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THE IMIIANAPOITH ITOMIAV, TTITTSTIS, 1919.

i^hTi^ SHOT IN SHOULDER IN

pmm of ^ of a, yotin* fl# Di&C'* _ _ fi yf 1

iMBn they ran oat destroy a half-

Chariea Oaiiaa Wounded When He

hospital, boy. William C.

and Easts Bowmaa, 915 at., boy. M",' .

Matoia and rictorta Tareaa. 3M X. Black

to hare been made by Gecrge V. Coffin.

former superintendent of police. ‘^ssas! attack by highwaymen

U of thi* character was 'boUherlk. there-

by conveying the-Impression that trade unionism and Bolshevism are one and the same, and it Is a well known fact.

RMtoU Robber* Frank Albert. ' ^ „ bKct . th . t tb . Held Up. ! obstacle to the spread of Bolshevism In ; Gladstone *t.. bey.

Dallas. Uf Horth Hardins **** ^country is the trade union move-; ^Jeaae and Marie Green. 12» HoKIday »t..

^Geor*e o. and Maod Smith. a« Station *1.

Aianao Andre* and Marjorie Evelyn leaushnjiuer. 1.539 Daw«c-n boy. P- and Mary Bertha Cfcllder*. 3K

WUiiaa r. am) Roby Coyle. 9K Goodiet | ICoUta Haselwoed. SB years. HS W 81x-

et-, *tri. 1 teenth st.. uterine fibroid. CSri and CSarm Bomboest. Ml Parker, boy. S l-*r*fdt Can Hubbard. 15 days. John and Marie Ducan. 367 Mlley ava. «iri. Salle *t„ marasmus

t p. * Rd Minnie Overtree. Methodist.

N. La-.

Building Permits.

* patent to any one who cares to Inform ; bird sc. bey

i himself on the subject, that the createst j Charles Valentine and Katherine Bomb, «»| ■■

Charles

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Dillon Place. Id Maple street, said of the soft drink by Thomas DU544 South Capitol avenue, and JoirivSnc his address as the were arrested late Satur»n "blind tliter" charges when the police found a small quantity whisky in their possession. A few hours after the arrest. I> Hon to the captain's oiBee at police

warrant that had been Hied for search his former place. An argument fol*nd Captain Kay ordered him aroti charges of drunkenness, pro-

and disorderly cotiduct.

tank. 7*2 North Holmes axe-

arrested Sunday night on a

f operating a ’'Mind tiger" i alleged, she had sold a round to three men. who the police fig out of the place. A small f £ Unsaid" f ° UOd * l tb * Tho Rev. J. W. Clokey Dead tfiPMlsi to The Indisraapelis N*w»]

OXFORD, O., August It.—The Rev.

ffittfeev r> n>., age eighty.

lacher. died of y at his home attend church

IPP nany years a

ent of New Albany, where he was

•tor of a church.

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proat any

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M(N HELD AS

1 GAMES arrested oh the gambling

North

street, who has a soft drink place in j Weet Washington street, la at the [ Deaconess hospital recovering from j the effects of a bullet wound in the right shoulder aa a result of an attack by two armed highwaymen Saturday night In the redr of MS North Hording mmutL" : J; Dalian told Lieutenant Cos and squad that the two men approached him as he started in the alley and ordered him to throw up bis hands He drew bis revolver, be said, and as he did so one of the other men fired, the Mulct sinking him in the shoulder. The two highwaymen then ran down the alley, Dallas had a 96* Liberty bond and $42.46 in his pocket at the time the men attempted to bold him up. Frank Alberts. 1» East Pratt street, reported to Sergeant Anderson and i:te emergency squad, early Sunday, *hat be was held up by a tall u*»u,rel man at Pratt and Pennsylvania streets aa he was returning home and robbed of a gold watch and fl». The robber stepped out from behind a tree and pointed a revolver in his face, Alberts said. The police searched the streets and alleys in that vicinity, but were unable to find any trace of the robber. At#* MeKiasirk. 241 Detroit street, reported to detectives today that he was held up by a colored man at North and Pin* streets, late Sunday night, and robbed of $4.MV He said he would be aWe to Identify the man who robbed

him.

WAGE ACTION INDORSED.

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Electrical Workers Hold Meeting and Adopt Resolutions. Local union No. 784, of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, at a recent meeting adopted resolutions indorsing the action of the Indianapolis police force in trying to get an increase

DAILY VITAL STATISTICS.

Ciareecs Wagner,

is ce IS.

Marriage Licenses. fit and Rose V. Wal-

Ewing | indfanapste Bill Posting Co., board, A®» E.

New York, |S7.

Indianapoh* Bill Posting Co., board. Six-

teenth and Martlndale, 825Yuneker. garage. 374$ Ruckle.

'18424.

