Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1921 — Page 12

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Money to Loan on New Dwellings and Medium Priced New Apartments jflrtrfjcr anfi £rust Company MAYOR APPEALS FOR CLOTHING Jewett Asks Public to Aid Near East Relief. Mayor Charles W. Jewett, heartily In sympathy with the work of Near Last Relief, has issued an appeal for Bundle Day, next Tuesday, \yuen the people of the city will be ask/l to give of their abundance of clothing. Following is the mayor's statement In Dehalf of the Armenians: "The Near East Re .'f. an organisation that is most zealoui c its efforts to aid the suffering orphans and refugees of the Bible lands, will ask the people of Indianapolis to cooperate in a campaign for used clothing for distressed thousands in need, anil announces '1 uesday, July 12, as ‘Bundle Day.’ “I desire to appeal to our citizens to gtTe generously of their spare clothing. Most families haTe garments that will not be worn again, that will give warmth to shivering bodies in desolate Armenia the coming winter. There Is-much need for assistance among those unfortunate people of the Near East.' If our people will respond to this call in a generous way. much suffering may be spared and lives saved. •‘Let us all keep In mind the significance of ‘Bundle Day ‘and not let It past without making a donation. 1 am Informed that the pastors of the city will cooperate by offering their churen building? as bundle stations. Tie up your old clothing on tha morning of Tuesday, July 12, and deliver It to the Dearest bundle station. Any garment that has warmth and service will be acceptable. Reports from Armenia indicate that the people are destitute and multitudes of them are In rags. I- am sure Indianapolis citizens wilV sympathize with this condition. Erery man, woman and child in this city can help in some way toward the success of ‘Bundle Day/ ” C. J. Daily Dies After Five Weeks Illness Charles J. Daily. 31, 224 North Walcott street, died last night at the Methodist hospital, following an Illness of five weeks. He was employed by the Adam Rogers Sash and Door Company as receistlng clerk. Mr. Daily was a member of '.he local Eagles lodge. SnrvlDg are the widow, four-year-old daughter, the parents and three brothers. Funeral arrangements have not been com- , pleted.

Excursion via [BigMi-Kofite] 'u Indianapolis, Ind. to Cincinnati, O. ROUND TRIP TICKETS SO.OO INCLUDING WAR TAX O™"" Fgrther Reduction for Children. SUNDAY, JULY 10 Special train leaves Indianapolis 7:00 a. m.. Central Standard Time- returning leave Cincinnati Central Nnion Station 7:00 p. m. Central Standard Time (8:00 p. m., City Time). Foe farther particulars consult Ticket Agent Big Four Route

Announcing ♦ Saturday Early Closing In Retail Stores Commencing Saturday, July 9 - —t"~--m . - '• ■— ■■ That their employees may enjoy a shorter day on Saturday during , July and August, the following members of the Merchants Association will close their stores at the hour designated below. At 12:30 P. M. At 1:00 P. M. L. S. Ayres & Cos. Wm. 11. Block Cos. E. O. Langen Cos. Baldwin Piano Cos. ChaHes Ivluyer & Cos. Pettis Drv Goodg Cos Rink s Cloak House c t ta Sander & Recker Furniture Cos. 17 Goods Cos. W. K. Stewart Cos. Taylor Carpet Cos. Julius C. Walk & Son, Inc. 11. P. Wasson & Cos. At 4:00 P. M. At 5:00 P. M. Lilly Hardware Cos. Kahn Tailoring Cos. Vonnegut Hardware Cos. * The 11. Lieber Cos.

PEACE DOES NOT BAR LAW CASES Very Few Here Under War -Emergency Act. Tassage by Congress of the resolution declaring war with Germany and Austrls Hungary at an end, will have no effect on any cases now pending in Federal Court, according to Frederick Van Nuys, United States district attorney. With the exception of about thirty cases brought under the war time prohibition act, and the first indictments in the coal cases brought under the Lever act, very few were brought In Federal Court here under the war emergency laws. The coal indictments under the Lever act have been supplemented by Indictments against practically the same list o' defendants under the Sherman antitrust law, and the war time prohibition cases were disposed of long ago. It is said that in some of the eastern State* there are handred* of esses pendinf in the United States courts which will be affected by the Presidential proclamation declaring war at an end. INJURES WOMAN; AUTOIST IS HELD Witnesses Say He Was Going Thirty-five Miles. Mrs. Catherine Wilson, wife of James A. Wilson, 50 North Gale street, is In the city hospital, suffering from severe cuts and bruises about the head and face, and John E. Hasty. 1025 West Michigan street, is held by the police on charges of assault and battery and speeding, as the result of a crash of two automobiles this morning at Delaware and South streets. Hasty was driving his machine east on South street, and crashed Into the machine driven by Mr. Wilson, when the latter attempted to turn into Delaware street off South street. Winesses claim Hasty was traveling at a speed of thirty-five miles an hour. Mrs. Wilson was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. PACKING PLA.\T DAMAGED. Damage estimated at SI,OOO was caused when fire broke out in a building used -by the River View Packing Company at Kentucky avenue and White River at 3:30 a. m. today. Thi otructnre was owned by Bills and Butcher.

