Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 39, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1920 — Page 5

■S'TRACT AWARD ggPBRINGS PROTEST ■aim Commissioners Failed f to Advertise for Cabinets. Protesting against the action of the commissioners in awarding a 'contract for steel cabinets for the county clerk's office to W. C. Brass, of lid South Pennsylvania street, William B. Burford, 3S-40 South Meridian street, made a personal visit to the commissioner’s court today. Burford made the preliminary measurements on which the estimates were made for the cases and stated that he did not know that the commissioners were going to open bids for approximately So.OOO worth of steel cases. President Lewis George of the commissioners stated that the contract for the cases was properly awarded as the notices for bids were published In the daily press. Burford claimed if he had information that the bids were to be opened, he would have submitted bids. “I can not see that we can take any action, because the contract has been duly signed with Brass,” said Mr. George. Burford did not object to Brass getthe contract but contended he had that bids were to be received. Indianapolis Lodge Wins Moose Prizes The first prize in the national ritualistic contest and four of the flTe first prizes offered for individual ritualistic contests hdM at the national convention of the Iseyal Order of Moose, at Mooseheart, 111., were won by the degree team of the Indianapolis Moose lodge No. 17. The success of the team places Inidanapolis in first place among the many teams that are attending the convention from all parts of the United States and Canada. Members of the Indianapolis team are Hngh J. Davey, past dictator; William Shewmsker, dictator; Mark R. Gray, vice dictator; Rev. C. J. McKane, prelate: B. S. Canfield, .orator, and William Mackey. About 500 Moose from Indianapolis lodges are attending the national convention. The 1921 national convention will be held at Toledo, according to reports from the convention. Request of Utility to Borrow Is Denied The Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company today was denied authority to borrow money by the state public service commission. In the petition the N. I. G. & L. requested to borrow money for an indefinite period of time. The commission held that the company was operated on the method of similar organizations and that there was “no reason to depart from the general policy.” Engineer Files Suit J for S7OO Judgment for $7<V) was asked today ■n a suit filed in the circuit court by Beorge G. Schmidt, a civil engineer with ftfflcea in the Fidelity Tyust Company Building. against the Sheehan Oonstruclion Company. I Schmidt alleges that $202.63 is due him Brom the construction company for ofr“ce rent ar.! also J 416.50 for work done l the construction of the Crawfordsille and Michigan roads. | SEEKS TO CHANGE NAME. I The Central Wall Paper Company, with Its principal office in this city, today filed n petition in the circuit court asking that It- name be changed to The Central Wall [Paper and Paint Company. I The reason given for desiring the [change in the name of the company wag ithat the business has been enlarged to [handle the paint business.

Biggest Clothing Event of the Year Big Clothing Sale Os Distinctive Spring Suits For Men and Young Men Cgm&kcr No sale in recent years has JJ offered such splendid values in snappy styles of young /' \ men’s suits as this sale af\jnkiL fords. Our present prices are I in many cases lower than the M present wholesale cost of the I k g°°^ s - Don’t miss this sale. ||| Most of these beautiful suits \ * H have been taken from our *jf/l Ek zMsM higher priced lines and placed in Diis sale at—--1’32"1’32"I ’32" Hundreds of other interests ing values from $25 to S6O.

Cool Summer Clothes Os Palm Beach, Mohair, Cool Cloth, etc. Single and doublebreasted models. £4 A ff A Prices 9 1 If to

Boys’ and Children’s Suits Os dependable fabrics, stylishly cut and easily worth a third more than our price of $7.50 to $25. RUBENS SB Open Saturday Nights Till 9 O’Clock

Last Rites Today for Aged Citizen Tha funeral of Mrs. Oliver Woods, 62, who died Wednesday at her home, two miles west of this city on the Rockville road, was held this afternoon at the late home. Burial was in Mt. Jackson cemetery. Surviving Is the husband, Oliver Woods, and a daughter, Mrs. Ollie N’eal of Indianapolis. 1920 School Census for County 79,778 Marion county now haw a school enumeration of 79,778, according to statistics made public by J. S. Hubbard, deputy state superintendent of public Instruction. The increase is far above the average and shows 6,073 pupils added to the enrollment over the 1919 enumeration. The total enumeration for the state is 784,430, a gain of 5,644 pupils, or about 7 per cent over the enrollment for 1919. Country schools show a decided decrease, township schools decreasing 2,656 and town schools 4,158. The greatest gains were in Marion and Lake counties, while Vanderburg and Floyd counties lead in losses. BLAZE SWEEPING FOREST. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M., June 25—A fire was reported today to the district forestry office here to be sweeping the Coconino national forest and adjoining state lands near Plagstaff, Aria. A logging camp in the district had lost some of its property, the report said.

LIFT OFF CORNS, MAGIC! NO PAIN Drop Freezone on a toucfiy com then lift that corn of? with fingers n V lecl J Tiny bottle* cost Q only * few cent*. 0 Drop a llttl* Freezone on an achint corn, instantly that corn stops hurtin then you lift It right ont. It doesn pain on* bit. Yes, msglc! Why wait! Yonr druggist sells s tin bottle of Freesone for a few cent*, su! fleient to rid your feet of every bar corn, soft corn, or /torn between th toes, and calluses, without soreness o irritation. Freesone Is the much talk* of ether discovery of n Cincinnati g •Ins Advertisement.

