Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 12, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1920 — Page 3

(SWINDLED OUT ' OF $1,300 BY A MAN WITH ‘ROLL’ Washington Street GroGives Real Money for Fake Greenbacks. Joseph Miskowiz, 003 West Washington street, today asked the police to find a smooth-talking, well-dressed stranger whom he gave $1,300 for a $1 bill and a lot of fake greenbacks. The stranger called at Miskowiz's place j esterday afternoon. • He said his name was “John” —never mind the last name, he said glibly—and that be wanted to buy the store and start right in selling groceries as he knew the business. FLASHES QUITE SOME "BANKROLL..” The stranger's businesslike manner impressed Miskowiz. He offered to buy the store and before paying for it started serving customers. “John” had nothing but bills of large ■'enojplnations and he was forced to Joorow S4O in change w ith which to conduct business. Then "John” explained to Miskowiz (hat he would be pleased if Miskowiz would change the bills of large denominations into smaller bills. JIST LIKE ON THE STAGE. Miskowiz had only $1,300. all in twenty dollar biils. at the store, but “John” said that would "help some,” and Miskowiz gave the new grocery keeper the money. “John” counted out the same amount in large bills, wrapped them in a piece of paper and gave them to Miskowiz, who pinned them inside of his vest. Several hours later Miskowiz unpinned the paper and opened the roll, discovering that there was a one-dollar bill wrapped around a roll of blank paper cut the same size as the one-dollar bill.

Tells Police Bogus Solicitors at Work Brig. L. M. Simonsbn of the Salvation •Unr today issued a warning that five persons were soliciting funds for “the army - ’ who have no right to do so. The police were asked to search for the solicitors who, Brig. Simonson declares. wear uniforms and who. he says, are taking advantage of the present drive for funds being made by the Salvation Army. The solicitors do not say they are soliciting for the Salvation Army, but ask for money for “the army,” he told the police. TOO WEAK TO WALK CLIMBING STAIRS EXHAUSTED HIM Terre Haute butcher contracted rheumatism, catarrh and a bad cough from getting his feet wet so often. Was unable to work regularly. Although he tried many medicines, he claims he did not improve until he took Dreco, the new herbal remedy. Mr. John C. Markin, who lives on Flint street. North Terre Haute, Ind., relates the following experience: “I am a butcher, and in following my trade it is often necessary to stand on the wet pens. In this manner I caught tcold, which developed into catarrh of the head and throat; I became all crippled up with rheumatism; had soreness and pajns all over my body; severe headaches, earache. I took a number of different medicines in the hope of overcoming these troubles, but It seemed like I was getting worse instead of better ■untfVl got so I could hardly hear at all. Imy sense of taste and smell, my Iprroat felt like a piece of raw beef, my cough kept me from sleeping; my kidneys were weak and I could not walk far without getting out of breath. “Ciimbing stairs or a hill was out of the question. I was so nervous I jumped at every little noise; was so sore and stiff in the morning I bad to hold on to the ‘ bed in order to get up. “About three weeks ago I started on Dreco, as it bad been strongly recommended to me and I feel so happy to think that I have at last found something to- overcome my ailments. Why I feel like a, colt, full of pep and vitality. I wish everybody could know of the wonderful benefit I have received from this splendid medicine.” Mr. Williamson, the well-known Dreco expert, has headquarters at Claypool Drug Cos., to meet the local public and explain the merits of this great remedy. See him today.—Advertisement.

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Square Deal for All Our Visitors! Indianapolis is not so foolish as the man who killed the goose that laid the golden eggs. This city is a favorite convention center because Its business men have built up a reputation for square dealings with visitors. We can not afford to have this reputation destroyed by a few overcharging the visitors who will come to the speedway races May 31 and the convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, June 6 to 10.— G. F. Olwln. manager, Better Business bureau.

