Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1921 — Page 4

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GERMANS BEGIN TO PLAY ON ‘IF’ Indicate Upper Silesia May Be Used in Dodging New Obligations. BERLIN. May 13.—Orman officials declared today that there must be a “satisfactory settlement" of the GermnnPolish territorial, dispute in Upper Silesia, if the German nation is to meet in full her indemnity obligations. “Germany expects fair treatment from the entente upon the Upper Silesian question,” said Chancellor Wirth, in addressing the Upper chamber of tne Reichstag. “Only if this mattet is handled in a fair way can Germany fulfil the reparation demands and Europe be saved. Germany’s unconditional acceptance of tie allied ultimatum has already relieved Europe.” , According to reports received hete. General Leronde, the FrenA commander in Upper Silesia, has officially denied the news sent out from Warsaw by wireless that an armistice has been negotiated between the allied troops and the Polish insurgents and a demarcation line established. The Breslau correspondent of the Achtuhr Abenblatt telegraphs that the Germans in Upper Silesia have declared a general strike in protest against the Polish uprising. It is reported from the same source that Italy is claiming 15,000.000 lire damages from Poland for the killing and wounding of Italian soldiers by the Poles.

New Keystone Club Holds Open House ‘Just Like Old Days’ In a blaze of glory and music the New Keystone Club held its first open house In the clnbrooms on the second floor of 3.16 Indiana avenue last night. A banjo, trap drums and a piano/" accompanied singers who warbled the “blue" and other Jazxy songs. Both men and women were present and it was a gay night. “The opening of the Keystone Club was Just like the cabarets of the old days,” declared a police officer. “The club has four rooms furnished with tables, chairs and a piano.” Rufe Page, Fawn Wilson and John Overton, three negro backers of the late News-Jewett “good government” administration. are -Bald to be members of the New Keystone Club. The police so far have not learned what the object of the club Is, but presume it is an organization for the social and civic betterment of the people of that part of the city. No athletic equipment has been installed in the club gymnasium, the police say. Democratic Club to Ratify Nominations of the Indiana Democratic Club a ratification meeting in the clubrooms on Vermont street tomorrow night to celebrate the recent primary election. The city candidates will be on the program and other leading Democrats also will speak. “The splendid ticket nominated by the Democrats of Indianapolis at the recent primaries insures a Democratic victory the fall.” says the letter of invitation being sent out by Frank P. Baker, president of tile club. BCILD ArTO SHOW BUILDING. COLUMBUS, Ind.. May 13.—Work will begin soon on anew automobile building at the county fair grounds here. The building is to be erected by the automobile dealers of the city and will be the largest building at the fair grounds. An automobile show will be held in the new pavilion during the fair this summer.

Women’s Specials POLLY PRIM APRONS, made up of neat materials, riek-rack trimming. Valued at 75c. Special for the sale 4*/C COVER-ALL APRONS, trimmed and untrimmed, in light and dark colors. Valued at SI.OO. Special for the *ale /iJc MUSLIN NIGHTGOWNS, lace and embroidery trimmed. Value SI.OO. Special for p the sale. „ D5>C FIBRE SILK HOSE, comes in all colors and sizes, valued at 75c. Special for the sale, 39c to Oi/C RIBBED UNION SUITS, valued at qq 75c, special ' jUC

Bargains for Women

PERCALE AND GINGHAM HOUSE DRESSES, plaids, striped and plain materials, trimmed; valued at $2.50. Now sell- /p ing for <pI.UD HOUSE DRESSES, made up of chambray, jn pla\n colors and striped material3. Selling qj" LADIES’ SMOCKS in a variety of colors, with collar and cuff and yarn embroidery trimming. Exceptional values, (b -j i a $2.00. Special CORSETS—Special values in W. 8., Justrite, Roberta and Lestelle numbers which formerly sold up to $7.00, now selling from Ai 95$ to J> I AV WHITE SKIRTS of washable fir.: SI.OO

Bargains for Children

GIRLS' BLOOMERS of black satin, nainsook, and white and pink OA crepes. Now 29$ and OuC CHILDREN’S UNION SUITS of knee length, short sleeves, balbriggan, sizes 6to 12. A bargain selling 29c CHILDREN’S PANTIES, faus- Os lin, 2 for ZDC CHILDREN’S VESTS |A and pants IUC

