Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 194, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1920 — Page 5

REPORT OF TRUST COMPANIES MADE Indiana Institutions Stand Eleventh in Nation.

The combined assets of Indiana trust companies stand eleventh among the States of the Union, according to staPstles compiled by the United States Mortgage and Trust Company of Sew York for publication In "Trust Companies of the United States.” copies of which have just been received by local bankers. The figures show that Indiana had 156 trust companies reporting as of June 30, 1920, with combined assets of $205,€92.628 41. New York was first among the States, with combined assets of $3,602 962,249 10, and Pennsylvania was second with $1,589,686,574.86. New York had but ninety-nine trust companies reporting, while Pennsylvania had 324 companies reporting, the largest number of any State. Deposits in the ten ndianapolis trust companies are shown as follows: Aetna Trust and Savings, $2,104,442.01; Bankers Trust. $1,237,232.49; City Trust. $701,974.16; Farmers' Trust ,$1.741,726.55; Fidelity Trust, 51,894,831.78; Fletcher Savings' and Trust, $14,104,840.82; Indiana Trust, $9,022,403 52; Security Trust, $2.263,551 74; State Savings and Trust, $2,580.683.04; Union Trust, $6,056,736.28. and Washington Bank and Trust, $1,453.048.43. The total assets of the trust comtfianies of the Nation, reporting to the New York compiler, were given as $12,451.S 77,583.58, a substantial gain over 19i9y when the total was $11,150,440,087.53.

THREE MEN FACE ARSON CHARGES

Bedford Trio Held for Burning Freetown Store.

Special to The Times. BEDFORD, ;nd., Dec. 23.—William Reedy, Dan Cline and Dewey Beevers are under arrest here on a charge of setting fire to the John D. Sprague genoral store at Freetown after burglarizing the place Monday night, and were taken to Brownstown, where they will be given a preliminary hearing on the charge of arson today. Damage from the fire is said to be approximately more than $30.000. Howard Greer of Bedford, who was also placed under arrest, is reported to have told the authorities that the three men charged with arson borrowed his motor truck Monday night, saying they wanted to go to the country. When the truck was found in a wrecked condition three miles east of Freetown with several pair of shoes near, the men were arrested. Later. 1.80 pairs of shoes were found hidden under a bridge. Greer denies that he had any part In the robbery and says he loaned his truck do the men in good faith.

phristmas Gifts On Gredit Two Dollars Down on a Purchase of S3O at Menter’s. Cut P ices Throughout Store Open Ev n : ni?s Ti 1 Xmas When you buy gifts, especially in these changing times, it’s wise to buy sensible ones. Menter sells ail kinds of good clothes for men ami women, hoys and girls, and the terms of jiaytucnt are so generous that yon will never miss the money. And nil prices have been reduced in this store so you need not fear that you will pay too much. Suits, overcoats and sweaters for the boy. Overcoats, suits, sweaters and hats for men. Coats, suits, silk and cloth dresses, blouses, fur scarfs, sweaters, stoles, skirts, petticoats and millinery for women. And lovely coats for the little girls. We own 42 stores in 42 cities and we do as we advertise. Pay $2 00 down and? 2 00 a week on a •purchase of S3O, on larger purchases the most liberal terms will be cheerfully arranged.

WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE lararai 109-111 S. ILLINOIS ST. Third door south of Maryland street. We gladly open accounts with out-of-toWn customers.

CUTICURA HEALS SCALPTROUBLE Itched and Burned. Had Dandruff. Hair Came Out. *' My scalp began to itch and bum and I had dandruff real badly and S there were eruptions all around my head at the edge of my hair. When I would scratch it would cause them to bleed and form a scale, and my hair came out. “I saw Cutieura Soap and Ointment advertised and thought I would give them a trial. I got relief the first time I used them, and after using two cakes of Soap and two boxes of Ointment I was healed. " (Signed* Mrs. Bessie Baughman, Murray, lowa. Use Cutieura Soap, Ointment and Talcum for all toilet purposes. B*mp’ Kcb Trtm b~ Mill A'VJrw:' CitiemUfc•r&t Tjm, H.lfftidea 41, Mam ” Sold every* ■ wtw'' i*>op2Rr. Ointments and Tmleurn 2Sc. MPOuticura Soap share* without mu.

Stomach on Strike 20 V ears Eatonic Settled ttl

‘‘Eatonic is wonderful,” says C. W. Burton. “I had been a sufferer Jfom stomach trouble for 20 years and now I am well.” Eatonic gets right after the cause of stomach troubles bv taking np and carrying out the acidity and gases and of course, when the cause is removed, the sufferer gets well. If you have sourness, belching, indigestion, food repeating or any other stomach trouble, take Eatonic tablets after each meal and find relief. Big box oosts only a trifle with your drugfist’s guarantee.

