Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1921 — Page 4

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H. C. ROOT POST FAVORS MEMORIAL Members, by Resolution, Indorse Plans. The Howard C. Root Post No. 84. American Lepton, has gone on record In favor of the early completition of the World War Memorial In honor of Indiana's sons an daughters who gave their lives in the late war. The post has adopted the following resolution: “Whereas, the State of Indiana by Its General Assembly, has declared Its Intention to erect In the city of Indianapolis a World War Memorial: and “Whereas, full authority to join in the erection of such Memorial has been granted to Marlon County and,the city of Indianapolis; and “Whereas, it is our opinion that the construction of a joint World War Memorial would be of a most appropriate expression by the people of our State, county and city of their complete understanding of and gratitude for the sacrifice of our dead comrades and a subJtantial provision for carrying on the cause for which they died : and "Whereas, it is our opinion that a Memorial appropriate to the cause to which is to be dedicated can be better provided Jointly than by the State alone, having regard to all considerations of economy, centralization and the personnl inconvenience of a few of our citizens: now “Be it resolved, that we do emphatically and yithout reservation indorse and commend the proposed Joint World War Memorial and the program for construction thereof so far made.”

LAWYERS MEET IN CITY JULY 13 ■ Members of Bar Association to Discuss Constitutional Amendments. Members of the Indiana State Bar-As-sociation will discuss the proposed con-stitutional-amendments at their twentyfifth annual meeting at the Indianapolis Country Club July 13 and It. Elmer E. Stevenson, president of the association, will open the meeting on the afternoon or July 13 with a, talk on “Our Profession.” He will be followed by Albert J. Beveridge and by Lewis A. Coleman. The latter will speak on “Stock of Corporations of No Par Value.” The annual dinner will be held in the evening of July 13 when C. Roltaire Eggleston, Kin Hubbard and William Herschell will be the speakers. * The annual election will be held on the afternoon of the following day. Tne present oficers are Mr. Stevenson, president; Charles M. McCabe of Crawfordsville. vice president; George H. Batchelor of Indianapolis, secretary, and Ellas D. Salsbury, Indianapolis, treasurer. Girl Is Shocked by Explosion of Tank Special to The Time*. COLUMBUS, Ind.. June 22.—Miss Opal Brisben. 18, daughter of William Brlsben, of Grammer, is In a critical condition from shock suffered when she saw the explosion of a gasoline tank in the garage of Burnex and Cinrson at Grammer yesterday. Ernest Burns, one of the owners of the garage, and Brewster Lewellen. of Scipio. were burned and cut by the explosion.

It Doesn't Require Big /It'lr Advertisements to Spread Such Bargain News as This dosngOHt^K^J SALEH*! Indiana Dry Goods Co/s Big |v ¥ Stock Starts Ip/ Tl s STORE HOURS I fit S3*Cfl %1 v 8:30 A - M - to 5:30 p - M- | Hill w*SM ( Open Saturday nights till 9 J f|y daring this sale. r ,M Over SIOO,OOO Worth of High-Grade Merchandise and at Least Two-Thirds Must Be Disposed Os Quick to Make Room to Remodel Store. - * Everything Reduced No Regular Prices Come to the store and see with your own eyes the thousands of savings this big sale offers you. tyearly 100 people have been busy for past few days arranging and marking everything for this gigantic sale, one of the biggest bargain events you have attended in years. Everybody knows of the high character of the stock carried by the Indiana Dry Goods Cos. It is all in this sale and it all goes at sharply reduced prices. Dress goods, silks, wash goods, linens, domestics, corsets, hosiery, underwear, \ .„ s 1 muslinwear, infants’ wear, gloves, ribbons, toilet goods, jewelry, laces, notions, house dresses, aprons, children’s dresses, ladies’ coats, suits, dresses, blouses ard skirts, millinery, sweaters, etc. Also big stock of men’s furnishings and boys’ clothing. ' ' _ - _ t II A a l < | Al* Each day of the sale something more will be Ml IB II L brought oat from the stock rooms where im- | mense quantity of Tarious kinds of merchandise Is stored. There was more than SIOO,OOO worth of merchandise In this stock and naturally duplicate stocks are hoary. It will pay you to come often and look around. ——————————————- "f"'/7 The Indiana Dry Goods Cos. was ■,> l ’•*,, bought at Trustee hale for spot cash by a company operating a •T Ala ls chain of lire stores and who are 1 j 4 vi/ going to continue the store under M a, the name of INDIANA DRY GOODS STORE. Keep yonr eye *g9 on this store. Extensive remodcl- ™ ing Is to be done to make it the big economy spot of Indianapolis. That's the reason for closing ont most of present stock. We most make room quick. Join the crowds coming to the big sale which continues until further notice. Open Saturday Nights Until 9 O’clock During This Sale. INDIANA DRY GOODS STORE V 306 to 312 East Washington St

