Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 212, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1921 — Page 12

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We Will Help You to Save Safely yutrfjrr ftabing* and Crust GUa, IWIM Evansville Picked by Elks of Indiana Thst the annual State convention of the Elks will be held at Evansville June 8 and 9 was decided at a meeting of th officers of the Indiana Elks' Association • t the Hotel Severin late Wednesday. Otto Strodel of Ft. Wayne, president, presided at the meeting, and Harr> I.owcnthal, chairman of the Evansville convention committee, presented the en tertainment plans of the Evansville Elks. A special train of Hoosier Elks will leave by way of Chicago for the national grand lodge convention at Los Angeles the week of July S. The following transportation committee was appointed: Harry Knight. Elkhart; Robert A. Scott, Linton, and Thomas G. Hedlan, Indianapolis. Plays ‘Peek-a-Boo’ With Police; Pinched Thomas Gee, 42, of 712 Madison avenue, may have been playing ••peek-a-boo” with the police last night at East and Stevens streets, but he was arrested just the same. Gee, according to the police, was hiding behind a telephone pole where he was discovered by Sergeant Deeter and bis squad who arrested him on the charge of vagrancy and carrying concealed weapons. Gee had a "blackjack" In his pocket, the police allege. Terre Haute Man Will Be Optimist Guest Dr. William W. Parsons, Terre Haute, will address the Optimist Club Friday. Dr. Parsons bas been president of the State Normal School for thirty-five years. He is an interesting speaker, a good golf player and a real optimist. His theme will be taken from the three well-known rules of golf, viz: ‘‘Keep your eye on the ball; don't press und keep sweet.” These rules will be applied to the game of life. Employers Organize for Open Shop Fight CHICAGO, Jan. 13—Employers of twenty-two States were on record today to fight for the open shop until the finish. At the meeting of industrial leaders, called by the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association, committees were named to outline a comprehensive campaign to establish the open shop in all industries. Muncie Doctor Heads Registration Board Dr. W. A. Spurgeon of Muncie has beer, elected president of the State board of medical registration and examination. Dr. W. T. Gott of Crawfordsvllle has been re-elected secretary. Other officers re-elected are Dr. E. M. Shnnklln of Hammond, vice president, and Dr. Paul R. Tindall of Greensburg, treasurer. Miss Lucy Campbell of Indianapolis, was reelected clerk of the board

The Best Watches"' ON" REFINED Clt EDIT FLAN Small payment down: then every week r lt hen you buy at UtK STUISK you are absululely sur* rm) of netting the best po* slble value for your __ money. You may know there are styles for if \ ladle* ami gentlemen W CfITL —engraved and plain ;a designs. You may { 5 ® yS know the watehrs ar barked by tlio maker* and by us! You may .jrjge know a better valnran not he seenred Gray, Grit ben & Gray Corner Ohio, Indiana and lllinoi* ' Wf Trout AiuiMr %> l> Uorfc*

STOMACH TROUBLE

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TAX WOULD NET STATE $300,000 Figures Worked Out on Basis of Oil Inspection Reports for Last Year. The plan of Senator Lee J. Hartzell f Ft. Wayne to place a tax of % of a cent a gallon on gasoline and kindred oroducts used for engine fuel for the purpose of raising a fund for the use of he State eonservation department for the purchase of State parks and the propagation of fish and game would net the State more than 1300 000 a year on the basis of figures on file in the office of the oil Inspection division of the food and drug department. During the fiscal year ended Sept. 30. 1920. vhe oil inspection division Inspected 2.521,428 barrels or 126,071.300 gallons of gasoline, benzine, naptha and kinlred products, not including kerosene. On this basis the proposed tax would have netted $315,178.50. Dealers in these products already are paying approximately 4 cents for each fifty-gallon barrel for their inspection. This, In addition to the proposed tax, woubl give the State a revenue in the neighborhood of 1-3 of a cent on every gallon of gasoline sold In Indiana. ASKS SIOO,OOO AS HEART BALM PITTSBHRGH, Pa., Jan. 13.—William Barnhart, refuted oil millionaire, has been made defendant In a 1100,900 breacn of promise suit by Loretta G. Ford, employed In a downtown department store. She charges that for years he paid attention to her and In August. 1918. asked her to marry him. He bought her a ring and other love tokens, she states, and later she found he was a married man, with grown-up children. She says he practiced deception on her, representing himself ns a single man, and she says he well knew at the time he proposed to her that he was married. Greek Attack Fails on Anatolian Front LONDON, Jan. 13.—The Greek offensive against the Turkish Nationalists in the Brussa sector of the Anatolian front has collapsed and a critical situation is developing nt Smyrna, the base of operations, according to an Lxchange Telegraph dispatch received here today.Previous advices had stated that the Turkish Nationalists penetrated the Greek front at several places, but that the Greeks were preparing for anew counter-offensive.

