Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 257, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1920 — Page 19

HOLLAND WILL GUARD WILHELM Must Give Pledge Not to Move Without Consent. LONDON, March 6.—The Dutch government has decided to allow the former kaiser to live In his new home at Doorn. but will exar* anew and stronger personal'pledge from him that he will not move without the government's consent and will not participate in political affairs, an Amsterdam dispatch today said. The dlapatch which quoted “authoritative Information,"' declared that the government Is prepared to take effective measures to prevent him from violating any promises ne may make. A heavy guard will be maintained around his home. The government said it was not even considering the allied suggestion that Wilhelm be banished to some Dutch colony. THE HAGUE, March 5.—A new note from the allies on extradition of the former kaiser has been delivered to the * Dutch government, -it maintains practically the same staud that the allies outlined in their preceding communication. Ik RIGHT HERE^iI Farmers of state are piling up avalanche of objections to daylight saving law. Newsprint scarcity jeopardizes future publication of papers in a number of< state cities. Situation acute in South Bend. Tit for tat. Ft. Wayne street car operators got a boost in wages. Now the company which runs the cars wants a boost in rates. •lohn Bowman of Dogansport had an automobile tire. He traded it to Peter Wackner for a dog. The trade was made on the condition that Wackner could visit the dog-occasionally. Mrs. Bowman has left her husband and now Bowman charges in court that Wackner turned his afTection from the dog to his wife. Vincennes making preparations for the state convention of American legion posts to te held there some time in 'one. Efforts being made to get Sousa -nd his band for occasion. ; The newest in gas wagons. That's hat is being shown at Ft. Wayne's ’hnual automobile show. It's on now. Wait till you see the one in Indian- ■ a polls. It’s general. Cass county teachers are to present anew wage .scale to the comity board at its regular meeting tomorrow. Calls f*r big boost, 'tis said. In a I.o=-nnsnort our* W s, l*:ini Turner. !•*>. is charged with abandoning three children and a wifi* there for a voiing-M woman. lie was arrested iu Greencafel le. Following closely the announcement of tir** sale by stockholders in the Centra! Refniug Company their shores to the Indiana Refining Company comes details of plans for the erection of a large refinery in Vln**ennes. Oil is popping tip all around the Knox county city. Speeding miitorcye'r and *-ide car. near Hobart. Horse and lingg.v in mad. Crash. Four persons hurt. Earl Green

iMMMK as m 2s THE BASEMEMT STORL*j^^^| TtimmmswjGentlemen — It Wit Id Bea M fortune to Pass Up Values Like These in — Mens and Young Mens SUITS and OVERCOATS *29150 They are from the Third Floor —that’s your assurance for quality. They have been sent to the Basement, for clearance—which is your assurance of SUITS of iridescent gab- OVERCOATS of erdines, some silk lined, dis- excellent quality fabcontinued models sent from rics, this season r s our Third Floor. Special, models, odd lots, $34.50 and $29.50 special.... .$29.50 The Wm. H. BLOCK Cos.

Faces Firing Squad With ‘Viva Carranza 9 MEXICO CITY, March 5.—0r110 / Arenas, one of the leaders tof the Zapatist rebel bands in the state of Puebla, who was captured by federal troops, shouted" “Vive Carranza" while a firing squad was putting him to death at dawn yesterday. said a dispatch from the city of Puebla today. and Roy Carstensen, occupants of aide care, badly bruised. Horse killed and JUeota Brown and brother, Salem Brown, in buggy, hurt.

Clearance Sale of JUNIORS’ and GIRLS’ COATS and DRESSES At the Lowest Prices They Have Ever Been Offered Garments that are worthy in workmanship to the last detail blit because they are here in limited lots they have been sharply reduced for clearance. AVe commend this sale to you as a prime opportunity to buy next season’s clothes. In many cases these prices do not cover the wojth of the materials alone.

(Thirteen) JUNIOR COATS of wool velour and kersey cloth, in blue, trimmed with fur or plush collars; sizes 1 - t _ 1 7 a n :L ’ ,lstt 7 n P (Twenty four) •Tl XIOR 00A rs r„ f £ StS.’Sft’SfS plush collars; sizes is to 17, CIO special si lLLu, I U (Nine) JUNIOR REGULATION DRESSES of all-wool French serge.' straight-line models, in navy or black, trimmed with braid; sizes 16. 18 and 20, spe- CIO c iai #0

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Grandmother Shot by Boy at Play MERIDIAN, Miss., March s.—Bennv Clark, 11, while handling a pistol at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Clark, 64, yesterday evening, pulled the trigger of the weapon, sending the bullet through the back of the aged woman and Inflicting a wound from which it is thought she will die. The boy was taken to the county jail. He saya the shooting was accidental. BI'RNS CP $40,000. A blacksmith at Rotterdam was so overcome with joy on hearing that he had won $40,000 in a lottery that in his excitement be lit bis pipe with his ticket and was unable to prove his claim.

