Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 187, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1921 — Page 2

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Chicago Cops Get Order to Conquer Rum Police Head Declares Mere Children Are Allowed to Get Drunk. CHICAGO. Dec. 16.—The* teeth of the TlUaol* prohibition act are being sharpened by Chief of Police Charles Fitamorrla today and violators of the antlbooze law are going to be bitten. The chief announced the lid was to be clamped down In Chicago “until It squeaks.” All police captains of the city were called to the office of the chief and given positive orders to “dry up” their precincts. Discovery of “cases” in any captain's district, they were warned, will be grounds for charges before the police trial board. New and drastic orders against sales of Illicit liquor were issued by the chief on orders of Mayor Thompson. J*l am going to close every place in Chicago where liquor Is sold, kept or given away," the chief saftd. “That Includes the places known as respectable where young couples go to dance and *t drunk with a resultant immoral debaach. ‘3 want to tell you there are places in CMfcago where children fto to drink, where they get so drunk thfty can’t stand up." The trouble with young people In this town, where liquor is concerned, is that they have apeed but no control.” -*'WIU private clubs be raided?” the chief was asked. J*There is no immune place dn Chicago,” he replied. The Chicago police depwtment for months has not concerned itielf to any great extent with the enforcement of the prohibition law, Chief Fitzmorris contending that the suppression of major crime was a matter of more Importance. The new orders against liquor sales constitute a radical change in poltj y.

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Brunswick Records Will Furnish Your Christmas Music Let the carols of jour childhood make this Christmas one of real happiness—live over in them those red-krtter days of memory. These Brunswick records will renew them in your heart. These and newer favorites will not only brighten Christmas, but will make charming gifts. Specia* Releases for Xmas Now On Sale 5053 I Still. Still With Thee Criterion Male Quartet 81.00 \ Son of God Goeii Forth to War. .Criterion Male Quar. 5017 i Abide With Me. ..Marie Tiffany and Elizabeth Lennox 81.00 I Almost Persuaded... .Marie Tiffany-Eiizabeth Lennox 5022 I Angel’s Serenade Marie Tiffany 81.00 i Cradle Song — Marie Tiffany 6042 / Still Sweeter Every Day Criterion Male Quartet 81.00 i Brighten the Corner Where You Are. .Criterion Quar. 5038 I Christ Arose Collegate Choir 81.00 ( Come Thou Almighty King Colb-gate Choir 5057 I Drifting D0wn................Criteri0n Male Quartet 81.00 i Go.-pei Train Criterion Male Quartet 13007 1 Bells of SL Mary’s Theo Karle 81 .25 i Evening Song Theo Karle 100*9 f 81.00 1 BUant Night.... w ... Florence Easton and Male Trio | Oh, Come All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fidelesl Itl AO i r Collegate Choir 9J..UUJ Joy to the World. Collegate Choir January Release On Sale Today Many New Dance Hits *lst Everybody Step Bennie Kruger’s Orchestra 85<? 1 How Many Time5...........8eunie Kruger's Orchestra ties > Asleep in the Deep, Wiifr-d Glenn 85c • Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep Wilfred Glenn *l*l ) love’s Ship Joseph OHari 85c ) Little Crumbs of Happiness. .Jos. O’Hara-Jas. Craven *153 j Who’ll Be the Next One?..Jas. Craven and Male Trio 85c J Rosy Cheeks Irene Audrey and Charles Hart *154 \ Birds of a Feather Charles Hart and Elliott Shaw 85C \ I'm a Sentimental Dreamer. Ernest Hare Female Trio *l4B I Hark! the Herald Angels Sing All Souls’ Choir 85C tlt Came Upon the Midnight Clear Cathedral Choir * { While Shepherds Watched Ail Souls’ Choir Ss<? > Angels from the Realms of Glory Cathedral Choir 2155 v Plantation Lullaby. .Frank Ferera Anthony Franehini 85d 1 Sweet Hawaiian Girl of Mine..Ferera and Franchini *ls* Fancies Gene Rodemlch's Orchestra 85C > Gypsy Bluea Gene Ro-lemich’s Orchestra *159 \ Jolt Like a Rainbow Rodemlch’s Orchestra 85<? I Cry Baby Bluea Gene Rodemlcha Orchestra 5069 ) When the Sun Goes Down lsham Jones’ Orchestra 81.00 Dream of Me.................15ham Jones’ Orchestra *155 Wedding of the Winls Waltz. .Miniature Concert Ore 85<* { Over the Waves Waitz...Miniature Concert Orchestra *163 j Monastery Belli Caetlewood Marimba Band 850 ) Silver Sards of Love Castlewood Marimba Band *l5B )£5 * Tou ....Carl Fenton’s Orchestra 850 i T ' JclC Me rfleep in My 01d 'Tucky Home ) ...•••••..Carl Fenton's Orchestra *157 ) Somewhere in Nap.es Rudy Wledoeft’s Cals 850 When Buddha Smi.es Rudy Wiedoeft’a Cals! *l6O 1 Washington Post March Rogers and His Band 850 1 El Capltan March.. .Walter B. Rogers and His Band | Sal-O-May.. Selvin’s Orchestra 850 1 Canadian Capers Selvin’s Orchestra 10049 t 81.00 S Bacondlta Armenia Tlno Pattiera $l?Oo( L<lSt BOSe ° f Bommer Virginia Rea 18030 ( Sing! Sing! Birds on the Wing Theo Karle 81*25$ ’Tia an Irish Girl I Love... Theo Karle and Male Trio B^6*o( Nocturnß 111 E Flat Bronislaw Huberman 30028 I M 1 chiamano M1m1..„.....................C1aire Dux 81*501 Opposite \%WMickl ™ N. A Store —and More

