Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1920 — Page 23

■AN Y HOOSIERS I WILL GO ABROAD Bvenue Officer Issues 281 Tax B Certificates. mm- ■ Recording to George W. Spencer, actInternal revenue collector for In--281 certificates of compliance wit'n ■ Income tax law were lssned during of June to resident foreigners to return to their native land? §H to citizens of the state who will trips to foreign countries during ■ summer months. hundred and thirty-seven of the HMlijlp'. were issued to resident while lid cltiien> announced Bslr intention of foreign travels. FMany of the Americans going abroad stated that they would attend European educational institutions during the summer months, Mr. Spencer said. The June record was somewhat higher than that of May, it was said. Among the countries to whLh recipients of certificates said they Would go are: Italy, France, England. Holland, Sweden, Austria-Hungary. Norway, Switzerland, Belgium. Ireland. | Roumania, Croatia, Cuba, Czecho-Slo-vakia, Denmark, Bulgaria. Spain, Greece, Cuba, Canada Panama canal zone, Al-sace-Lorraine, Wales, Mexico, Lithuania. . Germany, Jugo-Slavia, Bohemia and the Philippine Islands. Jleavy Bonds Hold Girls* Companions Edward Rist, 44. of 1256 West Washington street, was found sleeping in an automobile in a barn at the rear of a negro’s home two miles west of Tibbs avenue, on Tenth street, early today, after the police had searched for him all night. ‘ Rist was arrested by Lieut, Woollen on the charges of contributing to delinquency and neglect of "child, and is held on a bond of $5,000. William Oliver, 13. of 1244 West Washington street, was arrested last night and Is held under a $3,000 bond on the charge of contributing to delinquency. Oliver, Rist. his daughter, Ethel Rist, 15, and Hazel Myers, 13, of 1256 West Washington street, disappeared Saturdaynight. The police were notified, but efforts to find the mlseir.g girls failed until the , Myers girl returned home last night. The story told by the child, who de- ] scribed a tour in an automobile with the two men and the Rist girl, resulted in the arrests. The two girls are held In the detention home. The four went to Mansfield and Mariou. O , find later to Marion, Ind.. sleeping by the roadside, and Rist. after letting his daughter out of the car near his home, drove to the farm west of the city. The other two returned to Indianapolis on a train. fFirst Drowning of Year in Grant County MARION, Ind., July 2. —Clarence Ellis. 18. was drowned In a whirl- ] pool In the Mississinewa river near Gas City early yesterday afternoon. | This is the first drowning In Grant county this season. The body was recovered with difficulty because of the swift currents of the stream. Seeks Release of Two Americans at Tarsua ,i WASHINGTON, July 2. A Unite States destroyer has been dispatched to Mersina, to secure the release of Paul > Nllson *n(iyhis wife, Americans, of the -fetission scaool at Tarsua. Cilicia. Asia ■inor, vth* have been captured by Turkifcr* nsnuallits. the state department was adilsed today by Admiral Bristol, Americap high commissioner at Constantinople.

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Hundreds of people in Indianapolis and Indiana hare taken advantage of our offer: buying an Overland Touring Car by paying only $295.00 when the car was delivered, and the balance in moderate monthly payments. Buying a car. in this way, they have not “felt” the expenditure. The terms are so moderate and easy to meet that they are owning their cars without handicapping their needs and expenditures in other directions. If you need a car to enlarge your business activities, to provide your family with the joys of the health-giv-ing open road, you should investigate the Gibson Plan. Besides, the Overland is the ideal motor car for the average family—roomy in its seating arrangement, easy riding because of its new Triplex Springs, economical to run and maintain, a car from which you can get a high type of service because it is backed by our large, well-equipped establishment and bv a manufacturer who has built and is building more cars than any other, with one exception. We are always glad to explain every detail of the Gibson Plan and to demonstrate Overland Cars.

BASEMENT STORE : f If You Have Not Yet Purchased Your Palm Beach Suit , Here Is An Opportunity to Get One at a Savins — Men’s and Young Men’s Genuine Palm Beach Suits \ Suits bearing the genuine 1 Wm * B eac h” label—in the l/' BMlsil newest summer models —all the |jj| wanted colors, light tan and Genuine Palm Beach TROUSERS For Men and Young Men Sate Price $g.95 Light Tan and P Gray THE Wm. H. BLOCK CO.

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More Economy Te*t Mr. E. L. Monn of 750 Tibbs avenue report* 23t£ miles to the gallon in our carefully measured OWNER tests. The Seven-Day Test over Indiana roads in zero weather —5,452 miles with an average of better than 20 miles to the gallon _ —. . -- —still stands out as conclulive proof of Overland’s *295 And Balance on the Gibson Plan

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1920.

