Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1920 — Page 18

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THE LXDLVXAPOLIS NEWS. TI ESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1920.

AND HIS MOTHER HELD

FOR THE THEFT,

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B i. Tamfi. furnace *«** E. Wa* * 3 5rtllia« Tunas, f—1 71# E.

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STORE ROBBED

Women and children s wearing ap | ! pare! valued at appro*!mately IL690j I sod aafel to l»*v« been atolon at IntervalN in tiio laet fear montba from the| Petti* Dry flood* Company * *tor«, s

by f>«t«etive* 1 operative* of i

■■■ agency a* a re- !

arreat of CHorg* Johnaos. ? «c-k>red, 735 Indiana avenue, and hi* i OKOttiar, Mr*, ftollo Ayr** of the aame < *' 4 fohn»r», the detorttve* »ay. atolo ! the aooda while he w*« working me,

night porter at the etore and

j Beams* n***s*m< 23 year*. 7*3 Iwfei ^^veToaort.^rtarv. Oty ■o**ltsi. *ea j f , Hfe^SS- a*.. « ^ «t' ■, W Tneetreig&t*. .aortie leeafftoeney

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porter'at the atore ■

them over to HI* mother* oho w*e to

of them* He had planned, <lelive* learned* to go in i>u*iii*»* for

artmoiM^erof' 1 *

jyfta Imeto. 21 yew

PhlneNUtfy inharcuiBat*,

Mnmm B. Si''go».jrst.

iOK*. errehral hemofThage.. ».wA> A #7 rear*,

M iJwNe/'AraSr^fs year* 541 X. Karat.

mmme mu*} .r*w'srptaEioe.

Joitti Claaear. ftp year*. Csly IfMp'tal.

omArii! h«aMirrb.*«e.

I»**.*y B. **ra*4 *# year*. Methoftbt Hea■"TUrr wffc’w M«,»-«. “TT^Jullrr^rw^. 79 **v*. «M« CoMI.

•rote enter geeht**

Everett I*. Dr*h* 4# year* Dearoaae*

»f. 214C ftowlr&aw I «mof 2«»2 X G*i roof. 3630 X. Cher war. garage. 734 x,

Ahtioa asdft W 'Mtcha-1 'he. garage.. 1734 Arrow, I k. gar ago. 704 Oraoga ; la. addtuoo. 4#25 Wm-| addrtioa. 2230 W. Key !

Iowa.

H XcAHeter faraaee 2245 E MkK-

#370.

I Aagawta LaKoee fornae*. 2415 X. Hh-

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i 4hMMt W- WlflMSUtSL. CW€iJu9&* • J ^rraoeea lodger*. Kae. 203 X. Behaeat. j SSgJi^ ZTShlS: rf TO MEET *T liDiABAPOUS.

1ake# to the ocean hy way of the‘hrawh have reouvrd diploma They are: i St. Lawrence river will to heard. The | Marion Black. LaVaa Brandenburg Bufcad * - * ‘ “ — Joseph Friteh. Shen

nner Marjorie Levi* Kobtans. WisUam f

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I the eommigeioa. will be prepared to !

; make a report soon on the feasibility I Sarprtod at His DiHgeae'. ■of the project. * { !Rheborrh Scotsman! * f ‘This i* a woe time to coaae home."' said j Pig I—>s i» laaiiac Ceatast. J the weary, waiting with to her belated ho»-1

Ihpiaaua tar rnnrmsf al ooaapletioe of the • band

wimmer reading course for ehiMpcn ceaduc*.- ! * AHi he , ddn t 1 tell you t

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hftom> ehiMna at the West IwfceeapoU Yia replied but I clde t think F r ?? c *.* a £*TL .TTadtaesdas afternoon at j that you would make tucb desperate efforU

3.15 Twetre dhildren ofthe Hhnota atiret to prove it.'*

TRUSSES

We apeclallse In the Fitting of

ELASTIC HOSIERY ABDOMINAL BELTS DEFORMITY BRACES ARCH SUPPORTS, ETC

DUGAN-tJOHNSON, “Sargeoas’ Supply Hoaw”—29 W. OHIO ST.

