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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 1, 1921 · page 2

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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind» April 1——
that hundred and eighty new laws re-
united. from the introduction. at: eight.
hundred and thlrty‘two bills—465 in
the House and 36"? in _the Senate—4n
the 1.921. oesnlon of the Indiana. Lost»
fiture. The session. the "2.1“! was
marked by effective opposition to ex-
tmme regulatory measuiea and It pro-
eoslnn of blue laws was left

all; in the Horse.

' Wrou- McCray counselled judi—
. . . hornflhy' of “all proposed legio-
how no; enactment of few Iav'és in
emge. and, III the close "of the
on he expressé‘u himself as well

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' ice. T 9 Governor vetoed six
and, ,g‘et‘used~ to - receive. 1 5
mime filial rushl
‘ ent of the crime wave occu-
‘much time In the opening days
of the two months session.. A new
,criiney defined its “automobile bandit-
:91: was bow-red» htv a statute which
Midas penalty of three to five
years for first offense. and ten to
“entity; II. second Use of on auto-
Within Wm or more person\ to ac-
. Ia crlme or to (:3er from
“a of a r'imo. constitutes auto-
Indiana

 

, robbery with
7 L ’ filmed in another
,7 » the first ofiellso. hen Io
Moxie {is pfirsrribed and. fol
racond. life implisonmenl. A ole-
' mined effort was made to prescribe.
imprisonment for first oll‘onso of
W35 robbo'rv or hulglary. but it?
tolled.
Indiana followed the lead of II num-
{ber of other States In adopting option‘
»al commission m commission mana-‘
W‘forms', of g0\(‘illlllt‘l’lt foI cities
53w was patterned attox statutes
other States and contained no orig—
final ideas. _ .
'7 One of the hotly roulestodsslrug—
3 01731110 session centered about a
ngr picture censmshlp measure
were lulled in the Senate one
Eijding for (‘I‘IIsoIshin and registra-
t “on of films by the State Board 01‘ Ed—
; map. and another. providing for
hpyéintment of a boarll'ol’ censorship
measure similar to the latter was

:1,

Ed in the Senate. An amondalory bill
was the States “blue." laws now“)—
$1319 and to leave no loophole for Sun~~
7‘ “movies or baseball was newi
flaw flown on third reading. '
. Keasures sponsored lw wonwa 5 or—
tions did not {are “ell. although
1‘3? “Fe first time in liislom a woman
has. Julia. Nelson of Delaware. noun»
1y._aat as a member of the Indiana
W'_ot‘ RefsroSent.alivos. A
paign was made for a nine—hour
vefor women In industry.
ill was killed in the House

NM pronounced.
bill. opposed by lnhm was beaten.
warm Inti- 1‘ it letting hill.

1

W for? more than ten yams. l

i- ers of the direct rI’ma v

m won 3 Hanan When 1:30 155;}

first. m Ms relinquished after :1
Mvote. in the Senate

‘ The State Public SI 1mm: (‘ ommis j

m was made the target I‘m a \Igwnh ?

; 7151!! Mack in the Lovc'er House. but :1

enacted was the indigent
. m It pmudes penalt) or fine

ument not to
months for failure at c
port their pott‘rl} stn‘r
the; meat they are able
”[th of rural feuds “as
W in the James law w
MM criminal nroseeulion of own-
on. of, tut-kegs chickens ducks and

which trespass on the land of

, a

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(wooed six
hildn‘n to sup-

 
 

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halter”: III-murmur. nrnwzn.

M
' Wilma. March
hm.- destroyed the
MN Baker, .712.
mm Mills.
» »- . at $15,000.

:‘l'!--»—l<‘ire yes-
home here of
an officer of the
The total 1035 Was

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

_%6$8—Semnala
SE34—Beau Soir
Wigs Giacomla
733-555—4311 Morning Land

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3o’TGS—Saily~an Trot
“ Lad} Billy—J70}: Trot

 

 
 

- Love Bird—Fox Trot
18730—113 Mammy

J Mammy Dear
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3“ re 0.“ .