THESE MUST BE TOUGH DAYS FOR LIGHT-FINGERING One of the Gentry So Hard Put He Had to Steal a Plow. Thieves took everything from'- a diamond ring or a sealskin coat to a plow and motor meter, last night. Mrs. Ruby Keefaur, Flat 4, 01 North Pennsylvania street, kept her front door •key in the mail box. Some person used the ksy to enter her apartment last night and carried away a sealskin coat valued at s6o(>, and stock Issued by a local five and ten cent store worth $375. Mrs. Reggie Adams, No. 802 Bpink Arms apartments, reported to the pc lice that a sneak thief stole her sliver meshbag. The bag was valued at S4O. Mrs. Madge Henry. No. 34 The Meridian Apartments, told the police a 'burglar entered her home while she was away and stole a diamond ring, a pearl ring and an onxyx ring which also has a diamond set.

iCerpicide RADIANT HAIR, SPARKLING WITH LIFE AND BEAUTY IS WITHIN THE REACH OF EVERY WOMAN Profit by this woman’s experience - - use Newbro ’a Herpicide regularly and have an abundance of beautiful hair. Your dandruff will soon disappear, your hair stop falling and your scalp will glow with health. Even the first few applications will convince the most skeptical. Your druggist sells Newbro’a Herpicide and will refund your money if you are not satisfied. Ten cents in stamps or coin sent to '."he Herpicide Company, Dept. 20, Detroit, Mich., will bring you a generous sample and a booklet on “The Care of the Hair.”

LADIES’ UNION SUITS, with shoulder straps, knee length, loose and tight fitting garments, coming In all sizes and valued at iQ 75c. These are /x*/C WOMEN’S BLOOMERS In crepe, satin, ribbed cotton in all sizes. For 39$ to I /C •v/ MIDDIE BLOUSES In an assortment of colors and all siaes. o/\ Worth $1.25 for ftiJC PETTICOATS of satin and silk, in black, green, brown and (ho purple; 89$ to „. WASH WAfSfYs made up in voil and organdie, neatly trimmed. Priced m at 49c

CHILDREN’S SUPPORTERS In all colors, valued at 15c to 25c. rSpecial for this sale .jC 500 SAMPLE HATS for children, formerly sold up to $2.00. Now 49$ up to CHILDREN’S HEAVY RIBBED BLACK HOSE, }£ 2 pairs for £jC INFANTS’ ia HOSE IUC

• Joe Starts, 273 Warman avenue, told the police his picw was stqjen from 24U3 Jackson street. J. F. Shelle 48 North Miley avenue, parked his automobile at Emerson and Massachusetts avenue. He said a thief took the dash clock, the motor meter and the gasoline tank from hla car.

Our location, out of the high rent district, permits the lowest of prices.

Small Weekly Payments on Our Liberal Credit Plan are .^* ie l° we st in the city by actual comPick out your new Spring outfit tomorrow, ÜBe the coupon printed below and save a dolAny Garment 3n Our Store Sold on Easy |j|||PPP Ladißs^l2 50 |oys’ 50 THIS COUPON GOOdTfOR earn qq j ( Present this coupon at time of purchase and It will be accepted as partial first pay- > r H \ S meat to amount of one dollar on any one account, providing the purchase amounts ■ S S to $lO or more. Good only , until May 22d. > PEOPLE’S FRIEND CLOTHING CO-i 434 W. WASHINGTON ST. mm

Open Until 9:30 P. M. on Sat- * urdays.

THE GLOBE STORE 330 West Washington Street

$25,000 Re-Opening Sale

Girl Suicides; Former Hubby Would Follow • Special to-The Times. _ SOUTH BEND. Ind.. May 13.—The death of Mrs. John Hunt, 23-year-old girl employed with a carnival now show-

PEOPLES

i I ai^Tlg3fciali&WEß3n^ PEOPLES 'k ai ijjliifcHoi 434>436 W Washington -st. , . V- v . • • , ■'■•*,l

One and One-Half Squares West of Statehouse.

This store has changed from a ladies’ ready-to-wear to a general dry goods and shoe store. We have assembled a large stock, bought from manufacturers and jobbers who needed the ready cash; therefore we are able to offer you remarkable values in shoes, dry goods and clothing.

We Have Shoes lor the Entire Family

BROWN AND KID PUMPS of one and two-strap. / \\ We have these in all t C MX sizes <P J. 1D \ BLACK AND GRAY SUEDE STRAP PUMPS of fig -*A \ one .and three straps; sizes 2Vi to 7. (J A QP Values of $6 and $7 p4./D BLACK AND BROWN KID BROGUE PUMPS Y&sgKgr \ AND OXFORDS, In all sizes. You will find these remarkable values, $3.45 IpllljSk WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS in an odd lot that we are selling at a greht ' qjreduction. U<J C A HOUSE SLIPPERS in maroon, blue A* and piirple felt, all sizes

