright, solid colors including -*cn iwi uiuui iuuiv. —**** < * > * > ** #> ***** > * M,v * % * s *^* MlW * >^^^^w^^^** white. SFULL FASHIONED And So Many of Them! DRESSES Women’s YARD GOODS VALUES! Leatherette Slippers 36-ln. Printed Percale IJomfort glV and ge ionsf e wear’ Economy and 36-in. solid color Economy _ _ Ss 3-8 Price BROADCLOTH ce m£ g% Good quality leatherette in brown, blue, black red andTeen. You u n ff® in ***>* opportunity to M Padded soles and heels. Attractive pompom trim. stock up at these extremely low prices, B and 24 x 48. Usually 39c each. MEN’S BROADCLOTH ECONOMICAL! f Cherry Blossom Design snii atu water t.ZL GLASSES Aia . „ A Eeouomy*W WMC Zic7 Ea. Price ■ 46 x 46 I Full 9-03. size with delicately etched pattern. Clear, sparkling glass in Att ?T r A tai well tailored. crystal, rose and green. with border*. Scalloped edge*. EAt This Price Buy Plenty EXTRA SPECIAL! SHIRTS DRESSES |||||il ,s£ white. W*e or Straight models and pan tie styles. B^B even at thia kwr p<~ice? Sixet 14-17. S P • 25 EAST WASHINGTON^TREET______

EXPERTS IN BRUNO’S TRIAL ASK HIGH FEES Bills, Ranging From 512.000 Down; Called “Outrageously High." By United Prrtt TRENTON, N. J., March 14.—The state moved today to scale down “outrageously high" bills submitted by witnesses in the trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann. Albert S. Osborne, famous handwriting expert, asked $12,000 for his services. His son, Albert D.. had a bill for $9,655. Other experts’ fees were Elbridge Stein, $800; John F. Tyrell, $3507; Herbert J. Walter. $4856; Harry E. Cassidy, $3536, and J. Clark .‘Sellers, $8238. Atty.-Gen. David T. Wilen - z warned that the bills would be measured

by the same yardstick as in the case of a private litigant. The expert testimony of Arthur H. Koehler, who traced wood used in the kidnap ladder, was estimated to have cost $12,000. Asa government employe he is entitled to no fee, only to money actually spent for expenses. WHY GET UP NIGHTS Use Juniper Oil, Buchu Leaves, Etc. Flush out excess acids and waste matter. Get rid of bladder irritation that causes waking up, pain, irregularity and backache. Make this 25c test. Get juniper oil, buchu leaves, ete., in little green tablets called Bukets. the bladder laxative. In four days if not pleased your druggist will return your 25c. Hook's Dependable Drug Stores.—Advert isement.

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