Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1938 — Page 2

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PAGE 2 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TUESDAY, SEPT. 6, 1938 | | ! | 3 Ottawa, Bryan and Fayette, O., po- RAYMOND SERVI ES | Virginia American Legion at the | He will succeed Maj. Francis W, COUNTY COUNCIL 1 alked Out of Her" Litfe as s 11 1 YOUTHS HELD He iS Bong gman S v C 20th annual convention late today. | Turner of Charleston, S { an Wert. Extradi- | Aisa am a ates : ‘& torr 3 . a | tion papers for him were to be for- | SET FOR TOMORROW 7% - SE _— - : Na re 3 | : | | warded to Ohio today. — Be = ons: : SERRE \ } : | | Four other vouths were arrested Mrs. Eva Ravmond, who died | 3 : \ X aes Shad adham 1 over the week-end and charged | Sunday, is to be buried at WoodRW E \ _ | with burglary, Yesterday police | lawn Memorial Park tomorrow aftCITY! S 1S RAISED \ & d d seized two more boys, one 14 and | ernoon following funeral services at WN \ the other 15 } Vi wv Memorial Methodist x OWN il nev’ re Hea e Wh the Victory Memorial 1 \ ; N 0 Ger Says y They are all following in the | Protestant Church. Mrs, Raymond : ; In ‘Footsteps of Brady | regular pattern of juvenile delin- | was born at North Vernon in 1868 \ b $ | | quents lesser crimes while they are | She lived at 1835 Stamm Ave. here, 12-Cent Municinal Increase 3 And Dillinger.’ | young and more serious ones with | and was a member of the Order of : NX i : | each passing vear,” Taylor ob-| Eastern Star Proposed Despite 3 \ 8 | | served. “It is the juvenile criminal | She is survived bv her husband, N \ \ FT. WAYNE, Sess. 8 (U. P).— | who becomes the dangerous crime | Isaac Raymond: a daughter, Esther Protests. R HERR Eleven voung suspects, described by | inal a few years later.” Putt, of Indianapolis; a son, J. e DI " i RRR { John Taylor, CHEISID ‘of detectives, — : - | Edgar, of Evansville, five grand- I { RE | X as “headed in the footsteps of the - { children and one great grandchild, | 1 T (Continued from Page One) | RE RY | Dillinger and Brady gangs,’ were in LAND USE PARLEY ‘ ALL-A MERI( AN —— - - - — » . | ™ . 5 y y | . yon R ag v police custody today. : SET FOR PURDUE W. VA. LEGION TO ELECT \ EGETABLE { All had been rounded up since | Ean " CLARKSBURG, W. Va, Sept. 6 ! va | Friday. They range from 14 to 23 | Hie (U, P).—-Without opposition, W.| MARGARINE vears and their crimes from petty | LAFAYETTE, Sept. 6 (U. P).—A! miliott Nefflen, Keyser attorney, will Fresh at Your Grocer thievery to armed holdups and slug- ' four-state conference on land plan- be elected commander of the West | ings. 3 , ' ya : “ wf Pasion RS hing Will be held Sept. 19 and 20 SL Contest Winner Most of them,” Capt. Taylor said, | o¢ pyrdque University, T. A. Cole“have been in trouble previously a Mouniuind dnl : AUTO AND DIAMOND Some have served time in reform Man, acting director of the uni- The "lucky person" of Fairview Wirehaired Terrier contest is Mrs, schools.” versity’'s agricultural extension serv- 3 . . : : Ft. Wayne and Allen County pe ice, announced today. Agricultural A Pauline Lucas of 239 Leeds Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. of Sa renee a EO oy x {th extension directors, State and 20 Months to Pay holdups of filling stations on both County agent leaders and State WOLF SUSSMAN, INC. i » sides of the Ohio-Indiana borders, land-use program specialists from anced 3 Yoru Ta

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The five confessed holdups at Ft. Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Indi- Onuosite Statehonss L1-9740 Wayne and Richmond, Ind, and at ana, will attend. OO

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RE infant is Barbara Marston of Atlanta, Ga. The 300 ved for her old age are gone and the teapot jingles ng prospective boarder at her mother's home The cad!

