Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1921 — Page 5

16 SLATED FOR FEDERAL PRISON Next Seeing-Atlanta Personally Conducted Trip Scheduled for Monday. The next Federal toeing-Atlanta personally conducted trip will be made Monday by sixteen Federal prisoners, who will be In charge of C. E. Whicker, deputy United States marshal, and aeTeral local police officers. All sixteen were sentenced by Judge Ferdinand A. Geiger more than two weeks ago, but the trip to the Atlanta prison was delayed as a number of those on the list were held at the request of Prosecutor William P. Evans In order that they might be used as witnesses in the trial of Carl Bernauer, charged with the murder of William Eaids, which is now in progress at Shelbyville.

The best-known of the prisoners to make the trip to the Federal Prison at Atlanta are Thomas Shouse, chief of police at Linton and Henry Gilbreath, prominent tobacco dealer of the same city, who were given sentences of one year and one day each after having been found guilty by a Jury of collecting money from blind tiger operators of Linton for protection. Three prisoners who enteied pleas of guilty to transporting stolen automobiles In Interstate traffic, all residents of Indianapolis, will also be taken to Atlanta. They are Norman Price, four years: Edwin O'Malley, cne year and six month; Leland Parker, one year and six months. Bernauer and several other young men who are now serving Jail sentences were part of this gang. Six residents of Monon, sentenced for stealing from interstate freight shipments. will serve sentences as follows: Clem Allison, two years; Charles B. Allison, two years and six months; Luther Lutes, two years and six months; Clay Goebel, two years an# six months; Victor A. Winkley, one year and six months; John Fulmer, one year and six months; Other prisoners are as follows: Grover W. Berry, Chicago, stealing from Interstate freight shipments, one year and six months; Jefferson Hook and Andrew Jackson, negroes. East Chicago, violation of postal laws, one year and one day each. Lester H. Caron, Kushvllle, destroying mail pouch and contents, one year and one day; William McMurray. Tennessee, attempting to burglarize postoffice at New Haven, Allen County, one year and sir months. WITH REFERENCE TO PIGS. WESTERFIELD, Mass., May 20—The board of health regulations in regard to keeping pigs are to return to the prewar status. No pigs can be kept in the city limits except on streets where they were formerly allowed to be kept, in localities on the outskirts of the city, ■pecified previous to the war ruling. Keepers of pigs must dispose of them by May 1 and will not be allowed to keep any more nStil Oct. 13 except in the outlying districts.

iilH Why It Pays to Buy Used Cars of Us Ours is a company backed by the big Nash factories with their millions in resources and a reputation for fair dealing which must be protected. The used car division of our business is conducted for the convenience of buyers of new Nash cars only. We do not buy cars for cash, or speculate in used cars for profit. Consequently we acquire only good used cars, many of them being Nash cars, and these at conservative figures which we know to be sound; we fix our re-sale prices accordingly. You will find every used car in our salesroom a big bargain. Our winter’s stock is moving rapidly. Buy now while we still can offer you a variety of selections. Every One of These Is a Sound Value Renewed Nash Roadster $1,350 Renewed Nash 5-passenger $1,300 Renewed Nash 7-passenger $1,400 Stutz, 1920, like new $2,750 Paige, 5-passenger Touring SBSO Maxwell Touring $575 Dodge Delivery S9OO Buick, 1920, Touring, Rex top $1,300 Overland 90 Sedan, like new SBSO Losey Nash Retail Cos. 400 North Capitol Avenue. Phones: MAin 3348, 3349, Auto. 21-946

<9> excursions Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Cos. Sunday, May 22nd, 29th Round Trip Round Trip LaFayette $2.43 Ter/.e Haute $2.70 Frankfort 1.89 Brazil 2.16 Crawfordsville ... 1.89 Greencastle 1.62 Richmond 2.43 Cambridge City .. 2.16 Above fares include Government War Tax. Good going on all trains (except the “Highlander”) each Sunday up to and including trains leaving Indianapolis at 12:10 p. m. Good returning on all trains (except the “Highlander”) on date of sale. For further information call Joint Ticket Office, Terminal Station—Phone, Main 4500.

Find Fifty Per Cent of French Boys Unfit PARIS, May 20.- Nearly AO per cent of French youth* called up for service In the class of 1921—that Is, those born In 1900—have been found to be physically unfit and have been rejected entirely or left over until next year. Since 1815 this proportion has been constant}. No cause Is officially assigned for this state of things, but it Is pointed out that a large part of the present recruits are the sons of parents bom Immediately after the war of 1870-71. HAS MAN FOR WORKS BOARD Jewett to Announce Name Next Week. Mayor Charles W. Jewett stated today Chat he has practically decided upon the man whom he Intends to appoint as Democratic member of the board of public works to fIU the vacancy that will be created when Thomas A. Riley resigns May 24 to become a member of the State industrial board. He said the appointment will not be made public until next week. Names of five citizen members of the city planning commission whom the mayor Is to appoint also will be given out next week, he said. Thomas S. Meeker, Democratic city chairman, was at the mayor's office for some time Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Jewett stated that Meeker came merely to make inquiry as to whether or not the Democratic board of works member had been selected. He said that he told Meeker that his mind practically was made up and that the Democratic chairman had nothing further to say upon the subject. It is understood that Meeker went to iii mayor to recommend James Ryan for ths Job.

