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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS! FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1920. '

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_ _ CHATTEL LOANS, ion cIh B0K30W MONBT so ehe»j »fflt on euca «».-qr trrPw of rep»ytoeot from

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■ .«v/ ; i loan and only «*hsTre fo* 1 Ui* sctaa- ! i, m ® you haw «».money. FMr. i»t it? Too can afford to

10 TELL BUSINESS HEN OF CHURCH WORLD WORK

OR. E. M. POTEAT TO SPEAK AT LUMCHEON MONDAY. TO FOLLOW

tlon to cbeclc the approach of an attacking: party with his automatic rifle- The boy was killed by a sniper’s bullet after he had assured his company's maintenance of its perilous position” the citation says. The scene of the exploit was Truyny woods. northwest of Chateatt-

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your ..Mppw! ^ tiiew unusual ttaaes, dom relation., ■■ ^operation are

you. oxn.rlt money to . ?ml have extra cash to

I: f# miriMC.) -Fay \ » famiture. pmumm.

Secretary 0i the

spiritual life department of the general board of promotion of the NorthBaptist convention, will be the

a business men’s RUey. room of the

aypooi hotel Monday noon.

Charles F. Coffin wifi preside and

.. Ws _; ri loan I introduce Dr. Poteat The invitation

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Kit in Jarse or apalt I Holoornb. J, W. Idl*

pgy us back in Jarre Bient#. See u# about

$200. 5300. loan# H p»»no«. Vidtrotav, eato* or «x-

up to 5300. Call.

. Lilly, antnuel Ashby. on J T'. C Howe and Jesse C. Moore, os The luncheon is geiven under the auspices of the interchurch world movement, that business meA may have an opportunity to learn the relationship the movement bears to social. industrial and economic prob-

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. VIM “ { mao too Teacher Is flirty.

'Don't borrow unless it hi woeeasary: doe’t _* . , . .

money from en*mipuU>u« money: Dr. Poteat will be accompanied by or pereom «H hceom* br ffm stete, 1 r. H . Markham, of New York, director a 0 nd •ind^rvtand ns^^the ' of the foreign survey department of ..don’t forget tbe Ujral rate ef f the interchurch movement, and Mi#*

mm Zr’Zpr s;'. J’&rzi h.i., a, - h . h.. u# for *ny i««'crr.>»tion yoa dMjre. j been dean of a Baptist mission school

1X01A NAPOLI* PnkjrWkAFAAB *t Yokohama, Japan.

/jWhlCIATTON * a luncheon in Miss Munroe’s honor

r«t# »( intetess.,^,.,^— _ _ meat committee of Indiana women

Monday noon. Miss Mnnroe, Mr. Markham and Dr. Poteat will make brief

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1* feature*. 5«« ’•w n«yI r « m a and Wh^j? yoi' Kkitii MoNEr wtigate *^rhe Amer r.,n Loan Ce.'s” rates and mrthod*. . «. OJW, total eoat 4 Rontha. *4 3* tal seat 4 month*. $s.7» Other amount# aama

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Tea sod Vasa Meetteg. A tea will be given at the First Baptist church in the afternoon by Baptist woman, honoring Mies Munroe and Mra. (tnorge Caleb Moor, of New York, who comes to Indianapolis, Monday to make an address to Baptist women on phases of the new world movement. Dr. Poteat will speak at a mass nut-ting ^ of interdenominational church workers at the First Raptmt

to I o’clock.

REWARD FOR SCOTTY.

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-tANCE CO

134 B Market st. . Main 22S1. Aute.

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War Departdkeat «enters Pootkwmoos »• N. C. for BrooaOfne Boy. BOSTON. April 14.—The heroism of “iJcotty," » Brookline newsboy who fought In the Yankee division, has *!***» officially recognised by the Far department To the parents of en-

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ef com-1 rmt * Albert K. Keott came word to-. „„„ that » twsthmnous award of the >tt ' w as, Ihsllngulthed Service cross had bee

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leavllle Heat. I ‘W-’otty wa* sixteen years old

,«r ComtHtnr Th, sc- STloJ. *ie France. Single-handed • he klllerl I- thirty Germans and saved his company many casualties in a flank

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movement on July Si. I»l*. when he posted himself In aw exposed posi-

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PLUG If there ever is a plug —that cannot carbonize, we hqpe Fyrac will make it. Meanwhile, we make the that carbonizes than 'ordinary

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UPHOLDS DESTROYER PLAB - ■ - - - - - Admiral Badger Declare* War Was Me* Deaglheacd aa BewaJt. WASHINGTON. April It—The policy of the navy department as to sending destroyers to European wa-

on the duration of hostilities. RearAdmiral C. J. Badger declared today before the senate investigating committee. Asked by Chairman Hale to give his opinion on Rear-Admiral Sims’ declaration that the department by delaying sending anti-sub-marine forces abroad prolonged the war four months. Admiral Badger declared the allied naval blockade of Germany and not the anti-submarine campaign was the chief naval contribution to winning the war. The blockade forced Germany to 'live off her own fat” until the nation was exhausted and forced to capitulate, the officer added. t The United States' ‘extraordinary feat” in getting 1.604.000 men to France in a year, the admiral said, amazed the central powers and broke

ters early in the war had no effect‘the German morale. The American

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navy’s efforts did not shorten the war, the witness asserted, hut the navy

the credit for

war.

