Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 207, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1921 — Page 4

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INMAN CONFERS WITH HARDING State Chamber of Commerce Head Invited to Discussion With President-Elect. B. R. Inman, manager of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, left here today for Marlon, Ohio, to eolfer with President-elect Harding on proposed congressional action affecting business and agriculture. Mr. Inman is the first Indiana business man who has been invited to confer with the President-elect on legislative matters. The conference will be held tomorrow morning. Senator New, Will H. jHays, Republican national chairman, and '■ tx-Senator Albert J. Beveridge also have j Conferred with Harding. The Indiana State Chamber of Com- | : aerce is said to be one of the strongest 1 i ommercial organizations west of the . Oleghenies and this fact is thought to lave induced Harding to invite its nct- ! ng head for a conference. Warding hears kahn i >y military affairs MAF.ION, Ohio, Jan. 7.—Ruffle of j < rums and flourish of trumpets were . ( lp carded today in favor of earnest dis- < Ussiou when the future eommander-in- < hies of the Army of the United States < onsidered the efficiency and welfare of 1 he men soon to be under his direction. I enator Harding went exhaustively into she military policy of the country with Representative Julius Kahn, chairman ol’ the House Military Affairs Committee. Representative Kahn, it is understood, placed before the President-elect the plans of the majority in Congress for cutting down the expense of the Army and outlined the extent to which he thought the enlisted forces could be reduced without danger to national defense. Senator Harding, it is known, expects that economy can be attained and is Insistent that it must be obtained without danger to the nation. In discussing preparedness with officers who saw service 1n France, he announced that he intended t oappoint a Secretary of War who would be capable of producing results desired. The delegation, which consisted of Lieut. Col. Nobel B. Judah, Col. Horatio B. Haekett, Lieut. Col. Thomas Hammond, Col. Henry J. Reilly, all of Chicago, and Col. Karl Klemm of Kansas City, urged on the President-elect that he reduce the term of enlistment in the Army from three years to one. This policy, they said, would turn out into civil life approximately 150.000 trained men a year. They also advised compulsory military training, but it is asserted that Senator Harding himself favors a system of voluntary training. Madison County Farmer Succumbs Special to The Times. XOBLESVILLE, Ind., Jan. 7.—Andrew .T Vernon, SO, is dead at the home of his daughter. Mrs. William Rich, iu Westfield. The funeral will be held at Summitvllle Sunday. Mr. Vernon was a retired farmer of Madison County and came to the home of his daughter in this county to live until spring. The following children survive: Mrs. C. C. Maynard of Marion, Ind.. and Mrs. Ida Rich and Mrs. Lulu Marley of Soda Springs. Idaho, and Mrs. William Rich, at whose home he died. Eastern star officer dies, PANA, 111., Jan. 7. —Mrs. May Brown, 31. former grand worthy matron, Illinois Grand Lodge Order Eastern Star, was fonnd dead in bed at home yesterday. She died of heart failure. Frank M. Brown died last Thanksgiving day. On# son survives.

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Papers Out for Man Who Steals Wife at Gun Point Reputed Spanish Grandee Took SIOO Along With Other’s Spouse.

CHICAGO, Jan. 7. —Two warrants for the arrest of Plerie Paul Auther, reputed Spanish grandee and war chemist of Highland Park, have been sworn out. This gave Impetus today to the nationwide hunt that has begun for him and the woman he stole from her husband at the point of a pistol. One warrant charges him with larceny of SIOO from Philip Franzen of Madison, Wls.. husband of the woman who is said to have fled with Auther. The other, sworn out by the wife Anther left at Highland Park, charges the fugitive grandee with desertion. Although Auther left a “last will and testament" bequeathing all of his “estate” to Ms Highland Park wife and their infant daughter, Jeanne Anna, it

- twetvty “Ilf C “one-eleven” igarettes^ European purchasing in this country slackened. High-grade tobacco formerly shipped abroad accumulated. We bought it. This is the unusual condition which enabled us to producesuch a quality cigarette as 'One-Eleven at so low a price. —which means that if yon don't like * , lll'’ Cigarettes, you can get your money back from the dealer

There is nothing confusing about the telephone directory change

In the Manual (Old) telephone directory for January, now being distributed, there are very few changes in the former listings. Only numbers that contained fewer than four figures have been altered in any manner. Although central office names are printed with the first two letters capitalized they are to be spoken as before. The names

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was revealed that the “estate” consisted of $2 in cash, which Auther left his wife when he disappeared. This bequest is exhausted and Mrs. Auther and her child are destitute. Philip Franzen, chief decorator at the University of Wisconsin, charges that Auther, after forcing him to sign away his wife at a pistol’s point, likewise compelled him to contribute SIOO to the couple's traveling expenses. While Mrs. Franzeu went to get the check cashed, Franzen declares, Auther kept him covered with the pistol. Franzen declared he believed Auther’s story that he had married Mrs. Franzen thirteen years ago in Australia and had had been seeking her in all parts of the world since she left him eleven years ago, was a hoax invented by the couple

Call Three Central Offices by New Names North has become RA ndolph. Prospect has become DR exel. Woodruff has become WE bster. PLEASE USE THE NEW NAMES WHEN CALLING NUMBERS IN THESE THREE EXCHANGES. YOU WILL OBTAIN PROMPTER SERVICE AND WILL AID US IN OVERCOMING THE VAST AMOUNT OF CONFUSION THA T NA TUR ALL Y A TTENDS SUCH UNDERTAKINGS.

