Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1920 — Page 8

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1920

HFlEENIfNfINlON OF GAMBLING \ FOURTEEN, HOWEVER, tE IN COURT TO PLEAD.

OPERATORS FIRED

[ f rm«*a m»n, who w«m arre^Ud ‘ Monday afternoon om ctoiurg** of ol»«

the camlas I*w» when Lieut, m and squad raided a crap* in a livery stable at «2 Wee* land street, were fined fi and each on gaming charges by Waiter Pritchard in city court, ty afternoon. Charge* of vis* a gambling bouse, which weire against the men at the time of t a devSc^ r aftS?tS^en bad been _,d that only fourteen of the numlf were in court at the time the findwaa made. The other man, who

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__ Ralph fipaan deputy prose- > time the men entered pleas of Thomas, a negro, foreman ham, who was charged with L2‘2Z zst

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sx-^jSS-BrS mander of t»w Legion of Honor. :j , : :

COST OF CERSUS.

WASHINGTON. December 15^-The annual report of the census bureau, made public by Director Kogera. estimate* that the recent nation-wide enumeration, covering a period of three yearn ending June 16, hurt, cost $13,765,660. As only $22,556,606 Was appropriated by the cocgreee for the purpose, the bureau will be required to ask for a deficiency appropriation

of $1,216,606.

The coet of the Held wortt for enumeration of population and agriculture, the report eays. was approximately $*.$46,006, which represents **a material increase as compared

with the cost in 1*10."

A peculiar feature of the 1*26 cen-

sus. the report says, was the number of eompalint* received from towns and cities doe to reduced rates of

growth, as compared with ■

censuses. All these were tentlerf. It adds, but only

prevk given

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cases, Devolving no^ large^or S gul ftean t %rop£r Uon* ©’f**^ Uon bad bees missed by enumeratora The census of manufaetBres. quarries, etc., the report sayi

tins, which later will constitute sections of the final reports,'* ROB LAKE RESORT COTTAGES

Thieves

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(Spedat to The iadmaspoOs News) GOSHEN, ImL. December IE— Many robberies sre being committed at Lake Wawasee oottagea The Hatters] y cottage. on Morrhmns island, was entsired recently sad property to the value of S2.**« removed, the authorities announced today. The police offlcals are investigating a report that a gang of automobile thieves is operating, with headquarters on Morrlsone Island, which is practically deserted at this season.

PUNS CHRISTMAS PARTY. ■ i— • ■ •nag W«me»% Clsss to Have Tree Art Third | ■ class., of young of the Third Christian efcurch school wiH give s Christmas at the church Friday evening, will have as their guests members of Merl« Sidener'a class of Christian Men Build*re. A Christmas tree, Santa Claus, a community sing Isd by S. E- EUia and “mystery” refreshments are on the program. In the last month this clsss of young women has maintained an avail endance sf 178, is paying I a month in special pledges to building fund of the churrt* and ■ ■ cent, of its weekly collections to missions. Mrs. Curtis Hodges and Miss Alima Grafton are' teachers of the class, lit— ac* Snyder is the

tend Cardinal Gibbons, who has been resting at the home of Robert T. Shriver, at Union Mills. Md.. the last teg days, Isd to reports that the cardinal was seriously ill. These were denied today by the cardinal's physician and at the episcopal residence. „ ■ The physician said the cardinal

was suffering from fatigue caused by overtaxed strength. He is organically sound, the physician said,

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adding that he expected the cardin to return to Baltimore within a few

iriver family said ih better yester-

day than h« has for several days. At ao time, it was said, has his conditioa been such that he was forced to

remain in bed throughout a day. Several times within recent months the cardinal has suffered slight attacks of weakness, which, while momentary, naturally caused anxiety

owing to his advanced age, eightysix years. Members of his bouse attributed these attacks to a cold and to too close attention to diocesan affairs. |

GIBBORS ONLY FATIGUED.

Denied That Cmrdtaal is

at rniew Mills, Md.

