Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 279, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1920 — Page 16

16

Like April Showers —gentle, but frequent and effective—are the additions of interest to your savings account Deposits made on or before the fourth of April earn interest from the first of the month. How about a deposit this week? anii £ems>attp Will Help You Save Safely. Flying to Boost Army Recruiting Assignment of enlisted men as pilots at the aviation repair depot at the speedway is expected by Maj. Jacob Rudolph, to stimulate recruiting for this branch of the service, the commander said today. Sergts. TrueJlo and Mills will be sent to Chicago on a recruiting mission in two planes soon. In the past enlisted men have gone aloft only as observers. At present the depot is short of its quota of IS6 by about twenty men and. It is expected, the need for recruits will grow as the quota is likely to be enlarged. Centennial Fete Extended One Day The Indianapolis centennial celebration. originally planned for June 3 to June 8 has been extended to include -Wednesday, June 9, It was announced uxjay by Harry G. Hill, executive Secretary of the centennial committee. The celebration 'will officially start Saturday night, June 5, with a mass meeting at Tomlinson hall. A street pageant will be staged on the night of Monday, June 7, the day on iiich the city is 100 years old. On Tuesday night, June 8, a historical pageant will be presented In the coliseum at the state fairgrounds. A water carnival will be held Wednesday night, Juue 9. Selected to Revise Teachers* Fund Law Members of a special legislative committee on revision of the teachers' retirement fund law. appointed by L. N. Hines, state superintendent of public instruction, were advised >f their duties by letter today. Miss Belie O'Hair of Indianapolis was appointed chairman of the committee. Other members are H. O- Intel, South Bend, vice chairman; G. Ray Sharp, Lafayette; Miss Rosa M. Iturmaster, Muncie; Miss Martha A. Whltacre, Richmond; Miss Elizabeth G. Murphy, Ft. Wayne; Miss Verna Hoke, Gary, and R. M. Baggerly, Jeffersonville. Cooking Oil—Glossbrenner's.

TWO-DAY SALE THURSDAY and FRIDAY April 1 April 2 BOYS’ CALFSKIN SHOES BLACK, ENGLISH TOE; sizes 1 to 6. Ami 1 Jood solid leather and full soles. Just gKrfc.A he thing for the M iiovs—for dress or n|L “C /I wsMEtinili •hod €lO#Tl€? BOYS’ TAN CALF English and me- ffrA O . “ 96.09 Feltman 1 & Cur me 3.!?0c Stores Cos. Boys’ and Girls' Department—Second Floor 38 East Washington Stree.. ifllßl Good Teeth Aid Digestion I { Your stomach can not chew your food for you— lt has | I "jTf .V ’ no teeth. No one can be healthy and happy unless he I is tree from pain. Had teeta. sooner or later, will cause E i mtsery - 1088 of Sleep and wages. If nature hadn't In- I tt iff;*- fM tended teeth to be important to us the warning would -11 not be ao plain—they wouldn't ache ao when diseased ' A dirty mouth often results In pyorrhea, which means Iflft-- that yoa wUI constantly be swallowing the pus I that is being produced around the roots c f ZW-Jl the teeth so affected. Don’t take poison In this form. It often causes heart disease, rheumatic pain, neuralgi.i I painful Joints, ulcers of stomach, cancer and other long-disabling diseases. Good teeth and clean gums build up the body. PEOPLE’S DENTISTS | Sunday, 9 a. m. to 12 m. . 38 WEST WASHINGTON STREET. Over Gausepohl Trunk Store. fy/jC VACUUM CLEANERS B FREE TRIAL EABY PAYMENTS HATFIELD ELECTRIC CO. * MAgijni. auto ts-i-i fiLOTHiNG ON CREDIT PEOPLE'S CREDIT CLOTHING CO. N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2nd Floo ß

