Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 209, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1920 — Page 11

ms Y VIOLATE Prison parole of 26.8 Per Cent Shown vi by Board of Charities. of 26.8 per cent of the prison asfcd from state institutions under sentence Iftw since been delinquent. a-cording to compiled bj the state board of A total of 13.405 prisoners released under this law in pgafe. rr, year*. this period 7,701 men were re m the state reformate rr nnS|^Bn '.V. Os these 2.0-14 were reOf this r umber who paroles. 000 were rear- * returned to the instifuiim escaped arres'. ac the figures of the beard, fate prison a. 240 men wr-e HWpder this law of whom 1.413 E delinquent. Os these 912 were ted to the prison. law became effective at the womprison in 1890. Under its provi--404 women were released. The pients numbered 146, or 36.1 per Os these 103 were returned to the prison, the board reported. Bullet Kills Farmer; Police Hold Neighbor Special to The Times. BRAZIL. Ind., Jan. 9.—Louis “Dylte” Lemay, 49, farmer and trapper, today fsres a charge of murder in connection w‘th the shooting of William Lawson, 42, farmer, who was found by the roadside with a bullet in bis body. Lawson died at tawley hospital last night. Lemay gave himself up to the police soon after Lawson was found. “I shot iLawson,’ he is supposed to have said. I A team of horses belonging to Lawson I was found near the scene of the shooting. indicating that he was attacked while he was driving by. The police say that bad feeling had existed between Lemay and Lawson, who are neighbors. Lawson accused Lemay of stealing his chickens, it is Said. The dead man leaves a widow and thime children. Omaha to Extend Welcome to Bryan OMAHA. Jan. 9.—William Jennings Bryan will be greeted with old time fer tor when he pomes here next Monday to speak on the democratic party's 1920 campaign. A special train from Lincoln. Bryan's old home town, will carry hundreds of his lifelong friends and admirers. JQavid Scott to Run [ for State Treasurer 1 David R. Scott of I/inton has announced this candidacy for the republican Domination for state treasurer. Mr. Scott is I'hairman of the Second district <*ommiUtee and Is engaged in the dry goods and banking business. I How to Bathe Face to Remove Wrinkles Since its remarkable astringent and properties became known, clever women all over the country have been using the Saxolite face bath to “tone up" I'heir faces, remove wrinkles and draw Iflahby cheeks and neck back to normal, lifter using the solution, the face itnImediately feels much firmer. The skin (tightens evenly all over the face, thus M'ctlucliig lines and sagginese. The form Ik is: Powdered Saxolite, one ounce, KratolVed in witch hazel, one-half pint. ingredients are of course per -■)> harmless and there Is no difficult;, them at any drug store,

•' . * THE UNIVERSAL CAR j £ ‘ I V Only a Limited Number of Ford Gars There are mighty good reasons why you should buy your Ford car now. But the biggest one is that there are only so many Ford ears —just a specified limited number—allotted to this territory. Those who buy their cars dow will be wise. They will have them to use whenever they wish. Don't put it off— next spring, even next month, is an uncertainty. We cannot take orders for spring delivery. Bven now, we must have signed bona-fide orders before our monthly allotment is shipped us. So the only way for you to be sure of getting a Ford ear, is to order it now. Get your name on an order. Tt is your protection. 1 ' Again we tell you, the allotment for this territory is limited and you must buy now while deliveries are possible. As u ever, the demand for Ford cars is away in advance of production. So, it’s first come, first served. Spring, summer, autumn and winter are all the same to the Ford car. It is a valuable serv ant every day of the year. Rain or shine, it is ready for your demands. Buy now and get prompt delivery. You won’t have to store it. You can use it. Buy now while the buying is possible. Leave your order with any one of the dealers listed below The Frank Hatfield Cos. Carr Auto Sales Cos. 535 N. Capitol Ave. 5436 E. Washington St. A. W. Bowen Barber- Warnock Cos. 945 Fort Wayne Ave. 823 E. Washington St. Wangelin - Sharp Cos. Olin Sales Cos. 459 Virginia Ave. 515 N. Meridian St.

Plutocratic Hoosier Showers Want Class; Price no Matter Indianapoli6 people are spending more money for luxuries than ever before and the people who are spending the money are those who have spent little for such things heretofore. While many are talking about the high cost of living, others are literally complaining because prices are not high enough, according to J. C. Sipe, diamond merchant.

