Indiana daily times. [volume], November 19, 1920, Last Home Edition, Page 14, Image 14

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SHERIFF ACCUSED
IN MURDER TRIAL
Aided Defendant's Plea of In
sanity, State Charges. _
Special to The Times.
RUBHVILLE, lud., Nor. 19.—During ,
the trial of Fred Dunn, who is charged
*rith first degree murder for killing his
Irife, Cordell i Dunn, Sept.* 18, the State
Charged Sheriff E. M. Jones with aiding
the defendant in his plea of Insanity.
Jones testl led that Dunn had an epi
leptic attack In Jail Thursday Just be
fore he was brought Into the courtroom,
and no one was apprised of the fact
except the defendant’s attorneys.
The State openly accused the sheriff
of assisting the defendant to feign a
weird appearance, by allowing his face
to remain unshaven for several weeks
and In permitting him to wear old
clothes.
Dr. Richard Poole and Dr. Charles A.
Cook of Indianapolis, testified Thursday
on behalf of the defendant.
They were members of a commission
that Judged Dunn insane in 1907. Both
physicians testified concerning symptoms
of epilepsy and the probable effects that
the disease might have upon a person. 1
The case probably will go to the Jury
tomorrow.
Former Goshen Pupil
Held by Bolshevists
Special to The Times. .
GOSHEN, Ind., Nor. 19. —Clayton H.
Krats of Blooming Glen, Pa., a student
at Goshen College until he went to Russia
fcr the Mennonlte cbnrch relief commit
tee, has been captured by the Bo.shevlkl,
according to word received ly Prof. Jacob
C. Meyers.
Rejects Proposal
Special to The Times.
HARTFORD CITY Ind.. Nov. 19 —The
city of Hartford City has addressed a
letter to the Union Traction Company
rejecting the company’s offer to change
the paving material around its tracks
here from* brick to asphalt.
The ietter also charges the company
with attempting to evade the terms of Its
contract with the city. The offer, the city
contends, was net made in good faith.
Who Wants Cemetery?
Special to The Times.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind. Nov. 19.—A
eemetery on the George Willman farm,
near this city, known as the Willman
Cemetery. Is going begging for an owner
Willman Insists the city bought the
place twenty-five years ago and has re
quested the cemetery be cleaned up. No
record of the deal can be found, how
ever, atd the city has declined to have
anything to do with the cemetery.
SOCKS COST 58.000 RCBI.ES.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—A dispatch
from Rear Admiral Newton A. McOnlly,
the representative of the American Gov
ernment at Sebastopol, save that on Oct.
8 In the Crimea 73 cents was worth
■bout 58,000 rubles, which amount was
paid for one pair of cotton socks.
Come to Our Stores and Save Money on Every Purchase
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SHORTEN NG
FLAKE WHITE—
2-ib- bucket 404
4-lb. bucket 744
LUX
Package 114
Ivory Flakes 104
PINEAPPLE
LIBBY’S EXTRAS, BLICED
No 1 tin .. 184
No. 2 tin 31c
No. 3 tin *....384
BLACK PEPPER
Heekin's 10c size 8?
RED PITTED
CHERRIES
No. 1 tin 254
No. 2 tin 284
BLACKBERRIES
No. 2 Blue Ribbon, can 174
Tibby kraut
No. 3 can 154
Canned Cocoanut
Shredded, packed in natural
milk, per can 154
SUGAR
Best white granulated, 1b...104
CURRANTS
Recteaned, pkg 204
CRACKER JACK
POP CORN
Package 7%4
ANCHOVIES
Can 184
CHEESE
Full Cream, lb 294
potatoes”
Irish Cobblers, lb 34
TOMATOES
No. 2 Tomatoes, can 94
No. 1 Tomatoes, can 6544
DRY ONIONS
Pound 2544
RICE
Blue Rose, beat head, 1b.... 104
London Report Tells
of Japan-U. S. Pact
T.ONDON, Nov. 19.—The Daily Express
today printed the following cablegram
from Hugh Byas. Its Tokio correspond
ent:
“The main lines of the Japanese-Amer
ican agreement are nearing final settle
ment. Japan agrees absolutely to stop
Immigration to America. America grants
full citizenship to the Japanese already
there. Minor points, snch as land own-
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
No. 10 Pails Pure Lard . . . $1.98
9 Lbs. Net
Sauer Kraut, per Bb., 5c Our Special Goffee 19c*1"
Smoked Shoulders 23C
Kirtgan’s Nut P er LENOX SOAP
Oleomargarine lba 7 Bars for
Smoked Hams ® 35c lb.
BREAD 0, per I FLAKE WHITE
One Pound Loaf wrapped vw loaf Pure Vegetable | In
(Limit 5 Loaves) [Compound . . . IvW IL9 B
Pet and Wilson’s Silk .... I2g
Tall Cans 4 Cans Limit
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
245 E. Washington St.
NAVY BEANS
Pound 64
BUTTER ,
Best Creamery, lb 624
CORN
Home Treasure, can....... .94
j7ffY^j^llT
Package 12V44
LOBSTER
can 804
Zr\b. can .........554
!