Yardmen Act to Protect Policies The Indianapolis Yardmen's association, which is conducting an unauthorized strike here, is today preparing to take legal measures to protect the insurance policies of 170 members who were expelled from the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen for participating in the strike. Clarence Darrow, a San Francisco labor attorney, will represent the yardmen’s assobiation E. H. Stewart, president of Local 261 preferred charges against the expelled members several days ago. The members of the local Include employes o£ all the lines except the Big J\ oaI '’ wbose employes belong to Local AO. hJn e r>!^ n eipelle,i frora local have been paying monthly premiums on tb.-lr insurance policies for several vears In amounts from $1.50 to *3.

~ NO C. 0. D.’s OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK NO REFUNDS THEFAHI REMOVAL SALE 407-417 WEST WASHINGTON STREET §[ E Wm MKBI HHH Stupendous Salle of COATS Tailor-Made Suits Smart Spring Dresses Broadcloth and Goldtone Coats Up to $50.00 Values Values up to $20.00 u / x $2% Os) I jSj+WtVn l I Tan. taupe, reindeer, navy and Pekin. These J<-r p Tneotine. silvert one and French serge, all silk // A. \ \ dresses show the designer's rare understanding fan h There are short sport models included. There are y ? jfij lined. There is a becoming suit for every / k ' K 0 f fj ie simple styles that bring forth best the ap-full-length coats for those who like this style best. tvpe, fashioned with a view to adapting them to \\ v j\'‘Snealinf charms of youth in these frocks AH \ufis "israr w? sss Ffm :"T s T rr ,aI “ i s. " JSI fr>r — and ' Spe<!iai UsraH thing possible to choose a fine coat—just to r**, J | 'll linpcl - rhe price is the \ ery lowest consistent with \ . ***** YOUR PARTICULAR LIKING—in this sale, and / 'A W the superior qualities. fep.'l) t wXr k xKr® you will receive the biggest value of the season at — l \*f _ori ww*h m 'jj jvG NjgfgW j|f $13.75 ff $25.00 m ' ILA -a* // • p ‘/if $35 New Spring iSBSS®. HigT-jrade W §3O Sample f / Dresses Ipf Spring Coals /v\ J \ Suits JffiL V Ua tn Wi/ijpc / i > \ All-wool serges and poplins, navy, black, brown, In/A |> \ r> V\l -dßfc r lu * l fy. \ / k gray, tan. Splendid new spring and summer suits 'hjLd/A y \ This sale brings out a large assemblage of deCoats of appealing interest—answering every de- \ r A —embodying all the most desirable trimming ideas. JvrmC // - sirable dresses with special value the most sire for outer garments of distinction. Coats Vp \ Th • TO,,n * ,a<l - v who ls l° okln K for a smart, youthful H ~.r L v fahrie and stvle djM ill with that metropolitan dash—with that exclu- 1\ \ suit will find these most desirable. ft? salient feature, and variety ot ta brie and stj le sive look—with that tell tale finesse of quality \'l \ \ m\ Jlj a c^ose second— TSj ‘i S3 associated only w ith higher cost productions. \ \ d&k /b xg. SO.BB 14 s $16.50 $14.98 1 —— LjZ - $5 Silk Poplin and Plaid & $lO Accordion pleated Serge H f J SI2SS $1 GO /if Skirts sf) wisl Skirts $g A A -J®L to 32. Sale price ■ ■ y \ All color*. Extra special Sba r &6 * sizes. Extra special B j

$5.98 Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Tricolette BLOUSES Special for Wednesday Jjp. SO-98 /mm L Beaded and emroidered models in all the newest spring shades, long and short sleeves; sizes 36 to 46. Extra special. Stout $lO Georgette BLOUSES FOR STOUT WOMEN, beaded and emoroidered ; all colors; sizes 46 to 54 *5.00 Children’s Dress Sale $3.00 GINGHAM DRESSES—Children's dresses of good quality plaid gingham, neatly trimmed; 4 sizes from 6 to 14 years, & | fJc ty| $3.00 LITTLE TOTS’ DRESSES-*Lit-tle tots’ gingham and ehambray dresses, hand embroid- fr i ered. Sizes 2 to 6 $ I Uw years. Special R IUU $5.00 GIRLS’ DRESSES—GirIs’ gingham dresses, made in the newest spring sryles, 3 O 6to 14 years. Reduced to mm ■ V