I You Still Have a Chance Before | It’s Too Late THE GREAT 1 FIRE SALE IS STILL GOING ON I Dou't wait another minute, but come in tomorrow and Aj share in the pood fortune that awaits you. v I Watch This Paper Tomorrow for Announcement M SALE OP&NS 9 A. M.—CONTINUES UNTIL 9 P. M. I Granger Department Store I 336-338 West Washington Street. ■ ■ ' 1 .. . i-- 1 -! 1 PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM | — | EXCURSION SUNDAY, JULY 10 | T 0 $3.00 Round Trip! LOUISVILLE Including War Tax Special train leaves Indianapolis 7:30 a. m. central time. Re- |J turning, leaves Louisville, Main St. Station. 6:30 p. m. central I I time (7:30 p. m. Louisville Time).

DOG HILL PARAGRAFS fcj i j*- : | JjTjp ,w Cricket Hicks reports that he saw a man walking backwards at Tlckvllle •Saturday afternoon, and upon Inquiry found that the man had lit a cigar at the wrong end and had to walk that way to make it draw. ... A grasshopper was seen setting on Sid Hook’s shoulder Sunday. Must of thought Sid was wearing his green necktie. * • A nice shower of rain visited this vicinity Tuesday nnd settled the dust on the Mall Carrier’s back. Police Called to End Scrap; Fighters Gone There was a fight last night in the 4500 block on East Sixteenth street that equaled the affair at Jersey City, for there were about the same number of blows struck, but there were more fighters. However, by the time the police arrived the battlers had disappeared. Andrew Schulta, 4300 East Sixteenth street, telephoned the police that two automobiles loaded with men stopped j near his home and a free-for-all fight fol- j lowed. The police failed to find the bat- i tiers.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1921.

A Remarkable Sale of Hand Luggage ■ (The Mayer Quality ) grouped for quick disposal at—• $475 $gJ5 sg7s Group A Group B Group C Men’s and women’s Traveling bags, Unusually fine traveling bags, suitcases, hat boxes pieces. Ladles’ hat overnight cases; for ladies. A good boxes, suitcases, full size leatherette selection and traveling bags, the suitcases. VERY good values best makes. Original price tags ehow the substantial reductions on every piece. Charles Mayer & Cos. 29 and 31 W. Washington St. Established 1840 -* ■? The New July Victrola Records Form an Unusual Means of Making 'Flits FI of Period M ost Pleasant POPULAR SONGS 1*764 Wait Until Yon My Madeline. Victor Robert* S.V Pet*? O’Neil Victor Robert* 19760 Tucker I p and Whistle Hilly Murray Sic Home Again Blue*. Atieen St*ai*y IS7C3 Held Fast In a Baby's Hand* Henry Burr Sir Nobody'* Itoe William Kebyo 16767 My Old Kentucky Home and Old Ulark Joe Ford lloafo>rd *.>e Doan In Arkangaw Myers X. Hanford DANCE RECORDS IStCf Ju*f Keep a Thought for Mo—Fox Trot All Star Trio and Their Orchestra Me I Like It—All By Myself—Medley F.i Trot Ail Star Trio and Their Orchestra IIIM Crooning—Fox Trot . The Benson Orrhtr* of Chicago Me I'll Keep on Loving Yon—Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago I*7*l The I-egend—Medley Waltz-.... --Joseph S. Smith’s Orchestra Me Mello 'Cello— Waits....... Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL RECORDS MISI Going to Marry ’Arry on the Sth of January Hr Harry LsodK $1.50 O’er the Hills to Ardenteuy .. Sir Harry lander 43247 Monastery Bells Merle Alceoh SI.OO It Was the Tims of Ular Elsie Baker 1*753 Saint A' Amour (Love’s Greeting)... Margaret Mcßee 85c Invitation—W'aJts Margaret McKee 7*768 President Harding March Cnlted State. Marine Band 85c National Capital Centennial—March.... Cnlted States Marine Band RED SEAL RECORDS 74644 41.75 1* Sonrwa.nibu la—Com* prr me **rwnn (Oh, Lnrr, M* Thy Tower) - Amellta GalJf-CvrH 04066 1.8 Ser#*natl .Mabel <arrl*n 74688 1.76 Gypmy Airn No. 1 Jrha 11*11*4* 64961 113 Melody In A Major ..... Frit* KrHulfr 60100 2.00 Hon t r!o*—Hlo, *he nail alma fnfonder* (Infuvo Friendship Into Our Soul*) Giovanni Mnrtinolli and Gltiftepp* I>* Lae* 64962 1.25 Ibnmlh the Moon of Lombardy... John McCormack 64963 1.25 Trelnde i n G Sharp Minor . Sergei Rachmaninoff 6496.7 1.25 Turkish March (from "The Ruin* of Athan*'*) . .Olff* S*Uaroff 74690 1.75 Symphony No. 1. In C Major—Finale TonanJnl and la Scola Orchestra 64964 1.25 Love Send* a Little Gift of Ko*e Relnald Werrenroth HEAR THESE OR ANY OTHER RECORDS IN OUR SPLENDID RECORD DEPARTMENT, WHERE COURTEOUS SALESMEN ARE EAGER TO ASSIST YOU. “Everything in Music” 27 EAST OHIO STREET Hume-Mansur Bldg. MAin 4292. —PHONES— Auto. 24-023 i ■■■ = ■ ==

