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Older them pack Many Marriage cag'o Jtliia 5 'live Vwas" made by John, P. 'Ttefnan- when she. a at.th'I'SCIernan horfie" "today: td the de- Of, 5 most abQUt.tne,.but'.t".iVAS H4 con- a demned PoiilinT just 1 'he Reserved; A'rtd UtUebS -The 'Tler- played, yun a smue care of, to shoe.s.''| now, but fiy 1 easily than a wpmaii." top, she tells of the letters jail here, charged with assault on 'Mrs. Louise Remm, 17 years dldr.ajul Vlr- glniaHelslahd, 1.4 years.old. today gave" I'sion'of allefctit of tiastinff a dlfferent light attaiii' He Stated'that he had Known the' girls 'and had ''8'atea" MrsStKehim on several decagons.

He stated that-she repr- fjihtea Her age to jUm'as 21 and tha.t the age of her sister Was. represented-at 20. said that the.two girls Jumped Intahls automobile of "their, own, accord sh'e gets from; riieri. to stand; Bscyrie. all the worlil turns me 'Uowit.

-Tou know-- But Mr. Tleman says that 'js Just 1 the way they ji'oman, BO. I. don't even answer tlicm. Why, just, said thpught I was Me most beautiful woman ne 'ever saw.

You see, that's the they do. It will be along time before I trust a man "again. "But" I couldn't 'go thro.ugh another trial," she; insisted," 'T just; cfluldn't lt res'i- of civil setrylce stay to tay tImej Td ior altho.ugh",.niy"moer;i5as jKiick ti'-i'i- by me i it my fajher, will-. K-' 1 fdrgeti always -'Kr'be marked: that they will be Stit I. but I Hhtnk'ithe Charles.R.- Parker, a factory office ploe and ex-mailing office; 'Theodore Ze'ttler, clerk and' Simon P.

Slbush, a' Oswald P. Martin, a )ank clerk; Ofohn-S- fcllnian a'grocery 'Nusfaaura Mummert, vice chairman district Ke-j publican comhiittee'and widow Elm'er member of tile lower branch General Asseftbly; irahT'-M. Davis Daysman, -deRjity: courity'aerSlana-wife of Guy W. Bailsman, the coupty, central Clayton G. XiandisV a ufacturer.

ffff StaflS. 1C, necessi to "tltej pf-:" anythlng4 frbto- ont- gjvkihem up.ikr. n'ah'i would. the girls inaa They coiiM ive, hin hlffi up bl. 'he's-so littlti ie othe'rV-itft -fiu'eV.

because. and 1 my 'has. agree'a. to Mrs. plans for Will -no Mrs.

Tlerilaii JWr. She will take-, hisr' rent.a litfle-apartttient fn: CWr TRAIN Iffd. -'-NOVA Sbiea An'glem'eyer, 32 years farmer re- -Lsidlng rieBr JnstsaitJjr kille'd last night hfgafove 'his: automobile Ne.w. -Centifel rallrbad -grossing at -Vistula. cklthe drive wneelsi'of freight train at The machine the ut measured 6 fset-10 inches from wing eighteen fe'etagainst a post'which broke nipsarid-libout three feet from beak to A 'fro train crew did oidei reat ienf Kail occurred.

until was ached and'parts 'of-'thSCautomoblle ere in the the STRIKES BEPUBtlCAN ANDERSON, Nov. heaviest vote cast rat-an -election in years polled It Is estimated cent of the reg- was cast. The "only trouble reported was in Pre- Iniit ward, Joseph pemocratlc candidate for sher- words. Melcherj while.at place, 'found. Jones circulating marked" sample, ballots.

1 When UCelcher termed paaalng the Vdlr- Jones.made a remark -alleged Melcher to be Insulting. Melcher struck? Jones, kndcking Mm off a bte, where he-was aeat'ed. EAGLE. GRKENCASTLB, Nov. It--John Wallace, a 'farmer' living near Cloverdale, captured' 'a big" American eagle near his Mr.

Wallace Heard a limb.falling from'a treeo He-4Investi- gated and found partly stunned. Heifthought it "wap resting on the limb -when it broke. dog attacked the eagle and Wallace captured fir. WILLINGLY A. THEIR HOMES (Special fo The Nov.

7--Jiseph Trotter, held In Deaths in Indiana add thcsyoyWer'girl drove to Lapdrto'beforei'she Stopped. Ho saya that 4t made any kind of a threat to the girlfc' He says that the girls remained at -Laporte over night and tliat he Jbined'them next day and they, continued to -Hkhart. where he urged them to. go back. He says that they refused since he ctfuld not make ho was compelled to -take care or them.

