Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 98, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1920 — Page 12

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We Will Help You to Save Safely JfleXrfjer &abingg anb SEcust (£a Iwuiwb GROESBECK WINS MICH, PRIMARY One Woman Candidate Is Nominated. DETROIT. Mich., Sept. 2 —Alexander ,T. Groesbeck, present attorney general, has won the republican nomination for governor of Michigan, it became certain today. Returns from 2,056 precincts out of 2,453, show that Groesbeck received 56.€BB votes in Tuesday’s primary. Milo D. Campbell, his nearest competitor, received 62,037 votes. Representatives Currie and P. H. Kelly, well known Michigan congressmen, failed In their bid for renomlnation. Miss Edith Dunk and Mrs. Helen C. Statler, who sought nominations for congress, also were defeated. Mrs. Eva M. Hamilton of Grand Rapids won a nomination for the state senate. SHORT RIDGE GETS CALIF. NOMINATION SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.—Complete returns today are expected to show a plurality for Samuel M. Shortridge of close to 35,000 as the republican nominee for the United States senate over William Kent, who was second in the race. Kent headquarters today conceded Shortridge a lead of about 18.000. A telegram was received today by Attorney Shortridge from S. A. J. Wallace, the third candidate for the nomination, conveying his congratulations. “In the nomination of Samuel M. Shortridge for senator this state has indorsed Senator Harding and his policies in no uncertain fashion,” said a statement issued from western headquarters of the national committee today. Shortridge will oppose Senator James D. Pheland, democrat, at the polls in November. Pheland was unopposed within his party. Labor Day Parade to Start at 9 Monday The Labor day parade next Monday will be formed in seven divisions and will start promptly at 9 o’clock from Meridian and St. Clair streets, according to plans formulated by the Labor day committee, of which O. G. Smock i chairman. The parade will be led by William Holmes, grand marshal, who will be followed by officials of the Central Labor Union. The main address will be made by Charles Fox, president o/ the State Federation of Labor, at a mass meeting in Tomlinson hall at 2 o’clock.

Ft. Harrison Y. M. C. A. Building Destroyed The Y. M. C. A. building at Ft. Beniamin Harrison was destroyed by fire last night. The building, which was one and onehalf stories in height, was constructed at the opening of the war. All of the equipment, including a motion picture machine, was destroyed. Y. M. C. A. officials were unable to estimate the loss. The origin of the fire is unknown. Cockle Burr Says No Danger From Frosts Special to The Times. SEYMOCR. Ind.. Sept. 2. —Farmers in •Taekson county say there will be no early frosts this fall, basing their prediction on the condition of the cockle burr. Their theory is that, if the burr matures early, there is a strong likelihood of aft early frost, bnt this year the burr is developing slowly and an early .frost would nip it. This is something that has never happened, farmers say. There is considerable early corn In •Taekson county and many farmers have feared it would be ruined by early cold snaps. Every Woman Must Be Her Own ‘Hired Girl 9 CHICAGO, Sept. 2. —The time is approaching when every woman will have to be her own •'hired girl." Miss Jennie 11. Snow, supervisor of household arts of public schools here, said today. Miss Snow, known as the housekeeping teacher, believes: ■ “The day of the efficient hired girl Is passing. “Every housewife should be a good housekeeper. “We shall teach every high school girl tie essentials of, efficient housekeeping—not as they apply to herself alone, but to her entire family.” Cooking Oil—Glossbrenner’s.

FREE EXCURSION TO NEW YORK Jenkins & Company, Fiscal Agents, Lafayette, Indiana, are making an interesting offer of a week’s trip tc Niagara Falls and New York in November to a limited number of persons who will lend them a little assistance in introducing the stocks of the Lion Tire and Rubber Corporation, Lafayette, Indiana, to people in this vicinity. All expenses, including railroad fare, sleeping car berths, meals, hotel, theaters and grand opera, trips to Chinatown and other interesting features, will be paid by Jenkins & Company. Write them for full particulars. - -■ -f ti-ts N. ILLINOIS ST. APPAREL and MILLINERY rOH WOMEN AND HISSES Cuticura Soap Complexions Are Healthy Soap.OhJtoaent.Talcmn.Sftc.every where. For sample* address: a Laboratoriej,Dept.X. Maiden,ll*m. ■wwgg—— mmt iji in j■ If HUNT'S Stive fil in tbo \i treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA.! RINGWORM, TITTSRi J f Y otb*t itching tkm dUote. Ttp _VJ J J m n 6Mt bos at Ottr rtafe. HOOK DECO COMPANY.