“The other day,” Mr. Sipe. said, ,“* iunn from a small Indiana city came to me to buy a diamond. I showed him a perfect blue stone and quoted him a price which I thought would knock him off his chair. Instead -of objecting to toe pvice he asked if I couldn't give hini something better. I told him that 1 could give him a bigger stohe. He replied that he did rf6t "desire a bigger stone but a more expensive one. Then I almost fell from my chair.” PEOPLE HAVE QUIT ASKING CHEAP GOODS. Mr. Sipe said this is merely an example of the way sales are being made, without any regard to price, although diamonds are higher than ever before. He sain he did twice as much busltiess during December as he had ever done before. “Sales of single diamods for $2,000 and $3,000 are not at all uncommon,” he said. “During the Christmas season we had a line of women’s watches** at $675 apiece. We sold every one of them.” As an illustration of what is being done in other lines Mr. Sipe said a woman made a purchase of jewelry a few

fl”3 CLOTHING^n At Decided Reductions / JL&JI WOMEN’S SUITS MEN’S OVERCOATS m Elegant styles and materials Stvlish warm and / V/bL I COATS serviceable 1/ I Comfortable and handsome. SUITS r*[ TOC Latest, styles and materials, care- Sip * UKO fully tailored —full of class. Sets or separate pieces. And the People's prices are always 9U Sets. Muffs, Scarfs and Coatees. decidedly lower than elsewhere. Dresses, Skirts and Waists. Raincoats and Trousers. W Your Credit Is Good and Your Money Buys More at the People’s. SEVENTEEN YEARS OF SQUARE DEALING For SEVENTEEN YEARS the PEOPLE'S has been doing business on the "SQUARE DEAL" principle. Today it is the largest store of its kind in the city. Naturally. Clothing that gives satisfaction—cheerful, friendly credit and values that are always fair, has made it well worth while to walk just a little farther. Join the crowd. j ' 434*436 W. Washington Stra.l ' I

dnys ago and asked about the war tax. She was told that the war tax was counted in the purchase price. Then she explained that another store bad added the tax to the $69 she had just paid for three men's shirts. DIFFERENT SHOPPERS FROM OLD TIMES. The people who are buying diamonds are not those who usually buy them, according to Mr. Sipe. He explained that persons wbo previously bave bought diamonds are not buying them now because they know the price has gone up tremendously, while persons who have never bought diamonds do not know anything about prices and do not care particularly. , Many persons are converting rheir war savings into luxuries. Mr. Sipe explained. He said that thousands of dollars worth of liberty bonds had been brought to his store and exchanged at their market values for jewelry. Mr. Sipe’s experience is similar to that reported by numerous other merchants

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1920.

ip various lines. More furs and more gpenslve furs are being bought than ever, and by persons whose positions a few years ago would be considered barely remunerative enough to afford them a living. The rush for luxuries is explained by some as an attempt to satisfy a craving which the persons purchasing luxuries have never before had the means to satisfy. Gambling’ Charges Stick Ten in Court Martin " Lynch, 2112 Wendell street, was lined ?1G and costs in city court by Special Judge Symnes on a charge of keeping a gambling bouse and bine other men were fined $5 each on gaming charges. No jail sentences were added. The men all pleaded guilty before Judge Symnes. The judge took under advisement the case of George, Abrams and twenty-one negroes arrested in a raid on Abrams’ dry cleaning parlor at, 508 Indiana avenue. It was charged a “craps” game was going on at Abrams’ place. Canada Again Admits Certain U. S. Papers WASHINGTON, .Tan. 9.—The Canadian censorship ban against certain American publications has been lifted, the postoffice department announced today.

4 January The offerings are melting away so V 26 W. Wash. St. fast that we are afraid to give deThe reputation of this store has been built upon tails, lest we may not have the its good service and good merchandise. You _ lr,”e w SS. exact item when you get here. in our broad guarantee (that we live up to). /fowilWf Ple f e hurry if you want to get a Q-~~ O O share of these great offerings v > Brown mahogany bed in Queen Anne period, * ~ full size <as illustrated); was $70.00, now $35.00 Many odd pieces (going Jgp^ too fast to list here), but J/ |F * they of fer wonderful pick- 1 I lvv ! / ings. While they last at I r This Lay-away Sale includes Bedroom Suites and odd pieces Dining Room Suites and odd pieces Living Room Suites and odd pieces Hundreds of Rugs, large and small Warm winter Blankets and Bed Comforts You can buy whole outfits at immense savings Pay only part and have it laid away if desired

A Money-Saving Event Extraordinary l Rubens Clothes at Big Reductions fjyyfc HUNDREDS of men are taking advantage of these A unusual money-saving chances. We advise, that you get /your share of these big values while our stocks jh —iQl jJaHtlllL are large and assortments so varied that every size is here and every taste can be satisfied. We shall expect jjj ||l|^ Every Suit and Overcoat Price Reduced is the sale price on is the sale price on is the sale price on Suits & Overcoats Suits & Overcoats Suits & Overcoats worth S3O to $35. worth $35 to S4O. worth $42.50 to SSO. IqNHH Other Equally Interesting Values up to $48.50 RTT TR) IPI * 1 In Our Childrens Dept I||sg| I VU Save money during this sale %Jf JPJ iLlff i\| fcJJ $7.35 to $17.35 for Suits and Overcoats worth SIO.OO , 39 West Washington Street L to SO,

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