Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 183, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1920 — Page 24

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Join Our Xmas . Club No Needles ypjSifc'j rhPfaPsUu So All the Seer • Records. L 9 Deposit Will Hold for Xmas Delivery 50 Solid Oak or Mahogany Finish Desks Made in Indianapolis; $17.75 value.^o*ow (Like Cut) I B Just the desk jj I (or lady or ull grown child. On Bj I display in win- *. dow. |l jP BUY WIFE AND MOTHER A Bee-Vac Electric Sweeper Nationally advertised. Has & dr,ren ... $42.00 OR A Hand Vacuum Sweeper; specially OS! guaranteed OR A $2.50 Value, Guaranteed Carpet Sweeper Somewhat smaller than cut, bat gtanuitced to <lo the work. ■ \\ Hartmann | I Say* ils Rirfht 1 V 9IS Ri#d / t.WASHINGTON ST.

GRANGER DEPARTMENT STORE 336-38 West Washington St. Great Closing Out Sale of All Winter Goods Tremendous sacrifice on high class, good, honest, ready-to-wear. Complete cleanup. Now is your chance to supply your winter clothing at just about one-half former prices. We will take our loss and forget it. Everything goes. Cost and former selling price not considered. Stock must be reduced at a tremendous sacrifice. Suits, coats, dresses, shoes, hats and furnishing goods for the whole family. Come early. Follow the crowd. Buy today and save half. EXTRA SPECIAL Fifty silk dresses, new winter styles, beautifully _ AO trimmed; up to $20.00 values qp v*/C9

CHARGES BOOZE GANG WITH CRIME Blackford County Official Believes Frazier Murdered. Special to The Times. HARTFORD CITY, Ind., Dec. 10.— That William Frazier, former tenant on the Merritt Chapman farm, east of the city, where the body of a man was found in the ruins of a dwelling which burned last Friday, was murdered by the members of a bootlegging gang, is the be- 1 lief of one Blackford County official who is taking an active part in the investigation. This officer, whose name is withheld, has returned from a trip to Greenville, Ohio; Muncie, Portland, Redkey, Ridgevllle and Dunkirk, where he investigated the affair. Acording to this officer he secured evi dence to show that members of the alleged gang, of which Frazier Is sllld to have been a member, feared he would be arrested on a charge of forgery and would tell of the gang's operations. Farmers in the vicinity of Frazier's former home report that on aev< ral occasions he made an effort to sell liquor \ to them. Frazier is said to have passed several forged checks at Muncie and thes police there were preparing to arrest him when the fire occurred and he disappeared. Mother Pleads for Freedom of Youth in Prison Peru Woman Wishes Boy Home to Aid in Filling Family Larder. “We'd like to have Omer home for Christmas. The little fellow don't real ize where he is. and It will be a pretty poor Christmas at our house without him.” This parting plea was made to the State Board of Pardons by Mrs. Clara Siegford of Peru, mother of Omer D. Siegford, 21, who Is confined In the Indiana Reformatory on a charge of stealing automobile tires from a box car. Siegford was a clerk for the Wabash Railroad at Peru. Mrs. Siegford, who made the trip to Indianapolis at a sacrifice of the money needed go beep the family larder stocked up, pleaded in a way in which only a mother can. for her boy’s freedom. She said her boy was not a erimtna' at heart, and that It was due to bad company and evil influences that led him to commit the crime. Mrs. Siegford to'd the board of pardons that she is working in a basket factory in Pern to beep the family in food. Her husband, who Is aged and an invalid, is cot able to work and she fold the board she wished her sou back to aid in keeping the family. Verner Davidson, a Pern taxi driver, who was implicated in the taeft for which Siegford is doing time. Is also asking n parole. Leroy Arnold, prosecutor of Miami County, In a letter to he board, asked the same consideration for Davidson, which the board might extend Siegford. Cop Takes Auto, but Fails to Get Thief Motor Policeman Wilson almost caught an automobile thief. He was on his way home when I,eon Moroney, 834 West Michigan street, stopped him and said a man had just stolen an automobile from in front of the English Hotel. The policeman got Into Moroney’s automobile and they pursued the thief, who turned west to Illinois street and thence north. When near Michigan and Illinois streets, the thief stepped the car. ran down an alley and escaped. The policeman took the stolen car back to the English Hotel. Riley Adams living at the hotel owned the automobile. Rushville Judge Is Seriously Injured Srecia! to The Times. RFSnVILLE, Ind.. Dec. 10—John P Stech, City Court Judge, is in a critical condition at his home here as the resnlt of injuries received Thursday when he was struck by an automobile driven by Edmund Gartln. Mr. Stech suffered a broken right arm and a broken right leg and was rendered nneonsdous. His injuries may prove fatal, It Is said. Stop Huns at U. S. Line LAREDO, Texas, Dec. 10—Six German men and one woman, all neat and with money, were caught here last night by immigration inspectors trying to enter the United States from Mexico illegally. The men are believed to be German exsold lera.