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Horticulturists in State Meeting Indiana will have a large apple crop next year after the short yield of the present year, Frank I. Odell of Cannelton predicted before the Indiana Horticulture meeting in the Claypool Hotel yesterdav. He urged the cultivation of the Rome Beauty and the York Imperial apples because of their strong resistance to frosts. Farmers are planting viuejaras where they used to grow apples and pears, because of the demand of grapes since the prohibition law has been enacted. Prof. Roy E. Marshall of the Michigan Agriculture College told the meeting. The society decided to hold a summer meeting at Vincennes and study the Burrounding territory. Indianapolis Firms to Seek British Trade Catalogs and price lists of Indianapolis firms which are desirous of extending their trade in Great Britain are wanted by the British consulate general at Chicago. according to word received by the Chamber of Commerce. Prospective British importers of American goods find frequent occasion to refer to catalogs of American firms on file in London, and the efforts of the British consulate general have been very valuable in stimulating trade relations between the two countries by providing information about American goods for reference. Firms sending catalogs and price lists should submit them in triplicate and adAre You Fat? Just Try This Thousands of overfat people have become slim by following the advice or doctors who recommend Marmola Prescription Tablets, those harmless little fat reducers that simplify the dose of the famous Marmola Prescription. If too fat, don’t wait —go now to your druggist and for one dollar, which Is the price the world over, procure a case of these tablets. If preferable you can secure them direct by sending price to the Marmola Cos., 4612 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. They reduce steadily and easily without tiresome exercise or starvation diet and leave no unpleasant effect. —Advertisement.

dress them to the British consulate general, 86 East Randolph street, Chicago, the Chamber of Commerce announced. Viscount, 40, Courts Princess With Fervor LONDON, Dec. 16.—Viscount Laseelles who will marry Princess Mary, only daughter of King George and Queen Mary," in February, Is an ardent wooer. Although the viscount will be 40 Lis next birthday he is courting his beautiful 24-year-old financee with the fervor of a swain of 20. Every day Viscount Laseelles calls at Buckingham Palace to see the princess and every morning a beautiful bouquet of flowers is left at the palace. The viscount personally has selected the engagement ring. It is a single emerald square cut. “I am glad to say the selection has met with the entire approval of Princess Mary,” the viscount told friends. HUSBAND GETS HUNGRY. CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 16.—Felix Colin says his wife wouldn’t give him his meals until her folks finished theirs. Now he wants a divorce.

Furniture Answers the Question Any man who is troubled with the question of what to give, “where to get the money for his gifts,” can answer both questions by selecting furniture and arranging to pay for it on convenient credit terms. Here in our store are gifts for every member of the family, specially priced and on unusually convenient credit terms. Plenty of parking space on West Washington Street and no time limit.

Sale of Floor Lamps Tall, stately floor lamps with beautiful mahogany bases in a variety of handsome designs are now priced at. a saving. The silk shades are gorgeous in the latest colors. Prices start at—T 5.75 Terms to Suit

31-Piece Dinner Set $5.98 Set consists of 6 large dinner plates, 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 pie plates, 6 dessert dishes, 1 large platter. Terms, 50c a Week.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,1921.

CLUB TO ELECT OFFICERS. The annual election of officers of the Sclentech Club win be held at the Chamber of Commerce at 12:15 o’clock Mon-

BEAL STATES HE WAS ON VERGE OF A BREAKDOWN

Evansville Contractor Says It Took All His Grit To Stay On the Job—ls Well Now As Ever. ’1 was on the verge of a complete breakdown when I began taking Tanlac, but I am as well and strong now as I ever wan In my life,’’ said William J. Beal, contracting carpenter of 708 Locust street, Evansville, Ind.