DOG HILL PARAGRAFS far.'V\, \ •• / •V T ;il -ilii A man with a corn-popping outfit wants to locate cii .Main street in Tickville, but some of the more conservative residents are objecting on account of the noise. • * * Slim Pickens, who has been told that he hasn't got any sense so often he almost believes It himself, says after all it takes a well-balanced person to walk a fence rail across a gully. • * • Atlas Peck, who has been following a serial story each week for the last seventeen months, believes he Is beginning to sec daylight now at the tail-end of it.

TEACHERS’ CASE BEFORE HARDING Representatives of 700,000 at ‘Front Porch’. MARION. 0., Sept. 2.—The need of the nation's public school teachers for better conditions and compensation was laid before Senator Warren G. Harding today by a committee representing over 700,000 school teachers. Organizations represented in the committee which called at the Harding home were the National Educational association, the American Federation of Teachers and the Illinois State Teachers’ association. \ Members of the committee culled the candidate's attention to the serious light in which the teaching profession finds itself, and urged upon him the consideration of remedial measures. Today was a big day in Marion. The Chicago Cubs came here to play an exhibition game for Senator Harding. Members of the club called upon the republican candidate during the forenoon. The owners of the club, William Wrigley and A. D. Lasker, are identified with the Harding campaign. South Bend Man Is Masons’ Secretary William H. Swintz of South Bend, has been appointed grand secretary of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in Indiana, to succeed the late Calvin W. Prather. The appointment, which was made by Richard Schwietzer of Knlghtstown, grand master, will become effective Immediately. Brown Farmers to Be Unit of Federation The farmers of Brown county are to be organized as a unit of the Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations. A meeting will be held at Nashville tomorrow for the purpose of completing the organization and making arrangements for representation in the stat? convention of farmers to be held in Indianapolis In November. Farmers Won’t Form Gigantic Wheat Pool COLUMBUS, 0., Sept. 2.—The national board of farm organizations here today voted disapproval of a resolution designed to have farmers take over 2,500 co-operative elevators throughout the country and form a gigantic wheat pool. A committee from the board today will see Gov. Cox to ascertain his views on agricultural problems and will see Senator Harding at Marlon Friday.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920.

Rink’s Less Thari the Regular Price fOne Large Table Crowded With Bargains $4.00 and $5.00 values organdy and ba- ) QCI tiste waists; white and colors; in many \ U/ I styles; caretu 11 y made, sewed and l I ===== trimmed. Sale price ; JL $2.95 Another Tableful in Lot Two $3.00 to $7.50 blouses, white batiste and \ sfe voile, trimmed in hand embroidery, Irish ( Tb jMI and filet laces, daintily tucked; long and ) ' B * short sleeves ..1 9 and J dßk 94.95 All French Voile Smocks and Middy Blouses Now Dresses Less / at About Half Price Than Half Price Q Summer Dresses, $18.50 Overblouses, beautifully embroidered, in One Rack Full, All white and colors, only ten in the *Q Kinds, Medium and l0t; “ le P rlce tPO.OU High - Grade, Less Silk tricolette of the higher grades, all greatly J Than Half Price. Sm- Rink’s Cloak Home

A § Downtown Store 110HDEIAWAREST. GROCERY STORES OPPOSITE THE MARKET Pure Cane Granulated SUGAR 16 c ALL YOU WANT I 1064 Virginia Ava. 110 North Delaware St. 2123 East Tenth St. 2029 Ea*t Prospect St. 703 East Twentieth 8t 818 North Alabama St. 2803 East Washington Bt. 1339 East Washington St. 1071 East Southern Ava. Ruahvllle, Indiana. 1705 East Michigan Bt. 717 East Twenty-fifth St. 3371 North Illinois St. 2204 East Washington St. 701 Indiana Ava. 3232 East Tenth St. New Store—43ol East New York Street. Big Discount Sale! • Buy Now and Save Our Entire Stock of Tires and T übes 25% off Lilly Hardware Company 114 East Washington Street in " 1 Start September 7, Day or Night THIS is the OPKNINO WEEK of the FALL TERM. If you have not completed airangemcuts for your enrollment, we urge you to do so thla week. The office will aiao bo open Saturday, Saturday evening and nil day Labor Day for Inquiry and enrollment. Call If you can, but if not convenient, Just write or telephone for Budget of Information and particulars. At any rate, arrange your affairs so as to start your Course here Tuesday morning in the Day School or Tuesday evening In Night School. Thla la one of the thirteen schools comprising the INDIANA BUSINESS COLLEGE. Chas. C. Cring, President, and Ora K. Buts, General Manager. See, writ® or telephone Fred W. Case, principal. Pennsylvania and Vermont, First Door North Y. W, C. A., Indianapolis.

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