Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1921 — Page 12

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Money to Loan on New Dwellings and Medium Priced New Apartments Jflrtcbtr £rust Company Fraternity Men to Meet Friday Night Nstlonal college fraternity officers, local alumni of university Greek-letter societies and student members of such organizations who are home for their summer vacations will express three points of view In regard to college fraternities and their problems when the fraternity men of Indianapolis gather at the smoker to be given by the InterFraternlty Association of Indianapolis at the Chamber of Commerce at 7 :30 o’clock Friday evening. William C. Lever®. national executive secretary of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, of Evanston, 111., will speak in behalf of national fraternity officers, and it is expected that brief talks also will be made by several national fraternity (officers who live in Indianapolis. S. K. Ruick, representing Phi Delta Theta, will speak for the local, alumni, and Neal M. Waterbury, representing Beta Theta Pi, will address the college men in behalf of the student members of fraternities. Two Would-be Auto Thieves Get SSO Fines Two negroes who gave their names and addreosee as George Price of Cleveland, Ohio, and George Green of Nashville, Tenn., each were fined 550 and costs on vegTtney charges by Judge Walter Pritchard In city court yesterday afternoon. Detective Stone arrested them June 9 as they were attempting to start an automobile that had been parked in front of the Murat theater. The machine was the property of Benjamin Bieider, 3535 College avenue. One Killed, Property Is Damaged by Storm DETROIT, Mich., June 23.—Patrick Clare, 23, was killed by lightning, damage estimated at several hundred thousands of dollars, traffic demoralised for five hours oa the main arteries, sewers blocked, cellars flooded and *“veral bouses struck by lightning in a terrific electrical storm here last night. It was the second severe storm within twentyfour hours.

Save Two Months It takes time and money to attend a business college, but It pays If yon take this course you would do so in order to prepare yourself better for the opportunities that will come to you in all the years ahead of you. The larger part of your investment, though, is time. ’'"herefore, It would be to your interest to conserve your time. This school Is In session right straight through the summer without any vacation. By entering now, Instead of putting it off until September, you would be saving two months. That is. you would be prepared to accept a position Just two months sooner. If you are ready. Isn’t that the thing to do? Start during the opening week of the Mid-Summer Term, June 27 to July 5, or as scon thereafter as possible. For particulars call at the school or telephone or write Fred W. Case, Principal, Pennsylvania and Vermont—First Door North Y. IV. C. A., Indianapolis.

BURN In your Furnace, Baseburner, Stove, Range or Water Heater For Cleanliness, Economy, Convenience For Sale by all Leading Coal Dealers

The Crowds are Greater Than Ever at the £§ GREAT I FIRE SALE SMASHING PRICES 8 REMARKABLE VALUES READY TO-WEAR AND SHOES Slightly Damaged by FIRE—SMOKE—WATER Granger Department Store 1 338-338 West Washington St. £

A FLOCK OF FORDS <m‘ A GANG OF MEN ; ALWAYj on the job I W) Hayes Bros. • plumbivc. heating ano vtnjiLmin: VNIRvCTOtfS MAiNVO?, AUFO 77*493 L - - - - ■ - - -•---- -

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Several from this place went to Kye Straw Tuesday to witness the taking down of the heating stove. Jefferson Potluck says the first thing a married man has to learn is that when his wife pins a flower on the lapel of his coat and be wears it away she is expecting it to make a round trip. • • • Cricket Hicks was around yesterday circulating a petition to raise funds to buy anew suit of clothes for the scarecrow that has been standing In Columbus Allsop’s water melon patch for the past several summers.

Negro Bound Over Under Heavy Bonds Judge Walter Pritchard bound Richard Washington, a negro, 315 Wyoming street, to the grsnd jury yesterday on charges of robbery, larceny and attempted criminal assault. His bond was made 311.500 by the court. Amos Albertson, 1045 South Pershing avenue, and Freda Whitaker, 5135 Baird avenue. Identified Washington as the negro who held them up at Kentucky avenue and Eagle Creek June 11. The neggo is said to have covered Albertson with a revolver and relieve him of 93. Then the negro attempted to attack the girl but her screams caused him to run. Patrolman Gillispte arrested Washington.