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to deceive him. Franzen said he married hig wife in Milwaukee ten years ago and that she was then a manicurist. Her parents, he said, had died when she was young and for a time she had been confined in a reform school. •A Protect the Children Healthy Blood and a Healthy System Is a Child’s best protection against Colds, Grip and Influenza. Give them GROVE’S IRON TONIC SYRUP. 75e.—Advertlsement.

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of just three central offices have been changed. The purpose of all revisions is to make possible, from a mechanical standpoint, the final weaving together of the Manual (Old) and Automatic telephone systems, which all our subscribers will welcome as a great boon to the business and social life of Indianapolis-

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The deserted wife and the deserteu husband are in something of a forgiving mood. Mrs. Auther Baid sne would UUtt her husband back if she could find him. Franzen said that for the sake of his child he “probably would forgive her.” Authorities believe Auther and Mrs. Franzen may be hiding somewhere near Chicago. Franzen thinks they may have gone to Philadelphia. Mrs. Auther says she believes they have gone to California or to Europe.

1/3 OFF Brown calf high cut lace shoes, with extra good soles and broad comfortable toes. Sizes sto 8; $3.00 value Sizes Bi/o to 11; &€& $4.00 value Boys’ brown elk blucher and tan army shoes— Sizes 0 to 13i/o, $4 value, now tfsiidaOO Sizes 1 to 6, $5.00 &* VJf" value

READ OUR ADS WITH CONFIDENCE STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6:00 P. M.

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January Clearance Sales Not only have we placed all our regular stooks in this sale regardless of the loss which their original cost means to us, but we have added immense quantities of new goods purchased very recently at the very lowest prices.

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JANUARY SALE OF WHITE This annual event, used by so many people to renew their sets of white undergarments, replacing those that are worn and adding fresh, new pieces, Is to open Saturday. The White Sale, with its abundance of moderate-priced offerings, will be an occasion of great profits. We say, then, to* save money, attend this sale.

MUSLIN SLIPOVER GOWNS AND ENVELOPE CHEMISE— Up to $1.75 qualities 98$ Up to $l9B qualities $1.25 Up to $2.98 qualities $1.48 Up to qualities $1.98 MUSLIN SKIRTS, lace or embroidery trimmed— Up to $1.25 qualities 79$ Up to $1.75 qualities 98$ Up to $1.98 qualities $1.25 Up to . 98 qualities $1.48 Up to $.150 qualities $2.48 Up to $6.98 qualities $3.98 V-NECK GOWNS, with long sleeves— Up to $2.48 qualities $1.48 Up to $3.50 qualities $1.98

Also All Silk Underwear and Children's Muslin Underwear and Children’s Dresses at Greatly Reduced Prices.

10,000 Yards COTTON GOODS Saturday Only Saturday we place on sale thousands of yards of wanted cotton material, such as muslin, longcioth, cambric, percales, gingham, outing flannel, etc., at a saving you can not afford to miss.

Unbleached Muslin a Fine thread, yard wide, for general II IA (Former price 35c) Outing Flannel -a f* Extra heavy quality, for women I and infants. A 'W (Former 5Dc grades) 36-Inch Longcioth -a Extra soft chamois finish, for worn- I en and infants JL wear

Alarm Clock* $1.98 WESTLOX ALARM CLOCKS, clear sounding bell— Special, $1.49 Flannelette Gowns WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S FLANNELETTE GOWNS—SI.4B to $1.98 qualities 98tf $2.25 to $3.50 qualities.. .81.48 $7.95 Taffeta Petticoats Special, $3.95 One lot of changeable taffeta petticoats, regular and stout sizes, made with tucked, plaited and fancy flounces. $2.00 Stout Size Knit Petticoats, 98c Women’s full stout knit petticoats, in gray only. Snugglers Reduced Black or gray, sizes 36 to 46, for women or misses. $3.98 kind, Saturday $1.98 $2.48 kind, Saturday $1.48 Bathrobes Reduced $lO to $12.50, at $7.98 $6.98 to $7.98, at $4.98 Special sale of all robes for men and women. They come in very neat, attractive patterns. $3.00 House Dresses, Saturday, $1.98 One special assortment of house dresses in pink check only, Billie Burke style, self trimmed.

