Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1921 — Page 18

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Open Saturday Night 6 to 8:30 jflctdjrr featjings ant) Crust Company Big 4 Yardmaster’s Funeral Saturday Edward E. Seaman, general yard master for the Big Four Railroad, died at his home, 3006 Broadway Thursday. Funeral services will be held at the home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and burial wiil be in Crown HilL The rites will be private. Mr. Seaman entered the employe of the Big Four Jan. 1, 1901 as a switchman. He was a member of Virtian Lodge No 60S, F. & A. M. The widow, one son, Kenneth; a brother, J. SI. Seaman, 823 Broadway, and five sisters. Mrs. George Hearall, Mrs. Mattie E. Minnie Hamilton and Mrs. Grace Pottingham, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Maude Stete, North Middle Rock, Ark., survive. Former President of City Council Dies James H. Billingsley, who served as president of the city council during the administration of Mayor Thomas Taggart, died yesterday at his home in Galena, 111. Mr. Billingsley was mayor of Gelena, and was president of the Frontier Mining Company, which has Indianapolis offices at 413 Fletcher Trust building. Mr. Billingsley represented the Second ward in the council, and moved to Galena In 1908, where Mrs. Billingsley died. Mr. Billingsley remarried, and the widow, a daughter, Miss Elizabeth Billingsley, and one son. Clifford H. Billingsley, survive. Benton F. Billingsley, Indianapolis, Is a brother. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at Galena. Graduation Closes Dental School Year Forty-three graduates of the Indiana Dental College, who participated in the forty-third annual commencement exercises of the school last night, were told by L. N. Hines, State superintendent of pnhlic instruction, who made the commencement address, to put ideals above dollars and make service their motto. The exercises were held in the K. of P. building auditorium, and each of the graduates received a degree of doctor of dental surgery. Diplomas were presented the graduates by Dr. Frederic K. Henshaw, dean of the college, and Dr. J. N. Hurty, secretary of the State board of health and a trustee of the college, awarded the degrees to the graduates. Invocation was delivered by the Rev. Wiliam B. Farmer, and music was furnished by the Lincoln trio. Disarmament Only Hope—Gen. Davidson LONDON, June 17.—The solemn warning that war will be inevitable unless the arming of nations ceases was sounded by Gen. Sir John Davidson in opening debate in the House of Commons this afternoon on the forthcoming British imperial conference.

MASS MEETING -ATMACKINISTS’ HALL 39 S. DELAWARE ST. Sunday Evening, June 19, 1921 At 8:00 O’CLOCK Mr. Peter McSwiney, brother of the late Lord Mayor Terrence McSwiney, of Cork, Ireland, will give a true expression of Ireland of the present. Mr. Charles T. Sprading of Los Angeles, California, lecturer and author, will speak on the Irish question from an American viewpoint. ALL ARE WELCOME ADMISSION FREE

DENTIST Our Examinations Are Free Our Prices Very Reasonable Our Work Is First Class Nitrous oxide gas for painless extraction oi teeth. Just a quiet, gentle sleep. Ton feel nothing. Here In same location 22 years. (United Union Dental Corp.) Eiteljorg & Moore Corner East Market St. and Circle. Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.

ALL WOOL SUITS and OVERCOATS Honestly tailored to / r- a your mea-ure for Bk* ■■ B W!| LEON TAILORING CO. if I JU til E. Near York Ist.

DISHES Oar prices are the lowest. Cnpt and Saucers, 10c up. Dishes, 5c qp. Little Furniture Store 211 E. Washington St.

Shave With Cutlcura Soap The New Way Without Mud

iCE CREAM FREEZERS l 2 qt. 3 qt. 4 qt. t 53.48 $4.48 $5.48 It SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, H-qt. Galvanized Backets.. 25C Kiri Paper 3.04 1 * for 50C Hkrhmann’c HARDWARE s 515 Wi wash. st.

