Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1919 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1919.

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Th« ftUff tor Indiana of th« AnvrrDan Radio Relay Lea«ne tiaa been appointed and an effort ha* been utarted by these en to open radio htasses in a* many tth school* a* possible, mat ion* will be opened In many cltle* and toarna and

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the staff: Carl Ken[amHton, John «J. C. ■s , » , s?«a n 2

rho was in the army head of tha personnel

section of the staff. He will have charge j pany as a chief operator.* Mr. SUeoa of forming the organization* for rta- ] will hare charge of the traffic section ttons. Mr. Hamilton I* electrical en-! of the league. He was stationed on

glneer to the district eupecintendent of i the V. S. S. Otsego,

the league. He is chief of staff for the ! A large transmitting station is being He has organized the Hooker I erected in Morton Place. This will be j ,7“

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9TH MACHINE GUNNERS HELD BRIDGE FOR 24 HOURS.

of Macon, Ga. battalion.

of the $th machine gun

Hit by a Wagon Tongue. Guy H. Thompson, age thirty.

Wright street, was seriously injured i by Beasfre & Co., was driven by Agtbm at Merrill street and Capitol avenue, j Hanks and Bernauer, who investigated* shortly afternoon. The wagon, owned I Bent him to the city hospital

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Scout Radio Club, the largest radio club of the mate. This dub is a branch of

the Boy Scout work in Indiana. Mr. Torn has charge of The technical

section. Radio technique and design of new apparatus will be hts chief work. Mr. Hflgenberg was a chief operator at Great l*akes. IB. He has charge of the operating section of the league. He was for seven months on the V. 8.

8. Esse*, and also spent considerable i The station is open, to visitors on each time with the American Marconi Com- j Friday evening after 8 o’clock.

NEW YORK. August 18.—The 9th machine gun battalion, motorized, the first unit to reach the Marne in July. 1918, and which without artillery or infantry support. held the Chateau-Thierry j bridge for twenty-four hours until re- j inforcements arrived, was among the i troops which returned home todav on the transport Agamemnon, bringing i from Brest the first of the 3d division ‘ This division of regulars, whose losses ‘ were of the heaviest, originally was commanded by Major-General Joseph T. I Dickman. In training at the time of I tb« second Hattie of the Marne. It after- I ward participated In every major en- *

gagemeat of the American forces. “The Rock of the Marne.’

Divisional units besides the 9th machine gunners returning todav included part of the 38th infantry, -the Rock of j

the largest station of the league in the j V\?, **7**’ clte<1 J 5 ** both French and state. A corps of operators will be j J2m maiK * er *- and P &rT of the

kept at the station for the sole pur- 1 pose of sending messages. The station has been copying messages from ail large naval stations in the United States and from several in Europe. P G Z, the large German station at Nauen. is frequently heard, as is Y N at Lyons, France, and I D O. in Italy.

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HELD FOR BANK FAILURE Former Fenn*ylvafiia Insurance Com-

missioner la Arretted.

PHILADELPHIA, August 18.-Charles A. Ambler, former Insurance commis-

vanla, and prominent .. leader, was arrested with conspiring to loot

July 18 mowing more than 82,.000,000. The warrant was issued Saturday and it wae served when Ambler returned to the city from a week-end visit to his seashore home. Ambler was insurance commissioner for a few month* and during that time he deposited U02,Wi of the funds of a defunct life Insurance company and then borrowed from the bank on his personal account When Governor Sprout took office in January and learned of this transaction he removed

Ambler.

‘Tt is our contention,’’ said Assistant District Attorney Gorder today, “that Ambler used the bank as an instrument whereby he loaned state funds to him-

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Ambler, it is said owed the hank $156,800 when it closed. Since then he has paid back 19,000. He is a contractor. Two years ago he was speaker of the

closed house of representatives at Harrisburg.

100 AUTO TRUCK BODIES.

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by Major W. P. Wheeler.

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The Food Drink

THE SIGN OF A GOOD DRINK

Delicious, refreshing, healthful — an ideal beverage for both summer and winter. Used the year round at meals daily by some of Indiana's leading health authorities. Made principally from alfalfa, which is the richest of all plant life REED FOOD COMPANY, Indianapolis

in vitamines, nature’s greatest health agent, the element essential to growth in milk, meat and vegetables. Great for children. Bottled in,syrup form. 3 5-cent bottles make 20 glasses. Get from your grocer, druggists or confectioner. At all soda fountains 5 cents. Try it—just once.

State Highway Commission in Mar. ket for Gravel Bede. The state highway commission was to let a contract today for 100 automobile truck bodies. The bodies are to be steel, end-dump and hydraulic operated, and., to hold two, two and five-tenth, and three j yards of gravel or stone. All are for Nash r^uad trucks the commission obtained from the United States department of agriculture. As other trucks given the commission by the department arrive, the commission will advertise for bids for bodies for them. The commission advertised August 8 for the bids received up to today.