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P End*ley mnode;. 2lft X «er*tone Bmww Hauoo shed. 1*21 Omtrama! #40

__jJf in Indiana avenue.

Mr*. Ayre« waa arreated at O ithrl*,

Ky, where she had gone to dispone ; thefhy tone 9 year* ftt Of »orn« of the Btaim Krtlfft#*, and waa ; ea«*)d*' draaemg. ez-vderii*: ret limed to India dApoilv Monday hj-f Gwev* hmoyer. 7 y**#*. ftt

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t ailed 'ktntew-Cnnada Waterway a

CemmiMioa te Hold Heart a*. (Special to The indinaapolt* Xew#) WAJHINOTOX September 2* —The

international joint commission, rep-

reaentirg the United Stale* and]

•Wimtag, 131# m. Lswood. r^sn*d* m the matter of the deveiop-

additiow 1434 E 10th ment of waterway* in which the two j

coontrtea are intereated. announced } today that It will hold a hearing at | Indianapolis October 35 at which per- 1

--M J. M I sons and concern* in!ere»ted in the Ail Smnu cathedral remodel, 1551 Cen- proposed waterway from the Great

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found ftt Jdli.nao» # g room at the

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I'sna avenue addreag. Johnson 4 hi* mother, who are charged with id larceny, were held to tna grand in city court. Hi* bond waa Bicod

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Pitk*. DAILY VITAL STATISTICS.

ware seat* m

X.aode A.

Marriage fAeMwea.

lib L, ThtlUp*

totlegia

_ ~ HRM Mugata

Karl If. M^ity and Margaret « hommet*

rj V. Patteraon and Kith hiemm H Roliinaon awl Emma Parrott iMfeolei and Ogldh* A Wwkham

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I / Ktinsel sort Ultra LH<i•enNrry and Mir ,V&..25 ste:.

htewart

faootni 0, ft*<n

(jar 'Mai Anna M to egg* and ftrtmVJ* mltgigr.

Marie hroehe.

and Ulto tomgihtr*. and Mary P Davis

Mary Hearten*• and Myrtle M

and Daisy L W>: sort Mloey L Maf^-y

aid Ethel M Wr**«r ard Cftara M ywiner

| Mtmi# Koehto,

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^ H tor L, Curtis and Dorothy ftmith

none Jr., and Kltie 11

Hehmldt and Mwfueme M I*

WilUams and Xora E Slavs/.

... IMwwn and Fern Willtamaon. John Hauer and Mary tVagner.

Khirtey WilUoughhy and Joerphlnn Oll-

ftoland DoodrM* and Alloa Melieodorf., htaiiley' Ai»:KW*II awl Mary K fhtome

liufMa E fjroiich .awl Ethel f). Johnson. H<*«irr V. HruM awl Kllen 3 FiUf< rsM

Birth hetorn*.

WiUiam and OorrUia MaJJory. fit. Vtn

•eat • ttmtotat. boy.

'klUUiu and Anna C*llah*P^4j>^Ko^j|* . .*mr* and AIW King, 22^Heaiit^gi^^ ' r »hn at*I Mlidmd Poland, 2*»fl Mtnerv*.

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ihmaid and Addin Fifth, MS X, Davidson SiMVIfl and wuiia Thggiac, 1017 latfayr=H»*. toy. Arthur and Uaoryla Idnllip*. 027 toonard

toy,

Kaymond and Julia ftwlth. 2040 Unden

gtri,

Frank and Veronica Barnsy. Methndial

f unahug, 10 year*. Deseooma }j‘ Vi ■: t .tof' ;Ur mns;r«r>ti*

John M Evane #2 year*. Desoongas |

H1*1 hrv>who pnc-.r^aMs.

Ltoten B Miller. 44 year*. #t. Vimwot's ]

ScmmML oar<*noma

Chaeto A Elliott # months. 10115 X |

ktof field acute tlaoeofetin.

WslJiam Harmon. f»l year*. 235# X T*J-j

tot owhhea! hemorrhage

Anita Etiratoth 'Hom. #2 year*. 315 E.l

Ohio, artrrlowteroal*

BalMAng Permit*

Mr* August SthMCht, remodel 106# Vir* i gim* MhO. j M 7 Duffer, repair*. 103.5 ft. Meridian j

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hi Mary rhurch. reroof. 123 E. Mary-j

law! #400

Waiter K hmith doulde ,5005 Univer-

Smith, double, #009 Dm verst ty,

#4.000.

Mercanlil* Iharrwirt Corporation, remodel.

22» M IhtMwylvgni*. #«4«.

Henry Duerr. *hed 220# Morton. #700 J. A Craven, dwelllag. 5249 Burges*.

#3.600 w

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*The Product of Experience'

/CHEVROLET;

U Models

Jones-Whitaker Sales Co. !««•• Pftalrthwtara 343-353 N. Capitol Boulevard ladhiaapalia Aato. 23-373

Combination Coal and Gas Ranges Largest variety in state. Garland, Crown, Champion. Prepare for winter now. The G«» Co. warns you that there may be a shortage of gas this winter. Your old stove as part payment.

CASH OH PAYMENTS.

Charles Koehring

S7S-8H6-SK2 Vfrglata Avenue. Telephone. Prospect H5. Open katarday Eveatng.

