Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 129, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1921 — Page 12

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We Will Help You to Save Safely Jflrtrijtr g&abtnjs anb Crust Company m , . ■ ’—s DEATH TOLL IN WRECK OF SHIP ESTIMATED AT 24 Included in Lost Were Three Sinn Fein Experts Bound for London Parley. GLASGOW, Scotland, Oct. 10. —Twentyfour persons. Including ten members of the American Southern Syncopated Orchestra, perished when the Laird liner Rowan sank off the southwest coast of Scotland, after two collisions yesterday, it was feared today. Earlier reports of the disaster contained a list of only sixteen missing, including one American, but it is believed the number of victims was twenty-four. Three Sinn Feiners experts who were to have participated in the conference in London were among those drowned. The Rowan collided with the American steamer West Camak in the North Channell off Corsewall Point, early Sunday and both boats were damaged. Rushing to the rescue in response to urgent wireless appeals from the West Camak, the llnor Clan Malcolm crashed into the Rowau, which sank immediate!} There was a heavy fog. Both the West Camak and the Clan Malcoln assistel in the rescue work, which was carried on with greatest difficulty. The British destroyer. Wrestler, arrived on the scene anil members of her crew dived overboard and supported victims of the crash until boats picked them up. The Southern Syncopated Orchestra, composed largely of American negroes, which has been touring Scotland, was aboard the Rowan.

Bandits Take Car to Haul Booze and Return It to Owner In three men who held him np, robbed him, took the automobile he was driving, and later called np the owner of the machine and told where It might be found, Roscoe Stonehof. jitney driver for Pete Koloff on West Michigan street, believes he has discovered the most accommodating set of bandits in Indianapolis. Stonehof was held up at Tibbs avenue and West Michigan street Saturday and compelled to drive Into the country where he was robbed. The hold-up men said they wanted tlie car to nse in hauling a load of liqnor, but if he would not report the theft to the police they would return the machine. Sunday someone telephoned Mrs. Pete Koloff, and told her that the machine could be found at Capitol avenue and McLean Place. The machine was undamaged.

Welcome 7 uckers <f The Return of our old neighbor to Washington Street brings pleasant memories of our earlier years . iff Here's wishing prosperous business to Tucker s at 4 East Washington Street . NEXT DOOR TO **Always in Good Taste ” 6 East Washington Street 48 Years on Washington Street

nrrn Special Sale of F-Jj|SCHOOL SHOES V iIP ~ -dm 1 F° r Tuesday Only sfifl 'S’ $1.98 SO-48 A&VIjK Girls* I = JF == '"+* Sizes and Children’s Sizes, 98c to $ 1.69 Sturdy and neat shoes noted for their hard wearingp ?ualities. Many different styles and kinds of ' n light or heavy soles. A real treat for the *BH7.y V Enough sizes for all. 342-344 Virginia f V AnVinniD 938-940 South Avenue. II | ||J I ILL 7 U Meridian St. iBHRMF' ■- y 1108-1110 rl I 11% II P P 2630 NorthFountain Square. A A A m A A mj western. k