Nurses’ Home Plans to Come Up Monday Plans for the proposed new nurses' home will be laid before the meeting of representatives of civic and professional organizations with the head? of the city departments and the board of health at the City hail next Moiday night. According to the plans drawn up by H. L. Danfort, an Indianapolis architect, and presented to the board of health last night, the building will cost approximately $387,000. It would be a four-story brick structure to accommodate 153 nurses. The proposed building would be modern in every way, containing lecture room, auditorium, library, reception room, dining room, laboratory, kitchen, baths and locker rooms. Four applications for the position of supervisor of nurses at the City hospital have been received, but no actlwu was taken. Sunnyside Building Comes to Standstill Because of the Inability to receive material, work on the new buildings now under construction at Sunnyside, the county tuberculosis hospital, is at a standstill, according to Dr. H. S. Hatch, superintendent of the Institution. The service building is nearly completed and the power plant Is ready for equipment, however. He.vJavhea From Slight Colds LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets relieve the Headache by curing the Cold. A tonic laxative and germ destroyer. Look for signature E. W. GROVE OB box. 30c.—Advertisement.

Remarkable Oilerings in Women's and Misses’ Undergarments The Savings are Wonderful REGCLAR *1.25 LADIES* AND LADIES* OI'TBIZE ENVEMISSES* NIGHTGOWNS, marie LOPE CHEMISE, lace, em of fine quality nainsook Beau- broidery and ribbon trimmed; tiful erepe and embroidery exceptionally well made gartrlmmine. Specially ffci? ments. Specially priced for priced for WednoC Jf!|C Wednesday. Sixes p i ti\Q day. only WWW 48 to 52, *1.50 REGCLAR *I.OO VALEESs LADIES* AND MISSES* EN- REGCLAR *I.OO VALUES, VELOPE CHEMISE, pretty LADIES’ AND MlSSES*BLOOMembroidery trimmed; excep- ERS. Made of pink batiste; tionai bargains. All Aft.. ruffle knee; most "If sizes specially priced IjSflQ unusual values. Spe- | Nft for Wednesday, 0n1y... • rial, Wednesday 0n1y... ■ ***

Boys' Sample Suits Reduced $12.50 and sls Values $12.50 up to sls Boys’*All-Wool Cash- / mere Suits. In green, brown and fancy mixtures; newest styles. Full lined MOTh pants. Wednesday— Jr *8.39 ■Zsf % Boys’ $10.50 Saits $c nr Jm .. —. Reduced for Wednesday V&WW only. Sizes 8 to 16 . \ ■ —SS&fea|3fa| years; pants fully lined. BOYS' TWO S l n 1C PANTS SUITS * I Oi/O Jm L Wool blue serge. Regular S2O values. Sizes 10 to 18 years. Special Wednesda.y. .*13.75 *! Boys’ Tailor-Made SUITS SPfoni $18.50 and $22.50 Suits All-wool tweeds, cash- a . . h yt ffc| meres, cheviots; in a | E ||J Ki, Vr a \%. the new shades of jTh V t|| green, brown and ® | m! fancy mixtures. All sizes up to 17 years. $2.50 Boys’ Caps ..*1.45 SI.OO Boys’ Caps SO<* fiSa* -aMMaftlSi' $4.00 Straw Hats *2.50 $2.00 Straw Hats 98(1 jj ft MB $2.00 Boys’ Pants 98<l * U $2.50 Boys’ Wash Suits *1.69

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1920.

( Big 4* Engineer to Be Buried Thursday Funeral services for Thomas Mcl>ermont, veteran Big Four engineer, who died yesterday afternoon, will be held at the home of his niece, Mrs. ,T. T. Linegar, 5370 East Washington street, Thursday morning. Mr. McDermont entered the services of the old 1., C. & L. railway, which later became a part of the Big Four, in 1875. He became an engineer in 1884. While en route to Kankakee, 111., Sunday be became seriously ill and was removed to a hospital at Lafayette. Speakers Aid Postal Men in Wage Fight Four-minute speeches for the purpose of arousing public support for the postal employes who are asking increased pay are being given at Keith’s theater each night this week. Charles Fox, president of the state federation of labor, was the speaker last night. Other speakers are A. M. Hall, tonight; Charles R. Benedict, Wednesday; Arthur R. Robinson, Thursday; Charles J. Orbison, Friday. The speaker for Saturday night has net been named. NEW ORDER TO AIR PILOTS. According to Capt. Jacob Rudolph, commanding officer of the aviation depot at the speedway, anew order issued by the war department makes it imperative for all former air pilots to undergo a physical examination within six months of the time when they wish to make flights.