Children photographed with their Xmas toys K will preserve memories I for all time. Brin* the children in today, Vtll ■lath Floor Kahn Rids | All-Year [t Drawing-Room MSgrf tffrk Sleeping Car to Florida Daily Ifitf Lv Indianapolis 4.10 a.*. Ji L Ar Loairville 7.35 a.*. ArKacxvilU 5.26 p.*. ffj/ /j Ar Atlanta 10.50 p.*. [/ill A Ar Jacksonville 12.10 .vJafl A 2nd Day Stf fSI Sleeping Car open In Indian- /IP, jff spoilt. 9.00 p.m. 1 n’Ei/'A For ticket* and partieu- %£') ■ J & lari apply toLocal Ticket /ml Agents, Coniolidatid f£jf/. Ticket Office, 11 S-l 4 Englnh Block, t‘man Slz turn, MI tor. Indianapolis, ur aldren .-wo M EfSSttrwfcT 1 C. C. Truth , Division yftxPatsmqtT Agent, SiO Msjf AMli// Kahn Building, Indian- JM Pennsylvania and Louisville & Nashville R. R.

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Yam Sim’s mule has again come into the limelight of publicity, having hollered right loud several times last Sunday while the preacher at Hog Ford was trying to talk. * * Slim Pickens came near becoming Involved In a lively fight at Tlckvllle Tuesday evening. Bystanders say all that prevented It was that the fellow was a little too fat to overtake him.

HorufPs Friday Bargain Day Men's and Women's I^MMI SHOES ■ High grade and serviceable shoes made to Mil at much higher price*. Yoo eave *2.00 to $3.00 on each ! $2.98 *■ JBL Ladies' J hoes # Plenty of styles In high, low or me- jSp / ilium heels. Also ladles’ high top /w fae I boots. Don’t forget this Is for Friday Py Men’s Shoes /JfiStylish vlel hid and ganmetals, serrlre- *■' tilde and comfortable. English ae well * ns wide toes. Better boy serersi pairs. Seif Remember—Thete Offers Are for Fr d&y Come tarly and Be Sure of Choice At Virginia Avenue Stori Only HORUFF’S 342-346 Virginia Avenue

pFISH W Car Lot Sale East Coast Haddock, East Coast j per pound Cod, Boston Bluefish, Illinois ( * River Carp, River Buffalo, Lake l B l/L Mullets ) " & Blue Pike, Jack Salmon, ) PER POUND Baby Whitefish, White > G? g-% Bass j Oysters 3Qc Babbits n* 39c Willis Fish and Oyster Go. 337 East Market Street v CAR LOT RECLIVERS

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1921.

HOOSIER STUDENT FOUND AT DENVER Evansville Man Left Harvard in Physician’s Care. - ■ ■ CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Jan. 13— Joseph F. Lautner of Evansville, ind., president of the Harvard Glee Club and chorister of the Harvard senior class, who mysteriously disappeared Monday, was located today In Denver, Colo., In care if a physician, according to a telegram received by Henry A. Yeomans of Unl- ; verslty Hall, who has been conducting 1 a nation-wide search for the missing student. Lautner has been missing since Monday. The university authorities were alarmed over his absence. | Lautner, who is one of the leading I students at the university, recently sufi sered an attack of nervous prostration and his classmates feared that he might ! have had a recurrence of the disorder 1 and was wandering aimlessly about In another city. Many of his fellow students entertained fears of a more serious nature. Several of his relatives arrived here from Evansville to assist In the search, i Several days before he disappeared he i had been behaving strangely and showed a morbid reluctance to see his friends and objected to their visiting him. At Top; Broke Now PARIS, Jan. 13.—Madeleine P.res. 82, and the first woman in the world to obtain u doctor’s degree, Is blind nnd penniless. She has been offered a bed in the public ward In a home for the aged.

Noted Sale for High Quality and Great Quantity.

Friday Sale $35 to $45 Plush or Cloth COATS a* *94^ 22J COATS TO BE FEATURED As this price is expressly a Friday bargain day offer—an unusual chance to capture extraordinary values—especially Is this the case in the cloth Junior •Izca. Many are fur trimmed. All are silk lined. Extra fine wool velours, tinaeltone, frost-glo, etc. THE PLUSH COAT values talk for themselves. Come in Friday and Judge these extra fine values at $24.75. ■ii*iii*ii—iiiiwaiiiiwM—iniißinirm —i imn— RINK’S CLOAK HOUSE

UNLOADING SALE Our Stock Is Too Heavy—We Must Unload ALL PRICES REDUCED 25% to 50% All Bedroom, Dining Room, Living Room and Kitchen Furniture cut down to prices that will make it sell.

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PRICED FOR QUICK SELLING 9x12 Axminster Rugs §39.75 9x12 Brussels Rugs §19.75 9x12 Grass Rugs §9.75 Full size Metal Bed • §6.95 Comforts §2.98 Double Blankets §3.98

You can’t ifford to mlsa this Big Selling Event. Come early and get first choice.

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Genuine Fell Ma'tess 45 lbs., *9.75

Timely Reduction in January Instead of March

If you want a flour that is good for every purpose—one that makes flavory bread, wholesome cake, delicious p ! e-crust, mouth melting biscuits and rolls, Ask your grocer for EVANS’ EZ-BARF U FLOUR

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