Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1919 — Page 28

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1919.

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WASHTNOTOK. Angomt 27.—Tb* fed era! board for vocational education, through It* director. Dr. Charles A. Prosser, ha* addressed a letter to member* of the congress denying «tatements recently made by the association of m

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Dr. Tarfttncer will engage In the practice of medicine in Logansport. fie ha* superintendent of the hospital for about ten year*. He was assistant «u-

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fceiore oeing mace Dr. Terfilnger was in 1917. 1919 and 1919 service of the army.

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THREE MEN SENTENCED.

lawful in tw*

Found Quiity on Liquor Charge—Say

They Liv# In Indianapolfa. (Speoial to The ladiutapoli* News]

COLUMBUS, lad., August *7.—Three

^ho were arrested her* Sunday,

were found guilty on charges of un-

possession of Intoxicating liquor Columbus city court yesterday.

All gave Indianapolis as their home. Sherman Brant, of IMS Roach street and S. N. Green, 22*7 Northwestern avenue, were fined *60 and costs by Frank S. Jones, mayor of Columbus, and sen-

te ninety daya* imprisonment at tidiana state farm. Thomas Nurse, lied wick street was lined *90 and and sentenced to sixty days, men were arrested when they a train from Louisville Sunday, they had passed through here and sutpntobfle in a local livery

city court

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entered a plea of not guiltyl Whallon, formerly judge of

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and Green testified they had no whisky from Louisville and see it until after the arrest, that aome other men had the To hundred pints of the ere found in their possession they were arrested. SETS FOURTH PUCE. '

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Captain M. D. Snyder Makes Good

Seore In Rlfla Match.

■tl. Snyder, of the Albion took fourth place with a in the off-hand match at Rifle Association matches thi* month at Caldwell. N. to information received at tant-general’a office. Cap-

was eighteenth in the

eton cup match also. Hi* score

the off-hand match at the match©* are: diana civilian team, } Major J, W. Hurt, infantry, thirty-fifth.

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BEFORE VIRGINIA S0L0NS.

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Da VMera Addreaaea Virginia Legislature and People. » RICHMOND, Va.. August 27.—Eamonn president of the Irish repleaded 1 his cause yesterday the oldest representative lawbody li\ the new world, the VlrLte assembly. It was the seci by the Irish leader before legislature. He had previously the Massachusetts general Last night De Valera &da mass meeting of about 3,000 ‘ He was Introduced by torelsnd Davis as a speak to the people dear to hi* heart** DIE IH AH AIR CRASH. Lleuten«ni and Pupil Killed in Fall at

Gellevllla, III.

BELLEVILLE. HI.. August S7. — Second Lieutenant Floyd Meisenhelmer of Detroit, and Chauffeur Harold Ice, of St. Marys, O., were killed at Scott field, near here, yesterday, when their airplanu fell from an altitude of 200 feet, and caught fire, after crashing

to the ground. .

The plane was piloted by Lieutenant nheimer, who was Instructing Both men wwre dead when asice arrived. Their bodies were

charred and machine demolished. Witnesses said that the plane made a.

wide curve Just before it fell.

DENIES STATEMENTS OF DISABLED SOLDER BODY

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION DIRECTOR REPLIES TO COMPLAINTS.

POINTS TO LIBERAL P0UCY

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association’s declara-

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Uon that hundreds of men have I compelled to depend on the charity of friend* for month* after applying for vocational training because of the board's delay in arranging for payment of compensation. Dr. Prosser declared that the board had not the authority to make such payments or place the men in training until compensation foe disability had been awarded by the bu-

reau of war risk insurance.

Says There Was No Deduction. Benytag other accusations made by the association, the director said that no deductions have been made from the braining pay of disabled men because of money earned ln<*den tally to their training work; that the board has done everything to assist the total of slxtyon* mm who have applied through the Joard for civil service position* to obtain such positions, twenty-seven of these men having been approved for service by the civil service commission, •Mven rejected because their disability totally incapacitated them for the work. With the remaining cases yet undetermined, and that forty-two men of the total of 119 who have completed training had been placed in remunerative positions. Of the remainder who have completed training. Dr. Prosser said that thirty-five would enter on additional training in the fall, twelve were pending placement and twelve have not

been reported on.

Dedans It Untrue.

