Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1936 — Page 12

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TODD IS NAMED CHURCH LEADER |

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‘of State August

* = Mayor Kern.

* BY CONFERENCE |

United Brethren Open Third

Day's Session on Evangelism.

H. Todd, Terre his new superintendent of the!

Church, White

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River Conference. * Mr. Todd's election vesterday at | the ninety-first church conference

. here. represents-the first change in

the conference superintendency in He succeeds the Rev. J. B Parson. oy Three ballots were cast. The Rev. W. R:. Montgomery, Hartford City, A. Huddleston were other candidates. The third day's séssion of the con- | ference. which is being attended by approximately, 300 from the district, - is to be devoted to meetings centered around the contheme, “Evangeiish Service.’ Sessions are being held in the Univer- | gity Heights United Brether Churgh. Speakers today were to include | the Rev. H. H. Fout, Bishop of the Northwest = District: Prof. W. N. Roberts: the Rev. J. Gordon Howard. the Rev. Charles W. Leader the Rev. H L. Lanahan and the Roush committee

delegates

£ Reports of on all

“phases of church activities are lo

be - heard tomorrow. The confer-

ence is to close Sunday

ASSAULT BLAMED ON REQUEST FOR MONEY

Mike Todoreff, 49, of 343: W Washington-st, today was held on charges of assault and battery and drawing a deadly weapon after he

was alleged to have attacked three jp

men with a plece of pipe. Police said Todoroff launched his attack when Walter Flick, 34, of John Deal. 35. of and - Nick Rudson. 48. of 701 Buchanan-st. asked him for money fo buv whisky. . Police arrested the three men on

. vagrancy charges

OFFICIALS ARE FETED

: Sea : Louis €. Brandt, Works Board

* member, was host: to approximately - 60 public officials and friends at his

summer cottage north of Noblesville yesterday afternoon *and last night. | Among those present were Secretary | Mueller, County Treasurer Frank E. McKiuney and

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ROBBERY SUSPECTS : HELD Timke Specinl ANDERSON, Ind." Aug. 27.--Two voli | necfion with the slugging and rob- | hing of George Speedv. Indians | Railroad clerk. of $60. They are Ora |

. Wright, 22, and Carl Jackson, 23. |

hs are in custody here: in con- |

Music Charms!

Times Kpecial

GREENSBURG, Aug. 27.—

Until the weekly band concert °

here, not a drop of rain had fallen for two weeks. But when the. band struck up “Melody From the Skies” and played a few bars, a sprinkle started. ¢ ‘Then came a downpour that broke up the concert with the

crowd cheering for an encore. -

PICKENS PROPERTY|

. TT um i | The personal property of the late! | Superior Court Judge William A.| Pickens; valued at $7500, is to be | divided equally among his two “daughters, Mrs. Virginia Pickens ‘| Brewer, 3361 Park-av, and Mrs. Eliza Pickens Foote, 1529 Park-av, ‘it was announced today. | The judge died at the home of Mrs, Foote Aug. 16. He did not 4 leave a will. :

A farewell dinner party for | Oscar Kuechner (above), Warner, | Brothers . motion picture branch ‘| manager here for five years, is to be given by local members of the motion picture industry in the Claypool tomorrow at 8 p. m. Mr. Kuschner has been transferred to the Detroit district by Warner Brothers, where he is to betome film buver and ‘head! | booker for the West Virginia, Pennsvlvania and Ohio territories.

NEGRO SLAYER SAYS HE'S READY TO DIE

Bu I wiied Press - | RALEIGH. N. C.. Aug. 27—State | parole commissioner Edwin. M. Gill | today quoted Martin Moore, convicted Negro slayer of Helen Clevr | enger, as. having made a full.and | frank confession of the New York | co-ed’s murder. _ Mr. Gill said Moore, a gingling 22-year-old Negro, sat on his -bed in his prison cell here and talked | freely about the crime. He said | Moore's mind “is easy now,” and | that he has no rear of the lethal gas | chamber in which he has been sentenced to die next month.