C. Eftoiri remodel, WIS Cruft. SSOO. A. E. BiHror, garage. 554 N. Oakland. 820u. Fred Adam*, repairs. 423 Irving place. $5SD George Shane, repairs. 1542 Lewis. 415*. John L. Benedict, dwelling. «K5 Park. 85.100-

Thomas Kirby. 34. and Rmh^^hUgasA S. B^lerleii plica, girt

Leads sea., gin

f<wwb Francis and Louise Josephine Lsp-

pert. 945 £. Morri* at.. bo>*. ~

Luther T. and Joaepbine L. Mclntire. 548

— ML and Effie Walker. I*. Janses Gssor. 2». and Mary Davts. 29. Claade L. Chandler. 27, and Caciia E. Con-

rod. SL

JeffHes WUUama. 22, aad Beatrice Morris.

X Rncdi. 29. and Ada E. Steven*.

Charles Shaffer, if. and Ruth L. Carter. 17. ■ ■ wwt*. 3L and Xatis W Reese, tl j gin.'

John A. and Grace S. Denson. C S. Brad-

\tZ-y gtTTC.. S>Q.y

John r. and Juiia E Mtanaugh. «S Proa-

pact a*., girl.

Louie and Mane Hack, SSI Sherman

drive, gtri.

A. C. and Marg BurreH. St. Vincent's hos-

pital. girl.

Georg* V. and Grace Cofitn. St_ Vincent's

Reuben Humphrey. 55. and Nancy Humph- j ofcn r rjr ' ^- - ! boapitad. girl.

end Margie Eakln. St. Vmceut a

John U Benedict, add It km. a* E. Twentyfourth. 11,500. Elisabeth C. Denny, garage. 70! Congress, 8185. M. D. Anderson, porch. 28M Kenwood, 810). T W. Helming, remodel. U28 S. East, 8250. ^T. W. Helming, remodel, H62 N. Alabams. William Dillon, garage. 422 S Rural, 870. Mike Meo. cellar. Ml S. East. 8500. , W- K. Kurts estate, repairs. 219 Hiawatha. Louts E. Korn, garage, 838 N. Dearborn, US. E W. Scott, dwelling. S8S5 Julian. |4.»». S 23 5868 Julian. $4,900. MW. Scott, dwelling, 8889 Julian. 13,800.

William Shirley, shed. 1832 Cruft. |8». J O. McCullough, agent, boiler house, 3215

E. Washington. 8100.

H. U Bowman, remodel, 98$ N. Temple.

8300.

Lester G. Roberts, cellar. 1225 Kealing, 8185. Mary E. Walton, wreck. 819 Broadway. $100. Minnie Gray, shed, 41* W. New York: 880. R. N, Mason, remodel. 614 Parkway, 862. BOARD OF WORK8 ROUTINE. Final assessment rolls approved. Local sewer. King eve., from Tenth street to first alley south of CrawfordsMUs road. Cement

'am

i«y

walks; Forty-etxth street avenue to Boulevard place.

from Ken wool

Death Return*.

William H. Roll. S3 years, 3041 X. ware at., chronic rafilmailMMia

Arthur fit. Clair, 33, and Oeltl* Funder-

bmk. 83.

A tons© E. Miller. 36, and Rheba M El-

lington. If.

riobsrt Austin, 21. and Luc tie Stack. I*. I

Virgil r. Burton. 24 and Vonale WO- ,L. Young i day. 537 W. Thlr-

omx. 18. i»etn st., atciactasis.

Leroy M. Cherry. If, and Locfie Bean. IT ! Joseph Ernest. 88 years. Uttie Sisters of

Isaae J. Bacor. Jr , 38. aad Elimbeth G. Poor, arterio sckrrocia.

''cZz.’t.jm***,.«. ^ <=***»••— Fan! R. Hupke 38. and Lena L Peacock, W’ilaon Hughe*. 2 months. *72 Vir-

w nupae. mao i*en« ^ *. ^ inanition.

r**;»- »•>“>• * •»< ■«*- r «bu. 3 u “ x

I /rti* Shaughnese>. « years. 1327 Wright

iSt., cerebral hemorrhage

A goes B. Haley. 53 years. Central insane

! hospital, entero colitis

f Ella Mosser. 37 years. frM N. Emerson »>•«..

carcinoma.

lock. 25.

Harold W. McDaniel. 21, and Esther

Starkey. *8.

George Hill. II. and Mattie Martin 18. Rnaael J. MeOarty. 36, and Frieda A.

Hord 21.

Joseph A. Henry. 44, and Clara J. HeyCoofl E. Lovelace. 28, end Ruby Johnson,

IS.

James C. Petry. 21. and Ruth Lynch. 19. Eugene W. McChrty, 82. and Muriel Sierp.

23.

Birth Return* Roy H. aad Bertha Gibbard, Deaconess hospital, boy. Stanley and Marie Dailey. 129 E. Market at., boy. Aaron and Helen Vinegar, m W. Sixteenth at,, girl. Calvin and Irene Harding. 1882 S. Keystone a**., boy.