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The Scissors Test Take test strip % in. by 3 in. Streteh to 9 in. or three times its original length. Cut on the edge with scissors. The cut should not be more than % in. j across the sample. If the strip tears apart the rubber is inferior.

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AT EVERY STEP YOU’RE SURE TJ7TTH a nair of scifisors today, you prove that ▼ t Norwalk Tubes do not rip when cut or blown ouL With the Norwalk Tube itseifyou realize the significance of floating stock*. Greater safety because of greater strength. And then you wul ask for a Norwalk Casing— either a fabric non-skid or a cord. Both have black tread and snow white side walls. If your local dealer cannot supply you write to Indianapolis Saddlery Co., 231 Soath Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind. Schafer Saddlery Co., Doeatnr, Ind. Distributors

NORWALK TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY NORWALK, CONNECTICUT ■ * Float ins (took 1* the standard of rnhbtr quality. It ia rubber so pars that it loett. In a take it weena miicaftc. Y'oit ere Soiai to learn n lot more about Norwalk maHty. But don’t w ait. Start saving yoor mileage-money now. Get the stuff that’s ia the tuba. Ask us lor o sample oi Norwalk rubber.

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HAAG’S CUT-PRICE DRUGS NO MAIL ORDERS FILLED AT THESE PRICES. Everything Fresh, Genuine, of the Purest ind Best Quality. Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. Haag’s Pure, Fresh 5-Grain Aspirin Tablets 1 Oc Per Dozen 3 Dozen, 25c, or Bottle of 100 for 45c

in the stomach; for this reason, they give quick relief for Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Flu, Grippe, Gout and Lumbago. 10c Electric Wall Paper Cleaner, 5c $1.10 S. S. S. Blood Remedy; 67c $1.25 Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Comp., J9c Haag’s Pills are the Best Remedy for Indigestion, Sick Headache, Biliousness and Constipation, 25c. i Bedbugs, Fleas, Ants and Roaches Killed With Haag’s Insect Powder.

AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE

dosing Hours, Daily 5 p. m. Saturdays 6 p. m.

Remnants Remnants of embroidery and laces— HALF PRICE

INDIANA a F^.?Tc000Sco7—k

306-312 E. Washington St., Just East of Courthouse

Crochet Cotton 0. N. T. CROCHET COTTON white or ecru, 9c, _ OKp 3 for. a . . 4 . . .«« a No phone, C. O. D. or mail orders.

Have You Seen the New Fall Suit*? Advance arrivals now on display and marked $5.00 and $10 under later retail prices—$24.50, $27.50, $29.50 up to $49.00.

The store where a dollar buys a dollar’s worth, affording every man, woman and child a chance to cut expenditures for daily needs. Its constant

tomers back again and again until shopping at The Indiana becomes a habit

New FaH Dresses for Women and Misses In the season’s most favored materials—$7.48, $9.98, $12.50 up to $49.00.

Women’s and Misses’ WASH DRESSES $3.98M | $4.98

VALUES RUNNING AS HIGH AS $12.50. They must ull go now— the prettiest and daintiest wash dresses in our great summer assortments. All the novel style effect designs for vacations, outings and every day wear in the home. . Plain and figured voiles and ginghams; charming styles with deep round collars of organdy, extra wide hems, etc.— $3.98 «<<l $4.98 Any Needed Alterations Free of Charge

CLEARANCE SALE of Women’s and Misses’ Capes, Coats, Suits and Dolmans Radical reductions, all the season’s newest styles* made of serges, poplins, gaberdines, sHvertonea, velours, satins, etc., in navy, Cojpen, rose, Pekin, beaver, tan, black, gray, shepherd checks, mixtures, etc. For Traveling, Street Wear on Cooler Days and for Early Fall Wear

$10.00 values, now

$4.98

£ 5 w“":$7.48 $20.60 values, <PQ QQ now ipVoUO $25.00 val- G] O CA

ues, now.. $60.00 values, now..

zzz 1 ' $14.50 ues, now.. ty**ew $36.00 val-M 7 RA ues, now.. tpA I etlv $40.00 val- MQ KA ues,now.. tpEVsOV $46.00 val- flJOO KA ues,now.. ip*d*dsO\J $24.50

ALL ALTERATIONS FREE.