LEADERS OF G. 0. P. VETERANS TO SPEAK

The Marion County chapter, Re+ |. publican Veterans of Indiana, Inc, is to hear speeches by Ralph Gates, | Columbia City, and Ben Watfs, | Noblesville, in‘a special meeting aft % o'clock tonight in the Washington Hotel} o } Mt. fates recently was appointed | state For committee chairman | by the: Indiana G. O.! P. Central Committee. Mr. Watts is president of Repiiblican Veterans of Indiana, | Inc. 5 TOWNSEND PRAISES | STATE'S BANK LAWS | Timez Special PERU, Ind, Aug. 27—Praise of | banking legislation passed by the McNutt dministration and a | pledge to .retain the gress income | tax were given by M. Clifford | Townsend, Democratic Governor | rrominee, speaking here last nighr| at. an outing of the Miami County | Jeffersen Club. ! Henty F. Schricker. Demiocratiq |:

Lieytenens Governor nominee, spose | briefl¥* : |

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if : line of suits for the

student — Glen-plaids + stripes — oxford grays and blues—single and double breasted, all in the. latest fall fashions.

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No Mail Orders! No Phone Orders!

Everything Sold at

Extreme Low Prices

COME EARLY!

Silk Dresses

Sizes 12 to 20 38 to 46

Out They Go! We can’t carry them over! They’re yours for $1.99.

Prints, washable ecrepes, and shantungs. You would expect to pay $5 for most of them even at the end of the season,

TONORROW. 9 A M.

Clears OurStocks FAI | SUMMER ~ Merchandise Taken From Every

MILLER-WOHL Store

' Too late for us! The right time for you! You will still need plenty of summer apparel. We must make way for fall and winter merchandise. Come early!

SALE Starts Friday at 9 A. M.

ENTIRE

Summer Stocks Of all Miller-Wohl Stores shipped here for

Quick Disposal at Unbelievable

LOW Prices

FOR BUSINESS

4 Sizes 81; to 10%;

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Cotton Dresses

® Eyelets ® String Laces ® Dimities ® Voiles ® Ginghams You’ instantly recognize

their value. They're all better dresses reduced. Sizes 14 to 44,

BEACH WEAR GREATLY REDUCED!

$1 and $1.98 SLACKS... ...79%¢ $1 and $1.98 SHIRTS.....__ 4% $1.98 3-Piece PLAY SUITS. _4%¢

COTTON Dresses

79:

Striped Dimity, Srgandies, Sunback Piques. None sold less than $1, many sold as high as $2.98. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 46. One and two-piece styles.

JUST 50 SPRING COATS

Sports y S Dress $ Broken J Sizes

Main Floor.

SILK CREPE

AND

SHANTUNG

DRESSES

RACKS AND RACKS of beautiful silk crepe and shantung dresses. They're Slightly soiled but many sold as high as

STRING KNIT FLEECE AND WAFFLE

See Our Windows Tonight

COATS

Just 75 fleece, waffle and string knit coats that - sold in season as high

as $5.99,

$1.98 and $2.98 $1 & $1.98 Terry Cloth Robes _5%¢ $1 Beach Overalls

See

Windows Tonight

Terry Cloth

Pajamas_79¢

TAFFETA*

SLIPS

3-tier lace slips. Adjustable shoulder straps. Every seam reinforced. Colors blue, tearose, - white. Sizes 34 to 44. ~ *Rayon Twill

FORMAL Dresses $799

Our

Cool, Sheer Summer

Former $6.99 to $9.99 sheer dresses. Smartly-styled. Colors — Navy and black.

~Main Floor.

ESSES

Look!—Just 42 Swagger :

SPRING SUITS

Plaid and solid colors. Ideal | for this fall and next spring. We're cleaning house—so out they go! Only $2 while they

last. Sizes are broken.

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FINAL CLEAN-UP OF ALL

FAN

your eyes don’t deceive you — tomorrow — we must clean out all eof our

remaining whites summer styles.

and There’s

plenty of hot weather ahead—so SAVE, SAVE,

- SAVE! sented!

All sizes repre-

MER SHOES

There’s. no kidding—and

SUMMER | HATS 29¢

Every Pair Must Go!

SANDALS! SANDALS!

49c¢

We Must C Have Room

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