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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-25

2.07l yards blue, denim 1e lac
doors. s. ca. new ford touring
body. top, curtains. S65; ! Dbl
aTrmored rubber hose. SO; ! bX.
screen wire 20 50 IT. bdl
blue sheet steel. SO cwt: - gal
can Boy-cite. 81 so, T bbls pure
apple cider vinegar l5c gal by
csc ca; $40 gal jktd cans soc
"a: cream cans. csc ca: drum
calcium chloride. 81 cwt. l Dbl
sal soda soc cwt l copper wash
steering wheels. 81 50 ca: s foid-
ing clothes racks zoe ca: > fold
ing ironing DDS. - ca. 3 tu-top
Kitchen tables. $40 ca; II con-
crete lighting columns. 3 ca.
make good corner rehce posts
rocking chair. 81 80. reed
rocking chair. So: 80 gal range
boilers. - ca. biol. grease.
So: 1 tin bath tub $40: fibre
enam. bath tub, SO. L. S Army
cookers 25c ca. lavatories. -
ga; 1 lavatory. IS: W c.
Bowl 50. kitchen sink. So:
by. miners lamps soc ca:
I oak rocker. 81 several dining
holstered straight chair S6.75. -
mahogany rocking chairs. $3.50
ca; J sewing chair. 81 80. ! lot
framed pictures. for 25c.
aXl2 AKIN. rug $50. / 9xl2
Tap. rug. $3.50: / gx12 velvet
rug SIS. ] 6N9 AKIN. rug Sis
p l 7.6X9 AKIN rug. $50. ] 9Xt2
AKIN. rug. SO; ! gxi2 AKIN. rug
SIS: 9N12 Heatherdown rug
$50. 6Xq AKIN rug SIS. 3
HXa AKIN. rugs. SD ca. I SIX
1913 AKIN. rug. $50. 9xI2 AKIN.
rug S23 ! s.3X1O.6 AKIN rug,
SOB S.3x1O6 Tap rug,
Sl@ 30. qX12 Wilton rug
$3.50 9x12 vel rug. SIS:
| aN12 velvet rug ST. ] aNl2
linoleum rug. -. 9NlO6 limo
leum rug, IS. I 7.6yg lmoleum
rug 50. 6Xg lnolcum rug. -.
J X. VANCE. Jr. Storekeeper
Store open daily except sun
day = 90 a m 20 { 30 y N.
Saturday. s 90 a. m. to II 30
a. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-25
b-Board and Rooms
RENTALS
a-HOuses
For COlored
Beech Grove

1917 2. 22d St. l.. five rooms. electric
ctRfTY TRGsT CO. Main 1904.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-25
f-Resorts and Cottages
81 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

EASTERN AVE. ohy6eo5room modern bun
fsadsoGle @psoVVa y Sioo Modern hunga-
low: S6250.
Seven-room modern bungalow; near Joan
of Are 81 $50 terms.
on Broadway: siX-room bungalow; =
dandy, Sl0.450.
Parker Ave; hve-room modern bungs-
C. + OSBORN. Drex. e1s4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-25

ASK youI druggist or grocer for Frltch .
Vegetable Soap and supreme talcum
powder II be does not supply you, drop
me card. These goods are equal TO the
best and better than all the rest. mex
pensive as the lowest price, II not wasted
/. n ROWELL gen agt. p o Box 657.
Indianapolis.
BABY BED VERNIS MARTIN.
webster 354l-W.
cor. NEW SANITARY. WITH PAD.
Cal Hum. a9Ul.
DESK roll top. swivel char. good CON
dition 1927 Broadway.
RANGE gas. for sale reasonable. 1918 y.
fremont.
Rugs-Llnoleums
pxl2 tapestry Brussels rugs blue tan,
taupe and old rose. special. 9l39 Gold
Seal Congoleum rugs gXl2. Sl2.75 These
rugs are carried IN all sizes and patterns
at proportionate prices Imported Japa
nese gr4ss rugs 9x12 double warp. heavy
grade. made IN beautiful colored patterns
II Sx13 russ. $3.50 all WOOL. Om
line of Brussels velvets Administers and
Wilton rugs carried In all sizes and pat
terms are sold at the lowest prices in inc
city Come in and he convinced All new
perfect goods tho secondsl
Dorfman Rug Co.
2O7 w. Wash St. opposite Statehouse
If It covers the floor VIC have it."
SEr1EE large Early English. tapestery
seat. library table and chair. S35. Can
5O6 Sutherland Ave
SINGER sewing macnine drop-nead So
Ant. IL 1925 Ashland Ave.
SWEEPER. FLECTRiC-Eureka lire new
S17 80 cash. Lincoln 1926.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-25
FARM LANDS