FIND FINANCES OF RAVENSWOOD OUT OF BALANCE Report of State Accounts Board Shows Bad Management. The little town of Ravenswood, situated on the banks of White River, north of the city, and noted chiefly for its display of bathing suits, came into the limelight again today when the State board of accounts reported that its financial affairs have been badly mismanaged and that there is not the amount of money on deposit in favor of the town that should be. The examination of the financial affairs of the corporation, which has a large population in the summer, but the permanent population of which is given by the United States Census Bureau as five, was made by J. H. O'Neall, an examiner of the board of accounts. He found that A. P. Robertson, clerk and treasurer of the town, owed the corporation the sum of $1,695.06. It was stated at the board of accounts office, however,-that unof- , fielal word had been received that Mr. Robertson had, since the report was made, deposited a part of this sum to the credit of the town. REPORT OF STATE EXAMINER. The examiner found that the prescribed books are not being used, that the records are not in balance, that the records are not properly kept, and that neither officers’ bonds nor depository bonds are on file. The principal income of the town, according to the report, is derived from the automobile parking privileges. The examiner says no accurate record of this income Is kept. The total receipts of the town for the period from Aug. 4, 1919 to July 31, 1921 were $.1,638.64 and the disbursements were $3,643.55, leaving a balance of $1,995.06, of which $.300 wa# deposited Aug. 17, according to the report. The remainder due, according to the report, is $1,695.06, unless there has been an additional deposit since the date of the report. The receipts of the town are listed as follows: Contributions, $501; concessions, $749.59; automobile parking, $3,207.75; borrowed money, S2OB, and bond sales, S9OO. The disbursements are listed as follows: Pay of marshall. $1,725.74; special police, SSS4.OS; park upkeep, $955; clerk’s supplies, $3.69; printing, $49.50; payment of borrowed money, $25. COMMENTS ON SITUATION. The examiner makes the following comments on the situation: “Record and data from which to make an accurate examination of the affairs of Ravenswood corporation Is so meager as to make it almost impossible to determine with any degree of accuracy the amount of money collected and disbursed Few Invoices for purchases are' on file. More briefly stated, neglect of the town’s business Is everywhere apparent. “Verification of money received for parking space wag made from available coupons, but It Is exceedingly questionable if all moneys thus disclosed In the financial statement represent anything like the amount collected from this source. “No money was at any time deposited ' to the credit of the corporation until Aug. j 17, 192 L during the progress of this ex- j

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Fletcher Henstep, a ter years of praet’ce, is beginning to show some ability as a trader. One day this week he took his mule over to Bounding Billows and swapped It for a hog. Starting home the hog got contrary and didn’t want to go, so he stopped and swapped It for a ham of meat. Then further down the road a man saw the ham and wanted It. and Fletcher swapped him It for a good rifle, and when he reached home his clfe asked him where the mule was and he held up a nice rabbit he had Just killed • • • The Dog Hill preacher had an Interesting sermon last Sunday and was holding the entire and undivided attention of the congregation until Miss Fruzle AlLsop came In wearing her new dress. * • Salem Barlow came within a few feet of buying a side of bacon on a credit at the Rye Straw store Monday. He got as far as the door.

amlnation, when S3OO was deposited In the Aetna Trust Company, Indianapolis, leaving an unpaid balance of $1,665.06.” He follows this up with these recommendations: Receipts should be given for all money collected. No money should be disbursed except on vouchers duly authorized and allowed by the board at regular meetings. Detached coupons for parking space should be turned over to the treasurer, and entered by him p* the time of receipt. Entry should disclose first and last number of coupon. No parking tag uor coupon should be destroyed. No town officer 1s under bond. Meet-

-—, If you were unable to f A attend the Houne-warm-Ing of our enlarged studioa last week, come In ripß sny time and see the t largest and finest photoE graphic studio In this the country. Ninth Floor, Kahn Bldg.

Mending Tissue No sewing or darning. Repairs clothing ■llk. satin, cotton goods, ribbons, fabric* •f all kinds. kid gloves, mackintoshes, ombrellaa parasols, stockings, etc.. Package postpaid, 10 eents, two package#. It cents. Address PENN PUBLISHING CO.. BlatrsvlUe. Pa.

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ing of board should be called and Ralary sufficient to cover premium on bond of treasurer should be voted. Amount of bond should be twice amount on hand at any one time. Money should be deposited daily as received. Shots End Lives of Father and Daughter MILWAUKEE, Wis., Oct. 10.—rollce today are Investigating the deaths of Ole Larson, 65, Oshkosh, Wis., and his daughter Helen, 34, who were found dead In the saloon of John Atihley Sunday. The tragedy was revealed when three shots were heard and on entering the saloon the police found Larson and his daughter lying dead upon the floor. Miss

INGROWN TOE NAIL TURNS OUT ITSELF

A noted authority says that a few drops of “Outgro” upon the skin surrounding the ingrowing nail reduces Inflammation and pain and so toughens the tender, sensitive skin underneath the toe nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over night. “Outgro” Is a harmless, antiseptic manufactured for chiropodists. However, anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing directions.—Advertisement.