FILES SECOND DIVORCE SUIT Morristown Woman Says Hubby Made Light of Gold Star. Special to The Times. SHELBTVILLE, Ind., June 17.—Following a year of married life, featured by a separation, action for a divorce, a reunion and later another separation, Mrs. Prudence C. Clegg of Morristown has filed a second divorce complaint in the Shelby Circuit Court against Robert E. Clegg. She asks the return of her former name. Prudence C. Hensley. Mrs. Clegg charges her husband objected to her attending her church and insisted that she go to his church, which she refused to do. He also demanded that she sell her property and give him the money, she claiins, and says he succeeded in obtaining SBOO of her money. On a recent occasion, she charges, the defendant had one of his children by a former marrifcge drive their automobile at an excessive rate of speed, causing her much nervousness, and when she objected, he merely laughed and she was obliged to walk on account of her nervous state. He also ridiculed her for wearing a gold star in memory of her dead son, Bernard Hensley, killed In France, and spoke light of the boy's service in the Army, she said. Mr. and Mrs. Clegg were married April 7. 1920. separated the first time May 10, 1920, were reunited in September, 1920, and again separated April 21, 1021. DELEGATES TO 810 MEETING. HARTFORD CITY, Ind., June 17.—J. C. Knott and TV. •©. Place have been named by the Hartford City Kiwanis club as delegates to the International meeting at Cleveland next week.

Butler College Summer School Full Course June 20th to August 13th Short Course for Teachers, June 20th to July 27th 42 COURSES OFFERED Pat Page Gives a Course in Athletic Coaching. Write or telephone for circular. BUTLER COLLEGE INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA.

23-123 MAIn 0123 Electric Washing and "Wringing Machine Guaranteed to wa6h 100% clean. Sold on easy payments. The Hatfield Electric Company Corner Maryland and Meridian Streets.

GET THE HABIT Wear 1 WOE'S QUALITY Jewelry THE FLETCHER IVs. NOE 103 N. Illinois St. JEWELRY STORE. Opp. Terminal Station.

\k 3 Lbs. Extracted HONEY, 75c 1 POCND. 80C OT' THE HONEY STORE f BEESWAX 152 NORTH DELAWARE ST.

American Paper Stock Cos. Direct connection with large consumer* of waste paper, Injuring top market prices. Special attention to school, church and residence calls. 340 W. Market St. Main 6089

College of Music and Fine Arts 824 North Penneyiranla Street, announces the installation of anew two manual and pedal ESTEY ORGAN HORACE WHITEHOCBE. Organist and Teacher For particulars regarding PRACTICE and INSTRUCTION, phone Main 2625. Main 2626.

Prices That are the Talk of the Town! Buying at Horuff’s Means Saving Money on Shoes H Vfl Men’s High and Low Shoes *2 m $ 3- $^: 98 Ladies 5 Low Cuts BLACK, BROWN AND WHITE. // 1 I'm Newest styles and patterns in Oxfords, Strap Slippers, Pumps jUL. ( Colonials. Cuban, military and French heels. ’ 98 sy|-98 Boys* and Men's j Children’s and Misses’ Oxfords I Barefoot Sandals. All First Quality, | INFANTS’ SIZES. 984 AND H 1 ,49 "toTlie?* HORUFFN LtFSSx Come in your cars and stay as long as B J| W jj| & IS H - 938-40 South Meridian St. you like. No restrictions. Plenty of room. ™ A Jh 2630 North western Avenue.

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Little Fidity Flinders is beginning to be seen at church right often, he being old enough to pay attention to the preacher instead of the more attractive things outside the window. * • * -'he Tin Peddler has departed from our midst after having consummated a deal where he sold to Jefferson Potlocks a vashpau and cake of coap, and as sooi as Jeff gets his cistern dug his family is going to look like different persons. • • • Poke Eazlej has had two more new spokes put in his buggy and bids fair to become one of our community’s most widely traveled citizens.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1921.