ILLINOIS PARTY LEADERS PLACE M’ADOO IN RACE State Boom Launched for Former Secretary of Treasury as President. SOLE ENTRANT TO DATE CHICAGO, March 31. —William G. McAdoo was placed in the race for the presidency with the launching of a boom for him by Illinois democrats here to- | day. ! The movement to boom the former secretary of the treasury was begun a few (lays by leading democrats of the state, and was made known today by Michael Igoe, former assistant United States district attorney and democratic leader of the state assembly. ASSERT McADOO KNOWS OF MOVE. The boom, according to Igoe, was launched on the responsibility of 1111- : nois democrats, although it was declared that "it was believed McAdoo had knowledge of it.” With the movement well under way for McAdoo, supporters of Attorney General Palmer's candidacy are expected to open their campaign shortly. As it is now, McAdoo is the only democratic candilate actively making the race in Illinois. Establishment of a national headquarters in Chicago by the democratic national committee will be made within the next two weeks, it was said here today. The republicans have practically com 1 pletod organization. PREPARING TO LAUNCH BOOM FOR PERSHING. Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood opens his campaign in Illinois here today, against Gov. Lowden, “favorite son," -with a speech at a mass meeting. Charles G. Dawes, president of the Central Trust bank, a strong admirer of Gen. Pershing, has been busily engaged lately organizing a publicity machine which he is expected to turn loose in support of the Pershing cause the minute the general has won the Nebraska indorsement tn the April 20 primaries. Lenox Club Works to Improve Streets The Lenox Improvement club today is formulating plans to obtain Improvements between Olney and Dearborn streets and between Twenty-fifth and Thirty-fourth streets, in accordance with a resolution adopted at the weekly meeting last night at the store of Outer 3. Wisebeart, 2602 North LaSalle street. Reports of the committees were heard and it was stated the officials of the street car company and members of the board of public works have under consideration the proposed branch of the Bright wood street car line that members of the Lenox club want built on Dearborn street. Twenty new members were received at the meeting, which was the largest in the history of the organization.

SUITS AND COATS FOR EASTER Large assortments, splendid styles, extra bargains. CASH OR CREDIT McNEILL’S CLOAK AN ) SUIT HOUSE Mass. Ave. and Del. St.

HILL PJRAGRAFS . „ . iAAavx /jfrbl UUAAJVARaz Barlow attempted to shoot a jaybird that was sitting on the limb of a dead tree, but before he had fired a great many shots the bird flew away, having grown suspicious of what Raz was trying to do. • • • Poke Eazley took the family clock to pieces Sunday and put it back together, but it would not run. Upon closer investigation he found that while he had put it back right, he had accidentally left out four or five of the little cog wheels, which was the only reason it wouldn't run, and "ought not to be held as a reflection on his workmanship. • • • Clab Hancock says it is remarkable how firmly a fellow can get In debt when he had p' *aty of credit and no mouey. Ask State Farm Vote on Excise Tax Bill Indiana farmers will express their opinion of the Nolan excise tax bill in a referendum to be conducted through the Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations. The bill, which is pending In congress, would place an excise tax of 1 per cent upon all persons, firms or corporations owning land valued in excess of SIO,OOO. Take Our Tip Several montht ago we advised you to buy diamonds, and that there was a considerable advance coming. That Increase came—a 20 per cent, advance. We are now advised of another rise in diamond prices, so again we say BUY NOW.” We have a very large stock of choice stones in the desirable sizes, from *4 carat to 2 carats, at the old prices. We urge you to take advantage of this inside tip—it’s sure to come. Fletcher M.Noe JBWEJLCY STOUX _ 109 N ILLINOIS ST /**

