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Wash Goods Remnants at Very Lou Prices!

Remnant lengths of Wash
Fabrics, including prints, per-
Gales, ginghams, voiles and
other weaves; formerly selling
from 1Sc to CSC a yard; all good.
useful lengths. Special, Ino
a yard Friday. ....... AOC
Special Tabled st. Annex.
900 yards of Cotton Dress
Challis, in colors and designs
suitable for making draperies,
comfort co covers, etc. 1870
36 in. wide, yard. -. A% ~
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Regular $1.OO Novelty
Jewelry
AT soc Each

-Festoons Of manufactured in
destructible pearls, some on
sterling silver chains; crystal
chain pendants; antique PEN
dant necklaces; novelty neck
laces of indestructible pearls;
novelty necklaces of rhinestones;
slave bracelets and many other
pieces are in this large assort-
ment for Friday.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Toilet Goods

"a Hand Mirrors, in white
ivory finish. $500 SJ m
values. Each. ..,...
is Hairbrushes, in white ivory
finish. S1.50 val u e $. zoe
Each ..,................
so Dressing Combs, in white
ivory finish. Regularly OSc
soc. Each h..,...........
"a Amber Jewel Boxes,
in La Belle p a t t + n. E0o
Each ...........,..
SO Amber Colored Perfume
Bottles, in the La Belle T0o
pattern. Each. ..,...
100 Dresser Trays, for jewels,
etc. Regularly ST. 0G. E0o
Each ...,.....,......
so jars of Bath Salts.
Regularly Csc. Special, 1Ec
each ............-,.
Luxor Compact Pow
ders. specially priced, T0o
each, at.............
kann 's-Street Floor.
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Art Goods

Full 1-oz. Balls of Yarn, in
Guiding Germantown, Saxony,
Shetland Floss, etc. A nice as
sortment of colors. Regularly
CSC to 35c. Special, a 10o
ball for.
Odd pieces of Stamped Goods,
such as towels, buffet sets,
scarfs, etc. Cleara o.
price, each. ................
Stamped 5pc. Luncheon Sets
of Linen. Each set including a
cover and four napkins.
Regularly $1.00 to $1,9S. TO-
Special, set. t..............
Kann's-Fourth Floor
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Look to Your Linen Needs! Bargains Here!

Remnants of 72-in. Mercerized
Table Damask, good weight and
a sturdy-wearing quality; in as
sorted patterns; a regu-
lar 75c quality. Special, E0o
q YARD ..............
Run-of -the-mill' Turks h
Bath Towels, in a good size and
heavy weight, with colored jac-
guard borders; regular 1Oc
Use value. Special, each ~
--Mercerized Cotton Table.
cloths, size 64x72 in; a good
heavyweight damask; in neat
circular designs. Spe- CT ~
cial, each ......... ~
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Innings

Remnant lengths OF 36-inch
Satines and Percalines, in black
and colors. Were 35c to TOc
SOC a yard. Friday, yard
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Rose Trellises

III Trellises. s TT. high and Is
ins. wide. Z finished in green, 4
SIPS n W ebotes : e, Regularly soc
u Trellises, finished in green.
6 #. high by IS ins. wide. 90
Regularly 75c. Each. ~
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Wool Goods

Remnants of AIl-wo
Dress Goods and Coatings, in
black and colors. plaids,
checks, tweeds, serges. etc. In
lengths from / TO 31z yards.
Were $1.9S to $3.50, CT En
Friday, yard go. @A'OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Remnant lengths Of Csc to
soc Wash Goods taken from
our own stock. Good lengths Of
percales, gingh ar rs, plisse
crepes, printed voiles, plain
voiles, ripplettes, cotton dress
challis and other wash To-
goods. A yard. ........ III
800 yards Ripplette Seer
sucker. in stripes and checks.
This material requires no iron
ing; a regular 2Sc quail t.
ity. Friday, a yard. -. AOC
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Chinaware