4- «showed that
mm)!!! file Ixouer House. hut kill— 2

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nfinu'ewgromiizlm;m; ,
“ u

of 9 Highland arenue. a passende'r on

the our. Homestlflod to the speed of

Lthgoar and the fact that the reverse

was applied. He said that as soon as
the car stopped. Helbler called to
Thomas F. Miller. the conductor. "A
man on a bicycle just ran into me."

Charles \V. Gazer. of Rowayton:
another passenger. testified as to
about the same. condition of affairs.

Detective Sergeant. Thomas Hunt
testified as to measurements taken at
the“ scene of the aoeid'olxt the night “it
occurred. . .
‘ Miss Margaret Schroeder. 0f 81
Woodward avenue. who was walking
tfi'wofila “South Main street, testified
she had noticed Czako. or at least a
man on a wheel ,rldlng' fQVvards the
trolley car. He was- about 18 inches
or two feet from the trolley rail. and
was but a. few feet from the car. The
car intervened then and she. knew
nothing of the accident.

Allen Shefl'lor. of 118 South. Main
street, had practically the same thing
to say as Miss Schroeder. except that
he wont to aid ( zako. He said that
the light “as good. Czako Iode \Iith
his head down.

\ledloal Examiner Samuel 11.1mm—
ington testified that tho cause of

heath was due ‘to II very severe froc—

ture of the skull in the occipital re-
gion. it. going clear around. It might
have been caused by {l sudden pres:-
lhe. forehead blasting the.
skull lwhiml. or it might have berm
when 'tlIe doevn‘sed‘s

pavement. JCzIIko was lying on his :‘
left side. near the. curl), aboutlhalt’
way down theulongth of the trolley

when found... ..

Edward A. Rees. of Rowaytou. tin-
other passenger on the
to (he rum-ling of the ear. Imd'o
Holbler. calltng. out to Millet that 9.
man had run into him. .

Miller the conductor. who. lives at
10 Maple street instilled as to the rr~
vorslng‘ of the cur: the speed of the.
car. about 10 miles an hour; the ring-
ing of the bell’by ll’rihlér. and also
said that Heihler asked him. follow-
ing the aooident if he had smelled
Czakofs breath. He said that l‘lelllwr
told. him that a puswng'er had advised
hi mlo smell Czako's lut’alh. I.\ it
he had been drinking.
Miller sald he didn‘t know the pas»
smIgrr‘szIIanw.

Howler when he took the stand was
advised. that as he was under arrest
on It technical rharge of
tor. that he need not testify to
thing that might incriminate him.

He said he. noticed (‘znko
“two or three Car lvnmhs"
him: half-way helwm-II

film mills. and that wlwn the or ah“
feet from him. lw lllrnrd his lIiI‘rvle
'IInd hm into him. striking the car

1’3be Pfilivies in the Assemllh new 1‘ 421““ “*I‘m“! [0 b“
A State t onslahulan- "‘19 “Nd
as ’ the L1 llll‘r ot the
0“ the :Iween the mils and tho tilt‘l‘k he paid
other hand full train (‘lt‘W laws were}
' upended mlnnuatmg II. Slrxlg‘glp \‘lllt‘il .

l

I

‘1 =. tow abolish the omnmission was
beaten on second reading
ps the most unusual law .

harem megs. ‘

ken parents in 1

I

to do so '1’
of Pape‘s

9374-Just a Little. House of Love

Maiden Fair.

