Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 111, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1920 — Page 4

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ALL DIGGERS TO GO BACK IN MINES Anthracite Production Will Return to Normal Monday. WILKESBABRE, Pa., Sept. 17.—Anthracite production will be resumed on a normal basis starting: -with Monday, the twenty days’ strike of mine workers being brought to an end by a proclamation from the policy committee of the United Mine Workers, which directs that all union men return to their labor at once. Large numbers of the strikers went back to their work today and scores of collieries* that have been in idleness had steam up and wheels humming, but nothing like a general resumption of industry will come before the start of next ■week. The proclamation of rbe policy makers was joyfully received throughout the hard coal fields. Mrs. Housewife , Do You Know? 1. What paper was first made from. 2. What are good tests for baking cake? 3. How to v-ash chamois and doeskiu gloves? 'These questions will be answered tomorrow by the Pfousewilp.l YESTERDAY'S QUESTIONS. !. Oranges used to be called noranges, until “a nersng?” was written “an orange." 2. Nearly three-quarters of most cereals consist of starch3. To wash glasses so that they are easily polished, use hot water and white soapautfs. Do not rinse the glasses Copyright. lh-‘O. Special-Organ List Is Plan for Veterans Asa mark of respect for the veterans who will attend the G. A. R. encampment next week, the programs at tha noon-day organ concerts in Christ Church, given by Charles F. Hansen, under the auspices of the city recreation department, will consist of improvisations on national anthems and state songs. Mr. Hanseai is working out a number of offerings and the concerts are expected to prove one of the pleasing phases of entertainment for the veterans. Polish and Crimean Battle Fronts Active PARIS. Sept. 17.—Heavy fighting on both the Polish and Crimean battle fronts was reported in the following Soviet war office communique, wirelessed from Mos cow today: - “Polish front—Enemy attacks uar Novodvor were repulsed. “Our troops hare reached the right

Low rents do make a differ- For eighteen years the Peoence. xhe People sis locat- - • ■-.:****>-•-*•-* pie's Friend has been serving ed out of the High Rent Dis- I 5 Tfif jft i© S "fkHH th. peop!. of IndlanapolU trict. Compare our prices m ®s4 I feM lul __ . ... . , , , , \ B mid jn&i j That this store has backed up with these of the other stores “t. .T; and you will find that the f. FRif-ND CLOTMING CO. 1 ite "Square Deal” elognn u People’s is the home of hest attested to by its thousands values. fMgjye* of satisfied customers. fNEW FALL STYLES J FOR r f/\yy\ Men and Women ijrfT Our exhibit of fall apparel is now complete. All the cor- lift iff’Sr * reet styles for autumn and winter wear are awaiting you. As always," the People’s shows one of the largest stocks t of clothing for men, women and children in the city. Its l ij location OUT OF THE HIGH-RENT DISTRICT enables fc’W the People's to price its goods LOWER BY FAR than any Jf; jl $ other store in the city extending liberal credit. It is truly /y u\ the Square Deal Store with the lowest prices in the town. I GABERDINES 1 SWEATERS 9 TROUSERS Select the clothing needs for yourself and family. Pay a few | 'VAV’TS So up I dollars down and a dollar or two each week while wearing the | *s•-, . MACKINAWS I clothing. Come in tomorrow and take advantage of the Peo- jj FURS pie's Square Deal Credit System. - | up OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9:30 P. ML Boy’s Men’s iktbtaelta. values ars unmatched. One and One-Half Squares West of State House

Ohio Police Make Good Play Censors CLEVELAND, Sept. 17. —You gotta hand it to the cops! Some member found out that a play, ‘ Come Up in the Haymow," liau some lines that were somewhat broad. Police headed an official party on a tour of inspection. “The lines must be changed." said the inspector, sadly shaking his head. The scrip was brought to him. “Now take this," he said, pointing an accusing finger ta where Enid Markley says: “I’m going to be compromised.” "That won’t do at all.” “All right, chief," was the worried response. “What shall we do?” Thereupon Graul took a stubby pencil from his vest pocket and rewrote the offending lines. Instead of the words deleted he made the actress say: “Cm going to be talked about.” Now members of the police force may visit the show without having their sense of decency shocked. “Mild as n ilk and Just as sweet," say they.

