Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 281, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1920 — Page 7

m RK RESUMED SN STOCKYARDS * Rirasro Cattle Handlers to lr /Arbitrate Wage Issue. I' . I CHICAGO, April 2—Members of the tattle handler*' union at the Union stock Tards here returned to work today after ibelng on strike since Monday. 1 The men voted to accept arbitration. No meat shortage was expected, although 10,000 employes were thrown out ■f work because of the strike and killing Slants had been forced tp shut down. f NEW YORK. April 2—The fresh food [supply for New York was threatened by Jbe strike of harbor workers tying up Mrrlee and other floating equipment of Hi 1 roads. thousand men were out, according officials. |Hhe men are demanding an eightHr day. CHICAGO, April 2.—Chicago's strike of employes was broken today by Bromlses of arbitration. ■ City employes were back at their posts Bid official business was resumed for ■.> first time this week. Resignations of 1.100 firemen will be fendered today, according to plans. The resignations are effective April ", “unless In the meantime the wage controversy Is settled.” CHICAGO, April 2.—Minor strikes of ’ailroad employes were threatened or n progress throughout the middle west :oday. FoUowing a walk out of 3.000 Pennsylvania railroad employes at Ft. Wayne, Ind., yesterday 700 switchmen and switch tenders of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Tanl railway here were on strike tolay. They demanded a pay increase of nearly 50 per cent. Illinois Central and Northwestern men are affiliated with the same union. Rock Island switchmen and brothermod of railway trainmen are reported siting a strike vote with a walkout Banned for Sunday night. Officials here the report.

t EASTER CLOTHES GET your Easter Clothes at Mentor’s, where all Jj } men and women, married or single, are cordi- SUITS V,, r> , ally invited to choose from the finest line of FOR MEN I MI spring styles we have ever shown. -and W mwl This is a good time to get acquainted with Menter. YOUNG MEN I J 'I V You are welcome and you don’t need to bring any- Suits with all the L m \ one to introduce you— 42 STORES. * dash and pep that \fi \ , the best tailors I I \ Women’s Suits, Coats, Dresses, ciotC* |u \ Blouses, Millinery Conservative |§\l \\ styles for older men * JKi Vi \ Suits $35 to $l2O Coats $23 to SBS Dresses S2O to SBO \ ALTERATIONS ARE FREE HI J. 4S&' \ Dozens of Other Up-to-the-Minute Styles knee pants. 11l CAI ITU VI I IMAIC CTOCCT Three Doora South now aQ tl' no 111 X jljl II .I .1 lit I ij X X of Maryland Street charge for I *lO to S2O . ENTIRE FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS. Credit 7 Open Saturday Nights Untln 9:oo.—Accounts with Out-Of-Town Customers Gladly Opened.

French Bachelor Tax Hits Old Maids , Too PARIS, April 2.—The French government has put a premium upon marriage by imposing a 10 per cent tax upon bachelors and spinsters. Spirited discussions were* aroused by the provision of the measure taxing women as well as men. Members of the chamber Os deputies opposed this clause on the ground that the bachelors were really responsible for the unmarried condition of* the women.

CHILD NEGLECT ' CHARGED TO PAIR Mother Said to Have Deserted 7 Tots for *Another Man’ Affidavits charging neglect of children were sworn out today in Juvenile court against Oren T. Skinner. 44. 320 South Alabama street, and Mrs. Della Gibson, 40, 2408 East Washington street. The couple disappeared March 17, according to the reports- made to the Indianapolis Humane society. Five of Mrs. Gibson’s seven children were at home when Sergt. Fred Gunsolus of the Humane society called at the East Washington street residence and four ot that number were 111. The five youngest Gibson children are Wynee, 13; Thelma, 11; .Tamsia, 9; Bennie, 7, and James 0., 2 years old. Mrs. Oren T. Skinner, wife of the missing man, wept as she told of her years of hard Vork as a rooming house and restaurant keeper. Mrs. Skinner has a son, James. 14. and a married daughter. “I am left without a dollar," she sobbed. "I want him arrested," she said. “Ob, I wart him to suffer as I have suffered." The children of Mrs. Gibson told the police their mother had gone to California, but the police say they havo information that both Skinner and Mrs. Gibson are in Indianapolis.

