Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1921 — Page 8

‘LONG DISTANCE’ SPEECH SLATED Will Make Address ‘Here* From Havanna Via Telephone. The fact that their speaker lives in Havana. Cuba, and can net get away to attend their annnal smoker in Indianapolis does not trouble the electrical men of this city when they start out to plan a program. The Electric Club, which is to hold its annual smoker at the Chamber of Commerce next Tuesday night, will hear an address by C. W. Ricker, vice president and general manager of the Havana Electric Railway, Light and Power Company, although Mr. Riker cannot be present. R. W. Tossle, electrical engineer of the city of Havana, will also speak, “sight unseen.” Neal Wynne, Milton Foxworthy and Wallace O. Lee, the committee arranging for the smoker, planned for Mr. Ricker to talk. He could not come to the city, •o they hunted up Frank Wampler of

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Trousers and Raincoats We’re just as particular about the quality of the trousers and raincoats we sell as we are our suits. They are sold with the idea of making friends and customers for our store. Every Pair of-Trousers and Every Raincoat in Our Stock Has Been Greatly Reduced

For One Day, Saturday Only, Prices Go By the Board in a STUPENDOUS SALE

of Refrigerators, Sun Parlor Furniture, Rugs, Aluminumware, Gas and Oil Ranges,

Not since 1014 have ire boon able to offer you inch sensational Talues. When we say that the prices are the lowest In the city, do not accept our statement for It. Go out and shop around at the other stores. Compare as you go along. Then

Big Reductions on Aluminumware $2.25 Viko Make Percolator 2-quart size percolator. Your opportunity for Saturday only $1.19 $2.00 Viko Make Double Roaster You need one. Buy it tomorroy at the unprecedented price of—--51.29

$7.50 Jewel Electric $ OQ Iron, for Saturday only— Equi pp ed iM l with aC.H. r fW ) switch and j! g u a ranteed for one year. gjffrgpty

T Consist of 2-quart pitcher and 6 glasses. A regular $1.50 value. For Sat- jf-T* Water Sets i.,;:::::::::::::*, 69c LITTLE FURNITURE STORE ivrwsfflsssfs. OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.

the Indiana Bell Telephone Company, and told him their troubles. •'Don’t let a little thing like Mr. Ricker’s absence worry you," said Wampler. “He can make his speech from Havana.” With the co-operation of American Telephone and Telegraph officials, Mr. Wampler is arranging to have a special connection set np with Havana through the A. T. and T. cable. The wire will be set aside for the evening, with sound amplifiers and other new developments of telephony, at both ends. Mr. Ricker will make his address over the telephone, and Mr. Wampler promises that every member of the Electric Club attending the smoker will hear tbs speech. Mr Tossie will speak, and the'city officials at Havana will exchange greetings with Indianapolis city and Chamber of Commerce officials. The officers of the Electric Club, which include representatives of the electrical supplies dealers and manufacturers and the utilities engaged in any phase of the electrical business, are Charles Smith, president; Thomas Hatfield and Ralph Mercer, vice presidents; George Skillman, secretary-treasurer, snd Neal Wynne, assistant secretary-treasurer.

Better Clothes for LESS MONEY at Roberts’ g ett . er QAI F business JCm" j " j Come up to the big clothing store—see the wonderful assortments we display—examine the quality of materials and workmanship—try them on and note the fit as well as styie— and satisfy yourself of the opportunity for saving on Roberts’ Genuine Rochester Made Clothes These wonderful /j* t** i' values absolutely defy competition. Compare m &£ pjj° them and be satis- “• i J

only win you realise, better than any argument of ours, the tremendous savings you can effect here tomorrow. We extend an especial Invitation to all May and June brides. Bring your fiance along and let him see Just how far a dol-

TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON Sun Parlor Furniture

Rockers AND Settees Our regular $22 values In fiber and rc-jd. For Saturday only—sQ.9o

$7.50 Porch Swing Complete $A.25 Awe U-made. substantial porch swing SA. 25 with chains and hooks complete for hang- * lng. For Saturday 0n1y... JIL

Splendid Rug Values OEI.TON ART GRASS RUGS—Known as the best American-made grass rug on the i. arket today. A regular A rt w A s2l value. For Saturday Q PRO LINOLEUM RUGS —6x9, waterproof, with extremely attractive borders and patter s. Regular *10.50 val- m rm o* ues. For Saturday 1 3 100 RAG RUGS—Priced for - Saturday only as low as c/OC Like reductions on all Axmlnster, Velvet and Brussels Rugs. The savings are large and the stock complete.