(Thirty-one) GIRLS’ DRESSES of navy French serge, or velvet, in brown or green; some are embroidered in wool; sizes 6,8, 10 and l&r. $9.95 (Sixteen) GIRLS’ DRESSES of all-wool serge in navy or black; sizes 6. 8, 10 and 12, spe C^A cial dP I .O\J (Seven) JUNIOR NORFOLK SUITS Size 14, of heavy, all wool serge. In navy and black, trimmed with braid and emblems, | 1 q r 7 gr special 0 xLJ. / (J

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1920.

Sweden in Favor of Joining League STOCKHOLM, March s.—By a vote of 152 to 67 tbe lower house of the diet voted in favor of Swedish membership in the league of nations. The upper chamber deferred Us discussion of the question. Nuthin Doin’, Smarty TOLEDO, March 5.—A plumbing company here changed Its billboard sign. They had a lady In a bath tub. Lads of the village used to gather around and. whistle the “Star-Spangled Banner,” but she wouldn’t stand up. The company has removed the sign.

(Eleven) JUNIOR MIDDY SUITS Size 14, of all-wool serge, in navy or black, -with braid and trimming, plain or pleated CIO 'TPv skirts, special O IZI, ! tj * (Twenty-four) GIRLS’ DRESSES of navy French serge or velvet, In black, green or brown, sizes 8, 10, 12 and &T. $12.75 (Sixteen) ’ JUNIOR COATS of polo cloth or wool velour or sllvertones, in navy, Pekin. brown or tan; sizes 15 5,19.75 —Second floor.

♦ Clearance Sale of COATS For Women and $ 1 A .98 Coats that are worthy of a much higher marking—reduced only because we wish to dispose of our winter stocks to make room for spring goods, just arriving. The same beauty of line—the fine quality materials—the same artistic. embellishments which characterized all our winter stocks are to be found in these coats. , COATS OF— COLORS ARE—- , ii * i Wool velour Belted Silk lined / Beaver brown Fawn \ \ /I Recontre Seml-belted Halt lined Seal brown Reindeer T j if' Matalamb Flared Straight line models Navy Russian green Velour plush Sport coats Kit coney collars Black Oxblood ||'\ Duotone Long coats Self material collars Taupe ’ Maroon Silver-tone Satin lined Silk plush collars fit Special, $14.98. Clearance Sale of Dresses Jr For Women and $ Drones which reflect the value-giving spirit of the Basement Store. . Hhl| Ma are copies of much higher priced models—styles are adaptable for the miss and matron alike. % Os silk or wool materials—all desirable—for street, for dress or for office wear. Bouffant hip effects, straight line dresses, short sleeves and long sleeves; trimmed VIV|E/ with heading, braiding and plaitings. * lKvW|f . MATERIALS— COLORS— f|| Satin Jersey Georgette, etc. Navy Fawn Copenhagen \\\ Messaline Serge" Black Reindeer Havana brown U& Green Taupe Silver, etc. U M Special at 91U98 -

New Spring Suits for Boys Sizes 7 to 16. *12.50 With 2 pairs of pants tlonal price to quote for suits of such exceland'boy alike. Each suit has two pail's of pants. Sizes 7 to 16 years 912.50 Spring Blouses for Boys Sizes 6 to 16 years, full cut, well made, light and dark stripe patterns, also plain blue Q or white, fast colors ' 01/v Wash Suits for Small Boys Sizes Z/ 2 to 8 years New styles—Oliver Twist, middies and short Russian styles with belts—well made with straight pants. Light and dark pat terns, also plain white, blue (JO AO and tan, fast colors dj . O

Men’s Furnishings—Specials

SHIRTS for Men Sizes 14, 14%> 15 and 16V 2 Os neat striped percale, soft turnback cuffs attached, neckband style; special—*l.ls

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OVERALLS t # for Men Sizes 33 to 44 / Os Wabash stripe material, bib and suspenders attached, cut large, well made (limit 2 pairs to customer), pairsl.6s

Hats which in point of value become more wonderful each day—the best values . in trimmed hats ever presented Wonder Hats for Women and Misses % { 3.79 To present tastefully trimmed hats today at $3.79 is indeed a feat! Every hat in this group is new—fashioned of those materials that are correct for spring. Styles for everyone—for all oceasions. Remarkable values at 93.79 “ Cinderella ” Hats for Girls / 1 s2 ’ 9B (g&md'A little girl going to I \ j weave straw in com- \ W / bination or plain />V-//\ / colors; dainty youth- \fflA- 1/ ful shapes and designs 92.9S 1 * Other New Hats for Girls Are presented in a wide and varied assortment for the girl of from 5 to 16 years—every imaginable shape—trimmed artistically with flowers, streamers, bands, bows and laefe work. Pricedsl.9B to $4.98 ■

Union Suits for Men Sizes 34 to 42 Medium weight, ribbed, ecru„ suitable for spring wear. Special—*l.Bs

HOSE for Men Sizes 91/2 to HV2 Medium weight, fully white, tan, gray, cordovan or navy (6 pairs, $1.09), pair—19c

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