shared with the army t the nation's part in the

Klatta Named Media ter. WASHINGTON, April 14.—Whitehead Kluttx. of North Carolina, was

nominated by President Wilton today to membership on the board of mediation and conciliation, succeeding G. Wallace W. Hanger, who has been made a member of the railroad labor board. Mr. Kluttx now is secretary of the International joint commission. "

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Sale of Hosiery

Friday and Saturday, featuring the best items of Tucker’s Hosiery Department. One assortment particularly, is composed of pure silk hosiery, some full fashioned and some semifashioned; in various modish colors.- Reinforced at the heel, toe and garter top. Regularly priced, $2.00 and $2.25. - , *

ISIS ' - - V/ -x Gloves and Hosiery for the Family

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3 pairs' for *4.50.

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Sines a Specialty Shop' <6 North Meridian

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CORNER WASHINGTON and ALAIAgA

Overstock Sale

$50,000 Stock of Women ** Wearing HI ; Apparel Must Go at Once

H 7 Due to weather conditions, we are forced to unload H p our entire new spring stock of suits, coats, dresses, p skirts, waists, sweaters, children's coats, millinery, ** etc., at prices that will amaze you. This is your opp porfuntty to buy new spring garments at a big sav- d ^ »ng. Every garment in the house reduced. ^

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XN 1867 this mark was first put on Earl X Wilson merchandise. Today it means all that it meant then—style and quality in a Collar or Shirt. i

TROY NY. makers of (jblZi/y ^Sfiirt&

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We Have All the New Player Rolls I All the Time

Here’s Your Order Blank. SPECIAL SELECTIONS FROM THE APRIL LIST:

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Alexandria (No. 11601) (Fox Trot).. Hawaiian Love (No. 11605) Ill See You in C-U-B-A (No. 11607).

In Miama (Where Mammy’s Waiting for Me) (No. 11618) I’ve Found the Nesting Place of the Bluebird (No. 11610). The Little Church Around the Comer (No. 11600) Unlucky Blues (No. 11611).:.. | Who’ll Take the Piace^of Mary (Waltz) (No. 1070).

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The Starr Piano Company l Maaofaietmrer* ^.»£*-; Pianos—Player Pianos—Phonographs Gennett Records 138-140 North Pennsylvania Street

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Asking Marine Co.

127 West Washington. N.H. Lcibson, Mgr.

“Style Without Extravagance’* JPariS ffl=CGaNER WASHINGTON and ALABAMA

BROGUE OXFORDS Military Heel

Brown Russia, either in the new Brogue cut or with a

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HOOK’S STORE I-of-town and local street, directly nice. It is the most for traction passengers, rice and merchandise, combined made Hook's Dependable Drug be found every day at Hook’s

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Mesco Sanitary Suction Sweeper

Does the Work of Hand Vacuum and Carpet Sweeper. Does it Easier. / ^ Quickly removes all grit The chief element of destruction in carpets and rugs. -, / Revives sad freshens the colors. -

To introduce this wonderful sweeper we will make a very

special price for Saturday only. Our regular price is $4.00. Introductory Sale

tomorrow.......

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.As X Om Said Theodore Roosevelt

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Nothingcauld fca grea^r delightto the fid! figured woman, than the long, slender lines into which a Rengo Belt Reducing Corset molds and gradually trains her figure. Do not envy the charm with which a slender woman wears the latest modes. Wear Hie Rengo Corset and enjoy that charm yourself. They instantly improve die figure. The exclusive Rengo characteristics are the? results of the patented Rengo Belt features which make this corset doubly strong, yet give elasticity and freedom. Semgo Corsets arc economically priced from $3 to $10. . ^ / Fsr Sale at AH Good Stores. * " the crown Dorset company

New York City

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edty religious moot, if they ora* frank, admit that no community

prospers, either morally r, unless the church is a real

and vital element in the community

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' ' , ' . ;v'?l jPnt ft chord) In ft town and real estate value# increase.

Put a church in a town and it becomes at once • center of inspiration for better schools, better politics and general community improvement. Put a church in a town and you insure a community where law and order reig§ where the persomd and property rights of men and women are respected, where children grow, op trained in the ideals that

have mads America great.

Kill the chorch and you kill the Voice that ia constantly calling men to more unselfish living. Kifl the chorch and you cot the nerve of your bor Pitala, your colleges, your civic organizations and even of respect for government itself. Thirty denominations, realizing that the problems f*> mg them are too great to be solved by any one denomination alone, are cooperating in a great forward campaign under the name of the Interchurch World

Movement. »

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/ No modem business could have made a more srienm / tifiesurvey of the task than these denominatiems have made. No budgets could be more carefully drawn. , You have the satisfaction of knowing that every dollar yoo give has its post of doty assigned toil in /. advance. •' , r ;>7: ■ EverydoUar fora better America and abetter worid. For an American where the ideato of Washington and Lincoln and Roosevelt will continue to grow strong. When yoor church caRa on yoo in the campaign week of April 25th give, and give with your heart as well as your

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^INTERC World Movement of fMbrth America

1% pmilt tot tern ef this edver rise meet is m**t petnik skrssgk the Mfecorim ef tkdrtj itesmeectitmu

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