Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 133, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1921 — Page 11

U. S. ENTERS RACE TO GAIN DYE INDUSTRY IChance Seen to Lead England and Germany in Coloring Exports. WASHINGTON. Oct. 11—The American Infant dye industry, now selling its products in foreign markets at the rate of $25,000,000 a year, is engaging In a three-cornered race for world supremacy with England and Germany. American dye manufacturers during the next three or four years, according to officials of the Coujmerce Department, have a fair chance to capture the bulk of the world trade in coloring materials and chemicals. American-made dyes now are selling In enormous quantities in Japan, China and India, Virtually all dye stuffs consumed in the United States now are of domestic manufacture, with the exception of some very extreme specialties imported from Swiizeriand. Supremacy in the dye industry for the United States means much more than financial success for the particular industry concerned, officials point out. It spells cheap fertilizer and a commanding position throughout the world in the matter of explosives. Those two things run parallel with the dye industry. British dye manufacturers are protected from foreign competition by a license act under which all importers may be regulated by the Government. The temporary embargo on imports of practically all dyes into the United States is intended to afford equal protection to this country’s manufacturers. The German industry is being looked to as the only serions competitor of the American dye manufacturers. Exporters in the United States have little fear of iserions competition by the British, the "commerce reports disclose. The German government, according to advices received by the Commerce Department, is making an investigation of the industry to determine whether government subsidies or other assistance may become necessary. Chemicals are reported as “slow.” Some fertilizer is being shipped out. Nitrate and phosphate plants are doing what is described as a “fair amount of business.” Plants handling coal tar products are bolding down their output, but have been able to retain a majority of their workmen.—Copyright, 1921, by Public Ledger Company. COST OF HELIUM TO BE CUT IN HALF Reduction Due With Capacity Output. FORT WORTH. Texas, Oct. 14.—The United States Government pays approximately 20 cents per cubic foot for the production of more than 20”-,000 cubic feet of helium a month at the Fort Worth plant, the only one of Its kind In the world. When capacity production is reached the cost will be reduced by one-hall, according to Lieutenant Commander Allan G. Olson. U. S. N, officer in charge of the plant. In the warehouse is stored the majority of the world’s supply of helium in steel cylinders, awaiting consignment to army and naval aviation centers. Tne cylinder necessary to the storage and transportation of the heiium represent an expenditure of more than $4,000,000. I Although the production plant is situated here, the natural gas, containing about 1 per cent helium, is extracted by secret process and 1 brought from the petroleum fields through a pipe ltne built j by the Government at a cost of more than ; $1,600,000. The gas, after being liquified and the 1 helium extracted, is again allowed to return to its natural state, a.nd Is then sent again through pipe lines for commercial consumption.—Copyright, 1921, by Public Ledger Company. FARMERS VERSUS PASTORS. ONGAIi, England, Oct. 14.—Members of the Farmers' Union have refused to pay their taxes because a law passed last year exempts clergymen from taxation. Several have been summoned to court, i

It Pays to Come Here A few steps out of the beaten path, it is true—but at a time like this when it is up to you to wring the last cent of value from every dollar spent what do a few extra steps matter when the resulting savings are so large as those here. Our Saturday specials are worth coming miles for. The shoes are real bargains. Why? Because they combine style and quality with extremely low prices.

Men’s Gunmetal Calf Skin Lace / X/ f SHOES J&-' A SATURDAY ONLY. f l $3.85 It surely does pay to come for tnese wonderful values in men’s gunmetal calfskin, lace shoes. They have the well known Goodyear welt soleto. English lasts and a few broad toes. Regular $5 values on TODAY’S market. No man can afford to overlook such remarkable bargains. Remember the price of s3.Ss*is for Saturday only. •** m>w ■ i ———a——————— g y * Biack Alaska Calf Skin Lace SHOES • Just the shoes to stand all kinds of rough weather. Blucher style with heavy tips and husky soles. Made on a SIZES comfort last sncl very easy i to on the feet. For Saturday (T> f* Only ■

CARPET SLIPPERS For Men and Women L|***\|| Buy them Saturday and prepare for hng winter evenings of luxurious foot NSfetiy Yawßpr ease. The slippers on sale Saturday only have leather soles and heels. All sizes in stock. 0 V \ ~ a Store open until 9:30 Satnr- * P ill g ® Uay Evenings. ii] I j 'ilk Ik b We are exclusive agents for W 7, £~: jragP F! jc, gjs fij, Dr. A. Reed Cushion Bole if . J&Taj ’Ut * 9 A Shoes and Arch Preserver W* y. ,3#-j54 ; t w r \TAn -—Wist SI vlvl sho ®“ ,ur B °y * Girls-