Handsome Short Plush COATS This special selling of plush coats is particularly notable because of the excellent assortment of garments, offering every woman a becoming selection. The materials have beauty, which, with their sturdiness in wear and great warmth, make these garments even superior to the fur garments. Special, $19.75 An Unusually Attractive Dress for Home or Business Wear, at $14.50 Here is a most remarkable selection in a limited number of superbly materialed costumes whose modes make them ideal for every wear where something unusually attractive is desired. Up to $25.00 *| Dresses JL All Alterations Free. This Means Another Saving of $2 to $5.

Blue Ribbon Special Children’s Hose Fast black, ribbed, stainless stocaings for children, first quality. Formerly 29c pair. 10c Pa* ‘ Wayne’ Silk Hose $2, $2.50, s3qq a Qualities at- i/OC Black, white, brown, navy and field mouse, full fashioned, made with double silk lisle garter top. Silk Lisle Wayne Hose, Full Fashioned Extra fine quality, medium and light weights, silk lisle; black, African brown ffOrfh and cordovan vvv Wayne-Knit Lisle Hose, Full Fashioned In light, medium and heavy weight; black, brown, navy and gray Pony Stockings for Boys and Girls Heavy, medium or light weight. Sizes 6 to 10%. None better made. Former values up to 35c. uvL "Wayne-Knit Lisle Hose, Full Seamless Plain and silk lisle, in black, white, African brown and cordovan. Better than many makes that sold at Off** While these stockings are classed by the maker as Irregular, they are not ordinary seconds and they contain no defects that will Interfere with :helr wearing qualities.

Bargain Table Specials SPECIAL PURCHASE OF RIBBONS, fancy warp prints, dark and light colors; moire halrbow ribbons, taffeta with satin edge. etc. Regu- OCaa lar price 49c, special.... WOMEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS, hemstitched, one corner embroidered In white or dainty colors. 15c kind. Spe- 4A n cial (3 for 25c), each.... J.UC-

MUSLIN DRAWERS AND BATISTE BLOOMERS— Up to 79c qualities 59$ Up to $1.26 qualities 79$ Up to $1.75 qualities 98$ Up to $2.48 qualities $1.48 MUSLIN CORSET COVERS, In regular and extra sizes— Up to 29c qualities 25$ Up to 49c qualities 35$ Up to 98c qualities 59$ Up to $1.25 qualities 79$ Up to $1.48 qualities 98$ CREPE GOWNS, white, pink or Bluebird, or BATISTE AND CREPE PAJAMAS— Up to $2.98 qualities $1.48 Up to $4.50 qualities $2.48

Standard Percales Yard wide, full pieces, assorted I light and dark colors. JL J*. „ (Former price 50c) Cheviot Shirting mm Best quality, plain blue, fuil M Imsg* pieces. ■ (Formerly 50c a yard)..... Unbleached Crash Excell<?ht quality, red border for I I hand c-r dish S m m. . towels'

Men’s January Sale HIGH-ROCK OR LAMBSDOWN HEAVY FLEECED UNION SUITS, in Jaeger or gray, mixed, all sizes, 34 to 46. Up to $3.50 values, a g{ nn suit sl* f iP MEN’S HEAVY WOOL MIXED UNION SUITS, derby ribbed, cuffed sleeves and ankles, military shoulder; natural gray color; $4.00 quality, /Iff special MEN'S WOOL MIXED UNION SUITS, either derby ribbed or flat wool, Glastonbury, Roxford, Lesterknit and Springtex brands, broken lines, values up to $4.50; to close, qq a suit MEN’S MUFFLERB, in knitted or woven tubular fiber and silk, beautiful designs on one side, plain on reverse side, made with fringe— Up to $3.50 values, special $1.25 Up to $6.00 values, special $2.50 ONE LOT OF MEN’S WOOL MIXED BWEATER COATS, made with three-piece shawl collar; mostly dark browns, with a few red or gray. Values to $6.95. Spe- AA AQ cial MEN’S SHAWKNIT WOOL FINISHED SOX, black and white outside, all white inside; sizes 9% to 11%. One of the strongest, most comfortable sox made. Regular 50c value, special, 3 pairs, $1.00; Qff ** each VUV MEN’S FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS, in navy, green, khaki or gray. Divided in two lots. Values to $3.50, special, $1.98; values to $5.00, tfO AQ special BOYS’ LINED LEATHER GAUNTLET, made with star on cuff; colors are black, gray and tan; $1.50 value, QQ A special vUv BOYS’ ONE-PIECE OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAB, in neat pink or blue stripes; made with coat effect of good heavy weight material; sizes 8 to 18; $2.75 value, special, M Q a suit $4.1 *9