Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 229, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1921 — Page 12

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Deposit on the second, third or fourth of this or anv month and your savings will earn interest from the first. The amount of interest earned is not so important as forming a habit of regular saving, but you need both to be a successful saver. Why not save on one of the first four days of every month? &a\}{ntps an) Crust Ccmponj Northwest Corner Market and Pennsylvania streets. West Indianapolis Branch, 1233 Oliver Avenue. West Street Branch, N. E. Corner West and Washington. East Tenth Branch, 2122 East Tenth Street.

THEFT TRAIL IN $160,000 CASE IS NEARING END Former Trusted Employe of Street Railway Suspected of Stealing Securities. CHICAGO. Feb. 2.—Arrest of Berger T. Jager, former trusted employe of the Minneapolis Street Railway Company on charges of stealing ?160,000 in cash and securities, is expected to be made here today, according to deteetlTes. Jager, detectives declare, has been traced to Chicago. A warrant charging grand larceny has been issued against him. Jager formerly was confidential secretary to A. M. Robertson, vice president and secretary of the Minneapolis Street Railway Company. It is charged that on Jan. 24 he removed $157,000 worth of bonds belonging to the Lu.utb Street Railway Company, of which Robertson also is president, and cashed a check for $4,825 signed by Robertson. Robertson received a letter of resignation from Jager the next day and an investigation revealed the disappearance of the bonds. Jager was reported to have boarded a train for Los Angeles, but detectives working on tbe case assert they have positive Information that he Is In Chicago.

HOLD-UP ONLY A CRAPS GAME Victim of ‘Auto Bandits’ Revises Report of Loss. A story of a hold-np by two automobile bandits told by Walter T. Wright, a city fireman at station No. 13 caused excitement In Brlghtwood last night. Wright appeared at tbe Railroadmen's Y. M. C. A. and telephoned the police. Sergeant White and the emergency squad were sent. Wright explained he was driving from Ft. Benjamin Harrison to Indianapolis and at Sherman Drive and Massachusetts avenue an automobile blocked the street. Two men got out and covered him with revolvers, be said. Wright declared they robbed him of SSS. The police tok Wright to the Beene of the hold-np, , only a block distant. When they questioned him Wright changed his story and said the hold-up took place at Emerson and Massachusetts avenues. Sergeant Wyita said, "Get in our car and go to police headquarters.’’ At headquarters Wright admitted he lost his money In a craps game at the fort.

Eight-Story Hotel to Adjoin Spink Arms Plans have been announced for the erection of anew hotel at 418 North Meridian street, adjoining the Spink Arms on the north, by the E. G. Spink Company. The building trill he operated by the Spink Hotel Company, under the management of J. Guy Ilaugh. The netv structure, work on which is to begin within two weeks, will be eight stories in height, of fireproof construction, containing 150 rooms, each with prlTate bath. The building will be similar in exterior appearance to the present Spink Arms, to which it will be Joined on the Meridian street side by a lobby. The project is being financed by Breed, Elliott & Harrison.

•n y -wire VVINC jiaiiom- W y -v-.rr savins station Lu PEK A . hIJ REK \ REMOVAL NOTICE On or about Feb. 10, 1921, we will move to our new home: 34 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET By the constant growth of our business we are compelled to seek larger quarters. We have taken a long lease on this entire building and will have a capacity of 10,500 feet of floor space, which enables us to consolidate our Retail and V holesale business, along with ample warehouse and service department facilities. We will specialize in Electrical Devices for the saving of household labor, and will be the largest exclusive store of this nature in the State. We take this opportunity to thank all who by their patronage have assisted us to grow to such proportions, and to extend a hearty welcome to one and all in our new home. F.IJREKA SALES CO., Inc. Now—l4s North Delaware Street. W y -we JAViN* STATION" V*T / 'Tfr SAVINS STATION* EU PEK4 EU PE^A