RICH GIRL CANY TOUCH MONEY

Oil Land Litigation Ties Up Funds in Bank.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.—Miss Florence Robinson of Ft. Worth, Texas, and Kansas City, knows today how It feels to be a “poor little rich girl.” Miss Robinson has $22,000 on deposit in a Chicago bank, but she is stopped by the law from withdrawing a single cent of It. Two years ago Miss Robinson was a model in a Kansas City department store when she quit her job and went to Texas to make her fortune by dealing in oil land leases. It Is alleged that she had dealings with Charles W. Watson. an operator In the Texas oil fields. Watson, It Is alleged, sold a lease to a group of Chicagoans and later It was found that his title to the property was unclear. The Chlcngoans brought suit to recover the money paid to Whtson and they charge that a part of the $22,000

f J fp HOSE who shop late and hurriedly for a phonograph may repent at leisure, un'jsfjjllJScJ less ie^r c h°i ce has been the You could choose a Brunswick in the dark and be sure of an instrument that will give a lifetime of satisfying enjoyment. Tone quality is of supreme importance in a phonograph and that is where the If you want to know why, come in and i have the Brunswick’s patented features exOrder Your Gift Brunswick Today 3 Cabinet Models, $125 to $450 v j Art Models, S3OO to $750 t24Nortt\ °PP 0S * e Jjgflgg' Perm. St. — 1 KeitkVP Sfor —and More Open Evenings Until Christmas

DINE for a DAY for a D OLLAR CORNED BEEF and CORNED BEEF HASH ReducedA^ain “W H ±T,r , ri n ! 1 .?. k ;:’± r r"n! I T v thic npripp THE WHOLESALE PRICES

•‘YY/HAT am 1 going to have for my next W meal?" How often do you, the economical housewife, aak yourself this question? Planning meal* i* no easy task in these days •f high costs and restricted purses. Uncle Sara, however, has made another reduction in price of delicious, appetizing, canned Corned Beef and Corned Beef Hash—that will help solve your problems. The convenient metlod of packing these meats enables you to keep a whole winter's supply on hand. The excellent recipes, one of which is given here, are diversified enough to permit a variety of tasty, tempting dishes that will be relished by the entire family. Nothing handier for the children s school lunches; foe the unexpected guest; for days when inclement weather prohibits shopping; and for other emergencies. Millions of Dollars’ worth more of these nourishing and palatable meats are passing through the wide flung dcors of Uncle Sam's store houses to dealers ail over the land. Show your dealer this advertisement and stock up your larder without delay. These meats are sold to the dealers at the wholesale prices opposite, which allow them a legitimate profit and result in a big saving to you.

WAR DEPARTMENT CANNED MEATS

Miss Robinson has on deposit here Is money paid by them to Watson. The bank was enjoined from paying any part of the $22,00b until pending litigation is completed. N Woman Is Found Dead With $16,000 on Body NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—A woman with $16,000 in bank notes bound to her right thigh by a handkerchief was found dead of gas poisoning In a room on East Twelfth street here Wednesday. A note with the money read: ‘‘lf anything happens to me this morey belongs to M. Bolaton & Son, Sharon, Pa.” Among the woman's possessions was a marriage license granted Fannie Bolaton and Abraham Lerner In Pittsburg eight years ago. Suspect Flees by Air WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Dec. 23.—Joseph Gadbur, who arrived here yesterday by airplane from Minneapolis, was arrested today on a charge of passing worthless checks for SI,BOO at Britt, lowa. The airplane also is being held.

TRY THIS RECIPE SuCftcteat f®r s family of four. CANNED CORNED BEEF WITH CREAMED CABBAGE 2 H cups War Dapt canned corned Loaf I head of cabbage, about one pound I teaspoon aalt Pepper and paprika I cup cream sauce Cut the cabbage into small pieces and cover with cold water for thirty minutes, dram and cover with boiling water and boll thirty ta thirty five minutes In uncovered vassal Drain and cover with cream sauce, eeasoned to taste. Mix wall and boil three minutes. While the cabbage la cooking the canned corned beef la heated tn the can. The canned com beet it put In center of platter and tha creamed cabbage around the edge. Sprinkle all with paprika and garntah with parsley. . Other recipee can be had Irom your dealer.

Domlmre' orders should be sent to Depot Quartetmatter at tha following addresses.' Brooklyn, N. Y., 59th St. and First Ave. Boston, Mess., Army Supply Base. Chicago. ML. 1819 W. 39th St. Atlanta, Ga., Transportation Bldg. San Antonie, Tex. San Franclaco. Calif. CHIEF. SURPLUS PROPERTY BRANCH, Oflica of tha Quartermaster General, Munitions Bldg., Was’, ngton, D. C.

