Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1920 — Page 4

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEB 10,1920

IQIMDE CAUSES I iACASON COUNTY PROBE

incnmmt the p*r of it* employee 2 cents an hour In Heu of » IS-cent in-

.?r«Mie ftsked. wee aeeeptod by the

of 2,204 for the pro

ballot

ployee by a rote of 2.904 for the

poeal to 1,452 against it. Ina lasted two daya.

The general committee ratified the acceptance of the proposal by the majority mad instructed the employes’

T8 MADE BY FEDERAL PROHIBITION ACENT.

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wage committee to meet President C, D. EimaoB«,.of the United Railways,

and formally accent the offer far a r>«, rlod of three months as oatlfaed la the company's proposal The employes re

serre the right to opeet f again in February if th.

again In February t£ the cost of Hr tng has not been reduced by that time la accordance with Mr. Em-

mons's predictions,.

GRAND JURY IN

tions that will lessen the respect due our government. It would be unjust and unacceptable to force upon us that which we have already, through our own conviction, voluntarily undertaken. Our attitude of adherence to moral standards is the only guaranty that our country can offer for being considered in harmony with the other civil lied nation*. Any step that is not in strict accordance with the policy already followed by me as expressed in several public statements which 1 have mad* will be without the ^32^?-“^“” “ u ‘ or “ r “ 3<1 "

[Special to The ladiaospoli* Few*] SEYMOUR. Ind„ November 14.— With several men here under arrest as the result of a roundup by a federal prohibition agent, and with the Jack' •on county grand jury at Brownstown known to be making exhaustivo hi' vostigattoo of alleged liquor law vio- ' ns, illegal sate of intoxicants fans

DEMANDS FULL RESPECT.

MENUS TO SHOW CUTS.

llealean President

noticeably decreased in Seymour, mes of the men placed under

„ the federal officer ^ . _ »held, presumably until after county grand jury complete* its

It has been generally known here for several month* that a large quantity of whisky has b*#n sold here and

was currently reported that it eould bought *>y the drink at eeveral

places. borne of the whisky is brought here in motor trucks, it is

from Louisville, Cincinnati and tr place*. A large quantity of liquor also Is reported to have * from an Indiana county, whore

EL PASO, Tex, November 14.— Mexico will not accept recognition from any government "under conditions that wilt lessen the respect due the Mexican government,** according to an announcement by Provisional President de La Huerta. The an

NEW TORE. November 1*.—Prices of foods served at Childs’s restaurants throughout the United States will be reduced from 11 to 24 per cent, as ►on as new menu cards can be printed and distributed. It was an-

nounced here by A. W. Riley, head of the government's “flying squadron"

of profiteer hunters.

A revised menu given to Mr. Riley by the general management of the restaurants shows reductions in the prices of staple dishes, such as roasts.

great burden of public debt, $24,004,000,000 in all, yet we have great re-

th which to meet It.

in all, yet we have

sources with which to meet ■ "We can’t shift this burden. We must educate the people to the knowU edge that they must bear it, distributed among all of us. We must have

chops and various meat and vegetable all the organisations, intelligence and combinations. The 10-cent cup of cof-j.kill thst we can muster to meet this fee, however, will remain. ; tremendous burden. But we shall | meet it as we met and discharged GOVERNOR C00LIDGE SPEAKS im.-“ tT “ d 0 “ s ‘ Ut ' M 1,1 ' a “

WOOD IS MENTIONED.

BOSTON, November 10.—Governor Coolidge, as the principal speaker at the annual dinner of the Boston Chamber of Commerce, said that economic needs mad governmental needs went hand in hand, and that they could not be met properly without cooperation between business and government. The Vice-President-elect inferred specifically to the problem of the national debt. “The nation.* he said, “is under a

Repubtteans Kay Select New Speaker of the Haase. (Special to The Imbaaapohs News! WASHINGTON, November 14.—A movement to elect a western man Speaker of the new bouse of representatives already has been started “By a western man” is meant a man who hails from west of Pennsylvania. Under the precedent that has governed for a long time Frederick H.

de JL*

nouncement w*» received here by Luis Montes de Ocax. Mexican consul-gen-

eral. He said it had been sent by the provisional president to the Mexican

representative

him *

nou neement

isiona. presmeni io me Mexican tentative at Washington, and by forwarded to El Paso. The ae-

icement follows:

"Through teiegrahpic reports from

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We Specialize in Stylish Stouts in AH Departments

Hjs saM_scvsyat stills are operated.