Second Woman M. P. ir| Mrs. Thomas Wintriugham, who has been elected to the House of Commons as Liberal representatives from Louth. She is the second woman elected to the British Parliament, the first being Lady Astor, American-born wife of Baron Ah tor, who succeeded to her husband's seat. Mrs. Wtntringhain also succeeds her husband. Placer Gold Mining Stirs Ohio Community

CHTLLICOTHE. Ohio, Oct. 14.—William Smalley of Bainbridge and Thomas Goode of Greenfield have leased 150 acres of land in Bainbridge township and propose to begin placer mining there as soon as the necessary machinery can be Installed. The alleged discovery of the yellow metal was made while hunting Indian relics In the creek bed, which adjoins the land leased. Samples of the sand were assayed, and the report was so favorable that the men decided that mining could be done profitably.

MOTHER! Your Child’s Bowels Need “California Fig Syrup” Hurry mother! Even a sick ehild loves the “fruity” taste of "California Fig Syrup” and it never fails to open the bowels. A teaspoonful today may prevent a sick child tomorrow If constipated, bilious, feverish, fretful, has cold, colic, or if stomach is sour, tongue coated, breath bad, remember a cleansing of the little bowels is often all that is necessary. Ask your druggist for genuine “California Fig Syrup” which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must say “California” or you may get an imitation fig syrup—Advertisement.

Ladies’ and Girls’ —1 Tan Lace Low Heel 'J; / SHOES | / $3.98 JJ\ Ladles’ and grow jj*' ing girls’ tan lace / v\ boots witu low, f comfortable heels —ssuri""’- -Vi to and medium toes. This !r anew shade of tan, very pleasing to the eye. A serviceable, dressy boot that is an extraordinary value at Saturday’s price V. J r Children’s r 3 ? Nature Last fc ( SHOES ZA The leather is gunmetal calfskin in hi-cut nature last style y'* A with heek Avery good shoe f NV for fall and winter wear L SIZES and an unusual bargain at $1.98. 8% to 11 For Saturday tty 4 o Only 1 •170 -

CALIFORNIA FOWL HIT UP MASH AND GO ON DEBAUCH River of Moonshine Sadly Demoralizes Poultry and Birds. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 14. —Many are the trials and tribulations of prohibition as enforced in Southern California. But the residents of a fashionable Los Angeles district that was recently “raided” by Federal authorities believe they have anew brand of prohibition frievance. When the officers charged upon the foes of Amendment 18, occupants of a beautiful home, they obtained several hundred gallons of moonshine whisky with a kick like a Government mule, several hundred gallons of an ambrosial compound known as mash, a huge still, mid odds and ends of other thiugs that give the boot to bootlegger. THEN FUN STARTS. Either In an effort to get rid of the contraband, or through accident, some of the mash was poured from the windows of the honse of guilt, ran into the yard and penetrated even unto the sacred precinct of the neighborhood chicken runs. When the early risers among the barn yard denizens awoke next morning and went foraging they made a discovery and gave the high sign to the rest of the flock. After which the following events happened. A scouting pigeon saw the chickens from afar and after wigwagging home to his family proceeded to fall off the , water wagon. An erstwhile modest and retiring ; spinster-hen Insulted the family eat and Lose Your Fat, Keep Your Health Superfluous flesh is not healthy, neither it it healthy to diet or exercise too much for its removal. {The simplest method known for reducing the overfat body easily and steadily‘is the Marmola Method, tried and endorsed by thousands. Mar- ! mola Prescription Tablets contain an I exa doses of the famous Marmola Prescription, and are sold bv druggist* the world over at one dollar lor a case. They I are harmless and leave no wrinkles or ; flabbiness. They are popular because effective and convenient. Ask your drugi gist for them or send price direct to the | Marmola Cos., 4612 Woodward Ave., Dei troit, Mich., and procure a case.—Adver- ; tisement. How to Get Relief From Rheumatism Scientists Agree That the Cause Is Due to Waste Products In the Blood. The blood is the means by which all tissues, muscles, ligaments and flesh of the body are directly or indirectly nourished. It is also through the blood stream that worn-out tissues and waste products are cast out of the system. When waste products accumulate, they are a menace to life. They cause a lowered vitality, many skin disorders and rheumatism. Genuine relief from the agonies of rheumatism can be had only by correcting the basic trouble—waste products. Thousands and thousands of men and women during the past H> years hav. cleared their blood of waste product* with S. S. S. It is the ideal remedy for rheumatism, because it removes the poisonous waste matter which is causing the trouble. There are no bad after effects and the result Is wonderful. Begin taking S. S. S. today and write for 56-page illustrated booklet, “Facts About the Blood’*—free. Personal medical advice, without cha’-gr may also be had by sending a comply description of your case. Address Chief Medical Director, Swift Specific Cos., 732 ; S S. S. Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. All i drug stores sell S. S. S.—Advertisement.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14,1921.