Good Gloves Are Good Gifts Reduced Prices All This Week fi m A isl Nerlli Mjr.dio.aWK 'd>*

DETROIT VAPOR STOVES PENINSULAR STOVES GURNEY REFRIGERATORS CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS For Sale by HC33IER OUTFITTING CO. 443-5 E. Wash.

DOG HILL PARAGRAFS

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Columbus AUsop Is terribly bothered and put out, aa he cannot find hts curry comb. The last time he saw it one of the tolerably large children bad it combing the littlest ctue’s head. A swarm of bees get after S.lm Pick er.s yesterday and chased him to almost where he was going. Washington Hocks stated at the post office today that some persons can't settle down, ns they are already as far as they can go.

Bea Real Sport—With Your Family. Open Up and Buy Them a Christmas—

You have been going to do It for several years. Don't put it off again. If you do, your family will lose 365 days of real musical pleasure before another Christmas rolls around. You never exhaust the good things with a Brunswick, because Jt— Plays All Records

Opposite Keith’s

Fourth Floor State Life Building Trimmed Hats, S3

Trimmed and Tailored Hats Sacrifice at This Ridiculous Price $1

African Ostrich Feather Company Fourth Floor State Life Building

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920.

HOW MANY WILL LAND IN ‘E’ CLASS? Eating Houses to Be Graded by Health Board Direction. All entlng houses of Indianapolis will be graded by Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of the board of public health, and certificates showing' the grades Issued, it was announced today. In conjunction with the grading system, which will necessarily Involve detailed reports on condition of silver, glassware, linen, storage rooms, serving and cooking facilities and the health condition of the help, Dr. Morgan announced a crusade will be made to clean up every place where food Is served or kept. The drive will open with the campaign to exterminate rats next Monday. Inspectors will be turned loose on the downtown eating places then. There will be vigorous prosecution of all violations of health laws discovered, Dr. Morgan threatened. If restaurant and case own-

Service and Satisfaction KSO TRUSSES W J ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, BRACES FITTED 1Y EXPERT Complete Line Sick Room Supplier WM. H. ARMSTRONG CO. Instrument House** M WKBT OHIO IT.

r Btyk No. 117 ff * $250

A Store—and More

f For Rent? Is Back MILWAUKEE, Dec. rent” algns have appeared here for the first time in years. Reduced wages are causing people to move back to old quarters.

era fall to clean np after a warning is given their names and the namea of their places will be made public, he said. d Rushville Child Dies From Scalding Special to The Times. RUSHVILLE, Ind., Dec. 10.—Mildred Mullins, 22-months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. James Mullins, Is dead here after falling into a tub of scalding water. The child backed Into the tub, which was to be used in fumigating the room, following a release from quarantine from scarlet fever in the family.