T&tmamb. 119-917419 ft. Washington 91 3HEADACHEC By IF YOt R HEAD ACHES §B a LET ME REMOVE the CAUSE I_ T-ELLERY” C t CHIROPRACTOR ta 01 ODD FELLOW BLDG. || fcSSjj Office, Main 6941. Residence, fIH Hij Hour., 1 to 5 and 7 to * V. M. M Sunday, 2 to 4 P. M. M No Charge for ron.uHatlon. ipS DETROIT VAPOR STOVES PENINSULAR STOVES GURNEY REFRIGERATORS CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS For Sale by HOOSIER OUTFITTING CO Wait., - Fine Decora a, __ 42-Piece Set 7C DINNERWAR.fi I• I D See our open stock of Dinnerware. Little Furniture Store 211 E, Washington St. tB. Boats Jr. W? s l?* s IS North Pennsylvania' 3 Street.

EasterJ^Toys Bring the Children to the Toy Floor of Charles Mayer & Cos. During Vacation Week They will enjoy seeing the rabbits and chickens and gay colored Easter eggs shown in such overwhelming variety on the children’s floor. There are little plush bunnies, wabbling ducklings and downy chicks in great procession to the hearts of the children. Do come, and hurry. ... ~ Fancy Easter baskets tied with ribbon and filled with rabbits, chicks and toys. ! Wicker doll clothes baskets for girls, filled with paper dressed doll, chicks and rabbits, each. .$1.25 Wicker doll clothes baskets for boys, filled with top, marbles, chieks, etc., each $1.25 Velvet Cat and Bunny Roly Poly, each $1.25 [ Celluloid chickens and rabbits, Rolv ' Poly 15<?, and 50£ Paper fiber chickens and rabbits 15£ each, or $1.50 set •' w yjr t Faper Maehe rabbits 35c, 50£ and 85£ each * Sand buckets tied with ribbon and filled with chicks 60<? and 85£ Sand molds in boxes, trimmed with Chicks 35*, 65*. $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 each These are only a few of the many interesting Easter novelties that you will see on our fourth floor. Easter Greetings EASTER CARDS are the delightful way in which one remembers friends at this joyous season of the year. A large and unusual selection to choose from in the stationery department. Charles Mayer and Company 29 and 31 West Washington Street Established 1840

HELP by returning your empty milk bottles / THE only way to preserve absolutely the purity of the milk your children drink, is to put it into sterilized bottles immediately after the milk is Pasteurized. Help by returning your empty bottles. The Polk Company has done everything humanly possible to obtain more bottles. Manufacturers of milk bottles can not supply the demand. This creates a situation more serious than the average observer would believe. Without bottles, the Polk Company is unable to deliver its product. But this isn’t the crux of the situation. Your child and the child next door, in a short time, may be without milk. This is what makes the situation serious. Protect your own children and the other children in Indianapolis by returning your empty milk bottles promptly. Seek out every empty milk bottle in the house and Hereafter we can return it. v only deliver milk where an empty hot- ij||¥ C tie is returned by ** * * *■— l flJk m* the customer for a * (T 'T’ It AT •If full one. BEST Milk Ask Your Physician. Order by Phone. North 862; Auto. 23-331.

Wo can't possibly make j all the photographic portraits In Indiana. f j We're satisfied merely ! to make the best. LPH Igi Mlath Floor Kahn Bldg providing 3 ups, we haver] of the little o Department ii showing of Ej Spring styles: quality and goj ren’s styles, ad are features tj mother. Marott’s Big 1 Marott’s 18 and 20 E: ! Buy Shoes at a She /—" 1 i 1 SOM You have }lr<4 will SOME Li count —yetJ ill eventful diy I you. To make D DU save tomonrov Tomorrow 1 5 sa $1 or more will si Meyerjj Deschler’s proportioned cigar. It is made from I§9HH tobaccos, cured by MyfigSf It’s good to the HH cigars that cost One of the most P|§|U , .<.‘’ average dentist tn 'B|f§||§ believe, however. tlaMg t, f EITELJoJgJ WgHgg.'r’rvE." - ■ |g; "> OUR SPEC® D. f?. FOSTSR & wot