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HOOSIERS ARE SPENDING MORE Banks Solid, Reports Banking Department. Indiana has not had a State bank failure since last July, according to C. W. Camp, clerk of the banking department. Only one national bank has failed In Indiana In the last six months. In the United States as a whole more than 200 banks failed. North Dakota led the Lst. Thu last State bank failure in Indiana was at Milton, in which the cashier was said to have taken some of the money and then committed suicide. This bank was closed temporarily and when the accounts w-ere checked there was no loss to depositors. Savings deposits In State, private trust companies and savings banks ip Indiana increased during the period of from June 3, 1920, to Dec. 30 of the same year, according to the saving deposit figures compiled by Camp. On June 30 there was $101,397,913.45 as compared with $123,508,239.87 on Dec. 29. “People have not been saving as much money so far this year as they did during the same period for last year,” said Mr. Camp. “I believe that this can be attributed to the fact that a large number of people are out of work. Last year when work was plentiful they saved; now that they are out of work they are withdrawing their savings as a means of support.” Pale Children Need Iron. Lack of Iron In the Blood saps the strength of mind and body. Give the kiddies GROVE'S IRON TONIC SYRUP and watch Its Strengthening Effect Very pleasant to take. 75c.—Advertisement

The Biggest Value in Mens Waterproof Topcoats

Young Men’s Graduation Suits, $18.50 With graduation day almost at hand Pettis offers suits made of all wool fabrics at a very substantial reduction. These are fashioned In the popular styles In both single and doublebreasted styles. A suit with all the dignity and style that the occasion demands and one that will give the maximum amount of service. In sizes from 15 years to 38-inch breast measure.

Savings in Men’s Furnishings Men will appreciate the fact that we still have those Sexton athletic union suits in , f'4 (r* Btockswhich sold so fast last week. We can /vi"* *) Z. r /y\ satisfy the most critical in materials and the (l\\7 ) n price is the same. J IW: Jj Union Suits, 95c \T \ 77 J\/~ —These garments are cut In large full sizes, made —" II \ If / f U of fine nainsook and madras stripes. They are Lt ' ] J n 4] sleeveless and knee length with patented closed U I rv'U • JJrl 11 crotc h- U 1 \ [£“/ ! ' Men’s Pajamas, Each, $1.95 ' tv j I These pajamas are made of satin striped pon- /// I— —r'-r gees, mercerized finished cottons with silk frogs. U : /In n A All sizes and shades and made by the same maker | * | that makea those famous athletic union suits. 1 1 j gJW Nightshirts, $1.45 | f fij&L K!f These nightshirts are made of the fruit of the I l\ Igi 0 * fg 3 loom. By the Sexton Manufacturing Cos. Mate- I v JB&J& rials are muslin and highly finished cambric. They 7~*T\ are finished extra large and full, making a most comfortable garment

Men’s Shirts, $2.00 These shirts have the collars attached and are a most desirable shirt that will launder nicely. Polkadot Neckwear, 50c and 75c These can be had In bats and four-in-hand. These were made to sell at a much higher price. Colors are blue and black. Avery desirable tie in both quality and designs.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1921.

250,000 Laws Keep Frenchmen in Line PARIS, May 20.—France's present regime, known as the third republic, holds all legislative records insofar as this country is concerned. Since its institution In 1871 no less than 100,000 new lews and decrees have been introduced and successfully adopted by Parliament.. The second empire, which preceded the third republic, saw the Introduction of 45,000 new laws and the second republic 12,400. No less than 250,000 new law have been passed since the first emplr;, that Is to say since Napoleon I. PREDICTS LOWER COAL OUTPUT Indiana Production Last Year Ranked Fifth. Coal production In Indiana last year totaled 30,420,000 tons, according to Ellis Searles, editor of the United Mine Workers’ Journal. • This was an Increase of more than 10,000,000 tons over 1919 and was greater than the average production of the last four years. Production this year will not rango nearly so great, Mr. Searles predicted, because many of the mines are closed now from la’k of orders and due to the industrial depression which reduced consumption by railroads, the greatest single factor In the consumption of coal Indiana ranked fifth among all States In coal production last year. Pennsylvania led with 163,000,000 tons of bituminous. The detailed report by counties for 1920 Is not yet available, but In 1919, Vigo County led aU others in the State. Then 5,652431 tons were mined in Vigo County,

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that we have been able to offer are included in this sale made up of manufacturer’s surplus. These topcoats are the latest in both styles and materials and absolutely waterproof. They are made by a maker known for years as a specialist in rainproof topcoats. $6.95, $10.95 and $i4.95 They include the smartest topcoats to be bad today. Belted styles, regulars, inverted pleated backs, loose back effects and plain models are included. Suck materials as suede, tweeds, Scotches, cassimeres, novelties and mixtures are. found in the lot. These coats were designed for sports wear, business wear, motoring and street wear in rich, snappy appearance.