Just Before the Fourth , When Women 's Minds Turn Naturally to~ Vacations, and Suitable Apparel\ The Basement Store*Announces*a S'ale of Silk Sports Skirts at $ 9.98

Silk Dresses Have the Call Here are silk dresses for women and misses of a< character and quality similar to that which earlier commanded $25 and S3O. Sak $1 A QQ pne, x o Two considerations account for this amazingly low price. We bought them on very favorable terms—and though we could sell them at considerably more and still provide remarkable values, the influence of our July Reduction Sale prompted us to put the price to $14.98. MATERlALS—Georgettes, taffetas, crepe de chines, headed and embroidered Georgettes, tricolettes, satins, messallnes, foulards, foulard and Georgettes, taffetas and Georgettes.

COL<ORS Navy, black, floral and fancy patterns, taupe, seal brown, Copenhagen, sand, beige silver, plum, Burgundy, king’s blue. Sizes 14 to 20 and 34 to 46. Sale price *514.98

There’s a big variety of interesting shapes and styles to choose from —straight sailors, mushrooms, side droops, pokes and off-the-face hats —in every wanted color of summer. Always $3.79

Flags for the Fourth AMERICAN FLAGS, pole and bracket outfits — Size -Lx6 ft., complete $1.98 AMERICAN BUNTING FLAGS, bright color stars and stripes, mounted on sticks— Size T'oxll inches, each..3f* f Size 15x22 mehes, each.. 10<* Size 24x36 nches, each. 25C

TABLE OILCLOTH, 54 inches wide, white and colored patterns, for wall covering. Special, yard O t/G PILLOW strong fine thread, deep hem— Size 36x46 inches, each. . 39<* Size 42x36 inches, each...4l^

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WASH TIES FOR MEN, wide open ends and tubular, neat stripes, and figures; 75c, 50c and Ot/b

GUARANTEED HOSE FOR MEN, 6 pairs guaranteed by the manufacturer to wear 6 months; medium weight, heels and toes of tested lisle, double twisted yarns. Black, 10; tan, gray, navy, sizes 10 to 11% — 6 Pairs in (h -] Os" box for $ 1

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BED PTLLOWS, genuine feather pillows, covered with choice patterns art ticking— Size 17x24 inches 98£ Size 19x27-inch, each... 51.60 U XBLEACII ED SHEET r\ T G, double bed width, easy to bleach, extra special, HA yard / VL

. SHIRTS FOR MEN. of fine count percales, soft turnback cuffs attached, broad and fancy stripes. Sizes 14 to 17. i AfT Special A . Z 7 O ATHLETIC UNION SUITS FOR MEN of Nainsook, sleeveless, knee length, elastic band in back, also knitted in bleached. •< /A/A Sizes 35 to 46 dp 1 . Uv/ UNION SUITS FOR MEN, mesh, ecru or white, short sleeves, ankle length. Sizes 36 95c

For Women and Misses \ This is an opportunity suehsas only a place like The Basement Store, with its alertness to market Opportunities, its devotion to VALUE GIVING could produce. The skirts are in the best-liked models, the materials are rich and beautiful, the workmanship almost unbelievably good fur skirts so hue. Walking skirts of BARONETTES NOVELTY CREPES STARKIST SATIN POTTOS WHITE CREPES RHAPSODIE GEORGETTE and: BARGNETTE COMBINATIONS Plain tailored £nd knife pleated models, in such desirable shades as rose, Copenhagen, wistaria, apple green, navy, Bermuda, flesh color, apricot-and white. Specially featured at $9.98

Wonder Hats for Midsummer A,wa,s *3.79 We are glad to be able to offer these hats in our “Wonder” group—just before the Fourth. It will give hundreds of Basement Store patrons an opportunity to obtain a very smart hat, and a very new one, at a comparatively small expenditure—to wear over the holidays. Included in the group are hats off Navy Taffeta White Milan Sport Hats '' Georgette and Taffeta Taffeta and Milan

Boys’ Two-Pani Summer Suits That Sold Formerly at $16.00 SPECIAL a *lO- # \ Sizes 8 to 17 years. Suits in new sum- - mer styles—exceptionally good looking and poasessing unusual w \\, \\ durability. They are /f \ fine for summer and I > \ ' for fall school wear. \ \\ Os excellent wearing k j /i V \A materials, in medium and dark patterns; f browns, grays, greens §6O IBH and novelty mixtures. Kg Every suit is new in W gL style, and all have two Jp* ' pairs of pants; $16.00 AV quality $10.95 ZS BOYS’ BLOUSES, sizes 6 to 16 years, all new, all first quality, light or dark stripe patterns or plain blue and white. AQ Full cut, fast colors . CHILDREN’S ROMPERS, sizes 2 to 6 years, Dutch style, with large bloomers, short sleeves, low neck, good selection of various plaids and plain colors, guaranteed 4 QO fast colors 1. VO