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bl/ THE WHOLESALE PRICES printed below. They will give you tome idea of what you will aavo oo four purchases. CORNED BEEF HASH 1 lb. cans, 15c per can 2 lb. cans, 30c per can CORNED BEEF No. I cans. 15c per can No. 2 cans, 27c per can I lb. cans, 16c per can 6 lb. cans, SI.OO per can TABLE OF DISCOUNTS Discount* to apply on all purchase* of surplus canned meat* on and after November 15, 1920, are as follow*; $250 to SI,OOO net 1,001 to 2,500. 5 per cent 2,501 to 4.000, 10 per cent 4,001 and over, 20 per cent The Government will pay freight on cartoad lot* to any point in the United State* located more than twenty mile* from shipping point. CUMULATIVE PURCHASES COUNT When purchases reach $50,001, 24% net to prevail; when purchase* reach $100,061, 28% net to prevail; when purchase* reach $500,001, 32% net to prevail; when purchase* reach $1,000,001 and over, 35% net to prevail. MINIMUM ORDER

Mar Chests Third Off Table Scarfs Half Off

CEDAR CHESTS One-Third Off -Good looking chests that will find a welcome in any home. They are mothproof, dustproofs beautifully polished and gJ& ptg Mi, trimmed. And look at the savings. TT" >1 ‘ $54.50 Cedar Chests, $35.50 $45.00 Cedar Chests, $30.00 $22.50 Cedar Chests, $14.98 \

Velour Table Scarfs HALF PRICE \ elour scarfs, trimmed with tapestry and galloon. In all the wanted sizes. WAS CLEARANCE 12x36 $2.98 $1.49 each 16x34 $1.98 99d each 15x45 $4.75 $2.37 each 20x57 $9.98 $4.99 each 18x67 $7.50 $3.75 each —Pettis draperies, third floor.

Childrens Board and Linen Covered

Wizard of Or, by Frank L. Baum. Publishers' price, $1.50; special. *1.25. Billy Whiskers. Regularly, 50c; special 39*. Story Book of Knowledge, by Lawrence Franklin. Regularly, $1.25; special, *I.OO. Mother Gooae Rhyme* and Favorite Fairy Tale*. Complete edition arranged by Logan Marshall; 400 illustrations. Regularly, $2.00; special, *1.49. Tha Famous Graoe Harlowe Book*— High School and College Girl. Series, 65* each. Th* Pony Rider Boys' Series, by Frank Gee Patchin; 60* each.

Day Before Christmas Brings SPECIALS in TOYS

$3.50 Wagons, $2.29 Wagons, size 13x26-inches, with blue steel bed on heavy double spoke wheels. $4.25 Wagons, $2.89 Larger wagons, size 30x15, with steel bed on heavy double spoke wheels. $3.19 Blackboards, $1.98 Double face blackboards on easel frame finished in mahogany. $4.50 Desk Blackboards, $2.89 Blackboards that let down and form a writing desk. Dolls, 1-3 Off All dolls, not otherwise specially priced, at one-third off the regular price. SI.OO dolls, 67^. $1.75 dolls, $1.17. $2.19 dolls, $1.46. $3.00 dolls. $2.00. Games, 1-3 Off All games remaining at the game counter are marked one-third off. Paint and Sewing Sets, 1-3 Off 25c sets, 17< $1.25 sets, 84£

PETTIS nm GOODS CO "new ~VOPK STq RE E. 3T. lgJStj

PICTURE BOOKS Vz Off Brightly colored picture books of every description, books suitable for every little child from the youngster who doesn’t know his A B C’s to the first grader who will read them diligently. Other Books in the Children’s Shop

The Battleship Boys Series, by Frank Gee Patchin; special, 60c each. Uncle Wiggily Bed Time Stories. Regularly 75c; special. 60* each. America's Part in the World War, by Beamish and March, with Introduction by General Pershing. Publishers’ price, $3.00; special, *I.SO. The Boy Allies With the Army Series, by Claire Hayes; 60c each. Six Dollleg to Cut Out and Dress. Six dollies In colors with 30 dresses and SO hats In colors. Publishers' price, 50c; special. 25*.

—Petti* children’s book shop, street floor. *lale three.

* Wheel Toys, 1-3 Off Doll cabs, velocipedes, bicycles, automobiles, etc., at one-third reduction. Stuffed Animals, Va Price All Children’s Furniture 25% Off Rocking chairs, desks, tables, baby beds, including all of our ivory enamel furniture. —Petti* toyland, basement.

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