Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1920 — Page 17

WTj runaway yvFTER 2 MONTHS Hfaten, Boy Quits Farmers V Home for City Hallways. After a search of more than two jponths the police today found Irving Milford, 14, a runaway boy. Milford’s father is in Florida and his mother Is- at New Castle, Ind., and the boy had been placed in the care of a farmer west of the city. The boy told the police that the farmer’s son beat him and treated him badly and for that reason he ran away and came to Indianapolis, where he had been selling newspapers and sleeping in hallways. Motor Pdhcemen Finney and Lansing, who found the boy, took him to the detention home, where he will be held until his father can be notified and a suitable home provided.

Housewives Seek Way to liaise Funds Aa a means of .raising money for the fßr.d for its stand on the city market the 2ffarlon County Housewives' league will itaue four-year membership certificates new member who pays a membership fee of sl. A committee composed of Mrs. Philip Zoercher, Mrs. Thomas M. Gardner, Mrs. Leo Lando and Mrs. E. E. Ejbrick will have charge of the stands on the market. Publication of booklets for the purpose of placing before the public the reasons for the present high cost of certain corncommodities was discussed by the league at a meeting yesterday afternoon. Solicited advertising was proposed as a means to pay for the publication of the pamphlet. A report was made that there was $59 in the treasury. The purchasing committee for the two stands conducted on the city market are William Ragan, official purchasing agent; Mrs. C. F. Dangler, Mrs. Leo Lando, Mrs. John S. Jordan and Mrs. Van Vooxhis Trees. British Miners Ask Share of Coal Profit LONDON, June 11.—Under the presidency of Robert Stnliie the Miners’ federation today decided to demand an increase in wages as a share in the increase in the price of coal. The federation also adopted a resolution protesting against military domination of Ireland and Instructed Its parliamentary committee to summon a special .conference of trades unions to deal with the production and handling of munitions for Ireland and Poland.

Gordon s Leads Again BIG SPECIALS IN SEASONABLE GOODS It is unusual to find an opportunity to buy Refrigerators, Porch Swings and summer merchandise at special prices during June, but it is the unusual offerings that have built up our wonderful business. 3-ROOM OUTFITS 4-ROOM OUTFITS ‘As Reasonable as §- p"< As Reasonable as § -fl 4T> TERMS TO SUIT. M ' TERMS TO SUIT. ■** Top Ice Refrigerator g jj* rjp p Side Ice Refrigerator §■ dishes Ural; FREE jßa]: or over. You may pay cash Jf*. rsms.rator., JiLi. Top Ice refrigerators; suit- nr chnro-p vnnr TvnrohAßP for small homes and apartable for smadl homes and ° CUdl 0 e yuui puicild.be. men ts, in plain and white; as r,rr:... $12.50 (Phono graphs not in- $24.50 EASY TERMS. eluded.) EASY TERMS. Solid Oak Davenos Great Bed Outfit Full size steel bed in Vernis Martin or white „ , j£ finish; a strong woven wire spring and a full 45Golden or fumed oak Davenos, upholstered in imitation leather; extends to full size, com- pound cotton top mattress. |na jf"h sortable bed. Big values start §49 gQ Special CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS. CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS. LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH For the balance of the month we will make a liberal discount on all cash purchases. You can save by buying in June. We will deliver when you are ready. - • Cod..ni.■ i, ' C.n.onl.nt t,cd “ T “~ 127-129 East Washington St. Cr -‘“ T "“‘

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MISS NELLIE DCNCAX. . Much of the success of the news bureau operated by the Associated Advertising Clubs of-the World to assist the newspapers during their convention was due to the efforts of Miss Nellie Duncan of the headquarters staff of the clubs. Miss Duncan had charge of the production of the bureau. The press bureau was an Institution of proportions. , During the earlier part of the week it employed sixteen persons, reproducing in full or in part nearly every speech delivered at the departmental and general sessions. Carl Hunt, formerly of Indianapolis, was in charge of the bureau. Indianapolis School Bulletin Published The first number of the Indianapolis School Bulletin, which will be issued each month during the school year by the city school for circulation among the teachers and patrons of the Indianapolis schools, has made Its appearance. The bulletin is In the form of a magazine, consisting of sixteen pages, carrying articles of interest to the schools. It is planned to build up a large circulation of the magazine through the Parent-Teacher associations.

LAST NIGHT’S DREAMS —And Whnt They Mean— Did you dream of swords? v To dream simply of seeing a sword is not a favorable omen, as, according to the mvstics, it means a quarrel, if not something still ruoie unpleasant, ami signifies treachery. But to dream that you are wearing a sword Is a most happy augury as it denotes that you will achieve power and position, and to dream that you hold a sword firmly in your hand Is an omen of general good luck. Should you dream that an acquaintance strikes you with a sword* that person will soon render you some slight service. If the blood flows from the stroke, then the service will be a most Important one by which you will greatly benefit; and If you seem to be wounded unto death by the blow It Is an omen of services and benefits without number which will be rendered you. Should the one who strikes you with a sword be a superior In wealth or position then you will receive advancement In honor and fortune proportionate to the rank of the one who strikes you. To dream of seeing many swords signifies differences to be adjusted; and to dream of being struck by a sword in the hands of a stranger is a warning of danger ahead, / It Is a most fortunate omen for a woman to be dreaming of being struck with a sword as it means honor and respect; for a newly married woman It fortells the birth of a son. To dream of striking a stranger with a swo;-d signifies security and great success in all your ventures.—Copyright, 1920.