II Dinner Set, decorated
wit h attractive conventional
bor der design; 95
pieces; $29.9S value G1Q QQ
Tor
Al dozen thin white China
Cups and Saucers, decorated
with gold band. Special, QQo
q half dozen at.......... ~
--34 Handled Ice Tea
Trays; regularly $1.19. QQc
Each ..............
go dozen Plain Clear Glass Ia
BILE Tumblers, SO unce
size. Special, a set Of OEo
six for
--18 Junior Floor Lamps, in at
tractive polychrome finish; reg
ularly $4.9S. Special, CD QQ
each ................
Il Dinner Set, decorated in red
poppy pattern; 100
pieces; regul rly G77 Q0
$24.9S, for .......
Il Dinner Set, decorated in a
lovely floral pattern; 100 pieces;
regul ar1y $22.98. G17 OQ
Special at ........
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Used Sewing
Machines,
$40, SIS and $25

Every machine guaranteed,
every one in good sewing con-
dition. Reconstructed Singers,
Whites, Wheeler & Wilson's,
and other we'll known makes.
Kann's-FourthF Floor.
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300 yards of Cotton Glass
Toweling Crash. a good weight
and very absorbent quality, in
red check only; regularly 90
122c. Special, a yard. -. ~
~ Pure Linen Face Towels,
including embroidered crash and
huck hemstitched towels; regu-
larly Csc. Sp ecial, IOo
eacn
so Pure Linen Luncheon
Cloths, 44x44-in. size; a good
weight crash linen, with col
ore d borders; regular
" sec. Special, Friday, EOo
eaCh s.....sss....ss
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Trimmings

Marrow Bead Trimming. in
attractive colorings-some have
irregular shaped edge, a variety
of good color combinations from
which to select, and these trim
mings are very desirable for
embellishing crepe or georgette
dresses. Regularly 39c TO IT,
Csc. Special, a yard -. A'C
kann 's-Street Floor.
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-225 prs. Women's Novelty
Cuff Glace Kid Gloves. PIX.
and over.seam sewn. Stitched
backs. White. mode, rosewood
and brown in odd GI 90
sizes. Special. pair. PA'>
300 prs. Women's 2-clasp
Lambskin Gloves, Over-seam
sewn with Paris point and
heavy stitched backs. Black,
white, gray and
brown in sizes 5% to S7.OO
71a. Pair ........ %AO
$50 pairs Women's Elbow
length Pure Silk GLOW
Double finger tipped and Paris
point self-stitched backs. Pom
gee, white and beaver in sizes
51a TO 6. Pongee and mode
in sizes 8 and sla. 2Qc
Pair ................
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Corsets and GirdIes

--13 Binner Corsets and Girdles,
odd numbers in discontinued
models; origi naIly c2 Or
$1,000. Now, each. PO' 20
-12 Artistique Corsets and Cir.
dies, odd numbers in discontin.
ued models; original
ly $500 to $1,000. az. OK
Now, each .......... pO'|O
IS Gossard Lace-front Corsets.
discontinued style, in sizes q,
%, 81 and 80; origi-
nally $3.50. Special, CC OE
each ................
-16 B. & j. Sample Girdles;
size 80; originally
$1,000 to s14.oO. Now $3.95
edch .......,..s.....
10 Corsettes of white satin;
size 5S only; original CD so
ly $500. Now, each A'O/
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Smart Goats

40 Coats, selected from our
regular stock, including dress
and sports models. The ma
teriaIs are fine twills, kasha and
sports plaids and mixtures;
plain tailored or fur collars.
Lined with crepe de chine or
other serviceable Innings. COLI
ors are gray. tan, green, navy
and black and white. Juniors,
misses and wom- dc7Q OK
ems sizes, at ...
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Look Here for Sheets and Other Domestics!

Run of the Mill Sheets and
Cases, bleached and unbleached,
and made from assorted sheet
Ing, such as Anchor, Pepperell,
Fruit and many others. The
sheets include cot. single and
three-duarter-bed sizes. They
are slightly imperfect, with q
slight oil spot, a crooked hem, a
few pin holes. etc. To dispose
OF this lot quickly, we are offer
ing them as follows:
Sheets. 75c Cases. TIC
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Laces, Etc.