NEGRO POSSIBLY HIGH STEPPER Cop Fires at Fleeing Feet, Bullet Hits Window. Patrolman Love may have fired at the fee* of an escaping negro early yesterday, but today H. E. Dunn, 1807 Columbia avenue, complained that Lore’s bullets broke a big window in front of his home and lodged In the wall of his front room. Love arrested a negro who said his came was James Brown, Hudson House, and while the officer was writng an arrest Blip charging Brown with carrying concealed weapons and vagrancy and before the patrol wagon arrived the negro left the policeman standing at the patrol box. As the negro ran Love fired one shot In the air. That added speed to the negro and Love fired two shots at the speeding feet, he says, but hit the window of Dunn’s home. Lieutenant Cox later arrested a negro answering the description of the one who escaped from Love, but the patrolman was unable to identify him. * Gas Masks Used to Repair Ice Plant Special to the Times. NOBLESVILLE, Ind. June 22.—As the result of an ammonia pipe breaking in the artificial ice plant at Sheridan the employes had a touch of real gas warfare. About one thousand gallons of ammonia were lost and the employes had to don gas masks to make repairs. Boy Admits Crimes Special to The Times. NOBLESVILLE. Ind., June 22—Wilbur Law, 18. entered a plea of guilty to the charge of forgery in Circuit Court yesterday afternoon and was fined JSO and sent to the State Farm for four months. Although it was the first time the boy had ever been arrested he confessed to having committed offenses of a similar nature on other occasions.

Weak, Thin Folks Heed Phosphate Says Dr. Kollo Dr. Frederitf S. Kolle, the New York author of medical text books, whose opinions are greatly valued, writes: "W hen the nerve tissue begins to lose its vitality, woman begins to lose her youth and vivaciousness. She be- > comes irritable, moody and despondent, j It would be a godsend If more weak, thin, nervous men and women were aware of the efficacy of Bitro-Phos- I phate.” ! Thousands of thin, run-down people whose nervous energy is nearly ex hausted are turutng to Bitro-Phosphate ; as dispensed by Haags Drug Stores and other leading druggists, because It belpto re vitalize the nerves, increase bodily j weight and bring back energy and mental keenness. CAPTION: Although Bitro-Phosphate 1* an excellent aid in relieving weak, nervous conditions. Its use is not advised unless Increased weight Is desired. —Ad- : Tertis© inent.

MAKE SURVEY OF OIL RESERVES Geologists of Three States Meet to Discuss Resources. Following a conference of the State geologists of Illinois, Ohio and Indiana, the offices of the State department of conservation, plans have been adopted for the three States to cooperate in deter-

AM US EM ENTS. I KEITH’S P§l PHIL ROY and ROY ARTHUR “In a Chinos© Restaurant.’’ Bring the Kiddies to see SCHKPP’g COMEDY CIRCUS Lets of Dogs and Monkeys MOODY and DUNCAN ‘ I Jazz and Opera Inc. ■ PLUNKETT and HO MAINE ; Comedy Songs and Dances HUGH JOHNSON Efil Comedy Conjuror : fl AESOP’S FABLES In CARTOONS m Path© News and Topics 1 Every Day at 2:30, 7:30, 9 P. M.

MURAT A T r: Matinee Today, Thurs., Sat. The Stuart Walker Cos. “COME SEVEN” “A Riot in Blackface” Next Week —‘‘.My Lady Friends” A Farce-Comedy Special Young People’s Matinee Friday Afternoon, June 24th Three of Stuart Walker’s Ons-Act Plays: "Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil” “Nevertheless’’ “Sir David Wears a Crown” Prices: 25c to 750. Seats now selling

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CBUMsgnJkpdß Thursday, Friday, Saturday ,'- •; - .... . ■ ■. ■■ _ ifooje” The story of a man who was true to one woman, though another man stole her away. Like the wild goose that knows but one mate, he chose her from all her sex as his wife. And then, through disgrace and treachery, even death, he stood by her, fought for her, won her back. A romance as big as a boundless love. Personally Directed by Albert Capellani From the Story by Gouverneur Morris Comedy ‘Turkey Dressing’—Fox News Weekly Today—Ethel Clayton in ‘SHAM’