FRECKLE-FACE Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spot3. Hew to Remove Easily. Here’s a chance. Miss* Freckleface, to try a remedy for freckles with the guarantee of a reliable concern that it will not dost you a penny unless It removes the freckles; while If it does give you a clear complexion the expense is trifling. Simply get an ounce of Othine — double any druggist and a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beautiful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the w’orst case. Be sure to aslethe druggist for the double strength Othine, as thi3 strength is sold under guarantee of money Iback if it falls to remove freckles.—Advertisement.

INDIANA DAILY TIMESf FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920.

Say Hourly Nursing Hourly nursing, which was discontinued last month, will be resumed, direct tors of the Public Health Nursjng association announced today. The association is now organized with its normal staff. Four hundred twenty-two cases were in the care of the association, according to Miss Mary Crist, acting superintendent of nursing. This is 100 less than the preceding month. One hundred twenty-eight cases received free nursing. During May the association nurses made 1,208 visits.

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After you eat—always use FATONIC fexSvfOß YOUR StOHACti'S SAKE) —one or two tablets—eat like candy. Instantly relieves Heartburn. Bloated Gassy heeling. Stops indigestion, food souring, repeating, headadieand the many miseries caused by Acid-Stomach E ATONIC is the best remedy, it takes the harmful acids and-gascs right out of the body and, of course, you get well. Tens of thousands wonderfully benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded by your own druggist. Cost a trifle. Please try it I

Greatest Money Saving Event of Recent Years Big Qothing Sale Os Distinctive Spring Suits For Men and Young Men No sale in recent years has offered such splendid values in 9f snappy styles of young men’s suits as this sale affords. Our f present prices are in many Km cases lower than the present / jwW' w^°^‘ cost of the goods. [Am m^s this sale. Many 1 vT sthese beautiful suits have f 1 4 r* been taken from our higher LJ fsHmy*A priced lines and placed in this Hundreds of other interesting values from $25 to S6O. Boys’and Children’s Suits Os dependable fabrics, stylishly cut and easily worth a third more than "bur price 0f..! $7.50 to $25.00 Open Saturday Nights Till 9 O’Clock

CHANGE 0F SCHEDULE SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 1920 TRAINS WELL LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS AS FOLLOWS i DAILY No. 39 to Hamilton 6:05 a. in. Instead of 4:50 a. m. No" 31 to Clnelnnati 10:40 a. m. Instead of 10:35 a. m. ' No. 37 to Cincinnati 2:35 p. m. instead of 2:30 p. m. No 33 to Cincinnati ~..5:10 p. m. (No change.) DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY No. 10 to Decatur, Illinois 6:00 a. m. instead of 8:00 a. m. No. 12 to Decatur and Springfield 3:50 p. m. Instead of 4:20 p. in. For additional information apply at Consolidated Ticket Office or Union Station. /

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and Take 25% 011 Prices riSI Get a SSO Suit note YA i*M lor $37.50 EASY Pay S3M Dam and Sd.OOaWttk IE Remember, Men and Young-Men, that at this big sale l of fine Suits your credit is just as good as cash. Everyone knows that Menter does not charge extra 42 <£jßfeL for credit, and Cash or Credit, the price of any one Stores b-'lf °f ese high-g ra de Suits is exactly the same. Use Your Credit Mjk Don’t be skeptical—Come and take a look at these Wt 'uTOy fine Suits in Cassimeres, Cheviots and Worsteds—No JtS Blue Serges in this sale. We are selling 12,000 Suits m JP in. our 42 stores this week. Get one of them. 'll Ml A S 7S Suit lor' $56.25 tSX In) oSM ‘ A $65 Suit for $48.75 | MBf A SSO Suit for $37.50 1$ f°^ k | MM A S4O Suit for $30.00 1:S ?S£* I FALM BEACHES, MOHAIRS AND ALL SUMMER SUITS U viisllPil INCLUDED In this Sale are Suits that sold at $25, $27.50, S3O, .. 9 Men S |;‘! $55, $57.5C, S6O, $62.50, $65, $67.50, S7O, $72.50 and $75. Straw Jiff Take off 25% —Make the reduction yourself—Your Hate" tarn oredit Is Good - WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE 111 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET Entire First and Second Floors. Open Saturday Night Until 9:00. Third Door South of Maryland SL We Will Gladly Open Accounts With Out-of-Town Customers.

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