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CLOTHING —onCREDIT Hoyle Oarick nJ Clothioj Cos. MS-306-301 W. Washington at. t Doors Vest Senate A vs.

| Do You Really SAVE | by Doing the Ironing ? . • This ad is a plain talk to the woman who does her own ironing for the sake of economy. We want you to know that we now do WASHING — • STARCHING—IRONING —by the pound, at a rate so low that it is no longer worth your while to do the ironing yourself. Our complete service is bringing lots of new customers. PROGRESS SOFT WATER LAUNDRY , 420 East Market. MA In 0237. Automatic 20-371. ) Phone the office or ask the driver. - CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS A LOUISVILLK XY. Excursion to Michigan City The Coney Island of the West $3.25 Round Trip (“) Sunday, July 10 RETURN SAME DAY Leaves Indianapolis 7:45 a. m. Arrives Michigan City •• 12:30 noon Return Train leaves Michigan City 5:20 p. m. Enjoy the Cool Breezes of Lake Michigan Take a Ride on Big Lake Steamer—Round Trip, 35c For further information consult Ticket Agent Consolidated Ticket Office Union Station rhone* MA In 3927; Auto. 31-384. Phone* MA In 4507; Auto. 34-318. J. W. ARMSTRONG F. B. HIMSTON Ta**cn*cr Traffic Agent Division Fr*|fhi and Pa>srngr Agent ROOFING Asphalt Shingles and Roll Roofing are applied with best results at this season of the year. Before letting your roofing Jobs, please phone us for an estimator to call on you and exhibit samples and measure your roof without charge. We carry workmen’s compensation and- public liability insurance, and our roofs are guaranteed. ■ GREER-HANKINS LUMBER CO. 624 Mn**ar huwett* At*. Main 0747 —Tel*phones— Anto. 22-213 F§

Horuft’s Friday Bargain Days Take the Hi Cost Out of Footwear LADIES' OXFORDS, STRAPS V and pumps ~ SJ.9B, s,zeß - White M Q ( Sl “** / % is *2—• fi ($0.981 New 1921 J Four Store* at Old Time Prices. F u" Bargain* SHOE THE KIDDIES AT SAVINGS Get Vacation Footwear on Bargain Day. BABY DOLLS, BAREFOOT SANDALS AND OXFORDS a. 98c $1.49 $1.98 According to .Ize and quality. y ' Blacks, whites and brewns, and In light or hearV weights. W W TB T W*"* B" 1 342-344 Virginia Avenue. m m 8 I SMI B-d * 1108-1110 Fountain Square. I & ILJ 938-40 South Meridian St

Khaki Pants 1 E x c e p t i o nally /h nn well mad e, % g < / Strong. Wear like tp M *J | Iron. All sizes. T IS Many grades. A bargain at — Washington and Delaware. ■■UMBBHBaaHnBHI AWNINGS ADVANCE TENT ANlf AWNING CO. 315-319 Adelaide St. MA la 3082. Auto. 22-893. k WONDER CONCRETE MIXERS i ill; $230.9*. Nus ced. BURL FINCH. 314 W. Maryland St. Buy Your WatchA On Refined Credit Plan S’ EASY PAYMENTS Small payment FmIJ and weekly payment* We can supply any requirement as AfX-—-TxWi 40 q“®nty at a W range of prices that Iff ! will satisfy and will sjsi —a JaJjM meet your wishes. J jgf You have all the j gsYl y advantages of I L LjKeMF oasli trans a c tion ■ with the privilege 1 of extending credit. I Gray, Gribben & Gray n Corner Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, , ■ SPECIAL SALE/ NOW ON AH wool suits to your A A measure for ill LEON TAILORING CO. V /|Y UW 131 E. New York St. ™\J Cutieura Soap The Complexion i 81-23 M. ILLINOIS ST. , MILLINERY and APPAREL FOB WOMEN AND MISSES.