Gorton’s Codfish
Balls
Can 204
CAKE FLOUR
Swan's Down, pkg.. 414
soups”
Campbell's, all kinds, can.. 124
Chili Con Carne
1 lb. Walker’s, can... 124
1 lb. Libby’s, can 154
Italian Macaroni
Gravy
Can 184
Salad Dressing
Van Camp’s, large ..374
Durkee’a, small 154
Large 324
Ludwig’s, small A74
Largo 364
"LIBBY’S CHILI
SAUCE
Per bottle 304
Minute Tapioca
Package 134
"toothpicks
Package ..8544
TUNA FSSH
can, Blue Fin. 214
SOAP
Crystal White soap 64
P. and G. White Naptha,
bar 74
POPPING CORN
Package 74
er.hip and dual Japanese nationality will
be adjusted upon the gnera! principles
of the settlement.
pect that the dangerous queotiouo have
been disposed of.”
Board to Get Opinion
on Amusement Park
J. Clyde Hoffman, attorney for the
board of park commissioners, will pre
sent to the board next woek a lecal
opinion as to whether the board may
PRUNES
New Crop, lb 154
Evaporated Apples
Pound 154
KELLOGG CORN
FLAKES
Package 114
KINGAN BACON
SQUARES
Pound 244
Shopping Bags
Each 54
Sweet Potatoes
Pound 44
COFFEE
Mrs. Rorer’s, lb 444
! Maxwell House, lb 414
Arbuckle Yubsn, lb 454
Arbuckle Arlosa, lb 304
Breakfast Blend, lb 284
LIB B Y’SAPPLE
BUTTER
No. 1 tin, can 224
Gold Medal Flour
and Pillsbury
5-lb. bag 344
10-lb. bag 664
24-lb. bag f1.39
Excello Cake
Flour
Vanilla and lemon, pkg.... 294
Devil’s Food, pkg........... 334
B. & M. Fish Flakes
Small tin 134
Large tin .204
RAISINS
Sunmaid, seeded and seedless,
15-oz. pkg 304
Mcllhenny
Tobasco Sauce
Bottle 334
CANNED PEAS
No. 2 Sussex 134
No. 2 Lakeside 174
Pompeian Olive
Oil
Small 364
Medium 684
Quart sl-30
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1920.
exercise Its right to prohibit objection
able buildings or business within 600
feet of park property In the present con
troversy over the establishment of an
amusement park at Twenty-NlntH street
and Schurmann svenue. Residents are
objecting to the amusement place on
the ground that St will depreciate their
property.
The park b°* r <* owns a small plot
of ground within 500 feet of the pro
posed amusement park, but this plot Is
the site of an oil loading station and the
board does not know If It can exercise
its Jurisdiction since the plot is not
used for strictly park purposes.
Pancake Flour
Aunt Jemima, pkg 104
Buckwheat, pkg 174
COCOA
WALTER BAKER'S—
-1 lb 604
Za lb. ....*............,314
1-6 lb 124
HERSHEY—
1-lb. can ..>...........,844
Zz-tb. can 184
1-6-lb. can . * 84
Baking Powder
DR. PRICE'S—
-4 ozs. 84
6 ozs 124
12 ozs. 214
CALUMET—
1-lb. can 204
4-o z. can 94
ROYAL—
-12-oz. oar • 474
6-oz. can 254
RUMFORD—
1-lb. can 274
54-lb. can 174
Quaker Yellow
MEAL
Per carton 154
meal”
Finest whlta, bolted, 3-lb.
package ..., 104
BRAN
Plllebury, pkg 154
Brangoa, pkg 174
Kellogg'e Krumbled, pkg... 194
Kellogg’s Cooked, pkg 224
SALMON
Brail Brand, can 184
"HOMINY GRITS
National, pkg 134
Quaker, pkg 154
French Bird Seed
Package 144
Libby Mirtoe Meat
Brandy style In 27-oz. Jars,
each
Condensed, In pkgs 164
PiMENTOES
No. 1 tin can 184
Soft and Hard
SUGAR
Brown, pound 144
Powdered, pound 154
Cut Loaf Domino, lb 154
POTATOES—Extra nice, round, smooth, A
Michigan stock, peck
2y2-Bushel bag $4.10
PILLSBURY’S 4X FLOUR,
24-pound sack
APPLES—Wealthy, Maiden Blush, good cookers
and splendid eaters. 5 lbs, 25<*;
bushel basket JL •
Louisiana Head Rios, ftff| Kidney Beans, new a
2 pounds ailuL) crop, pound .7 .