Lcaislators (yuests at Fair: Judging of Animals Continues

na legisiators held a “special session” at the Faw as guests of the Indiana State Fair management, oe nN Fx i ame dget Committee met informally and Cr tc cos eh pre | 8 wed a lunch mn the Woman's Building at which the Governor

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Reduced by 136.043

open class percheron, grade draft and teams proceeded Coliseum with a rec , -

er & ted o § = ) nsend exhibited two > : ri: Swine, sheep and cat he | ! Og1 am re Judged TODAY

ling contests were held : ‘ NEW FALL HATS Manv, many wonderful, timely school items on sale at a mere fraction of LIFEBUOY OR

the field for a small but (Governor's and Legislators

on an ie actual Wor sad every i arvefully : Star Store aD OF fe (over their actual worth. Read every item carefully and be at the ir officials estimated at ks ; iu SAN Iv for best pick. S uantities are limited. No Phone, C. O. D, or OA A © Horses — Percherons, Grade NO Dollar Day Only early for hest pick. ome quai tit 11 LUX S PS

000 sbove Test years| Dept and teams, jwieed im | {iQ WY Our $1.49 Line Mail orders, please. “VALUES TELL THE STORY.” Jouye Mm cal Coliseum, Jackin i nS 00 Fai {J Bars 1 *

Cattle—DPolled Shorthorn, Hol.

day ’y figures, the ) tienda nee Was stein-Friesian and Amerdeen- FR , : / r ationdever was| Soin Fist and Awerde 4 57 00 Final Clearance—Women's NY =, * - #

he three-day

We reserve the right to mit

) antities. 1 to deale ~ COTTON FROCKS quantitie None sold to dealer

Sheep—Hampshire and Southofficials said downs, judged in Sheep Avena, yesterday the Swine—Peoland China and Ches- New Doll Hats, regu- Star: Store: Street: Floor

Rae's Salary Increased crowds of people on the ground had ter White judged in Swine lar smart Brims and

£ \ ’ . than last Arena. / Bretons. All popular SFP / -. . { manager Grandstand Afternoon) — 7 fall colors Head - NA | VR 0 Girls School Frocks Labor Day Grand Circuit Races, Grey- 7 sizes 21 to 23 . f Pretty Facts: anlor

hile yesterday hound exhibition against was 106,912, world's record time and vaude- print frocks for 2 kindergarten or

Taine ahd fes- Grandstand (Night) — Famous Ta school. Sizes 1 to for Sr gh ‘Parade of Sars” stage show Heavy wel ht blue 3 A Summer dresses must go, regardless of for- 61%, 7 to 16. rene ost 4 CTS pom. HER. 768 $ - oo» mer price. Values up to £1.98. Also some that ihe TOMORROW 2 50 ) . fall dresses included. Broken sizes. Iurry GIRLS' SWEATERS the remain (Educational and Children's Day) oe 3 va or for best choice.

alien (Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Camp Star Store, Second Floor. All-wool, slipover sweat aay ol Fire Girls and Children un- Np oh $

der 12 admitied free.) Boys’ POLO Sr ; ers with long or short 5) » SD es RK

Education Day Tomorrow School will be held in the log

. i ¢ cabin school house of a een- Fine soft cottons 3 " . Sretven Sizes 8 to 16. ation 3 ay and tury ago. in the frame school for early st hool $ 22 Girls Ringless Splash Proof \ devoted t« of 50 years ago and in the woar. All sizes. H0¢ ” - ; SILK oe ~ GIRLS’ RAINCAPES

an effort ville and Band Concert. BOYS' COVERALLS

year, by ar-

Flova I. McMur- modern school. value.

enaent of public

announcea that no

Parade of High School Cham

Grandstand, Afternoon--Grand to 14 ( .

Hoosiers have figured

* n : . " pies in front of grandstand, Ee \ a & 3 3 Colorful p laid ¢ apes w it h marked absent who 10: 45 F X c 9 "a nstead of school an Boys’ Overall Pants ; FR Oo beret to match, Sizes

Iv in the Pair fiom its Circuit racing, vaudeville and Washahle cloth. Reduced for § Day Only

all EQ a llol PUIonNs 1 IQ EQ Meet bx wx Bion Scab : re band concerts. " 4 Z 3 Pp Me is C INE Yesterdav FO( Bre 0 > = 2 Howe: ect Point hl the on Grandstand, Night—Stage show Sizes 8 to Ss. 39¢ and $ 1a A airs Tax ‘Dodging Attacked i Oe grant anil fireworks, $:13 p. i, 50c values. Fine for fop x ho ‘| TWIN SWEATER SETS he ibt Lids v in the fat cattle com setition Coliseum, Night — Horse show, school. 1 S o a EO ig loan He ic 1} on oF Nv. Eon parade of champions, band 7% 3 16 Girls’ all wool sets. cu e budget when valuable ! 5 ‘ Ll SNE ST concert, ¥:15 p. m. ZZ 2 3 3 ' operty comes under this form of | Lloyd Howey a + = ® A Navy only. Sizes 8 and $