LOEW’S STATE THEATRE ON PENNSYLVANIA ST. EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED TO GREAT PICTURES AND FINE MUSIC ALL THIS WEEK THOSVBAS MEIGHAN “WHITE AND UNMARRIED” The Lore Story of a Crook Afternoons, 15-25. Evenings and Sundays, .25-40. Loges With Cushioned Armchairs. Afternoon, 83; evening, 65. NEXT WEEK —ELSIE FERGUSON

The Coolest Theater in the WorlJ g ‘THE WOMAN GOD GKAN6ED” With Seena Owen, W A. K. Lincoln and Lillian Walker. C /f " Y\o K jnemre y>

1 KATHERINE MacDONALDI “Trust Your Wife” Last Showing Friday

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mining an estimate of the gas and oil reserves of this territory. The problem confronting the State geologists is a part of the larger program of determinating the reserves of the entire United States and of the possibilities of increasing production in case the Mexican oil fields fail as it is predicted they will in a few years. Some geolbglsts prodict this, will be as soon as two years, Dr. W. N. Logan, State geologist says. AMUSEMENTS.

IWOMT* cqntinjjouWaudellle BIG SUMMER FESTIVAL Bill Headed By “HANKY PANKY” 17—PEOPLE—17 America’s Foremost Dance Revue JIMMIE J A MBS ENTERTAIN ERS Jazz Melody Artists 6 OTHER GALA ft ATTRACTIONS XA Dancing in the Lyric Ball Room Afternoon and Evening.

English’s ™& D £ Mats. Today, Thurs., Sat. THE GREGORY KELLY STOCK COMPANY in William Collier’s Success, THE HOTTENTOT

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| r ¥ Q ENTIRE Idl3 WEEK WALLACE REID “TOO MUCH SPEED” Sennett Comedy, “THE UNHAPPY FINISH.”

The work of determining the reserves in the three named States is to be undertaken in cooperation with the Association of American Petroleum" Geologists and the United States Geological Survey. The conferee. was held by Dr. Frank W. De Wolf, State geologist of Illinois; Dr. J. A. Brownacker, State

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EXCURSIONS NIAGARA FALLS And Points on the Great Lakes Every Sunday Beginning June 26th Special low Tourist rates to all Lake Resorts daily. Special Excursion via “Clover Loaf” to Toledo, Ohio, each Saturday, returning leave Toledo. Sunday at 5:00 p. m. Don’t decide on your trip until after taking it up with T. J. Gore, Joint Ticket Agent, Terminal Station. For your home outing visit Broad Ripple Park, the ~ finest amusement grounds in the middle west, free. UNION TRACTION COMPANY OF INDIANA

HIGH CLASS FREIGHT SERVICE “AEROPLANE” TO Ft. Wayne 3:30 P. M. Arrives Ft. Wayne 10:00 P. M. Returning, arrives Indianapolis at 11:30 A. M. 24 hours delivery Toledo. “CANNON BALL” to South Bend 6:30 P. M. Arrives South Bend 9:55 A. M. Returning, arrives Indianapolis at 4:35 A. M. Day Freight to Kokomo 11:00 A. M. Returning, arrives at Indianapolis 10:30 P. M. Day Freight to Muncie 11:30 A. M. Returning, arrives Indianapolis at 10:55 P. M. Morning delivery to all points on this company’s line. 24 to 48-hour delivery to all points in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan reached by traction lines. Just try a “real” service. UNION TRACTION COMPANY OF INDIANA

geologist of Ohio, aud Dr. W. N. Logan, State geologist of Indiana. MUST MOVE AFTER 55 YEARS. WHITE PLAIN'S, N. Y., June 22.—After living in the same home for fifty-five years John Tighe, 61, will have to look for lodgings. He has received notice that his home has been sold.

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EXCURSION NEXT SUNDAY Via L. E. & W. R. R. to_ WALKERTON (Koontz Lake) - - - $2.95 ROCHESTER (Lake Manitou) - - - $2.55 TRAIN LEAVES Indianapolis, Union Station, 6:30 a. m. Massachusetts Avenue, Indianapolis, 5:38 a. m.

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