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abroad I am Informed that the American and European press have published rumors that some of th* foreign governments have established, or propose to establish, certain conditions to the resumption of diplo mstic relations with Mexico, and that

21-23 North ISmois Street

Buy Furs Now at a Saving From

10% to 30% Off

WELL WORTH A JOURNEY OF MILES TO ATTEND THIS STUPENDOUS SALE OF NEW FALL AND WINTER

such conditions are coot

in a

Two Omris increase Accepted. BALTIMORE, November 14,-The proposal of the United Hallway* to

special protocol. Please disavow such

statements

in mr name, as 1 have

previously stated that the Mexican government will not, under any circumstances, resume diplomatic relation* with any country under condi-

COATS

AH OriginaUy Intended to SeU From $60, $75, $100 and up ON SALE AT

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uett, of Massachusetts, Speaker of the present house, would be entitled re-election, but he la placed at a by reason of the fact that Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, another Massachusetts man, is leader of the majority in the senate, and a Massachusetts man. Vice-President after d Mareh 1 4 pre * id ® ovcr th « *«n*to The anti-Gillett movement has not “ret reached the stage where a candidate Is being chosen. Will R. Wood, of the Tenth Indiana district, who

will enter his feurth term March 4, has been mentioned as a possibility. Many of the house members evidently intend to advocate a complete roster of house officers.

new

They’re Lite Members. NEW YORK, November 14,—The National Democratic Club at a meeting of the board of governors, elected President Wilson and Gov-

ernor Cox honorary life members ••for conspicuous service rendered to the world.” This election is the first of its kind since that of Grover Cleveland.

The Bom. {Richmond Timm-Dispatch} “John! For heaven's sake, what are you Spank Ins the >.:,by for?” "Aw. nothing at all. a'far as I know; but Pus tot f have some kind of author ir mound this house, ain’t If *

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PROTECTING YOU FROM LOSS WHEN YOUR GLASSES BREAK

is now part of the service we offer you regardless of when or where you bought your glasses. For a small fraction of the value of your lenses we will issue to you a N. 0, S. C. Lens Insurance Card, good for one year. If your glasses break within the year your card will be accepted as payment in full for new lenses. N. 0. S. C. Eyeglass

Insurance costs nothing unless you should fail to

break your glasses in four whole

le years.

Insure Yonr Glasses New Before They Break

Lto Lnndo, Inc., 142 N. Penn. St

Chat*. L. Schmidt, 187 N. Penn. St.

Bobteon ft Co., 80 Momrment PL

Werbe ft Miesscn,

18 N. Penn. St

Authorized N. 0. S. C. Less Insurance Service Station

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FREE Demonstration—Neolin Soles

Thursday, Friday, Saturday November 11-12-13

BRING IN YOUR OLD SHOES!

Mr. Albert Cook, special representative of the GOODYEAR TIRE AND

RUBBER CO., will be with us to show you how to get more shoe mileage with NEOLIN soles. This practical demonstration will convince you of the superiority of Neolin soles, both in style, comfort and wear. Come, see for yourself.

ROY E. STEELE

Rebuilder of Shoes 32 North Pennsylvania St

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Fabrics-

Velour Bolivia Silvertip Goidtone Suedinc Veldyne Peco Plnsh Lapinex Plush Seal Plush

Secured under the newest and most favor able conditions, these beautiful garments are offered at a price that is remarkable, even fon a lowprice period.

Colorings—

Navy Brown Reindeer Tan Taupe Nankin Blue Gray Etc.

PETTICOATS of silk taffeta and ier*ey, plain colors and a beautiful variety of changeables, with deep . plaited flounce; big special for G*Q *f Q Thursday

^ New line Tuxedo

WOMEN'S WAISTS, voiles and striped and checked dimities, some fancy trimmed; slightly soiled, >4Qv» special tcs/v CHILDREN'S DRESSES, of all-wool serge, trimmed in red and blue braid and buttons; full plaited skirt; sizes 6 to 12 years; d*Q 7Q special tDO# • U CORDUROY COATS, white, washable, for children 1 to 4 years, with belt and quilted

lining;

special

SUPOVER SWEATERS, in Copen, lobster, pecan, emerald, American Beauty, rose and all desired shades; all

$6.95 values,

$2.98

sizes; choice

MIDDY SUITS, of all-wool French serge, full plaited skirt, large emblem on sleeve, regulation style; sizes 16 to 22. Regular $22.50; special rr $14.95

$4,89 1

CHILDREN'S SMOCKS, of good quality material, trimmed in rose, blue, green and plain white, with pockets and belts, sizes 8 QQ

16 only; 2 for.

—Second Floor.

See Our Window Display Be Here When the Doors Open

RINK’S CLOAK HOUSE

This Tremendous Selling Occasion Begins Tomorrow!

Tomorrow—the Season’s Greatest and Most Sensational Millinery Sale!!

HALF PRICE!!

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Positively . No Exchanges, No Approvals,

We announce this semi-annual event, knowing that women who have participated in former seasons will turn out in full force. This immense and typical “Rink's Sale” involves every new trimmed and pattern hat in the store. Here is your opportunity to get two hats for the price you intended paying for one.

Absolutely No Exceptions —No Reservations

Your choice of our entire complete stock of smartest fall and winter millinery.