WTh-e Merchant. of Venice.
E. H Sotllem and Julia Marlowe

ISM—Home Again Blues—Fox Trot.
' Crazr Blues—Fox Trot

18535~Brighl Eves—~Fox Trot

Undememll Hawaiian Skies
45‘241—-Hush~a~Bye Baby Mine

wmemmymmnmaemunwooa
i-WforYou. ShopmandfieorTlIun.

but the itlirr clh lllldt‘l the rim! grub handle on

loll He sold that
looking: down at
lnuamm h as (‘zuko was in

«m ring? wax he

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OUT 0' ORDER
STOMACHS

indigestion, Aéidity, Soumess
and Gases ended with
"Pope's DIapepsin"

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'l‘he moment you eat a

indigestion pain. the
burn amt belching of gnaw. due to
avidity. \ilnlSll—‘tl‘llly wonderful‘ .
Millions of people know that it is
needless to be. bothered with lndigrs»
tion. dyspepsia or a disorder stomncla.

, . , . . , ll , .
ultrlighted. Hé rent the hell the the ahead.

head'sll'uck the _'

cor. testified as ‘

manslaugh- ,
IuIy- _

IIlImII T
alumni of?
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tablet or two
lliapepsln all the lumps oi"
scanners heart- .

Mannheim”. Theron Co
was "coasting" up the gentle. ‘gI-nd but it
31¢.th the the m mm 58:“ «use. ,7
ward gvéoue lfito I86I:th Main street. that Kl

He still that he smelled
breath and noticed that the man had ‘Iixanslhuxhthrl
WW something. out that he mm mm mm

 
 

 

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Cash‘s undon- bond: this“: ire a “in the

 

MME. J EANNETTE

_ South Norwalk’s Leading,” .
CORSETIERE .AN D GLOVER.

WEEK-END SALE
HOSIERY

 

 

 

Jr5:3. 50 Pure Thread
Sllk Htlhll‘r} . .

. _ $3. 00 Pure Thread
$14? Silk Easier} . .

5195‘ $2.00 Pure Thread
$3.95 . Silk litmiery...

$4.95 :79c Sill: Lisle

Hosiery

$1.35
$L%

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$2 49
$1.95
$1.45
59c

 

 

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. Underwear

Kavser' s Silk \ mats. Tailozw‘.

 

.. $1.95

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1* $1.m.......»;». 19c m1..... ......

 

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‘oaoli

BANDEAUX

$400 $2.58_
$2.00 $1.35 =
79c 59c

 

Pink
each ..... . . . . .

 

 

 
 

A few tablets of l‘axve's Diape‘pslu ' ‘ ' ' l’ll‘ ‘Vhlk‘
neutralize acidity and give relief a; h each .... ______
mmewno waiting: 'Buy a box (1 _ . V. «. 4;
Pope‘s Diapepsin ' now! Don‘t slay Gk“? fi‘lk ‘ fists

dyspeptlo'. Try to regulate
stomach so you can eat" favorite f

without causing distress The cost is a.

so little. The hematite so great.

Sophia Brasiau
Canxso
Dolmen.
Gigli "

Mme, Homer and Daughter

McCormack and ,Kreisler

Joseph C. Smith Orchestra
Jos C. Smith Orchestra
DixielandJm Band
Dixieland Jan‘fiand
Whiteman Orchestra‘ ‘
Whitman Maestro
Peerless Quail-tot
CahnphdLBnrr

Elsie Bum:

Elsie Baker ‘

your 1' '

 
 
 

$3.00 Lem: Silk " I . ' . ,. i
Glotes $1.95: ‘ "C . er’s ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

liavsor 5 SI“: Bitmmors. Pink

$495

1 Phoenix Silk Vests, White or

$2.95

Phoenix Silk Bloomers, Biol; ..

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34‘ $2.00 2-bIIItoII\ S . .. 5:41.?“ .. “.7. ‘ -- k, . .7; if;
“ 1“: Silk (IlOVPS . . . 1.453W weigfit j-isnitv W
7‘“ 50 93mm“ $1 m ‘= m on _‘ 3:.
Silk Grieves .. . Spain, tried f}.
7 7' 9‘ 3.3-» X ‘

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of to? v» 1th the natural markings.
Such 11m cities as:
top or baék strap, with 14 Kt.

gold mounted

o

Bill Folder,

Ostrich Leather

it is genuine. A. soft shade

(213896
$17. 90 and 521%
core, \ .
Case. " ' ‘ $10.25
‘ $10.25

Combination. Bill

andGardGase,

$5.95

1.19mi:- Shit“?! main floor.