Chinese Picot Lace, in Irish
patterns, very much in demand
for trimming vanity sets, un-
derthings and children's gar
ments. Regularly Sc, spe- Rc
cial, Friday, a yard. d....
Cotton Filet Bandings, IA
inches wide, for making buffet,
bureau and table runners.
Regularly Csc, special TQc
Friday, a yard. -. .
Odds and ends of laces from
stock, including edges. flounc-
ings, all-overs, in black, white
and colors. all in useful lengths,
and greatly reduced to close
out quickly. Priced, yard,
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Really a most tempting array of
popular silks will be found in this
Friday Remnant lot, so specially
priced for Friday. All are good use
full lengths
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Real Bargains in Children's Year!

Children Hats of peanut
straw. hemp and white leghorn.
Trimmed with ribbon Colors
red, green, blue. brown and tan.
s2.9S a n d sS.sS 81 Q8
values. Choice. .....
10 Children's Coats of novelty
cloth. Colors tan. red and green
Sizes 1 to 3. Regu- GO on
larly $4.9S. Each. RO'oO
-25 Children's Slip-on Sweat
ers, in tan, red and
3, green oa colors' Regularly 80c
Infants Creepers, of gingham
and peggy cloth, with elastic or
straight knees. Collars or
square necks. Sizes l to 2Oc
3 years. Special, each. ~
kann'S-i
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--Children's White Safe en-
Boomers, with elastic at knees
and waist. Sizes 4 to 10 years.
Regularly S9c to Sl.25. 1Qc
.s...s..s.
Infants Handmade Dresses,
with hand-embroidered yokes.
Finished with lace at neck and
sleeves. Sizes TO years. QOo
Regularly SI.29. Each. w
Infants Handmade Gertrudes,
scanoped around neck
Each Eac Oo''om OF skirts SOC
-Children's Dresses, of rayon,
linenes, ginghams and prints.
Trimmed with contrasting col.
ors. Sizes Z to IA.
fsf0la5ly jsi s5ch si.sS' spe' Sl.49
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--Rayon Sports Frocks, in six
different styles, plain and jac-
guard weayes, one and two
piece effects, in belted models,
some with kick pleats: new col
lars and new sleeves. Colors are
rose, green, red, tan
and beige. 16 to AZ GO 40
sizes ,.......'. ..'.''
One Street Dress, of green
satin, bolero style, fringe trim
med med. size sss 20; Noat For $l4.OO
q Canton crepe Street
Dresses, sizes 36
and 3S. Were $35. GJ7 on
Now ..............
One 3-piece Ensemble. of faille
crepe, with metal brocade cloth
blouse, size 36. Was GOO 7C
S49.75. Now. ..... P%|'
IS Imported Wolfe Dresses,
slightly soiled, brilliantly en-
broidered. Were $15' S5.85
NOW ................
3 Dance Frocks, made of
georgette crepe, in new tier ef-
feet, trimmed with ribbon; in
pink and peach shades, two in
IS size, one 16 size.
Formerly s25. spe- S11 OK
cial, Friday ....
One Afternoon Dress, made Of
green Canton crepe, in blouse
effect, pleated tier skirt, size 16.
Form erly $39.75. CID OQ
r-,.;do1, 81 sp Il -Fs ~
Kann' SIS
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Hosiery Values You Don't Wmnt to Miss!