—Hats of Velvet —Hats of Brocade —Hats of Metal Cloth —Hats of Duvetyn —Hats of Fur —Hats of Hatters’ Plush —Hats of Beaver —Ostrich Trimmed Hats —Hindoo Turbans —All Children’s Beavers

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Nothing Reserved $5.00 hats, $2.50 $12.50 hats, $6.25 $7.50 hats, $3.75 $15.00 hats, $7.50 $10.00 hats, $5.00 $20.00 hats. $10.00 Etc., up to $50.00

Pay just 50% of the marked price. The original ticket remains in each hat.

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Make-Room Basement Sale

Phone us your order. Main 1744; Auto. 23-391.

27-Inch Dress Ginghams, 19c Fall plaids and s t r ipes, beautiful color combinations, full pieces; up to 29c values^ a yard ...19c

85c Atlantic Galvanized Buckets, 59c

10-quart size, wood grip bail handle, best grade made; 85c value, only 50c

81x90 Seamless Sheets, $1.64 Heavy linen finish quality, seamless, of course; did sell for $2£9; each..$1.64

$7 Auto Robes $4.69

Extra heavy, fancy dark plaids, large size; $7.00 value, only..$4.69

Comfort Cotton Batts, 79c

Weighs 3 pounds and opens in a sheet 72x90; just enough for a comfort, $1.19 value, a roll... 79c

36-40 and 42-Inch Pillow Tubing, 43c Genuine Pepperill quality; every one knows the brand; all widths; up to 59c value, a yard 43c

$1.39 White Combinettes, 98c

27-Inch Twilled Cretonnes, 20c Quality suitable for draperies and comfort linings; a beautiful line of color combinations; up to 35c values, a yard .........20c

Standard American Calicoes, 12 Vic

Plenty of navy blue, reds and light colors, stripes and figures; every one knows that this was a 25c value, a yard 12&C

42x36 Pillow Cases, 29c

This is the Tioga, full size, cambric finish; sold everywhere for 40c; each 29c

S1.00 Parlor Brooms, 69c

Best broom made to sell for $1.00, no sticks, only 69c

Bail handle, lid, neatly decorated; $1.39 value, only .........98c

Overcoats and | Mackinaws

For the Boys

OVERCOATS, of fancy mixtures and blue and gray chinchillas, sizes 3 to 17 years. Priced $19.75 and downward to jgg Qg

$7.50 and....

\ yf ACKINAW8, in neat 1 1V1 brown, blue and gray plaids, dark colors, sizes 6 to 17 years. Priced (PFV EfA =: $12.75, $10.00 and I *DU £E DOTS' CAPS, large selec- S k* tion of fancy cassimere S and corduroys; $3.00 am —

$1.0$ i

downward

to

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$8.00 to $10.00 ^

BOOTS I

Large Size Bedspreads, $1.89 Honeycomb, hemmed quality, large size, beautiful designs; did sell for $2.75, each..$1.89

$2.75 Round Aluminum Roaster, $1.49

10 inches in diameter, 6 inches deep, well - known Duri Bilt brand; $2.75 value, only $1.49

Thurs- EE day Only =5

Lace boots for women, new models, . blae; and Havana brown, beaver brown, gray artf field

brown, gray aiy fi mouse; Cuban, military or French heels; every size and width. Thursday, ftp- qp one day only o)D*«/D

**-J/ori Floor.

1 Floor Covering

85c to $1.00 Regularly

Square Yard

Congoleum Felt Base New Process

EE floor covering; carload lot, m ss new patterns and colorings, = heavy quality, waterproof, en- == amel finish, splendid wearing = qualities; suitable for any room, = office, etc. This offer for — Thursday only. Bring your = measurements. 3S —Third Floor.

SPECIAL SALE THURSDAY

Thanksgiving LINENS I

PURE LINEN HEMSTITCHED TABLE CLOTHS, with six napkins to match; bleached, beautiful designs; cloth size 54x72 inches; napkins 15x15. Regular pr.0. II,.00, $14.48

sale price.

ALL - LINEN TABLECLOTHS, sliver bleached, heavy qualities, assorted patterns, size 48x63.

Regular 815.00 values,

sale price.

PURE IRISH LINEN TABLE DAMASK. «7 to 72 inches wide.

heavy, close weave. Satin finish!

Up to $4.00 qualitlee,

sale price, yard..

ALL-LINEN DAMASK NAPKINS, 18x18 inches, floral designs. Regular price 111.30

dozen; sale price,

dozen

BLEACHED MERGE RIZED TABLE D Alf ASX, full two yards wide, fcood patterns. Our

regular $1.54 quality,

•ale price, y^ MERCERl3i ED

_ TABLE DAM-

ASK. 64 inches wide, excellent wearing ci ot h. Our regular

$L48 quality sale price,

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ROUND AND SQUARE PATTERN CLCypHS, of good quality mercerized damask, size 54 to 64 inches Ut, to $3.50 JTQ qualities, %£}• price.,.. vA*t/v

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