STATE PLANS TO AID DISABLED Will Canvass for Eligibles to Training. The work of finding persons eligible for State vocational training will start within the next two months, according to Leonard B. Job, who recently assumed hia position as State supervisor of vocational rehabilitation. It is the duty of the department, according- to the law passed by the last Legislature, to find those who have been permanently Injured and provide means for their usefulness In Industry and social lift. Persona who have been Injured In industry will have their choice of occupations In the vocational schools. If a man is injured in a plow works, and desires to continue in that line the State department will first attempt to convince his former employer that he has

Values up to $35.00 $29.50 $0950 Values up to $45.00 Values up to $60.00 Vl WWASttINGTON u/ CLAYPOOL HOTEL BLDG, [yj Open Saturdays Till 10:00 P. M.

a place for him in his factory or plant. Should the employer refuse to take him back It will be the duty of the department to locate anew place In which he may work. “In some sections of the State it will be very hard for us to explain what vocational training Is,” Job said. “In some localities a good salesman will be required. “There are quite a few people in the State who believe that vocational training means to put a book under yjur nose and make you study. This is 'lot true. It is to train men in industry.” Last year 42,904 persons were injured in industry in Indiana. Os this number 291 were permanently injured. Os the 42994 injured, 60 per cent of these were injured In fifteen industries in the State.

lar will go during this sale. You can also take for granted that like savings will be In effect on dining room, bedroom and living room furniture of all kinds, also open stock furniture, as buffets, tables and chairs.

Laundry Soap 8 Bars ot a wellknown brand of hard water soap. Sells around 7c the bar. If not satisfactory money returned. For Saturday only, the 8 bars—--25c

$1.75 Hummer Ice Cream Freezer the size. Saturday 'y ■f'f.'wt'p) rjc f 85c ifft

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1921.

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Compare Our Prices on Refrigerators and Ice Boxes We carry both front and top leers. Every one guaranteed. You can buy a good refrigerator tomorrow for as low as—s9.so $65 Perfection Coal Oil Stove Four burner w-lth built-in oven. Slightly used, but in perfect condition otherwise. For Saturday only—--537.50 Proportionate savings on 2,3 and 4-burner oil and gas stoves, lowoven gas ranges, ovens, hotplates, small coal oil stoves, etc.

The automobile industry ranked first with 4,295; coal mining second, 4,222; railroads third, 3,454, and the iron atd steel trade fourth with 2,741, or about 35 per cent of the total Injured.

Tomorrow is “Opening Day” • • • Souvenirs

Bankers trust Company Occupies New Home Tomorrow

Officers HOWARD c. BINKLEY President THOB. S. McMURRAY JR. Vice-President lIENRY C. THORNTON Vice-President ALBERT E. UHL Vice-President ELMER W. ROGERS Secretary-Treasurer ECGEXE W. SHORT Agg’t Treasurer LI’OIEN L. GREEN Ass t Secretary ADKLE n. KOEHNE Trust Officer WILLIAM 6EYI.ER Mgr. Ins. Department WILLIAM F. WAGENER Manager Rental and Reel Estate Dept. Directors HOWARD C. BINKLEY President JOS. G. BRANNI'M President Brannum-Keene Lumber Cos. JOHN C. CHENEY ShelbyvUle, Ind. Attorney LEWIS A. COLEMAN Holt/nmn £ Coleman. Attorneys CLARENCE A. COOK Special Agent lldellty-Phenlx Fire Insurance Cos. SAMUEL O. DU’NGAN President Polk Sanitary Milk Cos. EDWIN EMBICII Insurance C. A. HILGENBEKG Realtor VICTOR C. KENDALL B*cy. L. S. Ayres £ Cos. THOS. S. McMUBRAY JR.. Commissioner of Insurance, State Capitol CHAS. W. MOl'Cli Newcastle, Ind. President Farmers National Bank JOSEPH E. REAGAN Secretary-Treesurer Knldwln-MUler Cos. W. EDW. SHOWERS Bloomington. Ind. President Shovrcsg Bros. Mfg. Cos. ROBERT J. SPENCER Marion, Ind. President Grant Trust and Savings Cos. HENRY C. THORNTON President Thornton-Lerey Cos. FRANK E. WICKENHISER Huntington. Ind. Vice-President First National Bunk FRANK B. WILKINSON Logansport, Ind. Vleo-Preo. Logansport Loan £ Trust Cos.

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TWO PAIRS OF TWIN’S ARRIVE. LOS ANGELES, May 20.—The birth of two sets of twins in the same house klthln twenty-four hours, in which one pair was left with one family and the;

other pair with other parents, was tb4 unusual achievement of the stork In a recent visit he made at Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Warren are the nroud parents of one pair of the quar-

in the BANKERS TRUST BUILDING Southwest Corner Pennsylvania and Ohio Sts You Are Invited to Attend the “Opening” IAA Self-Filling 17017 IT IUU FOUNTAIN PENS F IxIZJli The first 100 persons who open Savings Accounts on “Opening Day" with $5.00 or more, to be left on deposit one year, will each receive a 14 Kt. Self-Filling Fountain Pen absolutely free. DeLuxe Leather Pocketbooks for New Checking Depositors Every new depositor who opens a checking account with $25.00 or more on “Opening Day” or during the following week will be presented with a DeLuxe combination leather checkbook and passbook holder and pocketbook. The Ladies’ Style, made of black, grained leather, obviates the use of purse or card case, and has clasps and finger strap. The Gentlemen’s Style takes the place of the ordinary bill fold and provides a convenient way to carry checks and passbooks. You will be glad to own one of these attractive holders. Interest Will Be Allowed in Full from May Ist on Savings Deposited This Month Open All Day Tomorrow From 8:30 A. M. Until 9:00 P. M.

tette of babies. The second visit of the stork a few hours later at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace F. Morency was tinged with sadness, for one of the infants died a few honrs attcr birth.

Be An t( Opening Day’ ’ Depositor • • • Music

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