Helen Moller Named in Divorce Action NEW YORK, May 25. —Miss Helen Moller, the Grecian dancer, was today named in the divorce action of Mrs. Edna W. Poole. An interlocutory decree in favor of Mrs. Poole was owfered by the court. Mrs. Poole charged that Miss Moller often had been introduced as the wife of her husband, Robert Alfred Poole.

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Men's Spring SUITS Up to $35 Values $19.85 Plain box styles for men and snappy fitted and belted styles for young fellows. Brown, blue, oxford, gray mixtures —many full silk lined. Single and double-breasted. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits up to S4O Values $24.85 Made by houses that have the knack of building into suits just that smart swing young fellows demand. Double-breasted, patch pocket, snugfitting models, there are cassimeres and tweeds at the same price. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits up to $45 Values $29.85

Says Application of Golden Rule Needed “The Cure for National Unrest” was the subject of a sermon by Dr. R. T. Williams, of the Williams-Shaffer evangelistic party, at Tomlinson hall, last night. The recognition of the golden rule among all classes is the only sure means of bringing about harmony, he said. The party is conducting an extended series of daily meetings at the, hall.

Saie oi Men’s Shirts $2.50 MEN'S SHIRTS, one lot of sixtvfivc shirts, broken lots and sizes; QCIp special Wednesday wOlf $5.00 MEN’S COMBINATION SILK SHIRTS, pussy willow taffeta, crepes and jerseys; matched with QE blazer hacks; special $3 00 MEN’S SHIRTS, percales and madras. all good, full, roomy M shirts; special 5

AMERICAN CENTRAL LIFE BL\ Home Office Monument Plac4 3 L ESTABLISHED 133* 4 DIRECTORS HERBERT M. WOOLLEK, President of Company. ___ GEORGE E. HUME, FRANK W. MOKRISOH, President llume-Mansur Cos. President Indiana Title ana uUVS GREENLY V. WOOLLEN, *"’7. . , irY ,R Mediial Director of Company. Bccrefary of O.mpaiiy. M. F. BELISLE, c _ HCESMANN, Vice President of Company. President Central Supply C. EVANS WOOLLEN, • RUSSELL T. BYERS, President Fletcher Savings and Manager Loan Department •* Trust Cos. Company. DAVID A. COULTER, H. H. lIOKNBROOK. President Farmers Bank of Frank- Smith, Kemster, HornnrooK ■ fort. Smith. IT. W. BI'TTOLPH, Actuary.

Wednesday Specials on Underwear for Men $2.00 MEN'S BAL- _ BRIGGAN UNION SUITS, short sleeves and ankle length. Sizes 34 to j c t,. Spe :SI.OO Fm\ V\ 85c MEN'S BALBRIGGAN W SHIRTS and draw- I ers. short sleeves Pr // and ankle length, \fl double reinforced Ii seat: 7\' special "fvC 29c MEN’S HOSE, Dur able Durham *' mJ* and other good makes, all colors; i special I fa>2 r 75c and 95c MEN’S HEAVY WORK AND DRESS SUSPENDERS; regular and extra lengths; union made Mwb Men’s Work Clothes $6.00 MEN’S COMBINATION OVER. ALL SUITS, union made, khaki, heavy blue denim and Wabash stripes; special Wednes- 00 GE day.. N>0.09 SB.OO LEE’S UNIONALLS, heavy white back denims and khaki, also Carhartt’s and Headlight makes; all union made, special.... yvi Qw $2.25 PAINTERS’ OVERALLS, union made, good full cut double stitched overalls; special Wednes- Mtf day only V ■ ■*IO

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