20 ACRES: one and one-half miles north
of Southport: good corn ground: for
essa or grain als1 gasttuuTRsA eal South gr3
Randolph 4000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-25
g-Builders and Contracting

If YOU have a clear loi we will build
you home. Our houses are better
and cheaper because we have office
help and pay no commission ELVERS
KLEIN Lincoln 1927
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
KIDNAPPED M { N
ARE RESCUED
Found Chained to Trees in
Tennessee Woods

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July e.
United Press Police today nvosti-
gated tho sensational stories ~ two
Tennessee fcudists who claim they
were kidnapped 10y five hooded men
10 days ago and chained 10 trees on
Signal mountain.
Badly beaten, on the point OF star.
walton and suffering from blood pois-
oning, Or. ", d. Mason. veterinary
furgeon. ana lawrence Bowman, pro.
hihition agent. were found IN hol-
low about a mile and half from the
spot where Mason's hloodstained
automobile was discovered 10 days
age
Jim Thomas, mountaineer. and his
German police dog found the pair
after futile search by police since
their disappearance The men had
been given some food by their cap,
tors. but were almost furnished when
found.
The men said they were called TO
the mountain June 20 by telephone
message. Reaching the mountain
IN the darkness, they were oVcrpow.
erred by five hooded men and chained
20 trees. being removed 10 different
spot nearly every night.
Police authorities are skeptical OF
the stories the men told
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
Local Dry Circles Are
Concerned Over Shakeup
Fear Possible Effect on Olmsted Case; Hazel
tine Ready to Return to Newspaper

Only detectives and trained inves-
tlEatoru will bc employed. under the
second division of tho department
A legal advisor who viii work with
the district attorneys "a provided In
each district. This post IN now
held by W NJ. whitney. who also
is assistant state director.
Both Lyle and HaTeltine say no
official word has come thru as TO
their successor. Haneltine said that
he Is marking time, waiting 60 hee
where the executive an will fall.
II have a paper al South bend that
am neslectlng while | 0m working
on this prohibition job" he said. II
have lost $4,000 during my service In
dry work
According 60 word from Washing
ton the new administrative officer
viii be named about July 90 II Is
believed In well.informed circles that
a man already has been chosen for
the post. but his identity Is carefully
hidden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
Nurses Meet Opens
at "U" on JULY 13

Annual graduate nurHcs' institute
viii be held on tho University cam.
pus. July 10 to IS. The University
extension service and various nurses
organizations in tho state arc making
arrangements
Three we'll known women viii lee.
ture. They are Cecilia A. Evans. on
public health nursing: Mary c.
Wheeler. on nursing education. and
Elnora Thompson. on mental hy-
gicne. Other lectures viii DO by Prof
Edmond $. Meany. Prof. Walter
Isaacs. Prof. Herbert f. Corey. Dean
Roberts. OF the extension course;
Prof. Y. a. Osborn and Miss Martha
koehne, nutrition specialist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
43 KILLED IN
CRASH RUINS
Hunt More Bodies in Wreck
OF Collapsed Dance Hall