0 BALTIMORE. December 15.—The seeding of a nurse yesterday to at-

OPEN EVERY NIGHT

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JUtom Peeerated.

General

December 11.—Brigadierr T. Allen, commander

UNTIL CHRISTMAS

Thin girm you a most excellent chance to do TOUR Christmas shopping. Rite's is the gift shop of the town. Here you find TWO FLOORS of Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry of all kinds. Silverware, French Ivory and numerous other gift things. ^ ^ ^(WP/GHTS)

43-45 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST.

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dresses for street, dance, afternoon and evening wear. Materials of Yalama, satin, duvet de laine. Tricotines, georgettes, and velveteens. Sizes for women and misses.

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Hear the Latest Records Records make an ideal gift for Christmas. We are only too glad to play for you whatever you want to hear.

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VICTOR RECORDS It——Fox Trot Tho Bouaon Orcbeatrm of Cbleogo

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fDoobo-O-M—fat—Fox Trot Solvin'* Novelty Orchestra *viee We 101*1 **»• 4***—Fox Trot Ail War Trio

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Anywhere—Fox Trot man and His Ambassador Orchestra

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EDISON DECEMBER RECREATIONS ax Trot. Henlere Green Broa Novelty Band -Walts, William* Max Pells* Della Robbia Orchestra -Pox Trot, Zameenlk Lensberga Riverside Orchestra .Oow-Wew—One-Step, Wadsworth, two Saxophones and two Pianos Weidoeft-Wadsworth Quartet -Walts. Hllllam Leusbergs Riverside Orchestra Stars—One-Step, Monaoo Green Broa Novelty Orchestra PEARSON Piano Company 128-130 Nocth Pennsylvania

Comfy Slippers! FOR CHRISTMAS * “What shall I gi** him or her that is both practical and useful,” is the much mooted question this Christmas. We suggest cozy, comfortable slippers. On this page we show a number of styles for both men and women. While our range of sizes in each style is complete, we recommend early selection, as we believe that the buying of slippers as gifts will be larger this Christinas than ever before.

Ladies’ Slippers

Style A, in orchid, M QQ red, rose or blue .. tP JL*a/0

Style B, blue or lavender .

taupe, orchid, $2.48

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Style E, tan or black leath$3.48

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Style F, tan or black, leath$3.48

Style G, tan or black leath- “■*“ $3.48

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STOUT’S FACTORY

SHOE STORE

318-332 Massachusetts Atenue. t Why not a pair of Dr. Reed’s Cushion Sole Shoe* for father?

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More Than 300 Beautiful Lamps At Just About Half Price—^Thursday We place on sale Thursday morning more than three hundred beautiful lamps at approximately half price. These include the entire sample line of one of America’s most prominent manufacturers, supplemented by our own matchless stocks, and consists of floor and table lamps with mahogany and Japanese decorated sticl variety of shapes, colors and combination of colors. Th and priced at about half. Choose early for best selection. CROUPE No. 1 , t Table Lamps at

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Gracefully turned mahogany sticks with pendant switches, silk cord and plug, complete with 20-mch silk p r—. shades in an endless range of colors and combinations. Choice of the entire group, including those shown at right, only $19.75

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Floor lamps, with mahogany and Japanese decorated sticks, equipped with two lamp sockets, six-foot silk cord and plug; lamps complete with 24 to 26-inch silk shades, in many different shapes and colors. Choice of entire group, including those shown at left, for ....... .$29.75

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Floor Lamps—Beautifully turned mahogany sticks, some hand decorated, two lamp sockets, pendant switches, silk cord and plug; complete with 26-inch silk shades, in any wanted shape, color or combination. Choice of entire group, including those shown at right, only •••-*«.V. $39.7o Floor Lamp Sticks >9.75

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Floor Lamp Sticks •12.50 Handsomely turned mahogany sticks, 67 inches high with 15-inch weighted base, two lamp sockets, pendant switch, silk cord and plug; reduced about half.

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