Last Day of Men’s Suits at $27.50 Saturday is the last day of our special sale of men’s and young men’s suits at this reduced price. There are still the most desirable, weaves, colors and color combinations to please the most critical buyers. —l'cttls men'* clothing, third floor.

Interwoven Socks 75c and SI.OO Every man knows this well known brand of socks, their quality and the miles of wear to be had from them. We have them in both lisle and silks. Colors black, white and colors. Lisles at 40# and silks at 75<i and SI.OO. -Pettis men’s furnishings, street floor, east aisle.

with. Sullivan County running second,' Greene third and Knox fourth. Throughout the United States, 556,563 tons of soft coal were mined in 1920, which Is greater than the average of the three preceding years. This year, however, the production will fall below this figure, because every coal field Is affected by the economic situation like that of Indiana, Searles said. One hundred thousand miners In various parts of the country have not had employment this year, Searles said, and their families are destitute. Nearly ail the others are suffering privations, he added, because they have been employd only part of the time. THIN PEOPLE NEED BITROPHOSPHATE All that most weak, nervous, thin, mentally-depressed people need is ten grains of pure organic phosphate with each meal for a few weeks. That's what nerve specialists In London, Paris and New York are prescribing with wonderful results. It Is natural food for nerve and brain cells and Is known to such reliable pharmacists as Haags drug stores as BitroPhosphate. Because of its powe.r to help create healthy flesh and strengthen weak nerves, much of It Is being sold to people who are laeklug In vitality. CAUTION: Although Bitro-Phosphate In an excellent aid In relieving weak, nervous conditions. Its use Is not advised unless Increased weight la desired.—Advertisement.

f SPECIAL SALE of DRESSES $ 1 7-50 TRICOLETTE H M TAFFETAS B GEORGETTE w VELOUR s■# <VSO WOMEN’S SUITS WRAPS $19.50 to $42,50 MEN’S SPRING it g% CO street oak SUITS */l|= UNIFORMS “S''™’ “v $32.50 . Cheerful If" Open K 5 A Free n 303 West Washington Street 9 o’clock Third Door West of Senate Ave.—South Side of Street

Here’s Your Chance! ■ Saturday We Offer 9x12 Seamless TAPESTRY SI A .98 R-U-G-S at ln=r

—"Why so cheap?—well the f" '"* _ truth us they are a special purchase—"the manufacturer needed the money—and we needed the rugs”—or we knew "you needed the rugs—especially when we could offer them at this ridiculously low price—they are “Nicols” Tapestry Rugs—seamless, woven all in one piece, in beautiful oriental patterns with blue, green, tan and red color blendings—you can’t buv anything for the home that will yield greater satisfaction—Saturday only at $14.98. Sold Cash or Easy Payments.

The “Antiseptic” Refrigerators ®$ 12 -98 Up to $65-09 Including s i deice rs, top-icers and front-icers, galv an ized or white enamel lined. We have Isold this Refrigerator for years and can guarantee it to give the utmost service and satisfaction. Sold Cash or Easy Payments.

Fibre Furniture, Specially Reduced The homemaker may at last realize her dream of furnishing her porch or sunroom “just as she would like it.” Our sweeping reductions on Fibre Furniture have solved the problem—sold by the suite, or separate piece. rg.-p^f Twm^ rrV.v.-i— Featuring Saturday K i 1 Fibre SWINGS is i n three sizes. All well built and It 1 l' ! 1 offered complete with chains and jrMI |F hooks ready to hang. Ww 5 " Four-foot Swing at $18.75 ' "Hil v Five-foot Swing at s2l-75 ♦. •> | v yv . Six-foot swing at :...$24.38 vlpi Sold Cash or Easy Payments.

Two “Live Wire” Specials for Saturday Shoppers

The New May Emerson Records Now On Sale, 85c STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK

NATIONAL FURNITURE CO. Out of the High Rent District 335 to 343 W. Wash. St. j

To Cook With Oil I Is to Save | Why pay HIGH PHICES for Gas when you can save by cooking with OiL They save time, cook fast and are less expensive. I> not stand over a hot fire and cook this summer when you can get an Oil Cooker (as illustrated) with three burner for $14.50. Others priced from $10.50 up to $42.50. Sold Cash or Easy Payments.

Food Press and Potato Masher,2lc

Aluminum Preserving Kettle, 98c (Including cover) —a 6-quart preserving kettle, of high grade aluminum, as illustrated. Saturday only 9S<!

—a handy, convenient article for the kitchen, has removable perfected cup, easily cleaned, a food press or potato masher, Saturday only at 21^

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