ALL ftTAM #HOW— FOLK UEADLIXERft

The Mwly Poly One nr* * • Trixie Friganza A Mag O- .lew Trick* Ml## JtLIET Her Ltnest One Ctrl itorne

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PRIXCESS RAPJAH EMMET PEVOY A CO. I.EMAREfT A COLLETTE COXLJN A GLASS GHEEX A DEAN HUGO RIO i KINOGRAMS A DIGEST TOPICS

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girl

*m and Ethel Betliy.

1210 Naomi. 1032 Smith 41B X. Ta-

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Jmwfth and Uda Warren.

•«m»* boy.

It* I nil and Marie Noclt, 1B54 M Talbott,

toy.

Harry and Ctotine Cartwright. 32B ft, Wal-

cott, toy.

Harry and Kale Johnson. 2u;»0 Linden.

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< ham tot* and Marion Adam*, DnfM'one**

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Polish Cleaners Brushes Laces I and many things for prolonging the life and good appearance of shoes that are inclined to show wear. On Sale at Our Findings Counter Just Inside the Door

Maroti’s Shoe Shop

18 ftftd

20 E. Washington

Street

Klghl Floor* of Mhoea

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AMERICAN HARMONISTS TME 1X1*141, Mlhir THE LIBERTY SEVEN

—ALL WEEK— Clive Tell aeil Cranford Kent In the 3Mo*t f^rgemi* Paeiilon IHeplay Ever Pletured «■ tto hereen. “CLOTHES”

WILL R06ERS AND Harold Uoyd Some Pair CIRCLE THEATRE ALL WEEK

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Pathe for Jazz with Pep npHERE is an individual splurge of smashing pep JL to each Pathe Dance Record that you can't get any other way. That’s why the young person prefers Pathe dance records, each one a surging, slashing, seething riot of rhythm; sitting still is the hardest kind of labor when Pathe dance music sprays the trail. Prices no more than ordinary records. Come in and hear a couple.

PATHE SHOP

17 E. Ohio St.

I’HOTl, I'l.A YS.

BETTY ARKER TRIO JEFF HEALY AND CO. THOS. BERRY TRIO Other Entertaining Features llwnclnt In lh* Lyric tin! (room Afternoon and Bvtaliig,

Qlhatn&m ELSiE FERGUSON in “Lady Rose’s Daughter” Mutt and Jeff; Fox New* Weekly Doniey, Peltier and Schwarts.

Tonight and All Wook

ENGLISH’S Kvm. naff tot. Mat., ftto to ftl.ftd. POri:LAM MATINKK WED.. 30c, #1.00. S’cs* Twin Beds Feetivil Witk ZhIi Cirzon

ALL HEXT WEEK Tho ftwool Mu*1cm! Comedy.

Chi* t horn*—Itmndway Cost. Orchotrw Augmented with Now York hym phony. Eve*., #1.60 to 50c; hot. Mat.. #1.00 to Ml*. INipiitor Mottaoc W c d n c • d o ,. towor V'toor, *1.30; Uoleony, #1.00. toot* ThurMwy.

The Ohio Thrater __ GEORGE Fttzmaurice

You Can’t Go Wrong in Picking T. R.

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tonight!

bill MEET

M U RAT g| | 5

Matin** Tomorvow and Hatorday, 2:13. | Broadway’s Sauciest Musicomedy

The Little Blue Devil I With M ABEL McCANE I I Harry Pack and the Svelte Imp Chora* I I Saturday M*Huec, 50c, #1. #i .to. «. I

Seat sain opens today for the one big event

1919 All Next Week Mato. Wed.. Hat. The Winter Garden's Eighth Annual Revue 150 PEOPLE—15 SCENES The Colossus of All Amusement Institutions Price*—Wad. Mat., #1.00 and #1.50. Saturday Matinee. #1. #1.50. #2. #2.30. Eve*., #1. #1-30. #2, #2.50. #3.

vrfth Moo Murray and David Powoll jt&anm*uU Qidurs

Another great beauty* drama by the man who made “On With the Dancer A tingling romance of all that human heart* experience. Beating with adventure. Suffused with the s u b 11 e 1 u r e of Turkish palace and perfumed boudoir.

Every Scene a Thrill or a Feast of Loveliness

EN DONT like to make the mistake of picking a cigar that does not come up to requirements. In picking a T. R. you take no chance at all. The quality of T. R. is consistently good, and it pleases the most critical

smoker from the very first puff. —3 Sizes— /

10c, 2 fo, 25c, 15c E. U DONAHUE CIGAR CO,

21 IS. Ohio St.. ladlanapoll*.

Distributor* for Indiana

INFLAME—where more of «h« surface across the ball <A*1> ** Inside instead ef outside the iiac {CD).