FIRE ADJUSTER’S SALE GLAZER’S $75,000 STOCK GOING BIG Still lots of exceptional bargains to be had, but we would advise immediate action if you want to participate in this greatest of all sales. Buffets 512.00 Up 9x12 Deltex Rugs... .$(5.50 Dining Tables, oak. .$32.00 Linoleum, good quality, square Dining Chairs, slightly damp, yard 35£ at a saving of 65% Cork Linoleum, square Three-piece Queen Anne Din- yard 65d ing Suite, China Closet, Dining R ag Rugs 25< Table and Buffet. Sale __ Rockers $1.50 Up Three-piece Tapestry Mattresses *2.00 Up Suits $105.00 Iron Beds $1.25 Up Three-piece Velour Brass and Metal Beds as low Suits $159.00 as $7.75 TERMS OF SALE Everything is marked in plain figures—the regular price and the sale price will be found on white tags. Select what you want, tear off the lower part of the tag and settle with the cashier. No phone orders will be received. No exchanges can be made. No charge for delivery within city limits where purchase ex. ceeds SIO.OO. We must have two to five days’ time to make deliveries. - - - ■■ ■ Frank Braden & Cos., Fire Adjusters JOHN TUTTLE, Manager for the Adjusters Sale Conducted at Glazer’s Store 444 East Washington Street Between New Jersey and East Streets. Sale From 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.

V/e EYES oAAe WORLD [ Have nT, S Opnca/ \0 0 W\ \ Yfi* / / / Examined Service \\ \ iVoic/ D Your eyes examined, the finest of lenses fitted into any frame or mounting in our stock. (f a pjq r-/\ Complete b 4 tbI.DU Invisible Bifocals for far and near vision (ground together, not cemented). Complete with rfQ <jiq d*l >1 mounting . $0 * MtT We will change your lenses free of charge any time within six months from purchase date. No Extra Charge for Examination. Hoosier Optical Cos. Mfg. Opticians 148 N. Illinois St. Indianapolis Open Saturday Evenings.

Are You Satisfied With your present financial condition, content to go along in the same old rut, facing an uncertain future ? A Savings Account is full of possibilities for an independent income. Tomorrow offers you nothing, unless you save today. WE PAY 4'/ 2 % ON SAVINGS MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street. Deposits made on or before the 10th receive Interest from the Ist.

Larson had been shot In Lie left shoulder and neck, while the father's head /had been almost blown off with a shot gun. Reduce Your Fat Without Dieting Years ago the formula for fat reduction was "diet'’—“exercise.” Today It Is "Take Marmola Proscription Tablets.” Friends tell friends—these friends tell others. They eat substantial food, live as they like and still reduce steadily and easily without going through long sieges of tiresome exercise and starvation diet. Marmola Tablets are sold by all druggists the world over at one dollar for a large case, or If yog prefer you can order direct from the Marmola Company, 4612 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich.—Advertisement.

Most Ailments Due to One Thing That la, Impure Impoverished, Devitalized Blood. Probably 75 per cent of the ailment* of the human race are due to an abnormal condition of the blood,—thin, poor, anemic. This fact and the further fact that Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies, enriches and revitalizes the blood, by creating a healthy appetite, aiding digestion, promoting assimilation and thereby securing In full all the benefits of complete nutrition, must Impress the thoughtful with the wisdom of giving this great medicine a good fair trial. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is greatest merit plus greatest economy, the most for the money. Get it today.—Advertisement.