Do you know what these prices mean? $2-50 $3.75 $5.00 $7.00 slo'°° and sls-00 Come up to our Second Floor and find out! Just a hint— We wanted to make gift selection a real joy, so we JjferaiN took the most desirable JBfck vjr \ things we could find from l y ] all over the store and- - I t J grouped them on six big I V < / / tables, and gave to each Vs 7 / J table one fiat price for every article on it. Need- \ ■*¥ T less to say, some very un- h"' l usual values are lnclud“d. >■ S Come look these tables over. X. At “SECOND I'LOOR. Charles Mayer & Cos. 29 and 31 W. Washington St. Established 1840.

“That Eyes May Find Relief " If we discover by careful, scientific and honest examination that you need glasses, we will prescribe and supply you with the glasses that are exactly suited to your requirements. If you do not need glasses, we tell you so. Examination FREE! Curved Lenses for reading glasses. Any mounting in our complete stock—• $4.50 to $5.50 Invisible Bifocals, for far and near vision. Ground together, not cemented. Any mounting—sß.oo to $14.00 Satis fact ion G uaran teed Hoosier Optical Cos. 140 North Illinois Btreot i Open Saturday Evening

Yes You CAN Live on Less Than You Are Spending Now If your salary were reduced you would be COMPELLED to do so. So, why not reduce your salary yourself, or, in other words, cut down your expenditures and place the reduction in a Savings Account. TRY this if you do not live just as comfortably as you do now. We Pay Savings MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street Open all day Saturday—B A. M. to BP. M.

Store Open Until 10 o’Clock Store Open Until 10 o’clock Saturday Evening. tr iIIiQUfLOH i Saturday Evening. Work on our remodeling is rapidly /am. AfUnG/t going ahead. Only a few days and SBH mlllCuC Remodeling Sale Bargains will be J __ things of the past. Right now, you I Ira inn ? an Men r s and Boys’ Fumish- ■ \ UIIIUIJ m ß s Daniels at prices that will ft L' } V Q • 6ur Prise you. Come and see. Iril S* straws 111 I j Athletic S°le Price VriTpill mon Suits 07 ( n li SmaU or lar s e * y \ i\i web insert in UMw back; sizes 34 to p orto Rlc , ns> Good Quality Naln- $2 more than 'N. Book Athletic Union % if gt a & . Bale P rlc ®- made. l Slze3 Ck ’ 0 7 e " Balbrlggan Shirt a H 34 to 46 y/C and Drawers, long or I<UlfitlH3S short sleeve shirts, u 11 A >rssa*. m J Ribbed Union Suita, ankle length draw- Newest shapes*, P? V K short sleeves, ankle ers. Sizes, shirts, 34 with black, green V / length; ecru. Size 34 to 46; drawers, 30 to and brown bands. j* to 46. Short sleeves, 44; 94£ the suit, - M / knee length, white. or, 47, If - ' / Sizes 34 A 7 each *tlC y < W £ \ t 0 46 " “Setanug" Ribbed fIJ.Q fi ' Balmesh Open Knit Union Suits, short Union Suits, short sleeves, ankle sleeves, ankle or length; exceptional knee length; white; bargains; sizes 34 p 97 ‘ s • PA! M BEACH For extra large and stout men, sizes from 43 A JTjLjLJ&V JL ULiI&VA A to 56 In the nainsook and rib union suits; also shirts and drawers. * Ts Yfffiri .— hIITS Summery faories, light, cool and comP H§l |V sortable. "Veil made. You’re sure to Kji IIL KmJ Like them. Cotton Socks, black, oordov- i£s| |EHf an, navy, gray and slate. JT | iff 1 Sizes 10 to liy 2 Strictly ff* | ft 8 firsts; three for or alb XctJ* © pair SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED Corner Washington and Delawaje.~ Caudate \ —— —■ -■-•-1

Fourth Floor State Life Building /s£& UU JUST RECEIVED, a Large Shipment New Bleached White Draped Sport Hats THE STYLES ARE — Droop, Chin-Chin, Side Roll and Soft Effects / - AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER COMPANY Fourth Floor State Life Building

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