$15 '15.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

VTheEIrmmreGanenesaremreceIptofm
Ream sets of Walnut m Polychrome fuusfi,
The groups including Refectory Tables, smug
1 Tables, Benches and Chairs In Italian atqu .

M’I‘MI

Cups and’Saooers

American China, plain white
ligfit 1n weight. The cops wide. at

top,

‘7‘-

-n.

l

6 for $240

American Pol-comm, all white, g
serviceable ware

0r

6 for $1.80 .

Blue and White Clips and $3.3

in Japan Ware. The familiar dra
“flatten; nice for brmkfnsl‘ use,

' ,6 for $9.00

11.1mm '

 

 

Spring Mi-llinery

Three Srecial Groups. $5.50, $7.50, 39.50

Friday and Saturday

At $5. 50 Minus. Hemp, Liserie and Horse Hair
“(I novelties, wreathed with ostrich bands feather

‘ and ribbon ornaments.

In blank. black and white, henna, tangerine, blue,
Rode green and gray.
At $7. 50 Tailomd modem roll and straight brim

cellars. hand madehats

genuine Milans. All colors and. black.
At. 39.50 Finely Tailored Sailors, ribbon and

{mile silk models tnmmed with fruit. and flowe rs.

hatsof silk or silk and straw. with

A

large gathering inrludjng styles for matmns, vmmg
women and children.

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Show“! floor

 

 

Lafces

Vania Locus in points or srallop—

ed deaIgnS. very

pro! ty indeed 'l‘hese

forfieollaxs on eloth or silk dresses.

. um #351 french Valen-
chimes fortrmming lingerie.

km

mama mun Bands

in a new deep shade

91:42:11. ese for fmnts and collars.
nun floor.
Toilet Goods ‘

8 Face. Powders, 8814.5. :1 box.
{023m Soap, fine for bleaching “133
skin. 50 out. a coke
1w Sotsoontumng burner ands 1:20

W in either powder or corn. wris—

W

sandalwood.
25,50 qua 79. «is. a box

[halo WSQL

The

alle$to$15tlasot
' fistula“.

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In Books

Foams Hurst. »
first novel by this author.

mmmbnm

Thishookisub

E. S Chub/«314332.56:

who has lived and voyager! through the

South. Seas. A story of the Southern"

Pacific” Islands. ~ $100
- Iain floor.

 

over blending of finll- '
tics and society, and also a love 33% ,

”s “as" by kiwi-s B. Freeman,’

Stone Jars

Just. the season In III) linen I :4; ‘.

At present El good <1 1w} .2 «at

,3 IS in 411'

high and 10W. in H nillnluz «It ‘l}l‘\

1,15 (1401011. 30 eh.
i Gallon. n0 «is.
‘3 Gallon. $1 ml
' Gallon. SLR“
4 influx). $12.00
5 Gallon. $2.30
6 Gallon .“tml
8 Gallon. :2"; I‘m
One mar figllni about three Ila-run
eggs to the gallon. .
mp»: we -

Curtain Stretchcrs
In mhustable sliding pit s} Ye.

large sizr.

Woorl.

Made of “ell see» lLd.

Comes plain or with PElSPl lim‘k.

Plain style, $4; 5‘3
mull back. $5 .00

Rail-light (mums. fur fix n..- t
in the latest slylm
Hair Curlers and “aw z<

Ilnsuzkufi.

.’ In Notions

Filled W Linings. "ml. 9 ‘l

> read to use. > 50 75 oh. In H t
irred Elastic For ltUlllrI‘lI‘~. Inn}
white light blue and law [It'll r .

.15 and Ill rl~ .l _\I‘:.-

Colorille for straw Luis. :..2 r ctr.
influding blade ‘ 23 ('l\. -I hum".

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