FOUR SALEMITES HELD ‘FIRE BUGS’ Say Rich Farmer Employed ‘Arson Ring.’ SALEM, Ind„ June 25. —"Four men were under arrest here today on charges of

TJir* REDUCED PRIC ES Again we demonstrate that you can buy clothing here ON CREDIT at prices no higher than exclusive CASH STORES ask. ! EVERY GARMENT IN OUR ENOR MOUS STOCK HAS BEEN REDUCED CLOTHING m\ For Men, Women and Children Every suit price so low as to make an attractive gs j /1 bargain. Don’t delay—selections are now at their *l / Lr best. Never in our eighteen years experience ' have we offered greater values. 1 / Our Credit Plan j is simply an improved charge account A brought to a more practical point for your j / V Everything Reduced Nothing Reserved MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN S SUITS LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SUITS MEN’S PANTS LADIES’ AND MISSES’ DRESSES BOYS’ SUITS LADIES’ AND MISSES’ COATS — rwmmzmmmmmmxsKmsmssma g THE SQUARE DEAL STORE J Out of the l a l Sc l uares

10 Cabinet Gas Ranges SOA Special for Saturday's Selling “ r? - ■ ■ ■ ■■■ - ' " Many Standard Makes Represented This is an opportunity to \ 9 Jy M fa h *•••* buy a high grade Cabinet J | i Range for almost nothing. m If m Compare our prices and you ff M V m ■ I * f!■ will be easily convinced that ■■■ j w ml m we save you one-half. Every Stove Guaranteed. For |\ Cash or Payments. Saturday Only v. i (? ■= —h Refrigerators Save enough food and sufficient ice to pay I Ipaß.] 2 V- - ■ ■■ -i \ Camp Furniture, Forch Furniture, Office Furniture, Musical Instruments—Everything for Housekeeping. ■ -v Our Payment Plan Makes It Easy for You to Buy and Easy for You to Pay BAKER BROS. the save half store Complete Home Outfitters the SAVE HALF STORE 219 to 225 East Washington St. Pioneer Dealers in Listed Furniture That Can Not Be Told From New.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1920.

arson following a series of fires during the last ten years, during which much property was destroyed and many live* endangered. Confessions by three men are said to implicate John Reyrrfnn, wealthy farmer, who, they said, employed them to burn property owned by him in order to collect the insurance. The other three men are Forrest Ray,

Ollie Roseberry and John Ott. I R,ay, according to officials from the 1 I office of the state fire marshal, has made a written confession and the other two ! men have talked freely about the coni spiracy. Reyman was arrested in the office of the fire marshal at Indianapolis and rearrested here late yesterday when his bond was increased to $15,000. j

You Wouldn’t Wish for More Delightful Frocks Than These Here are dresses for town wear, for the vacationist and week-end sojourner in the country, or at the seashore —in fact, for every occasion that demands // <■' ap that touch of exquisite refinement so {/ J \\ characteristic of this summer. r \ Dresses Formerly Priced ijl\ J as High as $59.00 \ THE MATERIALS XymHTk/ M Crepe de Chines, Crisp Taffetas if j Jr/f Georgette Crepes Many Sport Models With • |V. Accordiin Pleated Skirts The Models —Surplice, girdles, fluting, ij / j frillings, tunic effects, bouffant, straight line and ruffled styles. El3 Dresses which formerly bore price tags as high as $59.00, and dresses which 1 Tll\ * look the part, from the most insignifi- J \ \ \ cant detail of workmanship to the youth- /J \ \ ful, graceful appearance that they give j J to the wearer. sp Sises for women and misses. —Pettis dresses, second floor.

' ' =■■ ■' ' == Were Treating Women to Low Shoes of $lO and sll Qualities The* advent of this shoe selling occasion tells a most interesting tale of economy and money saved. We’ve assembled, not just one kind of shoe, but five distinct styles, each equally desirable and smart. Shoes for Street Wear Shoes for Dress Wear Tan kid oxfords with Cuban heel. Black mat calf oxfords with French heel. Patent colt oxfords with French heel. Tan calf oxfords with Cuban heel. Satin oxfords with French heel. —Pettis shoes, street floor, aisle six. PETTIS DRY GOODS CO THE Psl ELW VORK S~T Q TP? IE E. ST. """l e A 3~"*

Use Your f CREDIT 1 I In Buying J||4 4 ( f II CLOTHING GOOD VALUES—PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE. mPEOnBCREHT CLOTHING COMPANY 46 North Pennsylvania Street, Second Floor.

PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM excursion ISUNDAY, JUNE 27 LOUISVILLE | Bficlvdlng War Tax. Special train leaves Indianapolis 8:00 a. leaves Louisville, Mfila Street Station, 7 :00 p. m.

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