ENGLISH LAST SHOES in BLUCHERS in black and HIGH DRESS SHOES, black and browns; sizes from brown, sizes from 6 to 11. very special, nf ° [ ’ 8 $4.95 “ —:::-* Z - 75 \ YW . * BLACK AND BROWN ENGI \*%\ WORK SHOES SPECIAL. ODD LOT OXFORDS, while LISH LAST,*formerly zoid for 1 \\. $2.75 ‘S... $2.95 L‘w : . $3.45 MEN’S OXFORDS, brown, sizes 6 to 11. \ HOUBE BLIPPERS, 600 pair bought at * HtlJ astounding prices, which formerly sold Special for the sale... $1.49

OPEN SATURDAYS TILL IOP.E

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 13,1921.

ing here, who committed suicide Wednesday night by swallowing hydrocyanic acid, was closely followed by an attempt at death made by her former husband, Harry K. Devore, also with the show. Devor* is expected to recover from the effects of bichloride of mercury, which he took in the presence of his present wife in their room at a local hoteL

We have been extending liberal credit for 19 years to thousands of satisfied customers.

Open Until 9:30 P. M. on Saturdays.

This store, for the past twenty years, has sold women’s ready-to-wear exclusively. Now we are going to make a clean sweep of our merchandise! We have the original price cutting store of the west side! This is an opportunity that you can not afFord to missj We can save you money! Come and see for yourself!

500 PAIR OF INFANTS’ and CHILDREN'S SHOES, Bizes 2 to 8; extra good quality SrDC BABY DOLL PUMPS, sizes 2 to 6 $1.15 Sizes SV& to 8 $1.49 \ Sizes 8% to 11 $1.89

"VIEW shapes’-new straws—new weaves —all measuring up to our highest standards of quality. In block, braid and band they are the Hats for men seeking something that’s truly individual. $ 3 to 7 Also Panamas, Bangkoks, Leghorns , Balibuntals, Milans and other novelties. Pros so STATE LIFE BUILDING Washington —Between Pennsylvania and Meridian

MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS, made of a good quality madras, values up to $2.50. Special A, for $1.19 PERCALE DRESS SHIRTS, valued at $1.50. Special 89c SILK SHIRTS In plain and striped patterns; valued at $4. Now selling for BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS, fast colors, full cut, all sizes, valued at SI.OO. Spe- g Q cial for Saturday D/C ATHLETIC UNION SUITS, nainBook, SI.OO value now sell- AQ MEN’S BALBRIGGAN UNION SUITS, SI.OO value, now selling, for O*7C RIBBED UNION SUITS, valued at $1.50, now selling 89c

500 PAIRS OF BOY’S KNICKERBOCKER PANTS, plain and striped cashmeres; sizes 6 to 16. Values from SI.OO to $1.60. Now QC selling 49$ to ,2/DC WASH SUITS, in many patterns and colors, all sizes. Now AO ir $1.79 to SUITS, blue serge and wool mixtures, 'formerly sold up to $lO. Sizes 6 to if ee QC Now JO

Men’s Specials HANDKERCHIEFS—VaIued J at 10c. Special • SUSPENDERS—VaIued at 50c. f Special 1%/C SUPPORTERS—VaIued at 50c. of Special (... • £%)Q SILK NECKTIES—VaIued at 75c. OA Special £/C SOX—In black and brown. Three for • CtdC, LEATHER BELTS— \ alued at 75<£ OO Special .. 0%/C BANDANAS—In red and blue. if Special ;,JC

Bargains for Men

Bargains for Boys

MEN’S TWO-PIECE BALBRIGGAN UNION SUITS, of an excellent quality. Very special mp* at 39$ and 4*)C MEN’S OVERALLS of 220 denim, white back, valued at $1.75. Selling at a special price for api this sale *JJ}C KHAKI PANTS of a heavy quality; all sizes, $1.75 val- A| ue; special at Jpl.Z*/ COTTON WORK PANTS, A>| valued at $1.76 OVERALLS, plain blue and Stiefel, all sizes; value $1.25. now / y c UNIONALLS of khaki A* and blue denim SERGE AND WORSTED PANTS, all sizes, valued at $4 Art the pair. Now PAINTER’S WHITE OVERALLS AND JACKETS, all sizes. 7/* Garment iZrC

BOYS’ DRESS SHIRTS, in Qrt all sizes, now 49$ and ....... o*/C BOYS’ SPECIAL ATHLETIC UNION SUITS, former value 00 59$ to OOC BOYB’ BALBRIGGAN UNION SUITS, valued at 76c, now sell- ja Ing for 49C " % SAILOR BUITS, small sizes, 5 to 8. Valued at $6.00. Now An qjselling for