ret] Sewers Tur S' KNICKERS nship, Tippecanoe - t y Sheer chiffon with i RS 10,

sh Ma. The entries were collections of i Z, i oo SW bi Sa} PAN Sports and Nn frime Z ? Z " : teer alse won the Crops grown in DeKalb County Fully lined cordurovs. Hn 21H fur © Wh SR cradle sole. Ankle ke James Schell and Joe Sam Fer- ee « $ m¢ styles. Beauti- “aH 2 fashioned for perfect

S01 ana Aviason West Lafayette, were {he much more

three high scorers in the vegetable

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* fully tailored conts Tt Q)y ¢ . \ L . | 11 yy : at to fa Sage in he ! Girls’ “Loomcraft” Slips

ampionship ar the 3 ¥ 3 ni : a uson of Terre Haute nad Robert Sizes 3 to 16. Worth Knitting.

7 to 10 Also lisle top service weight YY J Fine quality broad-

Club blue ribbon r of Columbia City won hampion barrow prize

deine conte 3 the 1 ¢ § Robert Anderson | | } ging ¢ nt st 1 ht 3 won he right Star Store, Second Floor Star Store, Street Floor, N cloth slips, built-up 3 o represent the State in the na- | i T : snnl Ihe A Psa t i ~ v . {00K the reserve tional junior contest to be held next OVERA PAN S shoulder S and ipl? $

vevhound inter. | Ser at the National , Vegetable fled bottoms. Sizes § l ound, inter- Show Mr. Schell was first Mr Ay- Boys’ cordurov overall 5} Just 50 Much p \ ry Just One Rack 4 {to 14. Tea rose,

harness horse ; I viason, second, and Mr. Ferguson : : : i ; against time in an effort | Vis 3 of Sg pants in w anted colors. Higher Priced ; of Our Req. $9.95 world record for the mile. | ; . i . » . re Ech wise § tls CEvasaid ih : Nl nine reams comy yeted Jack All : i NEW FALL G | ’ R L e ls were to be Grand Cire £ Soames compeiad. duck DRESSES & | SPORTS irls’ Rayon Lingerie a able mention ? A E i Lux tested, Doverette Awards Are Announced ‘Ih ndianapolis Vegetable Grow- T LONG PANTS CATO Drastically Reduced oY Wi a panties and bloomers, 7. Jone rs Association won second place in Boys WZ%. for § Day Only hy Wg COATS as guaranteed in Good 4 $ “~ ~ 3 0

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yhat Cand Nou the | the competition for attractive pack- 21 5G 1 <1 98 Co . A> A Housekeeping Magazine. SII C0 ATSAID TOT | aging of vegetables. The display ex- 31.59 and $1.98 Cor- APA ATR Wednesday Only Tea rose only. Sizes 2 ies. Elmo Hoover, y to 16

oni, Was second, and John py Re 5 suum] quantity Snfl Ring durov and cassimere $ AR i gE > woootee " stan, OL Vegelables to be canned, stored s C.2.74 “= x) or Pal 500 hoki i and frozen to feed a tamil) of five school pants. 5% Ne : | ; $ 77 y New Palestine, received | 0" NOD th Teme Haute Vee. a NNER Boys’ Corduroy Overalls

‘inners of the ; : * Fine quality overalls in What's left of our late B 73 WS | } : ’ sw hrown i $ : A Women’s and misses navy, brown and wine.

table Growers Association won frst

shows, sponsored \ ro. REIS Sefiay. | BIS ih Bs sree JUVENILE SUITS

nsio ivision and the e Stock Breeders’ Asso- ¢ BARGAIN oP % Good weight jersey suits ERMANENTS 5 ¢ . ‘fh “ ; lings—Wal i eRuEnOle Ste : Y 3 in sizes 2 to 6. Fine for $

iit summer stock. Youll be a v ‘ pleasantly surprised when Smart new coats in you see the spectacular values DI ! and grey, Many ma- Star Store, Second Floor ki terials. Sizes 14 to 44 Donald Chester

= nd: Da Feces of Set, ana FA . ’ 4 | : Star Store, Second Floor, : | ; x Tr Re rn ehore Boys' POLO SHIRTS Cane arth see ae awe | | Men's Shirts, Shorts Colorful striped, 9

fall patterns, cotton

1 Stallion (on Mar and psih PALS Re 5 { and fine etic 8 49¢ FELT BASE knit, Short or long for first; A. A. VanOsdol of and fine athlet > sleeves. Sizes 3 to 8. SOUS Er LOANS from ete ae 9 FLOOR COVERING | [iit