Lima Beans, fancy <4 Navy Beans, new crop, -4
stock, pound JLMichigan, 3 lbs .JLdPfL
MILK—Van Camp’s Monarch and Pet, 4
tall cana JLsd 2C
Creamery Butter, Hoosier Gold,
pound
Seal Brand, extra fine 1 _ Coarse Balt, • Q ,
table salt, 2 , /i-Ib. sack... a2L 10 pounds
Pilgrim’s Rio
Coffee,
lb., 18*,
3 lb. 52c
Sour’s Royal Gar
den Tea, (4-lb.,
23c
Old Crop Santos,
Monarch, strictly high grads, QQa
F. F. F. Coffee, 3-lb. can, $1.38; /fiQ#*
pound
Old Reliable 42* | Arbuckls Arose ...33*
, , . _ „ , _ . Hershey'a Cocoa,
Llpton Coffee 50* ~ )b 7
Fine Bulk Cocoa, pound 25*?
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured, nicely streaked, QFJF
3 pounds, $1.05; pound Ul V
Boiled Ham, lean and Dried Beef, sweet Bacon Squares, sugar
sweet, cured cured ftff
pound /MV y t lb tlvv jowls, lb ...m3?**
Peanut Butter, fresh made, 4
Heins Dill Pickles, Jumbos, £?
each OL
Cream Cheese, mild and smooth O 4 a
pound OIL
Domestic Bwlsa Brick Cheese Llmburger, I Cream Cheese,
Cheese. rich and creamy, pound block, | sharp, pound,
pound, 49* pound, 37* 39* • 34*
Sunkist Lemons, large, dozen • 19*?
Florid. Or.p. Fruit. 1.r,. <hln c „„ b „. rt „, . „
. . lOC lb lbC
Black Walnuts, Off 4% I Hickory Nuta, shell ftff-.
5 lbs .Lo£\ barks, 2 lbs
English Walnuts, thin shells, 1b...- 39*?
Shredded Cocoanut, bulk; lb • 25*?
Crieco, lb. can 24 1
Tomstoeg, * Aal Corn, Indiana -J A a
No. 2 cans A\fV | pack iUC
Pine Apple, in syrup, Cut slices, \~
No. 2 Cans jo SC
Yellow Free Peaches, heavy syrup,
No. 2V2 Cans , £ aj]3
California Apricots, in syrup, L. nn
large cans ? lM
Taggart 's Cocoanut Marshmallows,
pound Jl S C
Taggart’s York Butter 4 n i Liberty Ginger Snaps, -4 _
Crackers, lb A 3 j pound x/v
Graham Wafers, lb 22<
Old-Fashioned Peanut Candy, lb -29*?
Chocolate Coated Pea- j Chocolate Creams, CQ _
nuts, (4 lb mXfL, | assorted center#, lb vet
Monarch Mince Meat, ft ff { None Such Mines Meat, 4 ~
bulk, lb package J
Helnr’a Plum or Fig Pumpkin, heavy pack 4 A A
Pudding, 28** and can " "C
Pure Old-Fashioned Bucket f flr3h|irn Flo -
Sr.,ck 27c! 24c
KIRK’S FLAKE WHITE P
5 Bars - 31*? I 100-Bar Box. .?G.OO
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Store Demonstration National Biscuit Co.’s Package Goods.
Wanser’s NEodsrn Market
215 North Illinois St.
GRANULATED SUGAR— 1
(Any amount), per pound XU2I
Wanter’n
1 Vwlr>s
t 'JOAN.IU.Mt.
Round Steak, a pound, 25c
Piigr ehiiii
wi i Ssa i t# w tiw wS # w *W dec. e to ii
TUT A TlM** WANT AT>—THEY BRING KFI'T/T—o*T THE HABIT! '
Rib and Loin Pork Qe-
Chop*, per lb vDi.
Fresh Spare Riba, ft"? _
par lb JdtQ
I’lg and Beef Hearts, 4AI.
per 1b..... l&ai
Fresh Pork Sausajre ™ _
(no cereal) per lb iJI
Lolling Beef. 15 r
Pure Lord (kettlo
rendered), por 1b....,,, m ■>''
Ifoosler Gold Creamefy Butter, 60 c
Cream of Nut Oleo, OO r
per lb dot
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Pay Nothing
Down On the
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Just Buy a
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The instrument will be
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as you prefer.
We reserve the right to
withdraw this offer at any
time.
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122 N. Pennsylvania St. Opposite Keith's
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Attention Freight Shippers
Special /.nnoimcement
Terre Haute, Indianapolis £ Eastern Traction Company
Through freight service resumed between Indianapolis and aB
Ohio points reached via Electric Railways via Richmond, Ind., and
Dayton, Ohio.
Solid cars for Dayton, Ohio, leave Indianapolis dally at 0:30 a. m,
assuring early morning delivery following day.
Direct transfer at Dayton for Springfield, Columbus,
Lima, Toledo, Cincinnati, 0., and intermediate points.
Carload shipments accepted for all above points.
Cars furnished on short notice.
THE QUICKEST AND BEST WAY TO ROUTE YOUR FREIGHT
SHIPMENTS.
Address Traffic Department, Room 208, Terminal Building, Indi
anapolis, for fu“ther information. Phone Main 2787.
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With Red Peppers
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“Red Pep par Hub” Is the cold remedy
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the tightness and drive the congestion
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