BOSTON. July G.-The body OF a
woman. severed at tho waist. with
shrcda Of fincry Of the dance that
ended IN tragedy still cllnging 10 A.
WA taken from tho ruins OF the old
preyfuS hotel building In Boston's
Chiniown today. bringing 90 ~ tho
list ~ known dead In tho collapse
OF the fiye.s,ory structure.
Toillng with steam shovels and
two motor trains 90 clear away the
wrcokagc In which nearly 100 royol'
ers were trapped In the early hours
OF Independence day. flremon and
Workers feared that the work AZ
any moment might disclose bodies
OF additional victims.
Fire Chief Dan Slnnott. hohrse
and weary. after directing the res.
cue and search parties Tor more
than 4s hours, estimated 90 tho
United Press that tho final toll OF
dead would not exceed 80 a score.
taken from tho terrible tanglo Of
debris which spilled into an adjRocn;
fAAsAN hAihN hh INV fAAAlAN hNlhlNAt
crashed IN. are IN city hospitals.
and some Of these may not live.
Tho tragedy came swiftly IN tho
mids, OF an ail-night dance. attended
by members OF the Piekwick club.
which was famous for It's "Bohem.
ian" entertainments.
Dancers thronged tho floor Of the
ballroom. applaudinE for an encore.
Tho club occupied tho second story
OF the structure which was no,
otherwise tananted.
Without warning. save n fow pro
llmlnhry rumbles that scarcely
sounded above the laughter and
voices. III. ceiling fell In upon the
oelebrators and the floor gave way
beneath their feet.
Among tho victims were ~ women
and 20 men. the latter including
gangsters. "a police inspector. a pa
trolman and employees OF the Pick.
wick club,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
MARINES SHOOT
CHINA RI0TER
Americans Halt Mob, Res
cue Wounded Police officer

LONDON. July s.--American ma
rines At Shanghai killed the leader
Of Chinese mob and rescued po-
leo officer named Macdonald pre-
numably a Bri,isherl who had been
attacked and beaten by rioters. nc
eordlng TO dispatch 10 the Daily
News
Leaders o. the tram strike at
Shanghai have rerortsd TO torture an
n means Of terrorism. saya the Daily
News correspondent. ak trRmway
workers having been kidnapped. hung
by their hands and severely flogsed
and then released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
QUARREL FATAL
Ends in Shooting ARRAY;
One Dead, One Dying

HoQuIAsi. July e.--cari Casey il
dead. James Walters is dying and
John Casey. his nephew. viii lose
the sight OF one eye. following a
shooting affray In a tent at copalia
Beach Saturday night,
John and Carl Casey and Mr. and
Mrs. Walters were alone IN tho tent
during the affair There had been a
quarrel earlier In the day, during
which the cHseys had supported AIRS,
Walters.
Late In tho evening Walters. who
had been out. returned with gun
and started shooting. Ai,ho no is
supposed finally 20 have committed
suicide after sending bullets into
Carl and John Casey. Sheriff Quinn
Is Investigating. because there arc no
powder burns on Walters body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
Democratic Club
Has Texas Day.

Texas day will be celebrated by
the Seattle City.wide Democratic
club when they have their regular
weekly meeting In The Olympic Ho.
tel cafeteria.
Judge +. l. Chester OF Texas will
speak. DR.. Fannie Cummings will
give short history OF the Lone Star
state. Music viii be furnished by
Miss Juliette Sass. George Coplen,
Miss Cecilia Cameron and Mrs.
Spratiey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
Olympic Areas Are
Closed to Tourists

Increasing touris, travel and
weather, bringing greater fire haz-
ard. have caused tho supervisor Of
the olympic National fores, 20 close
two areas back from Hoods canal.
TO all recreation travel until fall.
One area Is on the lower Duck
abush river. extending from tho for
est boundary to point three miles
above the mouth Of clift creek.
Entrance Is forbidden except 10
reach Interrorem ranger station and
tho Canyon camp ground.
The other AREA IL the Lena creek
watershed. including Lena lake. on
the north side OF tho Hama Hama
river. eight miles back from Eidou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
Hold Services for
Purcell on Monday

Funeral services for Homer Ever.
cit Purcell will BIO held In the But.
terworth mortuary at p. m. Mon.
day Tho body will be inferred at
washclli cemetery.
Purcell died at American Lake
hospital Friday. lie had been n con.
ductor on the Great Northern rnil.
why since 1909. and had been affil.
lated with Masonic orders and the
Ella
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
B FREAK GROUND
Work on University Baptist
Church Is Commenced