The association's statement with reepect to placements Is thus "obviously untrue,” the director esJd. The United States and Canada are "far ahead" of other countrtee in the administration of the rehabilitation problem. Director Prosser declared in reply to the statement that the board had not been "guided in its work by the sound scientific principles evolved by othef countries.*’ The only difference between this country and Canada, he said, was that the United Bute* is "much more liberal in awarding subsistence and training to disabled men.” “To the objection of the association against the board's policy of giving precedence to cases of seriously disabled men; Dft Proseer replied that the board "reaffirms the Justice and wisdom of this policy.” i s SHAH TO SEE AMERICA. Persian Ruler Plans Visit After Trip

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CONSTANTINOPLE, August 27 (by fhe Associated Press).—The shah of Persia will go to the United States after he has visited Paris, according to a statement made today by the Persian foreign minister, who is attached to the suite of the shah who is now In Con-

stantinople.

beauty is only Georgette waist deep. Mr. an' Mrs. Artt* Small ara invited out f dinner Otis evenin', but they don’t drink. '■■ "i;

Little Stories of Daily Life

How It Worked. *T can’t make ’em shine like I used to, cause it takes a drink of whisky to do that,” said the old colored window washer in a downtown office building, f With that remark the dizzy Wood stenographer woke up and sang out, "What on earth has whisky got to do with window cleaning?” Sam had his answer ready and told her: "Mias, you see I would drink the whisky and then I blows my breath on the window. Lady! Lady! How It does make them windows shine.” Element of Fear. Sis was lust two years older than Don, who was four, sad therefore she thought ah* had the right to be a mother to him as well ms a sister. As they were coming down thp street, Don stopped to give a lamp poet the once ever. An automobile had hit it and broken it off even with the ground. Sis tried and tried to get him to "come on,” but it was no use, for this time he was going to have his own way. At last, pleading wfth him like a mother, she said, "Don! Do come on before they blame you.”

A Soft Spot They call it "bard cash.” But this statement con— It’s a nice easy thing To fall back upon. —Boston Transcript.

Bobber Stamps—Frank J. Tripen. 711 Russell Ave, Phone Prospect 9*00. y y O ’ I Tin. copper and sheet iron Work promptl} attended to bv Joseph Gardner, 19 Kantsck}

Perfection Eggs—aioesbreaner'a.,

lOO Per Cent. Quality is incorporated in every article of jewelry we sell. Think of our reputation, then bear in mind we guarantee every purchase. A great responsibility lies in the purchasing of a diamond. But if you buy from us the responsibility is entirely eliminated. , •' .. j Diamonds, $30.00 up. Wedding Rings, $5.00 up. Wrist Watches, $10 up. ' ^ * . 1 I D Ti/n II t A I I V diamond merchant, Je 1 • lYlU LaLl/\LdLl I 28 MONUMENT CIRCLE

SPECIAL SALES All This Week Bathing Suits }/a Less

Fine Worsted $7.50 Men’s Suits Fine Worsted $8.75 Women’s Suits Fine Worsted $6.00 Boys’ Suits

AH Other Bathing Suits % Less.

*5.63 F6.56 $4.50

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Couch Hammocks y 2 Price These come in plain and fancy materials, complete to hang. The ideal hammock for the porch— $17.50 kind, now $8.75 $80.00 kind, now $15410 $62.50 kind, now ............ •««..... $31.25 Charles Mayer and Company 29-31 W. Washington St. Established 1840

WHEN STORE Good Clothes; Nothing Else

A Special in Soft Collars Men's soft collars, 19c 3 for 55c

A Pair of These Extra Trousers Will put the old coat back in the runnin’ Get in on this sale, get a pair of these specially priced trousers and introduce them to that odd coat that is resting in the closet. Men's $6.00 Trousers, $4.95 Men's $5,00 Trousers, $3.85

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THE G. H. WESTING CO. VERMONT AND PENNSYLVANIA STB. Indiana's Lending Orel* and Sporting Good* Store.

“Oil Burning” BICYCLE LAMPS Here la the moat economical bicycle lamp for city use. For safety first, every bike rider should have one. Special Price 60c Each

ELECTRIC HEAD LIGHTS 4 Styles—1 and 2 Calls, $1.75, $2.50

MACHINE TOOLS and MACHINERY ACCESSORIES I. B. Woods Cast Iron Hangers VONNEGUT MACHINERY CO., 43 $. Meridian SL

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Pathe Shop, 17 East Ohio Street

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Indiana's Most Beautiful Reatanrant American and Chinese Dishes Deliciously Prepared Special rates for familiea. Chop suey sold in containers parties and banquets. to setve in your own home. $0 Monument Place Next to Circle Theater. Open Croat 11 s. at. nattl 1 a. at. GKORGB B. GONG. Mgn.

Fire and Burglar Proof Safes and Vault Doors Real "Fireproof Filing Safes in Five Sixes

iSufp^d ilthftiiy’rtSl A complete line et eland equipment.

AETNA CABINET CO.