bank of the Swicocloc, near Vladimh Volynski. “There is violent fighting southwest of Proujanity and southeast of Vladimir Volynski. "We occupied several localities in the region of Rogatin. “Crimean front —Heavy fighting is raging." ‘ WEEK-END HUBBY IS WRITERSJDEAL LONDON, Sept. 17.—“A husband should be a sort of a week-end Institution—but a very short week-end. What I want is romance--und marriage just knocks that on the bead." So says Jane Burr, Ainer'cau novelist and poet, now visiting London, in explanation of her views on marriage and what 9 husband should be. \ "I like men,” she continued, “but I can't stand them aronnd the house always—they interfere with ones work too much. I can’t rtand the responsibility for their socks either. “I wouldn't stand a man living as close as the garage—he'd have to be farther away than that. “A husband is all right if he has his own home, where I could stay if I wanted to, and I wouldn't mind having him in the house occasionally as a guest, but always—never l” Miss Burr has been married twice, the first time when she was 18. divorcing her husband sis years later. She now hss left her second husband. She said she liked England for Its "freedom.” “And look at the way young mn and girls kiss each other in the park here.” she added. “It's perfectly charming. And I simply l..ve to see it. In America they would bear rested straightway for that.”

Prepare for Cold Weather BUY STOVE NOW-SAVE $lO A Deposit Will Hold Until Wanted (Not to exceed 60 days)

PENINSULAR All Cast Body HOTBLAST Holds fire, Not a steel saves fuel, body, bat lasts a life- PtjftfW all east, time. Vjfi’.Arj Two sixes. SATURDAY CLOSING HOUR, 6 P. M. V J 315-317-319 E. Washington St.

THE G. A. R. IS ASKING FOR THAT STARE ROOM Ol VOtRA—A NSHER

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,1920.

Peninsular Hi-Oven Stove Three Stove# in One Perfect Baker Perfect Heater Perfect Cooker Heats three rooms and bakea at same time. If Hartman I Say# It's Right I I It IS Right J a* I S

Ayres' Downstairs Store “Quality Merchandise at the Least Possible Cost”

100 New Tailored Suits Priced for Brisk Selling Saturday i / An Important Event in the Downstairs Store

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Extraordinary Values Lure One Downstairs 1 Clever Hats , Stylishly Smart , Sold for Less Auttdmti Hats for Women and Misses Some of the new arrivals show lovely shadings closely>akin to brown —pleasing color variations. Few of a kind, but many kinds, including some very snappy modes for street and motoring “THE CHOICEST H*yS AT THE LEAST POSSIBLE COST.” —Ayrea—Downstairs Millinery Department.

Goodyear Welt Sewed Shoes for Misses and Children We Submit These as Absolutely the Best Values to be Found in Town

Sizes BV2 to II fif*" Sizes llVa to 2 $ 4-50 . I j $ A.95

In selecting these shoes to be sold in the downstairs store we have insisted first that the quality must be absolutely up to the Ayres standard, and surely you will agree with us that one could not expect lower prices than we have named. These splendid shoes are made of black, mahogauy and tan calf leather, the workmanship is of the best, and combine the style and service that you scarcely find elsewhere. Every pair pei*feetly fitted. __ Goodyear Welt Sewed Shoes for Women Young Women and Growing Girls Shoes That Offer the Utmost in Style and Quality at the Price It is a foregone conclusion that the Ayres’ Downstairs Shoe Store will soon become one of the busiest in town. Good shoes have been high priced. Os this there is no question, but what they were worth, or what you had to pay for them in the past is not nearly so interesting as the'fact that now you can buy highgrade stylish footwear at a reasonable price. In proof of this we submit these shoes as our best argument. It is up to you. 4 Ayr®*—Downstairs Shoe Department. ✓ LrSylyr€s (£l (j>mpsury

A little incident that happened the other day in the Downstairs Store may help to give you a better idea of just how little one may buy really fine tailored suits for. A woman and her daughter had just selected two suits, one very stylish tricotine and the other a smartly tailored suit of serge. The woman said : “// does not seem posstble , yet it is a fact , that / have bought these suits—one for my daughter and one for myself — for about the same price that I had expected to pay for my own suit alone. —lt ia somewhat surprising to be able to find such splendid suits as these at the prices named, beautifully tailored suits of trlcotine, novelty herringbone and men s wear serge, silk lined, of course. —Comparisons will prove that the styles and workmanship are equal to that found In suits costing considerably more. —To make choosing more convenient and more of a pleasure we have arranged these suite in four special groups for Saturday's selling The prices tell their own story. Choose yours early.

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