--325 pairs Womens Fine
Gauge, Full Fashioned Chiffon
Hose, subject to slight imper-
fections. Broken colors. Sizes
S1a to 10 in assortment.
s. econds of $500 CT 0O
quality, pair ....... %A'OO
--S6 prs. Women's Pure Silk
II e. Outsizes of Radmoor
make. Cotton tops and soles.
Full fashioned. Black
and seal. $1.00 quality, TOO
pair ................
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40 Rayon Double-bed Spreads.
in rose. blue and gold; S1x1O5;
all perfect and long enough TO
cover the pillows.
Regularly 1895. Fri GO OK
day ....,............
100 yGj ds of 45-inch Bleached
Cotton. for making pillow or
bolster cases. cut from the piece
and selling regularly for
35c. Special, Friday, a CSc
ydTu
--65 Plain Hemmed Dimity
Spreads, S1x90-inch size; strictly
perfect; require no ironing or
starching. Regularly @1 S0
$1.95. Special Friday, ~
- rrf-
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--28 Handmade Stepins, trim
med with contrasting colors and
ha n d e m broidery.
$1.49 and $1.95 val G7 00
ues. Choice. ........
is Handmade Chemise, trim
med with hand embroidery.
Colors p a n and
orchid. $1.95 value. G1 00
Each ........s.....
80 Boomers, of sateen in
sport and knee-length styles.
Street shades. Original
ly $195 a n d $2.95. QQc
10 Gowns of figured batiste,
trimmed with net. Square necks
and sleeveless. $1.95 G7 on
value. Each. ...,.. ~oo
--55 Envelope Chemise, of cam
brio, Fruit Of the Loom and
sock. Lace trimmed.
$1,49 and $1.95 values. oT AO
Choice ..s..ss...s
Kann's-s
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Kann's-Second Floor.
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Many Odd Dresses Are Greatly Reduced!

---Two-piece Jersey Dresses, for
sports or street wear, long
sleeved and tailored models, with
trimmings of novelty pockets
and buttons. a good assortment
of colors; 16 to AZ
sizes. Were $500. Fri GC 20
day, choice. .......
--3 Cloth Dresses.
Formerly $50. Now $II.OO
One Dance Dress, made of
flesh georgette, trimmed with
pink ortrich and rhinestones,
size ssa 16. Formerly $3.50
SIS, now .......
10 Odd Dresses, made of fine
quality silk velvet. crepe and
georgette. Formerly
s25 and s2s.75. spe- 5000
cial, Friday ........
One Black Georgette Dinner
Dress, trimmed with small gold
beads .sa size E A; For S22.5O
One Afternoon Dress, made
of satin, trimmed with three
rows of heavy silk fringe,
round neck, long sleeves, size
So. Formerly $500 $1,000
Friday ..........
--2S High.grade Jersey Dresses,
one and two piece
effects. Formerly SIS. 60 o.
Choice ...........
One Red Georgette Crepe AT
ternoon Dress. size COP 00
40. Was S39.75. Now O
nd Floor.
Evening star., 1927-04-21

There are plain and fancy silks
for almost every imaginable use
for street and afternoon frocks, in
33 to 81 in. widths, and in the
popular colors.
Evening star., 1927-04-21

-Women's Pure Silk Hose.
Phoenix and Maid-o-Silk. Full
fashioned. Service weight
Cotton tops. Broken sizes and
colors. Perfects and seconds of
$3.50 and $1.S5 quail CT OE
tiles. Pair .......
--150 prs. Women's Cotton
Hose. Seamless and full fash
ioned. Balbriggan and
black. soc quality, 7Eo
pair .'.sss'
Evening star., 1927-04-21
lOc to $l.05

--Georgette Skirtings, 27
inches wide, white ruffied skirt
ings for making children's
frocks. These are slightly
Soiled or muSSed,
Were 1895 a yard, GC OK
Friday ............
Kann s-Street Floor.
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Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-04-21

prs. Chldrens q Length Ribbed Hose with fancy tops
soc grade pair
Kann's-StS~9t Floor
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Kann's-Third Floor.
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Kann's-street Floor.
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Kann 's--Street Floor.
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Friday, Good Day to Pick Up Lingerie!