Creditor Charges Bankruptcy Fraud Edgar B. Macßeth, who filed a petition in voluntary bankrutey on Nov. 7, 1919, was named as the defendant In a suit tiled in federal court by the Brazil Trust Company, asking that conveyance and transfer of property to bis mother, executed before the date of the bankruptcy petition be set aside for payment of debts to his creditors. It is alleged that Macßeth inherited property from his ratner In Clay county which he transferred to his mother for the alleged purpose of defrauding his creditors.

flffi) GENUINE fQfh REED SULKY See Our Beautiful Line of Baby Carriages, Specially Low In Price. # HURST & CO. A The Big Department Store, Penn, and Ga. Sts.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1920.

Fight on Street Leads to Arrest — Major Auff, 28, 4813 Broadway, was arrested early today on the. charges of assault and battery and drunkenness. Motor Police Reilly and Weddle received a call to a West Ohio street chill parlor at 12:45 o’clock this morning on the report of a fight. The alleged battlers were gone when they got there. At Illinois and Vermont streets, the police saw three young men in an argument and claim Auff struck one of the men.

Lace Striped Silk ' Hose, $1.75 Women’s “Onyx” lace striped silk hose, In beautiful two-color combinations, black with white, black with navy, brown with gold, brown with green, purple with black, 91*75 a pair. —Goldstein’s, Main Floor.

STORE HOURS—DAILY, 8:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.

Special Easter Offerings New Spring Coats To Temper the Cool Winds of Spring §*l9- J 2 7 s $25.00 Qualities $35.00 Qualities Here Is a real opportunity for the woman who la looking for a smart Easter coat, sensibly wjyzSr**' priced. All the newest style touches of J spring are to be noted In these models — /* jM dashing sport models, full or half belted or the more conservative styles swlng- \ ing straight from the shoulders. ‘1 J \ vs * ‘ . Furthermore, the quality Is that k H. \ which is found only In higher \ i w WA priced coats —some are hand- \ /C* \53Aj somely lined; come In \ jL colors spring has made most fashionable. New Spring Suits iXjpJ Os More Than Ordinary Charm New Spring : :i and Youthful™,* DRESSES Igß $49.50 $25.00 up \if We Ask You to Compare These Suits d*/"*!" - f\f\ With Those You Have Seen Gento $05.00 \ erally Priced at $55.00 to $69.50. There arc suits of tricotine, Poiret twill, men's wear serges and velours; belted, tailored and vbox or blouse effect coats, with smart tailored or pleated skirts, lined with silk. Navy Blues the Most Popular-•• Also Tans and Browns —Goldstein’s, Second Floor.

Easter Bags The Finishing Touch to Your Easter Outfit. Beaded bags—they are made from seed heads In rich colorings, and the linings are the beet quality silks; priced at *12.50, *15.00 and *20.00 each. Ethel Barrymore leather vanity bags, in black or colored leather, *O.OO each. Moire silk hand bags In black, navy, gray and taupe, with fancy frames, special at *5.00 each. Other attractive silk bags In various colors, priced ffrom *O.OO to *15.00 All leather kodak bags in black or colors, priced at *O.OO down to *2.75 each. Women's leather belts in black or Colors, *I.OO down to 55# each. Jewelry for Easter Finger rings with white stone, jade, opal or coral settings, special Saturday at 98# each. White stone set bar pins, Saturday at 75# each. Hat pins with white Btone settings at 49# and 98#. Women’s roll gold bracelets, priced Saturday at *1.25 each. Imported broaches and bar pins with jade and novelty settings at 49# each. Pearl necklaces, with graduating size pearls, 32 Inches long, at *1.25 each. Pearl necklaces, 28 inches long, 09c. values, 49# each. Necklaces with novelty, jet and fancy beads 98# to *5.00 each. Neckwear for Your Easter Garments Newest organdie vestees, white or colors, 98# each. Organdie Van Dyke points, white or colors, 75# each. Organdie collar and suff sets, *I.OO to *2.50 a set. Lace and net vestees with or without collar, *I.OO each. Many attractive 'styles in lace vestees, *1.25 to *2.98. • Veils and Veilings Shetland mesh drape veils with embroidered borders, black or colors, *1.75 to *2.98. Pattern drape veils in black or colors, *1.25 to *2.50. Mesh veiling plain, figured and spot effects, in black or colors, 59# to *1.25 a yard. -—Goldstein's, Main Floor.