pursued him until Tom took refuge in a tree and refused to come down for hours. A respectable pullet staggered about in public places and flapped her wings and attempted to crow. LEGHORNS SLEEP ON BACKS. The upper ten of a choice and snobbish breed of Leghorns refused to seek the privacy of their perches at night, but Biept on their backs with the hoi their feet extended to the heavens. A mocking bird which for many nights had been serenading neighborhood Spooners suddenly *forgot his dulcet strains for a squawk that some said counded like a basso-tenor of an adolescent. Pigeons for miles arotind swooped down and quarreled with the chickens as they partook of the mash, then went off to a cool corner and slept It oft, regardless of small boys and dogs. Flies in that part of the city swarmed down in that one particular spot, retiring therefrom in an aerial shimmy or clustering in bunches on bedroom and kitchen screens and sleeping so thoroughly one authority believes he heard them snore. Now the neighbors believe they have a legitimate cause for complaint and want

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to know If there Is not some less drastic measure of disposing of, to misquote old Omar, “the corn that can with logic absolute, amendment eighteen utterly confute.” THIRTEEN JUST WAS ‘UNLUCKY* Girls* Premonition True—Hit by Auto. “Something unlucky is bound to happen,” Miss Anna Noy, 617 West Vermont street, remarked to Miss Pearl Wilson, S3O Douglas street, as they lert the office of the city cierß, where they are employed as special stenographers, as they went out to lunch yesterday. The occasion for the remark was the j fact that it was the thirteenth of the \ month and thirteen girls are employed In j tabulating registration returns in the clerk’s office. It happened. As the two girls were crossing New York street near California street, they were struck by an automobile driven by

Dr. James O. Richey, 602 Hume-Mansur building, who turned out to avoid another car. They were taken to the Long hospital, where it was said their Injuries are not serious. INSURE SELF—PROTECT FAMILY. Every subscriber of this newspaper Is entitled to the benefits of the ludinna Daily Times SI,OOO Travel Accident Insurance Policy. For details phone Main 3500 or Anto. ZB-35L T. H., I. & E. Gives Up State Franchises The Terre Haute, Indianapolis A Eastern Traction Company has filed a notice with pnblic service commission of the surrender of all of its franchises in Indiana. There were some thirty franchises in all that have been surrendered. TRAGIC “BULLFIGHT.” VALENCIA, Spain, Oct. 14.—A boy was tossed and torn to pieces by a bull while playing at bullfighting with some companions. In imitation of the bullfighters the boys waved their caps in front of the animal, which became enraged and charged the group.

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CASH op CREDIT TERMS TO SUIT Stoves and Ranges I 44 Made in Indianapolis’*--- Sold at The ISlational “MADE IN INDIANAPOLIS" THE “DUPLEX” COMBINATION I rib /%. WT" 1 GAS and COA L -4, /Ffl H i $ 98' 75 j This “Duplex” Combinaranges in of polished blue steel. Has white enamel panels in wanning closet and oven f door; la*ge size; finely fTv / constructed. A range that ’!■■■# regularly would sell at a fipp?* ''.Z. J __ much higher price, offered Sold Cash or Easy Pay“PALACE HOTBLAST” Equipped complete with 4* IZ£\ ood lined zinc, 1 liUv faer, 1 elbow, 3 joints -- pe and 1 collar. Spe- Qjr “Made in Indianapolis.” A Hotblast that will save on your coal bill. (As illustrated). It will heat mere given space on less fuel than any other hotblast. Will burn any kind of coal, even the commonest kind of slack. It consumes all its gases and smoke, leaving only a fine white ash —and last but not least it is made of cast iron and will last for years. Let us show you this wonderful hotblast Saturday. Priced from $59.50 and up. ’■ Sold Cash Or Easy Payments. “MAIE IN INDIANAPOLIS” “TRIUMPH” Wood or Coal RANGE ggp§§ s 49i jIM Made of heavy cold rolled, planished steel. Has sani- 1 tary base. Has six lids, 18- M inch oven. No. 8 fire box r^nlKfor coal or wood, high if warming oven and coal iYaj. {% Bfaute on front. See this y range at the National Satuday at $49.50. Sold Cash or Easy Pay(r~ -- - ■ - ■■ ■ ■ ' AGAIN SATURDAY—For Those Who Were Disappointed wWSMI Sky Blue I Granite Ware 14-Quart Dish Pan 8-Quart Preserving Kettle.a 110-Quart Water Pail aBIVV 3-Quart Coffee Pot VCH l ■ STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. Out cfAeMjt Jltnf Dirfrkt 3ss * 313 UtUT—A. TIMES WANT ADS BEING RESULTS

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