a Handmade 2-pc. Step-in
Sets, consisting Of step-in and
vest. Originally $2.95. de1 Or
Special, set. .........
-24 Combinettes, of dimity and
batiste in cuff knee style. White,
flesh and peach. $1.49 QSc
value. Each. h.............
-4S Costume Slips of various
kinds in dark colors.
Originally $2,95 to GI 0n
$4.95. Choice. ...... ~oO
a Jersey Silk Petticoats, in
brown and green colors only.
O. Originally hy s4.s6 to $l.05
SO odd pieces of Silk Under
wear, such as pajamas, slips,
chemise, boomers.
etc. Originally $4.95 GC 0A
to $9.75. Choice. -.
-25 II a n d m d g Envelope
Chemise, trimmed with embroid-
cred net and hand
m b r d cry. $1.95 G7 90
value. Each. .......
nd Floor.
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Kann 's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1927-04-21

--329 pairs of Women's Smart
Low Shoes left from a recent
sale. Broken styles. colors and
sizes. Special, a pair @1 OE
at .,.......s......
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
DOUBLE FACTOR
CONTRIBUTES TO
UNSTEADY Grain
Market Nervous With Bill
Before Assembly, Gov
eminent Report Due.
BB Cnitcd Press

DH CHtitb fNoo
CHICAGO, June 8.-Nervous
markets are expected on the Chi
cago Board Of Trade today, as the
Kessinger bill is due to come up in
Springfield and the Government re-
port will be issued tomorrow. There
was considerable short covering
late yesterday and many recently
sold out lines we're reinstated on
the rumor that the Kessinger bill
had been killed. The technical po-
sition of the market was said TO
have been changed, ard sharp price
fluctuations are to be expected.
Opening quotations were &c to sc
higher than yesterdays close. Liver
pool came fully as high as expected.
There is no real change in condl-
tions surrounding corn and this
market is also expected to be ner-
vous and erratic pending Leglsla-
tive action at Springfield. In spite
of the heavier receipts due to the
recent advance in prices, cash
prices are holding fairly well.
Prices opened unchanged to &c
lower than the previous close. There
was some rain overnight, but gen.
orally the weather is fine over the
belt. There is no feature to oats
worthy of mention and the market
is expected to continue to follow the
trend of other grains. First quota
ton were sc to &c higher than
Tuesdays close.
Provisions opened steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
Births


Walter and Katie Justus, 1902 E. Tenth.
John and Annie Anderson, $50 Blake.
John and Margaret Wrinkle, 1923 Ewing
William and Lottie Short, Long Hos
oital.
Otto and Ruth Reeves, Long Hospital.
Eddie and Hattie Smith, Long Hospital
aois
Raymond and 1nez Summers GAS N. Iln-
nois
Ray and Daisy Underwood, 045 w. Pearl.
John and Florence Ditchley. 1902 Beecher.
Earl and Rose Cornwell. sol s. Senate.
, Everett and Mary Baker, 1888 w. Nc
John and Kathryn Cobb. 1885 N. Illinois.
Carlos and Coral Kcllams 1919 Blvd Pl,
william and Phenia Reed, 29l5 N. Olney,
Bows
Frank and Mary Allen, Long HOSPITAL
Can and Ethel Suffer. Long Hospital.
b, Charles and Ethel Mittman. Christian
Hospital.
sh.
Floyd and Mildred Snyder. l2o N. Pima.
Ray and Naomi Lewis 800 NJ Senate
Thearron and Vivian Grayson, 1890 HILL
side.
John and Kathryn Cobb, 1885 N. Illinois.
Vile
ton.
Mack and Florence Stages. 3si wInsone-
AN.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
Building Permits