Carnival Week Begins July 3

Try Soviet System in Richmond Plant Special to The Times. RICHMOND, Ind., June 23.—A council to promote better relationships between employes and the management of the Richmond branch of the International Harvester Company has been adopted by the employes of that company In a referendum vote Voting districts in the organization veil’ nominate representatives for the council June 27. Election of representatives will be held June 30. It has been arranged that both employes and management shall have equal representation In the consideration of all policies relating to working conditions, health, safety, hours of labor, wages, recreation, and other matters of mutual Interest. WETOGfcAPH Secret Writing System Invaluable for lovers and for keeping recipes, addresses, secret memorandum or ether information safe and private. No stranger can read your postals ff you use the Weto Graph. Great fun for lovers or friends. Don’t miss it. Send 10c and wa will send the Weto Graph by mail with full Instructions. Address PENN PCBUSHTNO CO.. BlalrsvUle. ra

MarottV Bargain Basement Women’s Best Looking New Pumps and Oxfords IN A SALE AT Well-made Pumps and Oxfords for dress and street wear at big savings— For Friday and Saturday Selling White Canvas One-Strap Pumps J 1 ” Military covered heels. Brown Kid One-Strap Pumps Imitation wing tip and Cuban heels. ✓ Light Tan Leather Two-Strap Light Tan Lace Oxfords Pumps Imitation wing tips and walking heels. Plain toe, low sport heels. Brown Leather Lace Oxfords Straight perforated tips, military heels. Bro*9> Leather Oi.e-Strap Pumps * Brown Kid oxfords Plain toe and Cuban heels. Straight tips and Cuban heels. Brown Kid Lace Oxfords Brogue and Ball Strap Oxfords Straight tips and military heels. Brown and tan leathers, military beels. —Can of Foot Powder Free With every pair of shoes purchased we will give you a *4-lb. can of Foot Powder. Same as used by our Soldiers in the World’s War A SHOE eUoXiukkdLl&S'V 1 0F SHOf SHOES Store Hours—B a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Open Saturday Evenings Until 9 O’clock.

Habich is Ready for You with the finest assortment of nationally known sport poods you can find in the city. Everything you need to enjoy the big out-doors is here. The tourist, fisherman, camper, golfer and tennis enthusiast will find Habich’s amply prepared to fill your needs. v

TENTS 10-oz. Army Duck Poleles* Tent; size 7x9 $25.00 Size OVixlS, poleless $32.50 Double filleri, 10-oz. duck Wall Tent; siz * 7x9 and Bxl2 $lB and $21.50 For the tourist Habich has the very convenient -1- -I- -ISTOLL AUTO BED handy tent and bed combind. Compact when folded —attaches to running board; steel frame.... $58.50

Sportsman jsj O* fjta Hi Sportsman Headquarters ® Headquarters 142 E. Washington St.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1921.

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For the SUMMER CAMP w Ml Gold Medal Cnmp Cot, 6% ft. by 2 ft. 3 ins. Very convenient $5.00 Folding Stool SI.OO Folding Chairs $1.25 up Folding Table $6.00 Cnmp Grid, folding, size 10x14 SI.OO Gasoline Stoves, 0-inch grate, Prentiss-Wabers SIO.OO Folding Gasoline Stove, with coffee poi, fry pan, coffee and sugar eontainer. pump and funnel... $17.50 2 gallon Egyptian Water Bags. $3: others up to $4.00 Coleman Gasoline Lantern $7.50 Perfection Oil Stoves—one-burner nnd twoburner . 86.50 and $13.00 Folding Canvas Buckets, wash basins and aluminum plates, cups end coffee cups. Thermos bottles $3.25 up Stoll I TILITY BED (fits inside your car $29.00

The best food this hot weather. Express shipments daily, all varieties. WILLIS 337 E. Market St

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IS#, l#ddel Habich’* hn long been headquarter* for the fisherman. If you need new tackle try Hablch’s first—lt’a th* best. Steel Casting Roda, Bamboo Fishing Rods, Reels, pure Japanese Silk Lines, latest sensation* In Casting Balts. landing Net*. Seines and Minnow Traps. Plenty Adion Tennis Such names as Wright A Dltson, Lee & Slaaenger, Bancroft and other nationally known tennis goods assures you that you are getting the best at Habich's. Racquets, *2.00 up; Tennis Bells, 00; Tennis Nets, *2.25 up; White Duck Pants, *2.75. We Bestriug Racquets.

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Follow Friday Bargain Day F gT* crowds LADIES’ OXFORDS, XSi STRAPS and PUMPS W / . \ % Black and brown kid calf- u jHIOShk 111 1 \) skin or suede. Easily ) ajg j|£| mm\ \ j <44 nt —worth double what we ask. t!P* wfcV—4\ \ Dressy and serviceable; z' j §| ■ $2.98 (/ ' /%. LADIES’ WHITE FOOTWEAR Special for Our Bargain Day \ OXFORDS, PUMPS, STRAPS \ /VxAfl AND COLONIALS. Pm $ 1.98 SHOE THE KIDDIES AT SAVINGS Get Vacation Footwear on Bargain Day. BABY DOLLS, BAREFOOT SANDALS AND OXFORDS 98c $1.49 $1.98 quality. Blacks, whites and browns, and in light or heavy weights. VF TST TP T u H 342-344 Virginia Avenue. m Hi m |* If Jr ra | SL4I * %r*. 1108-1110 Fountain Square. Mk JP |r%. & J SI & 938-40 South Meridian St. M* SL A ™ * 2630 Northwestern Avenue.

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