Ho said that he took on! Bon err King. Tho Rev. Z. T. Sweeney who er 0rm( 5d his wedding ceremony, will have charge of his funeral -4 KBW AUSANr--A tqlegram received huiu uimumuiiia lilt! Oeatu'uC COLUMBUS--Albert J.

King, 78 years old. died at his home north of 'tills city. He -was a prominent farnicr of Bartholomew county, having lived here years. He Is survived by Ms widow and widow a Louisville HO'.) hospital' as the re- ago a suit of an operation; Besides the hus- surviveil by three daugh- -o sons. two daughters.

KN1GHT8TOWN'--Solomon H. Monti cue 79 years old. is dead at his horn' here of senility. He was BUen Mitchell, 80 yours old. wi Capt.

John yenrs prom'lnent steamboat man later post- I band she Is mapter and county clerk here, is I tors and two She la survived by two sons and dortaker 'of this city, but pioneer un- for I BUS SERVICE DISCONTINUED UIITU nc I 'WITH ARREST OF DRIVER the girls to Muncfe, where they stayed two weeks, and that he brought them here a week. ago. Trotter says that Mrs. -Kpmm appears to be infatuated with and that he has been unable to get 5 claims thai 1m luis riot at any UmeTJeen involved with the younger sister. Trotter says thaf there is no truth to the girls'.

assertion that he. kidnaped them and threatened; them, ana that they had numerous opportunities tp return home If they they always had their own" money. McLean Kerrigan, widow of John'JCerrl- gan, an ex-resident of this city, -which occurred at Hollywood, OK Mrs. Kerrigan was the mother of Warren and Wallace Kerrigan, prominent In the motion-picture Held, and Mrs. Clay Clements of New an actress for a number of years, whose stage name Is Kathleen Kerrigan.

Mrs 1 Sarah years has been retired. Mr. was a veteran of tho civil war and a member of the Oil'l Fellow lotlec. ho being one of the oldest members ot Knlghtotown lodge. No.

'M. Hesldes his wKluw he'leaves three, children, ono fon, Louis Montinue of N'ewcastle, and two daughters, Mrs. Roy Steels of Indianapolis and Miss Clara Montlcue. who lives at homc r.osilKX, Nov. of Smith, driver of Elkhart- Goshen uiotor bus.

caused a discontinuation of service between the two cities today. Smith" was charged with vlo- InUng a city ordinance which a license and liability insurance. He" was fined $50 nnd costs. The bus was SCOTTftBl'nO--Mrs. Zella Swoany.

38 years old. wife of Oh.irlcn Sweany, section foreman for Ih'e seized when th Joseph Saylor, Transit--l 'ompany of fine was not paid, owner of the White Blkhart, "which -operated the bus ordered the service discontinued following Smith's arrest. Efforts to Btop motor bus trarac sylvanla' railroad at Austin. Is dead In have been continued several months. SUSPENDED FOR POLITICALACTrYilfll EVANSVILLB, Nov.

Bartiett, chief of 'de'tectlves, an Hayhurst, negro detective, wu wfffrs ponded by Police Chief Wiltshire'todSjr for alleged political activities. charged the men were too active IlipSjfl support of the Republican sheriff. The dismissed mother police officers -were more lhan they at the polio but were porting the Many women were among voters In Vanderburgh co.unty. Minx; persons casting thtlr Wera' thought to have scratched their tleke. Judging by the "me they toot to operat the machines.

The total vote will probi ably be light. HAIR SHOPPE Blair Hair Shoppe 603 Vational City Bank Bldg. Shampooing, Marcel Waving, Manicuring and Facial'Massage. Expert Operators, i 0528. A1SD SHOP Tilted at the shop, or phone lor resilience nttlijs.

Complete Una oi e.mbrolflery silks; flosses and beads. A. j. BOIMK ABT AND M2 AH BMO 'SHOP BKAUTT OOLLBGB 2d Floor Odd Fellow Bldg. Open to the public every day.

Monday, and Friday Nights. All Work Done at One-Half Brice are not manufacturing antique jewelers. brooches, earrings anc are really old. Qur flowered tiaper "-weiBhts are exquisite. SHOP fMEDlTERRANEAN dftviifv j.rw fv, Jtt.

6, Feb. 24th, 1923 LAPLAND (It.Sf! Ion,) Jan. 18, Mir. 10,1923 Worid-ftmoui-for de cuitlne and service, for traveller! of dli- crimination. rAmple OBW tot dtUthtful vdiiu Oibraltar AlBleri.Mo (the (Phtleton By).