Louis Koerner. reroof. 80 w. Kelley, 5000.
Sudie 3; Council. reroof, ass N. Key
Paul Prefer. reroof. 1896 E. Vermont,
Anna NJ. wenick, repairing, 81 N. Hamil-
Charles NJ Dern. repairing. 225-27 N.
]. n; Hardan. repairing. ST. N. Jefer-
James johnson, repairing. 80 N. Ches-
i. c. Litten. addition. 1911 E. Tenth,
Or. Peters. garage. 400 N. Dearborn.
M. Barton. repairing. 2o1-s N. Tacoma.
M. Barton. repairing. 22s-S1 N. oxford.
DR.. Peters. repairing, 1908 E. Michigan.
Best Grand Laundry. reroof. so N. SEN
Star Store. reroof. Washington and Mis-
DIR. Peters. reroof. 1908 e. Michigan.
Charles M. Ellis, repairing, oil Hendrick.
Joe schaub, garage. A Parkview. $500.
John Hoilett. repair. 1888 Jefferson,
English Lutheran Church. repair, oxford
W. G. sponseI. repair, 800 Sanders, 5000.
General outdoor Advertising Company.
5000. ~ -'' any, ''O''N'
Commercial Credit Company, addition,
25l0 S. Pennsylvania. $3.50.
Henry NWCIiebke. dwelling. 1890 Mont
James .oo Z. Perry, foundation. 5io-l2
Tom Mckee. repair. 4s N. Hamilton.
:, Flore sace Top Miller. repair, 225-27 Ham
"A; L. White. porch. 2os N. Sheffield,
H. iKothe Corporation, garage. TOT Ches-
w S. Smith. repair. 271s E. New York.
~. M. Rust. reroof. 1so1-o3 Talbot,
Balcolm IBeall. alterations, 2is-l5 N. JEFF
Alvin 3. Privett. repair. s1Os E. New
W. I; Mendenhall. reroof, 1902 E. Michi-
Walter seibert. dwelling and garage,
H. Frickenschmidt. dwelling and garage,
S1 r. MHa HANSEN 1880 TsrScf 111-1s N Bradley
Bin Galliger, garage, 22s W. Thirty-sec-
UnitoSn Trust Company. floor. 1la E. Mar
B. Z. shaffer. reroof s27 N. Riley. s275.
Puritan Finance Company, dwelling and
john Crumbs. porch. 500 Parkway. $3.50.
John Gwynn. reroof. 1140 Congress.
Dudley swartz. reroof. 1I4s Congress.
Otis Gait. dwelling. $50 E. Michigan.
Lee H. Hotel. addition. 2oIs-z1 Mabel.
Woodruff Bros. alterations. AGA Park.
Chaplin Wagner. reroof. 40 W. Thirty
%. J. Wenrick. reroof. "A N. Whitaker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
Deaths

premature birth
Mort X. Cpllaton 90, 22sO 8. Meridian.
castro enteritis.
arteriosclerosis
Mildred Barley, months. Indianapolis
Orphans Home, lobar pneumonia.
William r. Mayo 50. 843 N. Delaware,
interStitial npehritis.
Jessie v. Truck, a.. Methodist Hospital,
lobar pneumonia.
Mary J. Anderson, Sc, Methodist Hospi-
tai. carcinoma.
Hugh Rosborough, 2. Methodist Hospital.
broncho pneumonia. ~
Amos A. Day, Q, city hospital, osteomS n
litis. ~
James Burrees, 60. $40 Camp. endocardi-
John Pugh. 81. 1875 s. Gladstone. cardiac
Sarah Ann Alchon. So. s4s N. Capitol.
cardio vascular disease.
Daniel Rideout, 81, city hospital. myo-
carditis.
Robert oreathouse, 10 months. Riley
Hospital, mAlnutrition,
Frank Miller. 7s, city hospital. puImon<
AIRY tuberculosis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
Liberty Bonds
HENDRIX HUDSON'S KIN
QUITS IN DIVORCE CASE
Millionaire Withdraws Suit Against
Beautiful Wife.

BU CHteu PFcSS
NEW YORK, June 8.-Pecky K.
Hudson, millionaire member of the
New York Stock Exchange and di-
rect descendant of Hendrix Hudson,
today withdrew his suit for divorce
against Elizabeth r. G. Hudson, be-
fore Justice Tierney in Supreme
Court.
No explanation was offered by
Max D. Steur, Hudsons attorney.
The suit, filed as a counter action
to the wife's speration suit, still
pending, accused her of misconduct
with private detective.
Mrs. Hudson, Hungarian motion
picture beauty, filed her suit in
March last year, four months after
their marriage. She accused Hud-
son of being friendly with Vita
Whitmore and asked $4,000 yearly
alimony. Mrs. Hudson is 81. He is
middle-aged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
ROB HELPFUL M0T0RIST
Two Men Beg Ride-Take Auto,
Money and Ring.