CHIEF KINNEY NOT BLUFFING Many Arrests Follow Reputed License Violation. That Chief of Police Jerry Kinney was not bluffing when he said persons who failed to obtain licenses by Feb.l would be arrested was evident from the "slate” In the turnkey'* office at police headquarters today. Ten persons were arrested for falling to have State motor vehicle licenses, twq. for failure to obtain peddler's licenses, five for having no city truck licenses, one for haring no wagon license and two for not having obtained a bicycle license. Another feature of the arrests was that a number of automobile owners who had obtained licenses were arrested, charged with failing to display them. This, the police say, was in cases where the licenses were placed on the rear of automobiles In such a way that the fenders or the spare tires covered all or part of the license plate. The police continued making arrests of persons failing to display tall lights and thirty-five were arrested on that charge. Two persons were arrested on charge of passing a standing street car One automobile owner was arrested on the charge of parking on the wrong side of the street.

ADMITS CUTTING THROAT OF WIFE Woodbridge (N. J.) Man Confesses, Police Say. NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J. Feb. 2. Wllilam Fitzsimmons confessed today, according to the police, that he killed his 19-year-old wife at tnelr home at Woodbridge last Saturday. Mrs. Fitzsimmons, who was the mother of two children, was found with her throat cut. Fitzsimmons was arrested immediately, but stoutly denied that he knew anything about the murder. Detectives charged that Fitzsimmons and Us wife had quarreled about Miss Dolly Ryan, a waitress. Fitzsimmons admitted he had carried a picture of the girl in hi< watch.

RIFLE SQUADS HUNT BANDITS Hold Four Suspects in $75,000 Chicago Bank Robbery. CHICAGO. Feb. 2.—Poiie rifle squads, reinforced by private detectives and details from bankers' protective associations searched Chicago and its outskirts today for trace of the five bandits who robbed the Kenwood Trust and Savings Bank yesterday of $73.C00. Seven men participated in the hold-up. A reward of 55.000 is offered for their arrest and conviction. Police planned to quia four men held as suspects. McCray to Be Honor Guest oT Junior C. C. Governor Warren T. McCray will be the guest of honor and principal speaker nt the Friday meeting of the Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce, and the program also calls for a ten minute talk by Cushman Hoke of the Holcomb & Hoke Manufacturing Company. Plans for a dance to be given Feb. 18 will be presented by the social committee for discussion and action.

DOG HILL PARAGRAFS Tobe Moseley's wife saw her first moving picture show at Tiokvllle Saturday night. She says she believes she likes magic lantern pictures the best as the characters in them are not so restless. * * • Clab Hancock, who sat next to the wall at Hog Ford church last Sunday, thought sure somebody was whispering at him aniT he nodded his head two or three times, but later found that lt‘ was onlji. the wind blowing through a knot hole. Red Agency Denies Death j)f Kropotkin LONDON, Fen. 2. —The Rosta soviet official agen.'y denies the report of the i death of the famous Russian revolution ary leader, Peter Alexeievitoh Kropotkin, according to an Exchange Telegraph dlsj patch received here. I The report of Kropotkin's death was j received from Moscow Saturday.

You can’t photograph yc—. the children too often f Jfa for their picture* are t held dear through the MAfWW after years. Come today Mk with tho little tot*. , -7 Ninth Floor. Kahn Bldg.

Geo. N. Brown, World’* Champion Walker Will give a public exhibition In a three-mile walk. Starting from City Hall Thursday, 12 o’clock noon, ending at Keith’s Theater. Mayor Chas. W. Jewett will fire the starting gun. SEE PAPERS FOR ROUTE Local pedestrians and athletes invited to walk with the champion.

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DETROIT VAPOR STOVES PENINSULAR STOVES GURNEY REFRIGERATORS CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS For Sale by HOOSIER OUI FITTING CO. 443-5 E. Wash.

CATARRHAL JELLY FOR Colds^^P^ #VAo \ Get a tub# to* —dalllL* day. Makes your head and non feel fine. Vv Easy to apply to act SO treatment tin FREE—Wrltm KONDON MFG. CO. Minneapolis, Minn.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1921.