Ground breaking ceremonies for
tho University Baptist church. 18th
ave. y. T.. and 4. 47th ~, worn per.
formed sunday by pr. J. whltoomb
Hrougher. OF Los Angeles. ono Of the
leaders OF tho Baptist convention. A
large crowd OF members and friends
Of the church watched the cerc.
monies.
a. II. Arlandcr led the singing, and
addresses were made by Rev. pr r.
r. Matthews. pastor Of the Univor.
silly church. and Raw. r. r. Watson.
a steam shovel has bocn at work
on tho new site for a week. and con.
siruciion viii DO pushed thru to com.
plctlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
Safe Robber Shot
Twice by Marshal

ABEHDBEN, July 6.---pote GrannI,
would.be yegg, may lose both legs as
a result OF the accurate shooting Of
Marshal Robert Coughbern Sunday
night at Cosmopolis. near here.
Tho marshal surprised Granni ms
he was attempting to open the depot
safe, The ycgg fled. Coughbern fired
nix times Mt him, and Grnnni received
a bullet wound In each leg.
AZ the hospital hero physicians say
II may be necessary TO operate ON
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
100000 VICTIMS
IN BIG FLOODS
Multitude Made Homeless
by Sweep OF Water in Galicia

LONDON, July e.-U. Pl-Throe
hundred thousand persons have been
rendered homeless by tremendous
floods In eastern and western Gaiicia.
according 20 the Daily News Prague
correspondent
Poland last week was visited by
unprecedented floods. Thousands
were then reported fleeing 90 the
hills 20 seek safety M tho waters
rose around their humble dwellings.
Crops were ruined and homes
buried beneath tho waters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06

With tho nations biggest prohi.
biuon enforcement case on the
boards here pending trial, alarm IL
felt In dry circles as 10 tho possible
effect OF the drastic reorganization
OF the prohibition department an.
noupccd recent sat Washington. on
the olmSted liquor conspiracy trial,
a was said Monday.
L. 5. Attorney Tom Revclle Mon
day said that no expects TO have tho
olmSted ease docketed for trial early
in October. The case viii bo set on
the calendar during the September
term OF federal court.
Il am ready 60 try the ease now, -
Revellc said. But the defendants
naturally are using every possible
means 20 delay justice"
RevsIle said that he Ia preparing
the last II five bill sof particulars
asked for by tho five different
groups involved In the conspiracy
charge. Bulls OF particulars have
been riled as directed in the case %
Roy olmstod, alleged leader OF tho
ring, his wife and 20 other defend.
ants and In the case OF Edw. W. Pie.
low, former police sergeant,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
Boy Is Seriously
Injured by Horse

eCIEIfALis, July e,--Kickcd by n
horse. Roland steele, 0.ycnrold son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. steele, OF
Rife. Is In ~. IIclon's hospital here,
aufferlng from II fractured skull.
Tho boy walked into tho pasture.
whore no was found later, lying un.
conscious. No ono saw the noci.
dent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
Sunday night.

"Tho act discriminates on racial
grounds against Japan and tho ORR.
cnt and challenges their right TO
equality in tho worlds lifo," ho said.
Japan does not ask that wo receive
her cmigranis. All that shc asks
is that In our national legislation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
new WAR CHIEF
Painleve Appoints General
to Lead Riff Fight


PARIS. July s.--Cen, GuIllaumat.
formerly military commander Of
Paris. is believed to have been re.
lected new commander.ln.chicf for
Morocco. 70 carry on the fight
against the Riffian ehicftain. Abd.el.
krim.
Premier Pninlcvo presented the
general 10 President Doa@ergus to-
day. and this was taken as confir.
nation OF his selection as leader in
Morocco.
Marshal Lioutey. hitherto chief In
Morocco, viii remain as resident
general. but the new appointment
would mean separation OF tho mil.
itary from the civil administration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
Bank Bandit Named
Former Sumner Man