•TMAIQHT —where the surface across the ball (A-B) is oeuet on either side ef the line (C-D).

OUTFLARE—where more of the surface acrosstkelMlI (A B) is outiide the Una iiwtcsd ef Inside the line (CD).

for Women They've Arrived! f : The Newest Fashion in Footwear A dainty, stylish, anatomical oxford, scientifically standardi*«d in the three types—INFLARE. STRAIGHT, OUTFLARE, as illustrated. Science has proved that .your foot is one of them Come in—Trupedics will,prove , to you which type yours is, W r e have Trupedics in- brown ami black oxfords and boots. All sixes and widths from AAA to E. Special Demonstration October 4th to 8th, C* S. Richards, well-known shoe and foot expert, will demonstrate Trupedics and give expert advice on all kinds of foot trouble. Tru-pe-dic Shoes can be h#d for men and women at Ralston Shoe Store 12 North Pennsylvania Street

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Begin this treatment tonight \ \/RING s soft cloth from very hot water, W lather it with Woodbury’s Facial Soap, then hold it to your face. When the heat has expanded the pores rub in very gtntly a fresh lather of Woodbury’s. Repeat this hot water and lather application several times, tiffing at •nee if your note feels sensitive. Then finish by rubbing the nose for thirty seconds with a fleet rf ice. Always dry your skin carefully. You will find this treatment, and the other famous treatments for the commoner troubles of the skin, in the booklet wrapped around every cake of Woodbury’s Facial Soap.

“OHIO

All This Week

Investing in Shoes / Important nowadays, when you buy shoes, is the thought of making a good investment High style shoes or conservative shapes, if they are Walk-Overs,wear well. They are made of materials good enough to guarantee. Walk-Overs hold their shape because they fit Good fitting shoes wear longer. You make a good investment when you buy Walk-Overs.

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WALK-OVER STYLE A lending styla. Notice the wry snappy effect in these trim nhoe lines. Try on a pair. You save money at this price. Equipped with Walk-Over Rubber Heels.

THE ORMOND SPECIAL A business-like looking ahoe with all the clever handiwork you look for in a high-priced shoe. Here is value. Equipped with Walk-Over Rubber Heels.

- (LJi/eF SHOE STORE 28 N. Penn. St. .v K •

Conspicuous Nose poresHow to reduce them "TkO you know what it is that causes con* spicuous nose pores, the bugbear of, so many men—as well as women?

The pores,of the face are not as fine as on other parts of the body. On the nose,especially, there are more fat glands than elsewhere, and there is more activity of the pores. These pores, if not properly stimulated and kept free from dirt, clog up and become enlarged. That is the reason why a great many people have conspicuous nose pores. Try this special treatment for this trouble given above, and supplement it with the steady, general use of Woodbury’s Facial Soap. Before long you will notice how it gradually reduces the enlarged pores until they are inconspicuous. But do not expect to change completely in a week a condition resulting from long-continued exposure and neglect. Get a cake of Woodbury’s Facial Soap today and begin tonight the particular treatment your skin needs. A 25c cake is sufficient for a month or six weeks of any Woodbury facial treatment

and for general use for that time. Woodbury’s is on sale at drug stores and toilet goods counters throughout the United States and Canada. “Your treatment for one week” A beautiful little set of Woodbury'* akin preparation* sent to you for 25 eeat* Send 25 cents for this dainty miniature act of Woodbury’* akin preparation*, containing ytnr emplete Wtodbury treatment ftr tne week. You will find, firat the little booklet, “A Skin You Love to Touch,*’ telling you the apedtl treatment your skin needs; then a trial size cake of Woodbury}* Facial Soap—enough for seven nights of any treatment; a sample tube of the new Woodbury’s Facial Cream; and sample* of Woodbury *a Cold Cream and Facial Powder, with directions telling you just how they should be used. Write today for this special new Woodbury outfit. Address The Andrew Jergens Co., Spring Grove Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. If yen live in Canada t address The Andrew Jergens Ct. t Limited, Sherkrwke St., Perth, Ontario,

A booklet of the most famous skin treatments ever formulated You will find complete treatment* for all the commoner skin trouble*, u well aa scientific advice on the akin and scalp, in the booklet, “A Skin You Love to Touch,” which is wrapped around every cake of Woodbury’* Facial Soap. Among the treatments given ares Blackheads—A confession Blemishes—How to get rid of them Conspicuous Nose Pores—How to reduce them Enlarged Pores—How to make your skin fine Oily Skin and Shiny Nose—How to correct them Sluggish Skin—To rouse it Tender Skin—The new treatment, and many other treatment#