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Take a Box AlongYen U enjoy Deichler’i Monogram even more when you we on your vacation than you do at home. Yoa'H have mar* titno to notice tt'g mellowness, it's rlchneaa, it's distinctive, delicious aroma Get a box today; you'll bo glad you did. LOUIS Q. DE8CHLER CO., Indianapolis. Avoid Imitations by using the full name—D E S C H L E R’S Monogram.

William O. Goode. J8 years. 644 Charlotte

at., acute gastritis

Patrick B. Gallagher. 83 years, *46 Central a vs., cerebral hemorrhage.

WOMEN’S NEW FALL LACE BOOTS (Just Received) Made of dark brown kid, with leather tops—

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Same style in black— $5.00

ABA’

American

Bankers

Association

You can obtain *A. B.A.* Cheques at any of the following banks in this district:

Cheques

Continental National Bank Fidelity Trust Company Fletcher American National Bank

Soe Oor W ladowra

PINK’S 126 East Washington St.

Anderson El wood Frankfort lYnnklln Greenfield

Anderson Banking Co.

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Anderson Trust Co.

Cittssns Bank

Cltisena State Bank SI wood State Bank Hlwood Trust Co. First National Bank American National Bank Clinton County Bank Farmers Bank of Frankfort First National Bank Citizens National Bank Farmers Trust Co. F.-anklln National Bank

Clttsens Bank

Greenfield Banking Co.

INDIANAPOLIS, LND.

Fletcher Savings and Trust Company

Indiana National Bank Merchanta National Bank

Lebanon

Martinsville Noblesviile Pendleton Plainfield Rnshville Sheridan i ipton

Waldron Whltestown York town

National City Bank People's Stats Bank Union Trust Company

Citlsens Loan and Trust Co.

First National Hank

Citizens Nstlonsl Bank

Citlsens State Bank

Pendleton Banking Co.

Citizens State Bank

People's National Bank Rush County National Bank First National Bank of Sheridan Clttsens National Bank Farmers Loan and Trust Co.

First Nations! Bank Bank of Waldron

Citlsens Bank

Yorktown Banking Co.

‘A. B. A. ” Cheques—The Best Funds for Tourists

with a n al four* of gamhob**. A ohang*

, Presenting the new modes in tailored suits

fall

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William m anti

anti Morri*

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An event which not only will allow you a peep into the new fashions to come, but presenting an opportunity for the selection of only the new which is promised a lasting vogue.

A splendid variety of smart tailored styles in serges, velours and velour checks. Ideal suits for travel and for early fall wear.

You may choose suits of duvet de laine with French seal collars, velours, silvertones, tricotine and fine serges. Various autumn shades.

Hickson and other elegant tailleur suits, developed in wonderful new weaves, elaborately fur-trimmed. Priced at $89.50, $98.50, $125 and up to $495.

WE THANK YOU! We thank you all—people of Indianapolis! The hearty response to our opening announcement brought crowds to our store! They came—they saw—and they bought on our Perfected Credit Plan! Come and see how easy it is to get beautiful Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry on the easiest terms imaginable! Again—we thank you for your kindness, and those who have not been here we invite to come at their very earliest convenience.

You Can Pay as

Little as

A WEEK

Beautiful Diamond Rings!

You Can Pay as Little as

A WEEK

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The prestige of our« August sale of FURS

To say that our Diamonds are exceptional is expressing it very, very mildly ! Sparkling, full of fire and radiating beauty—each and every one! Choice of solid gold mountings for ladies and gentlemen! And just think of it—a small payment down and you wear the Diamond home!

is attested by the number of discriminating women who have heeded the wanting of autumn’s higher prices and have selected their winter furs during this sale at a saving of from 20% to 35%.

Hudson seal coats (dyed muskrat) Plain or with large collars and cuffs of skunk, natural squirrel or beaver. Staple, sensible and stylish and particularly prized for their lasting qualities. 30-inch length, $282.50 to $495 36-inch length, $395.00 to $585 $525.00 to $850

SELIG’S

Why Not Carry a Good Watch

If you will put a few pennies aside each day you will be surprised how quickly you can be the absolute owner of a Diamond or Watch. Our prices are the very lowest—our values the best, and our credit terms will surprise you very much.

Are YOU prosperous? You could not invest your money in any better way than in a sparkling diamond ! Diamonds are constantly increasing in value! A few cents a day out of your pay will buy

a Diamond here!

A charge account here is Just the same as a charge account at any othfir ftratclass store, with this one exception: we allow you a long time to pay Instead of exacting payment in thirty days

The Best People . in Town Trade at Heart’s!

MEET HEART-

WEAR DIAMONDS

13 North Illinois Street Across the Street from Clay pool Hotel. OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 9:30.

Your Money Refunded if You Can Buy Cheaper for Cash!

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