TACOMA. July G.--Mashai Hor.
ton and other residents of Sumner
have Identified the second Buckley
bank bandit. killed during raid on
tho State Bank OF Buckley, last
Wednesday. M ''Blackie" Williams, a
former Sumner character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
DETAILS OF BIG
SIIlikEuP RECEIVED

Additional details OF the dry
shakeup received from Washington
by State Director Lyle. show that
his office. the office OF r. A. Haz-
oltlne. divisional chief. and the Of
fees OF the state director tn Oregon
and Alaska viii be consolidated into
one post. termed the district admin.
lStntor. The Same reorganization
carries turnout tho entirc United
States. with all state directors and
divisional chiefs being abolished.
The administrator viii have a
first assistant in charge OF the is
suanee OF permits and a chemistry
department. and a second assistant
in charge OF Investigation and en-
forccment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
Gilliver, in City
SO Years, Is Dead

Zcmo II. Gilliver 60. died Sunday
after living In Seattle 80 years.
He Is survived by his widow. Lucy;
two daughters. Mrs. J. Sampson and
Idn Mac Gilliver; granddaughter,
Marilyn Sampson. and brother,
James Glllivcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
we do not discriminate against her
on racial grounds, nor label her peo-
pie ns undcsirablos,"

fully Marshall, tho noted character
actor, who plays an important part
IN THE Tolkor" had stage career
of 90 years before turning to screen
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-06
Pastor Flags u. S.
Jap Exclusion Law

"a tragic blundcr." This Ia what
Rev. William Axling OF Japan called
tho Japanese exclusion law In IN
address before tho Northern Baptist
convention at tho Masonic Temple
New Britain herald., 1925-06-02
Wall Street Briefs

Surplus of the Delaware & Hud- son Co. for the first quarter of 1925 increased to s703,972 after charges, compared with s21s.12S in the same period last year. This is equal to si.65 share on the capital stock, against 61 cents a share a year ago.
 The rise in Kelly-Springheld 6 per cent preferred stock to 57h from the years low of 43, and in the s per cent preferred from Al to 5S1s, has aroused some hope in the finan- cia district that 1t may not be long before favorable action is taken on back dividends on these shares.
 New offerings today include an issue of So,oo0,Oo0 Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Bal timore first refunding mortgage 5 per cent sinking fund gold bonds, Series r, June, 1865, at 1001a and accrued interest, and s3,0oo,000 Buff falo Public Bridge Go. 30 years z per cent first mortgage sinking fund gold bonds at 991a and accrued in- | terest.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-02
Little Bells on Belles'
 Garters Cause of Trouble

Newark, \. J., June 2. (AP)- Dangling little bells, worn on the gartors of the fair students at the South Side high school here has re- suited in the threatened expulsion of a school reporter and the plac- ing Of a censorship on school news.
 The reporter has been informed that he will be expelled if he pub fishes any more South Side news, unless it is censored by the schools publicity director. Alfred T, Jayson.
 A tale of the helles who wear the new tangled bells on their gsrters appeared for the first time last Sum day.
 When the authorities learned of the publication of the story they forthwith summoned the reporter before them.
 "The publication of such 2 story is a disgrace 10 the school" said Jayson.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-02
Foreign Exchange

New York, June 2.-Foreign e1- changes easy. Quotations in cents: Great Britain: Demand 4s5S; ca- bles 4Ss. so day bills on banks 4Sl%. France demand 4.s4I4; ca- bles 4,95. Italy: demand S.9619; ca- bles S.36. Belgium 4.s2. Germany 2S.s0. Holland 4o.1S. Norway 1870. Sweden 26,74. Denmark 1S.7U, Switzerland 19.SS. Spain 14.55, Greece 1.67. Poland 1sh. Czecho- Slovakia 2.s6A, Jugo-S -Slavia 1.e7h. Austria .14h. Rumania .47%. Ar gentina 40.37. Brazil 10.75. Tokio 41h. Shanghai 75%. Montreal 100 1-64.