’Chests Considering the big run w<* have on N r ibenlii every Christmas, they r nk very Mch Li popular!! • t‘.s a Christmas gift. We have them in many liffcreut designs with u special for tomorrow's selling at but—sl2.Bs

A Smoking Stands 98c Many different styles to select from. Special prices prevail right now. Pi Ices start at 08 <*.

day. The plans call for the casting of ballots first. Following this campaign speeches will be required of each of the candidates.

“My troubles started with indigestion and for months I was going down hill steadily and losing weight and strength every day and it took all my grit to stick on the Job. My back hurt me a good deal, too, especially at night and I got very little rest. “I weigh my words when I say that in all my sixty years I have never come across the equal of Tanlac. It has simply made a brand new mar out of me and I eat, sleep and feel better than in years.” Tanlac is sold in Indianapolis by Hook s Dependable Drug Stores and leading druggists everywhere.—Adv.

i ii if IPallWi' 1 2 . •• j(yj .Mr 3 Give the Family a Phonograph No expenditure you could make will bring the same degree of pleasure and satisfaction on Christinas day as a fine, new phonograph. We are featuring this special model at a very’ low price. Our price—s44.so Easy Credit Terms and 12 Selections.

Telephone Stands $6.75 to S3O It you are lookiug for a gift that la distinctive and unusual—yet at th aama time practical and useful, why not cuooao a telephone set? We have an unusually large variety of different styles, the model Illustrated being one of a score of equally fine values. Come in and see them.

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A Rare Opportunity, Men—This Suit and Overcoat Sale You’ll have to search wav back'in your memory for the time when SHITS AND OVERCOATS, like these, sold for $17.50. No need to say much about them, you’ll know their value when you see them. A STYLE AND COLOR TO SUIT EACH PARTICULAR TASTE. Up to Qualities uits M * / ks | 0 Coats Sing m § • % '™) Fancy Back Suits / fe U Chesterfields Belted Suits | jj i Dapper Dress Plain Color Suits i M /F aj J Coats Checks. Plaids, 1 f| i|9 f Impt. Toppers Stripes and J . KB* \ Fjie Gabardines Heather M xtures / fgpJjraa ¥ \ Plaid-Back Coats ALTERATIONS ON ALL SUITS FREE

s6.bo Corduroy Coats Anto Brand; extra good \ j s*\ p* quality corduroy; cut big Jik U*\ and full, with big collar, r y /g %J deep pockets and belted. \ g What a great Christmas gift / “fir for the man who Is outdoors I i* a great deal. J AUTO BRAND JEAN PANTS Lined throughout. Extra good work pants. All sizes. Up to $3.45 (£0 AO qualities for O

Boys’ up to sls 2-Pants Suits j $*7.95 iid-Back O’Coats j J Handsome Suits in wanted plain colors, navy blue, browns, greens, mixtures, etc. (Sizes 7 to 18 years). Overcoats belted styles, convertible collars. Mackinaws at. . $>1.95 All-Wool MACKINAWS, big, warm /J. kinds, like boys want. Good looking £ plaids, convertible collars, deep pockets, pleated backs and belted. Little Boys’ OVERCOATS and SUITS BOYS’ MIDDY SUITS—AII BOYS’ OVERCOATS—One wool serge, made in cute lit- lot of Chinchilla overtie middy style, also Russian coa t g belted styles; velvet styles. Good colors and ex- material collar cellent quality material. or seir “arena! collar. SI- $4.95 S'... $4.95 BOYS’ OVERCOATS—One very special lot of boys’ Overcoats of different materials An f* and colors. Sizes 2Vi to 9 ti/t)

OVERCOATS with Beaver Collars $£.95 THE BEST VALUES in a long while; snappy little overcoats, belted styles, pleated backs, with nice big collars of ■■ ——. BEAVER. Sizes to 9 years

FLANNEL BLOUSES —Collar attached. Sizes dt jfi 8 to 14 tpl. 4 **? UNION SUITS —Ribbed or fleeced s?. -.5i.00 PAJAMAS—Flannelette pajamas. ITu SI.OO INDIAN SUITS—AII the boys want them $1.45 and $1.95

Corduroy Vests and Pants Vests that button high up f* around the neck; kersey ilk® sS M lined. Auto brand corduroy cuff bottom styles; cut % WkA roomy and fulL All sizes. J DRESS PANTS —All-wool dress pants, in serges, flannels, /K wos mixtures, etc. Up to Na $5 values ® tJ WORK PANTS ?1.49

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