MEGANTIC mat nt cruiiing i sdminble comtructibn 1 for tropic voyagei. Kama to the Wen Indlcfc' years 1 experience id the West ladlej, JProm New York to HaviBi; Haiti, Suntlago, 'Kingiton, (Port-AntonioX Canal (Fdnama Citv), La Gualra Trinidad (U final, Barba doi, Mirtlnique (St. Pierre), SV'Thamaa, Sail Juan, A' SHORT DIS: PENNSYLVAOTA. MINUTCESjOP. THING WORTH, WITH "ROOM WITH and See.for I PLBASB0 I i pjjg LI this an -T-prnrnmendatibn; that can Duality and Tike- to sho'p alaigs display se Action --and, furthermore.

Want rea bargaltts, surely buy Fur. AMERICA Ve Jtemoaei fun WasHlngton CanadUii DAVIDSON, Trop. OF BRFTAIN creMnt Unjot'neuwltlp 1 the Ali'Kinds bit Floor CJorertrigs 'FulFlnIor(iitioii. i tom KftoiWp tsott tvter-'" Sdrgebn.Jfilroiiodliit 1 st Ohlb' Street, Suie Z07-289 INSTRUCTION 1 MEDITERRANEAN "New Oil-Burner S. s.

SYTHIA Art Wares--Gift Things--Beauty Lotions--Infants'Apparel--Millinery-- -f Hemstttcfring--Hair Goods--Furs--Corsets--and Other Distinctive Apparel-- Dresstnaking Shops--and Beauty Parlor Furniture HemsUtching, 8c Per Yard sK Orders Given Fro'ntpt Attention. -ANNOUNCING a iiew shipment of Avoajl Flowsr to ranging in price, OSo ''Japanese Bedroom Slippers, all sizes, special, 95c. Japanese Art Store SSSiiWest Street. OtrclB 8472. DOLL HOSPITAL Dolls ot' All Kinds Have Tour Dolls Bepntred Now Avoid 'Disappointment BRODEURJ)OLLSHOE In Connection 57 OlrclV MAlti- 2870 ABXi GIFT AND" BABY GREETING "you placed your order engraved' showing a dis- 'tjnctlve line in quality Art, Gift and Baby Shop BEAUTY PU11N1TBBB w- Denlee Canrlng Complete of BEAUTY FURNITURE Importer, of French Trons, Inckdtns the original High '-Class Nippers, Point Manicure Scissors) and French Corrugated Bob- Bins Inecto JUnld and Uolden Glint.

C. G. GEAH, S19 S. Illinois Bt. MAIn 7289.

HAT'SHOP SPBCIAIj SALE on all Hats in the Shop at Greatly Reduced Prices. Open Evenings. Ilnnle Flortiice little MAIn' 8028 Mass. AveV MALARKY Thoso of us. who have seen the stylej-show" at the- fclrcle naturally just: went-home and commenced to figure.

There an afternoon gown, a arid an that apRealed.to us, and, of we wanted' rffiuti, welt now; it niohey to those things, and to -buy 'them ready sot-why'not do the; Pick rout a modiste, Go to her and describe the sort of a-gbtpn you want. At the Trone Gown Shop, 60S Traction Terminal building, 'you will find pretty well, what you are looking for. How often do we, wish that our mothers had madams take music lesson? when we were young. 'If we had Just enough lessons that we" could play -for our own amusement without musicians, how much pleasure ret out of It. Well, not- make the same mistake with, your 'daughter 56e that she'befrtns her musical education and takes one whnt she Is teaching.

Myrtle Hollingshead. 120 Pembroke arcade, intensive piano When one beings to take an inventory of the winter wearing ap-, parel and finds that two or three new dresses are needed to make up the necessities for the season. It is time to begin to think where these dressei; shall be made. This is rather a. hard proposition and usually you have your own choice of persons to your sewing for But Just let me tell you something.

Try Edith May Hlatti 18 Whefi building. Is it rues you.are interested In for the home? Whether" It be furnishing completely the new home, or refurnishing rugs for tho home you 'now occupy, there is Mi- ways a thrill in buying rugs. One's artistic, tempe'f'ament can expand so when It comes to.the s.eledtion for rugs for the home. Go to the Dorf- -man---Bug--Cempanjv- 201--West- Washington street, and see what a lovely assortment you will find there; The best way to pay that election bet to the Mr. Loser, Is a toy--they're always welcome and a most satisfactory payment.