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TABLE DAMASK, 62 inches wide, fine mercerized . finish, assorted

beautiful floral and scroll designs. Regular 65c value, Tuesday

HONEYCOMB TOWELS, Jarge size, red border, fringed ends, splendid-

quality for home or ^

hotel use. Regular 15c T ■

value, Tues- 1

day * W TURKISH BATH TOWELS, full

bleached, extra large gM

size, hemmed ends, | ^ ready for use. Regular 1 aJK*

25c value, Tuesday **

Bargain Table

American prints, best quality in assorted light and dark patterns; perfect full pieces, no seconds; regular 22c value, Tuesday, spe-

cial—

125c

Toilet Soaps PALMOLIVE, JAP ROSE AND COLONIAL BATH m SOAP •*#*#•.*••**•*••***, „ 9 Wb/

BLEACHED OUTING FLANNEL, doouble fleeced, soft and fluffy; excellent quality for chil- < dren’a and infants' I ^Bj*» wear; 25c value; ■ V*

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CRETONNE, 34 inches wide, beautiful scroll and floral patterns, for cur-

tains, furniture coverings, draperies, etc..

value,

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regular 25c

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TABLE OILCLOTH, 47 inches wide, best quality (no sec- mg onds), in plain white, light and dark fancies, mm 3 Jw 50c value, Tuesday....

August Sale Underwear and Corsets Save 10% to 25%

$2.48 BLUEBIRD OR FLOWERED CREPE .. (P-i QK GOWNS, special &L.VO $3.48 BLUEBIRD ^REPE PAJAMAS, one or two-

CREPE

piece styles.

$1.95

..$2.48 $1.95

$1.48 BLUEBIRD

BLOOMERS,

special $2.48 BLUEBIRD BATISTE GOWNS, spe- APT cial ; ^EoUO $2.48 PINK OR WHITE CREPE

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$2.98 PINK CREPE PAJAMAS, one-piece style $2.48 ORCHID CREPE GOWNS, fancy stitching special

$1125 MUSLIN SLIPOVER GOWNS, with blue briar stitch- QQ/» $3.48 ORCHID QR PINK CREPE PAJAMAS, two- ^9 Qr piece style, embroidered, special tp&oOO $2.48 PINK CREPE CHEMISE, embroidered, QO

special

$1.48 ORCHID CREPE BLOOMERS, 9P

special $2.48 LUCKY STRIKE OR CHECKED GOWNS, special ”

ROYAL WORCESTER, R & G AND MILLER CORSETS, one lot broken sizes, mostly 19 and 20;.also few large sizes, slightly

mussed and soiled; also a few netting corsets—

$1.00 to $1.25 kinds. .59c $2.50 to $3.00 kinds. .98c $1.50 to $2.00 kinds.>79c $3.50 kinds $1.50 $1.98 BATISTE GOWNS, pink or white, hand em- <1J*| JQ $2.48 PINK BATISTE GOWNS, lace M QQ $2.98 PINK BATISTE GOWNS, lace and organdie $9 yf Q trimmed 98c PINK BATISTE BLOOMERS 79c

Good Hosiery Values CHILDREN’S EXTRA FINE GRADE COTTON STOCKINGS, in black, white or brown; 49c value, a pair OtJC WOMEN’S SILK AND FIBER STOCKINGS, in black, white, brown, gray QQre or navy, a pair I/OC NEW FASHIONED SILK LISLE STOCKINGS, black, white, brown, gray champagne; regular and out sizes, a COre pair Ok/C INFANTS’ WHITE COTTON STOCKINGS, fine ribbed, excellent value, "19X/» special value, a pair Aj*j21/ WOMEN’S FULL FASHIONED LISLE “WAYNE” STOCKINGS* in out sizes, a pair CHILDREN’S FINE RIBBED BLACK COTTON STOCKINGS, strictly first quality, a pair LACE HOSE, silk and fiber mixed, black, brown, navy, field mouse, pair

$1.95

Tuesday Specials for Men

MEN’S PURE THREAD SILK SOCKS, Interwoven brand; in black,

white, gray, green, navy, castor, cordovan and champagne.

Price on them will-be $1.00 September 1; a pair ODC MEN’S BUSTER BROWN SOCKS, reinforced heel, toe and sole;

black, white, navy, green, cordovan and gray (3 pain, $1.00), pair SEE OUR LINE OF COTTON SOCKS at 15c and MEN’S INTERWOVEN SOCKS, made of super lisle thread, in bjaek or colors, a pair MEN’S WHITE HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, special MEN’S RED AND BLUE HANDKERCHIEFS,. special

SPECIAL SALE OF MEN’S EXTRA QUALITY RIBBED UNION

SUITS—

$2.00 value .... *...... ■.*.. .»..»«.....».... .raw'.. * $1*99 $1.50 value ...v.A»«..«*..»w-w.*...$j[.99 $1.00 value »ow»..89c MEN’S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, our regular - 76c value IfJrC MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, extra good quality, $1.00 kind ! OvV

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