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It Doesn’t Pay IN addition to decreasing the efficiency of your work and making your daily tasks a deadening drag, poor vision lowers the general vitality of the body, for nerveracking headaches, indigestion, nervousness and sleepless nights can often be attributed to overtaxed optic nerves. OF course, there are times when you need medical attention. We shall be glad to examine your eyes and to advise you frankly regarding your needs, without charge or obligation on yaur part. HOWEVER, should you need glasses, we are confident that you will purchase them here, as nowhere else will you find more conscientious service, more thoroughness in detail, more determination to please, and more reasonable prices than here. OUR PRICES, which are from $4 to $6, Include examination, lenses, frame, cord and case. All glasses guaranteed. If lenses need changing during the first six months, we make no charge for changing. Dr. J. E. Kernel ISS THE Wm.H. BLOCK CO.

A Fortunate Purchase for Men 150 Cases of New U. S, Government Russet Army Shoes SIZES 6 TO 12 We purchased these shoes at a remarkably low figure, of their true value. 1 Ifilf I Ever y man will be fortunate Indeed to y I I buy at least two pairs of these shoes. \®\ I They make a fine civilian shoe, very § \®\. I fi ex 'ble and soft, comfortable and servTo turn these shoes Into cash In / M a few days we are offering them *5.25 PER PAIR Mail Orders Promptly Filled. We Pay Postage. 151 N. ILLINOIS ST. 4 Doors South of Ohio St. GET THE HABIT Wear NOE’S QUALITY Jewelry Everything In Jewelry. THE FLETCHER M. NOE 10S X. Illinois St. JEWELRY STOKE. Opp Terminal Station.

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t Dread of Extraction Found Without Foundation More and more the family physician Is asking his patient, when chronic disorders stubbornly resist treatment and the operating table seems near, "How about your teeth? Are they in To put off extracting a decayed tooth or one that has an abscess at the root, is to leave a poison center In the body that makes disease Incurable. “The People’s Dentists extracted my teeth without pain. I do not hesitate to sav 1 am pleased. They deserve praise.”—John D. McClure, 360 South Emerson avenue, Indianapolis. THE PEOPLE’S DENTISTS Sunday. 9 a. m. to 12 m. 38 YYEST WASHINGTON STREET. Over Gansepohl Trunk Store.

WE PAY 4-l/ 2 % ON SAVINGS REMEMBER All money deposited here on or before the 10th of February will draw interest from the Ist. MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street.

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DANIELS: Men’s $2.39 Heavy Union Suits Fine ribbed and fleece lined garments, fully reinforced shoulders and crotch, specially finished seams. Special at — $j 39 All sizes, 34 to 46. 1 ©angelsl r-L,. aaSagfr. Cor. Wash, and Del. Sts.

Nitrous Oxide Gas FOB ABSOLUTE Painless Extracting JUST A QUIET, GENTLE SLEEP YOU FEEL NOTHING. Whether you have one or thirty teeth extracted, it’s ail the same. You simply breathe this wonderful air for just about a minute and you are sound asleep. When you wake up, your teeth are gone. ISN’T THAT WONDERFUL? Come in and see some of the beautiful work we are doing In Artificial Teeth, Crown and Bridge Work. But whether it be a small filling or a full set of teeth, in either case we put forth our best efforts. And you will not be disappointed in our prices, either. (United Union Dental Corp.) Eiteljorg & Moore DENTISTS 22 TEARS HERE CORNER EAST MARKET AND CIRCLE. Ground Floor. No statrg to Climb.

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OUR HOT CAKES AND COFFEE Go Fine In the Morning Occidental Cafeteria Occidental Bldg., 111. and Wash. ■ * mu i mu i ■■ mi———— FURNITURE We Treat You Right CASH OR PAYMENTS Little Furniture Store 211 E. Washington 8L CLOTHING —osCREDIT Hoyle y~l arick and t\. Clothing C. *63-306-307 W. Washington SL * Doors West Senate Are