Alse; as a reminder It- Is just a little ovar seven weeks until Christmas aid now Is tho time to have the old favorite doll. disappear for repairs, such as' a new head or wig, that she may reappear on ChriHtmns morning resplendent In a new wardrobe and physique. The Brodeur Doll Shop has a doll hospital in connection with Its shop, 57 Monument circle, where dolls are satisfactorily re- stored'to their former glory. Hair splitting at the not as good should a scientific' singeing, and trimming would servo as the proper stimulant -and restore its falling health. The Blair Hair Shoppe has a of expert and experienced, operators who will take charge of your scalp ailments In an efficient shop.

Is BanU. building, and they all manner of beauty work, Including marcel- ling ana manicuring. For exclusive arid careful attention, take the detail work of your sewing, such as hemstitching and plcotlng to MlBfl Mary Scott, 85 When building. Mall orders are given careful and prompt attention. A.

shop you will' be gratoful to have in mind, when you- want those Ohrlatmas presents, such as pillow altps, Hnfins 'and other handmade (rifts hemstitched, and now IB the time to the earlier the order Is placed tho" sooner the work will be completed. That feeling of wanting to get away as far as possible from the usual run of things, even in the matter of dress at the same time remaining In the good graces of sanity and safety, has attacked every one of us at some time. Women, especially, feel It In the matter of clothing, Bomcthtng like no one else has; oh, what triumph It would be. Why not Begin with and let Mrs. O.

B. Cmm, 001 Lorn- banl building, design it for' you 7 CIJLESTK HAT SHOP Sir Mjorth' PenniylwJnU" St. MM. Oeo. I.

Low, K. of P. BI4(. air goods department- Vo sell BwltcheH. waves, obs, muffs, curls, etc.

Wn uarantea a perfect match fc hair. Our merchandise at caannable prices. FOWLER ft STEWART Entire Second Floor Itf-M B. St. Bit.

1894. ilAIn 4197. A J'HOP! HEMSTITCHING Gowns made In OUT shop ready to wear; also gowns made to order. Wide and narrow hemstitching for rocks, bloufies, etc. Margaret O'Brien Boom 904 Lombard Phone MAIn 970.

Samples on Dlipla IMPORTER WJ-3IO Mnlnnla Binh BWa HESI8T1TCHINO 2 Per Yard 'Buttons and Buttonlioles made to order. SINGER SHOP 222 Mian. Are. OLIVE TERHUNE GOWN0 COO KAHN DCILDINQ. LADIES' TAILOR 1ADIE5 eq IPEJMTAI.

TAILOR 437-4g8 Occidental, BjUJdlng. GOWN. TVay" HEMSTITCHING and SPECIALTY; SHOECOVERED: BUTTONS Circle 110S' Boom On Balcony Pembroke ANlD Orders GjTcn Pwmpt ABenUoil phoiie; Circle, -'0470. 85 Bldg. ST.CDIO; The holiday rushes on, Phone MAin T114 for app'olntment fo; your Christinas photos.

FOWLER 8TEWABT Have Mott Complete SCHOOL OF DANCING Voiih Side Branch School Ready' Nov. 20. 8711 Huskin Place New Jersey St." Send folder npon rmuttt. MLLB. THEO HEWES SCHOOLS 01' BANCIN6.

317 Merchants MAIn BEATJTy SHOP Lucetta Beauty Shop Hot Oil Treatments MARCELLING Forty-second and College Ave. Masonic Bldg. WAshington 1120. TOILET REQUISITES 'here are no toilet re- ulnitco "us good as" tho none iut 'the genuine bear he Star-Fleur de LIs rademark. LEOBA M.

WOOSLET Approvrtl Distributor 814.Odd Fellow DId(. BlUjr HOS Saleswomen Wanted. CAFETERIA MENUS YOU'LL LIKE Excellent quality and well pre- iared foods is abundant variety erved npon and evening at! THE RySSET CAFETERIA 37 8. Meridian St. SCHOOL lUESSMAKEri9 Kdthryn Dell Weis Sll Occidental Bldg.

Creator-of--latest- deaigns in Parisian gowns, suits, Attend the dressmaking school from to 12 a. m. A Assortment of Fountain Pens and Mechani cal We do first-class repair work. THE PE $HOP donn it J57 N. IlllneH.

Circle 4Mi. ICE CREAM For" Ypur Parties deraand from your dealer Purnjis! Ice Cream, ''The Cream TheR.W.FBrnailMCrejinCo. WEAVERS S. Dnffey A. Kelly THE WEAVERS 120 Market 41 tiiiion T'nust-Bldg, Runners, Rugs, Scarfs and other hand-woven articles.