Washing at Home Is Expensive and Bothersome Work The weekly washing costs the average family about $2.50 done at home. Crown Wet Wash is 60 per pound, and the average bunWet Wash die j s a^ou t twenty pounds. See 6 what it will actually save you in mone 7> besides the bother, worry ■ I and inconvenience of having it done at home. Our new equipment is the last word in laundry machinery, especially designed for Wet Wash. We also have a Dry Wash, Per Pound—Min. SI.OO. Rough Dry and Family Finished. (rown laundry Telephone Webster 1923

Christmas Money Forwarded to Europe PERSONS desiring to send money to relatives and friends in Europe will appreciate the prompt and efficient service offered by our Foreign Exchange Department. Your inquiries on this service solicited. FOREIGN EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK FOUNDED 1865.

__ PERFECT HEARING FOR THE i —DEAF —| THE LITTLE GEM EAR PHONE awarded the GOLD MEDAL, highest award for Ear Phones In competition with all hearing instruments at Panama Pacific Exposition. Look at it and you SEE the simplest and smallest device in the world; use It and you FEEL that you have the most wonderful piece of mechanism yet devised for suffering mankind. Let us prove what we say. FREE DEMONSTRATION At Our Store from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Tuesday, Oct. 11, Wednesday, Oct. 12, Thursday, Oct. 13 THE LITTLE GEM EAR UHOXE, the latest patented perfect hearing device With It you can hear under all condition* In the church, theater and general converaation. The AUTO EAR MASSAGE atop* head noiaes and makes the cure of deafness pcsalble. Remember, we would not allow such a demonstration In our store unless wo had Investigated the Instrument thoroughly. . An expert from New York City will be with n* on the above days. We most earnestly request you to call, make a teat privately and receive expert advice without charge. Every Instrument guaranteed. Ask for booklet. Tell your deaf frleuda Wm.H. ARMSTRONG CO. “The Surgical Instrument House” mmmmemmm ■ 34- West Ohio Street

INTERSTATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY EXCURSION TO LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Sunday, October 16, 1921 $3.0.0 Round Trip K Train leaves Traction Terminal Station 7:00 A. M. For details see T. J. Gore, Jt. Tkt. Agent, Main 4500—4501. INTERSTATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY

The Apex Electric Suction Sweeper “Takes the work out of housework." Fre demonstration In your own home. The Hatfield Electric Company Main 0123. Cor. Maryland and Meridian Sts. Auto. 23-123.

GET THE HABIT Wear | NOE S QUALITY [ Jewelry THE FLETCHER M. NOE 10S N. Illinois St. JSWILBV STOBB. o>. YaralmU Station.

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THE other day • • • FIVE girls met * • * AND each knew the other • • • OR all knew each other • • • WHICHEVER is correct • > • ANYWAY each one * * • WAS wearing a middy • • • OF fine wool flannel * • • SOME with gold emblems * • SOME with black bars and eagle • • • SOME red and white emblems • • • AND I soon discovered • • • FROM their conversation • • • THAT each girl's middy * • • WAS bought at Ayres * * * WHICH la not strange • * • BECAUSE these middles • • • WERE beautlfuUy made, • •' • OF lovely wool flannel • • • AND cost only $5.95. —Thank you. (Advertisement.)

Modern Painless Methods ■v>- ~ Our skilled workmen are all licensed dentists and are Instructed to combine service with their skill. In extractions they use Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen—assuring you of painless treatment and no after effects. United Unton Dental Corp. Eiteljorg & Moore Corner East Market St. and Circle 23 Years in T’bla Location. Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.

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SPECIAL SALE NOW ON “ r" con ■in HON lAILORIN3 CX ▼ I*l K. New York St. tmi 1/

DETROIT VAPOR STOVE* PENINSULAR STOVES QURNEY REFRIGERATOR* CHENEY PHONOGRAPH* For Sale by HOOSIER OUTFITTING CO. 443-6 E. Wash.

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HEATING STOVES Large ize, 18 in. Q rn Junior Heater* .. yIO.DU Up Little Furniture Store 211 E. Washington St.

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