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Boys, Your Easter Suit is Here! Ts there were some wav by which the desirability and quality of BOYS’ CLOTHING could he arrived at through Rome broad, fair basis of comparison, we are certain that the Goldstein line of Boys’ Spring Suits at $9.75, _ $10.75 and $12.75 Ii *| —would register 100 per cent in every essential—in fashion, in fabrie, in variety and in real value at /(l Ln\ the P r * ces ‘ iT fcaVl This lot of suits are fashioned of 1(/ /Sflcv 1 \ cashmeres and cheviots, in blues, M JJ A browns, grays and mixtures, in sinF* t/VJraß gle-breasted belted models. Bring \ \ ,* the boy in tomorrow and let us “fit him out.” £ Other Boys’ Suits wi with two pairs of trousers, at A $15.75. $16.50 and $18.75 —Goldstein’s Annex, Main Floor.

The Brightest, Gayest J^T^Easter^*^ hats\2> Imaginable just $/f .98 Arrived to Sell at If you’ve been planning to pay $6.50 or $7.50 for your Easter bat, you may be sure it’s in the lot, for these hats are worth much more than we are asking, and the assortment is so large and varied you are sure to find a hat you like —we can’t think of a type tKht is not represented. ,9 —Poke shapes, fruit trimmed. —Chic little tip-tiked Mitzi sailors with bright cerise trimmings. —Tams “prettified” with gay flowers and ribbons. —Turbans with flower crowns and turbans with-flower brims. —Hats swathed in maline. . \ Why, it reads like a presenta- TF tion of the season’s most expensive creations. Priced for Sat—Goldstein’p/Third Floor. \ '

STORE HOURS—SATURDAY, 8:30 A. M. TO 6P. M.

•Women’s Silk Hose, $1.49 Women’s “Notaseme” pure thread silk hose, double silk lisle garter tops and soles, shaped legs and ankles; black, white, gray, brown and navy; $1.49 a pair. —Goldstein’s, Main Floor.

Beautiful Gloves f j That have i-oy arrived for j J Easter ivearWith the new 6ult, the short-sleeved frock or the spring coat there should be Just the proper glove. That is our specialty—knowing and having in stock Just the glove you want Glace Kid Gloves, $3.25. Women’s two-clasp, overseam glace kid gloves, in brown, taupe, gray, tan, mode and black, with contrasting color, embroidered back, at 93.25 a pair. Washable Chamoisette G'oves, $1.50. ' Women’s twelve - button length washable chamoisette gloves, in pongee, gray and white, with contrasting color embroidered backs, at 91.50 a pair. Silk Gloves, $1.75, $2.25 and. $2.75. Fownes’ and Kaysers’ double finger tip. white silk gloves, priced according to length; 8-button length, 91*75; 12-button length, 92.25; 16-button length, 92.75 a pair. Chamoise Skin Gloves, $1.98. Women’s one-clasp washable chamoise skin gloves, pique seam, with contrasting color embroidered backs, 91*98 a pair. Men's Silk Gloves, SI.OO. Men’s double finger tip silk gloves, with Paris point back, in gray only, 91*00 a pair. Silk Gloves, $2.00, $1.50, $1.25 and SI.OO. Kayser’s, Fownes’ and Mohawk double finger tip silk gloves, in gray, mode, pongee, white and black, with contrasting color embroidered backs, 93.00, 91*50, $1.25 and 91*00 a pair. —Goldstein’s, Main Floor.

Women’s Oxfords $4.95 Women's oxfords, in black or brown, military or Louis heels, long or short vamp, size 2k to S, special Saturday at *4.95 a pair. —Goldstein’s, Main Floor.

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