KAYS NEBS SHOP Manfcuring, 35c On Wednesdays ond Thurjdsj-s Scalp Treatments KAYS NEDS' BEAUTY 802 State A Bller 3Z01. SHADED Window Shades Patterson' Shade Co. DBexei 24s; lt 8. Slfrldlnn 81. Illlnol.

Hmrket I give you the latest season's 'offerings, in GOWNS, SUITS, BLOUSES, WRAPS. "Distinctive Designing." LINNIE OSWALD 82 Wilen uiug. GOWNS, WRAPS, Exclusive Designs iu GOWNS, BbOVSKS, HEMSTITCHING. Mrs. Grunt.

601 Lombard Bldg. Circle. 2H5 Lock Eocks changed and keys 6( all. io Pembroke'Arcado WOO? MAIn S04IJ. WOMEN'S GARMENT EX- C-HAWGE Women's Garment Exclmnge.

Don't throw away your Suits, Canto, Dresses or Blouses. 'to still keep your lis tlnctlon have it. finjl blocked in a new Designer of THE MULLEft jDO. 28 Kentucky AVfc.f 5 HAIB GOODS If you wish to change bobbed style come In and see my ln.t- Coronet Braids, Cluster or the imported parted ransrormctlon. Hair Drcss- I Mnrcfll Waving, Jlalr DyebiE and HasBai Uxpert Oporalorfl, AKNA 'OiiirriN GIrcIe 203 IIumo-Mansur 1 by MILLINERY Tho Shoppe of Harriette Maine Displays New and tWetJfllic Hats 3d Floor Kalm Bldg.

Meridian and Washington Streets DAVLAN HAT SHOP WIESSMAKIJVO MISS LYNN Gowns, Blouses, Suits 07, When Building "STODISTE Dressmaker Olive Towne Modiste SO When Building GOWNS, HKIRT8, MISS EDNA PAYNE MOW SHOWING BXCI-t'SlVK MNE 01' A I A INFANTS' WEAB CASES, SCAIIFS, ETC. 000 Odd FelioW Building Gowns, Blouses "DESIGNS 7T We MAIn (HOI). DOO Odd Fello SHOP Petite Gown Sliop Latest Approved Fall Creations Nutter, Modiste. 103 Fembroke Arcade. DERMATOLOGIST DR.

PER DUE ria-sto-Cosmctic Surgeon 17 Yearn In Indianapolis DEFORMED NOSES Wrin)ile, Afe Moles, Wnrta, IIlrthmnrkK, Superfiuoux Hair, Bahlnets and "all Facial Defects corrected. 411 Stqto Life IJIdg. TOILET ABEL "ASK MRS. STAY THE HAND OF.TISIB WITH ESPRIT It is an all-year-round, wintlr; and summer cream that has (successfully stood the test of time. Every -household needs perma-, nisht cream, every man.

woman and child-- even the baby. FLOWER-in-the-BOTTLfc PERFUME SHOP 5 402 Amdrlcon Central Life Bliln, SlAin 5080' DlstrlbutoM Wanted THE CORSET SHOP CORSETS AND ACCESSORIES, t- SARA MAJOR 120 Monument Circle, Indianapolis. CHIROPRACTOR XM Chiropractof Fewell-Sl Palmer Graduate, State Life Bldg. Circle 4705. CHHtOPODIST Foot Specialist Chiropodist Charles V.

Copper; 528 Merchants Bank Phone MAin 6208. OSTEOPATH DR. OTTO H. GHBPB Osteopathic Physician. 527 Merchants Bank Bldg.

MAIn 0300. mvlngton DRESSMAKING Announcing New Fall Stylead MISS EDITH MAY HIAT1 DRESSMAKER 13 When Bldg. CHIROPRACTOR Apex Electric 1 The Ideal. electric cleaner, will last, a lifetime, Sold oh easys monthly payments. Phone Circle.

7103 for a demonstration In.thS. home. Apex Electric Cleaner Co. 8th Wool 1 Century. Bldg, CHIROPRACTOH PROGRESS fhefe was a time- when Chiropractic, a mere infant with nothing but a pair of lusty lungs, found difficulty In making Itself heard above Ihc BHICK' CREAM juEitments.

VELVET BRICK The ideal Ice. creyim to serve at social gatherings, and economical, too. ils AlitrBu Cream- Ejv NEWSPAPER! NEWSPAPER!.