You probably will never buy another phonograph. Don’t be satisfied with anything leas than a Brunswick. You won’t be. The best costs no more than the near-best, so why not have the Brunswick and be entirely satisfled? The Gi't Supreme

124 North Penn. St.

Beavers Sacrificed Every Women’s, Misses’ and Children's Beaver Hat included at this sacrifice price. $3.75

Wagons and Kiddle Kars in all sizes and all prices. Special for Saturday Only. Hobble Horses „ SI.SB Fleischmann Hardware 815 W. WASHINGTON ST.

The month of December brings with it the thought of CHRISTMAS A Savlnifs pass book would be an Ideal gift to any one in the ’amily. Why not open the savings account before the holidays, for your Mother, Sister, Brother, Wife, Son or Daughter, and hand them the Paaß Book on Christmas Morning. You will be happy when you see how happy such a gift makes the loved one to whom you hand It, We Pay i on Savings MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street (OPEN 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M. SATURDAYS.)

F. C. BONNET-162 N. ILLINOIS ST.

“Stylish Stouts—Our Specialty” THE ft LADIES’ OUTFITTERS COR. WASHINGTONS ALABAMA

Rock Bottom Shoe Prices Made possible by our qnick sale and small profit plan. Horuff always has and will continue to give the public maximum values at a minimum price. Be one of many who will flock to this store Saturday and save $2.00 to $3.00 on a pair of shoes. lEKUSISaHv/ Out of the high rent district, but not out of the way. I.J M / $0.98 sq>.9B SA.9B Misses’ and boys’ black and l Infants' and brown, English or wide toe. I children's R imuJ $2.48 $2.98 I $1.49 —$1,98

Two Big Christmas SLIPPER SPECIALS

Ladies* Boudoir SLIPPERS Like cut below .69 Slippers are made of kid leather and come with leather soles. They are ensily a $2.50 value.

Dollars Do Double Duty at Horuff’s

’BtejfrElk Scout Special MEN’S Boys’ $2.69, Youths’ $1.98 and $2.19

HORUFF WILL SAVE YOU ON EVERYTHING IN FOOTWEAR FROM SHOESTRINGS TO RUBBER BOOTS

938-940 S. Meridian St. 2630 Northwestern Ave.

Photography are Christ- . mas gifts which are pro- f \ served year after year. f jn They bring happiness to law the home. Don’t delay to have the sitting. . r d\j9* Ninth Floor, Kahn Bldg.

BE sure to get the quality of jewelry that you are looking for and at the lowest possible price. A wrist watch bought of us will not give you the trouble or worry of one bought of an inferior jeweler. We carry a complete line of all kinds of jewelry.

HORUFFS

Back to the 97c Shift jlilL. 7ja/7) /<nc tv*-* . First of all we’re Showing Scores of SHIRTS In OUT-OP-THE ORDINARY PLEASING PATTERNS. Secondly, No Shirt Finds a Home Here, unless it is COB-REOTLY-HIZED and THOBOLXTAILORED. For Safe —and Sara aad BMARI SHIRTS see the remarkable value* we've offering at 97c AH si***, 14 tt> 17. TfEanielsj C —gmuflrai -a Cor. Wash, and Del. Sts.

\ i’XMN. AND WASH. MMk ...... ( MADISON AND HAS. i FOC „ TAIH gQCAJUL ; MERIDIAN AND MOHHIS.

Safety Razor Blades Gillette (<)....5.e I Auto Strop (•) 81* Durham Duplex Gem <T> s7e (5) .tie i Keen Rutter Coders (5) ,38c <s> 2Bc Ever-Ready (6)20 I Sexto Wade (A) 24e Vonnegut Hardware Cos.

Ladies Juliet and Compfy Juliets are of felt, trimmed with fur. The soles **• leather.

Just Regular Prices

Sold Everywhere at 10£ Horuff’g Price or 3 for 20£

Sold Everywhere at 15d Horuff’s Price Buy Here and Save

342-344 Virginia Ave. 1108-1110 Fountain Square