Toe | $1 Up ta $300 on ee : i : c voor. wot |R <svzomonIeS Nashua BLANKETS | SHIRTS A ds. fy yes

Ramson Smith ® DIAMONDS 6%9¢ Values

mes Ne ® WATCHES, RINGS TOXRO Fancy Jacquard 22 A po Pepperell cases. \ > ra Elle e TYPEWRITERS patterns, well napped. $ 2 for H ti : x 3 ! New patterns just Pair

; Sizes 2 to 8 wine, teal, brown, green Olzes «10 3. iter Mer A 1 3 Lacy House Ee om , with a%y ’ Kindergart on.

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Frost of & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS olor | A. Day of ® FUR COATS : Many colors and des es received. ® MEN'S SUITS “ach

SHG FEL IL 1 vou ‘A technical battle was waged be ® OVERCOATS $ 00 : Le fh iy 1] y : : on in Ihe ear me and |} + sHoTGUNS, Ere HE] | 6 reo ore wine RE a Women’s Union Suits Beech Grove Schoo! min the agricultural displays oh a 36-In Cen y 2 vy : : vith the son mime after pro- * - i a weight, first qual-f 3 | | Tight srd sho] 3 Bole ler Approved longed deliberation the ju ges SACKS BROS ancy Blue or erev cham- » 3 ity, heavily enam-§ 3 } | knee knit suits. S T 3 Bo nme, 8 Purdue Universi . Fancy ar pe y cre- bray shirts. Other AN eled coverings. Anyi 3 IV ene . alan pred a fund transter in the 103 2 vo] : Regular and extra for proved a fund transfer in the 1938 | Sraduate, the son, was first and 306-10 INDIANA AVE. tonnes, 25 designs, - makes grey covert amount cut from

Emme , Wa&S SseécC- 121 » VV | D cloth shirts. Sizes { rolls Bring meas-y S12LS. <a alue, 14 to 17 urements, =

"YES! . YOUR CHILD 5. 36<In. Truth PIS a woo) WOMEN'S SOWNS

=~ Hand embroidered Nas only one pair of eyes! TO WV S 50 colorful, tub-fast . 51 Boys' & Men's $1.39 to $2.98 MEN'S REGULAR 79¢ and appliqued Porto 2 or $

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CULVER ADDS SEVEN Tak A FRAG. | - patterns in fine Rican gowns. egake Care of Them! \: 8 count prints. Cut W A l: 1 y \ RR : pe ar { < si BS. T0 TEACHING STAFF Get A Thorough - eT Tt ain from full bolts. Yds. S E TERS Dress SHIRTS UH art eX in Sia Fomts Shiciat. EXAMINATION NOW! = Leet 1A 7 Times Spe Te REE ain 4 CULVER, Ind, Sept. 6.—Seven Send "Him" or "Her" BACK TO << 36-In. Fancy Sit $1.39 LUNCH KITS new instructors have been added to |S CH O OL with healthy eyes that £ . : Children’s he faculty of Culver Militaty Acka. 1 will keep them Colorful plaids and 4 lr A and green. Vacuum botSI eodtnt Announces: wo GLASSES \ Jet and at ther RT Rime stripes in light or 0g i * tle fitted in lid. WednesAr eigh th 1 ric »r will be added zs best mentally, : dark patterned out- o Slipover and full c day only.

| o S48 1 SE : before opening of the { term on ON EANY ng flannel, JF .2\ zipper fron! coat

Eo I . HE AR) DR WEST : 28 A x LAMY sweaters in men's N a I I TERMS. : Registered Tt be ig Sturdy End TABLES Lt i Wi K oi Pore ite : k brosciion he? Senipitven sy

Rush Jobs Make Us Smile Optometris : J é G terned, slipover with those neat Re J dven Printing Walnut finish, pie crust i FON styles in boys’ sizes. : : fused collars. Sizes uria Cleanser and BeauHendren Printing $ NAD A —rt3 14 to 17. tifier Cream and 55¢ box $

Company, Inc. RLS JEWELRY SORE b (ioe oe

Kireet Floor, y pa Star Store, of Face Powder. $1.55 685 CENTURY BLDG. RI-8333 2Q on the CIRCLE

sizes in blue

Street Floor,

value.

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