W. Maryland St,

Display Rooms.

FALL HATS

92.50 to *5.00 “The Store for Value*” KRAUSE BROS. 205-207 E. Wash. St. Opp. Conrthonae.

ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE GUARANTEED TO WASH 100% CLEAN. SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. Sil^ssHATTIELD ELECTRIC CO.

KOTTEMAN’S for Furniture Save 10% to 20% on anything—any time. SSS-SSS East Wawhington Stress.

Piano Tuning

Piano and player repairing; up-to-date

methods employed. H. E. ALBRIGHT

t Maia 9051. Formerly with Starr Plano Co.

O fc Mala 9051. Formerly with Starr Plano Co.

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OSS PLAYER ROLLS Here is a list of catchy numbers you will want for your player. Come in and hear them. ^ ■'tf’a ^ nf 1 -!. ’■A-V’;{-it. .. "Friends” *1.00 “Granny” *1.00 -“I Might Be Yours Once in a WhUe” fl.25 . “Oh, How She Can Sing” »*.©© “Dear Old Daddy Long Legs”. .$1.00 “Baby” fl.00 “Take Me To the Land of Jazz” .f 1.00

Special Sale of Player Rolls We offer a limited number of player rolls at, special, 20c per roll or six rolls fw $1.00.

“If You Can’t Call, Write” Pearson Piano Co 128-130 North Pennsylvania St. Branch Stores in Anderson, Kokomo, Columbus, Shelbyville, Frankfort, El wood, Newcastle \ and Hartford City.

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WRAPPED MILK MAID AT W BREAD BAKERY

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EWS FOR RESULTS

At Prices That Will Appeal to Good Judgement, reason and Common Sense

RINK’S

Dependable, Oldest Established Fur Merphant and Manufacturer in the City

MINE SETS Niw RECORD.

3,115 Tons of Coal Hoisted In Eight Hour* In Knox County. « (Special to The Indianapolis Nrwa] VINCENNES, Ind., August 27.-The Oliphant-Johnson Coal Company mine,

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torts were brought to the surface. This is said to be the third largest mine in

Indiana, the leader being the J mine, which also is in Kr

which Is near Bruce vllle, in K county, broke its record Tuesday hoisting coal in eight hours when

American

imx county.

Mlsa Henthorne^fo Speak. Miss Orli E. Hen thorn* will speak at the prayer service of the Tabernacle church Thursday evening. Henthome has Just returned from eas where she waa in the canteen se with the Young Men s Christian She was decorated by the with the Croix de

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Learned "Two Things”

The Aster season is here— ' pink, white' and yellow. Fancy Evergreen Wreaths.

Main 840—Auto. 28-240.

ORDER YOUR FALL SUIT NOW THE BEST TAILORS, 129 W. Wuhington St

STEAMSHIP LINKS.

The Union Trust Company

STEAMSHIP AGENTS

120 East Market Street

Main 1578

business man. between > have his trousers hop” at the Hotel >* trousers down to a roll of bills— y in a secret an expressed he money was itlm and made it a $10 tip. The who lives _ it me two iterday. ^One with money sr# are some

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SAILINGS—RATES QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL | FOst Luxurious Ssnrtc* EMPRESS OF FRANCE 6-DAY SHIP SAILS FROM QUEBEC OCTOBER 9 and regularly thereafter. First Clam, OW. Second CUee, COO. Third Close. Ticket* end reservations from &. S. ELWORTHY. Gem Agt, 49 N. Dearborn St.. Chicago. CANADIAN PACIFIC .OCEAN SERVICES.

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Trade your old ■tove m a new Pen Pn g a 1 a r GoaMas Range ’69.75 UP HOOSIER 443 E. Wash.

Picture Framing We duplicate picture frames. Our stock of frames is constantly being replenished by the very latest in LYMAN BROS. 123-25 East Okie Street

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August Sale of Furs

Purely a Business Proposition of Mutual Benefit to Both

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Fur Shoulder Capes Fur Stoles Fur Throws Fur Capelets Muffs are OnePiece Skins

It’s to our interest to secure and effect as many sales in advance of the season as is possible, and in return*offer yon the strongest inducements to select your fall and winter furs early—significant saving is assured by purchasing at this time, before the price advance, saying nothing of the many advantages to choose from an immense variety of exclusive models, made up of the finest pelts, which are not possible to obtain later.

la this sale we will place in storage for you any piece of fur selected upon which payment has been made. On • account of the buying advantage offered we are obliged to withdraw the usual privilege of exchange or returns for credit.

$25 up to $350

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Fur Coats Fur Coatees Fur Capes Fur Dolmans

f $80 up to $800