After begging a ride two young
men overpowered him and took his
auto, $3.50 and a ring early today,
Allen White, 1890 S. New Jersey
ST., reported to police.
He was en- route home at I a. m.
when one of the men called him
by his name at Pearl and Meridian
SITS. and asked if he was going
south, he said.
They got in the car and at Pros
pect st. one of the men declared
he was sick and asked White to
drive them to Southern Ave. AS
he stopped at the j. M. g. I. cross
ing on Southern Ave-, they seized
him and pushed him from the car,
White said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
Marriage Licenses

Charles V. Lindbergh, D. 2 M c. A.,
driver, and Ethel Childs, 49, 40 Spruce.
clerk.
: Francis Clvmer, &c. 1897 N. Arsenal.
teacher, and Margaret Corners, %, 3237 N.
John Steiner. 2s, lO2 W. Arizona. fire.
man, and Luella Russell, 25. 1880 w.
Market, nurse.
painter. and Minnie Wright, 20. ll9 N.
Denny; phons operator. ,,oo c,.u .,u.
and Mildred West, Is, 956 oxford, Real
SILK.
Leslie Wilson. 81. 2400 w. Michigan.
student. and Mary Eaton. "a, Gary. nurse.
Ralph Duncan, 20, 2i5S s. Meridian.
carpenter. and Addie Brauner, iis, 2l5S 8.
Meridian.
Clarence Trent. 25. Sulphur Well, KY.
laborer, and Mary JaggerS, 81, 1888 Ken
lucky.
Robert Patterson. &c. 4S7 Bright. farmer.
and Bertha Wilson. 30, 937 Bright.
George Moore, 33. I'll N. New JerslN&
barber, and Cora Moery, 3S, 2l0 ~ ~
Sale, housekeeper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
DEATH AUTO BLOCKS
HIGHWAY; TWO SLAIN
BU United Press

BB United Press
NEW CASTLE, Pa, June "a
double tragedy was found today
when a motorist driving along the
lonely Savannah road found an auto
blocking his way.
In the car, clutching a pistol from
which several shots had been fired,
was Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan, Ellwood
City, dead from a bullet wound in
her head. Slumped beside her at
the wheel, with head bent as
though in asleep, was the body of
M. A. McEltroft, Ellwood City
Ledger circulation manager. A
bullet had pierced his chest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08

Indianapolis retail druggists will
be guests at luncheon Friday Of
Kiefer-S Stewart Company, Mooney
Mueller-Ward Drug Company and
Eli Lilly g. Company at the Clay
pool j. T. Woodside, Chicago, will
speak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08

Recelpts. 900: market stead
Other Livestock


CHICAGO. June 8.--Cattle - Receipts,
10000; fed steers and yearlings strong TO
Csc higher. mostly l5625c up on weighty
bullocks and choice yearliags: stoekers and
cows slow. steady: other classes UNI
changed: strictly choice l.331-lb steers.
sl3.85: long yearlings up 10 Sl2.85: heifer
light steer run; bulk selling at Si0ml2;
heavy medium bulls. S740; lighter kinds,
S6Gf7.40: bulk vealers. sll.50Ml3. Sheep
Receipts, 10000; market fairly active;
generally steady with Tuesday: bulk good
natives. Sl7.50d18: early sales culls.
$l3.50G14; bulk clipped yearlings eligible.
sl4.50m 1925: good and choice fat ewes IN
small numbers. scar: no feeding lambs
sold; three doubles good Arizona feeding
yearlings. $40. Hogs--Receipts, $4,000;
DAYS average: heavyweights. s8.35d BIS:
mediumweights. 8.60d9; lightweights.
sows. s7.25@s: slaughter pigs. s75Ods.5O.