Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 199, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1921 — Page 5

NEW, WATSON TO ADDRESS EDITORS Republican State Association to Meet Here Jan. 27. Senators Harry S. New and James E. Watson will speak at the annual midwinter dinner of the Republican State Editorial Association in the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel Jan. 27. The dinner will conclude a two-day meeting of the association. Members of the committee on arrangements for the meeting are Frederick E. Schortemeier, secretary of the Republican State commitree; E J. Hancock of Greensburg, president of the association; W. O. Feudner of Ru-hville, George A. Elliott of Newcastle, and J. W. I’ieree of Clinton. The Democrats are planning for a Jackson day dinner to be held In the Riley Room Jan. 9. All the speakers will be women. They are Mrs. Samuel M. Ralston and Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke of Indianapolis. Mrs. Harry McMullin of Aurora, and Mrs. Lew G. Ellingham of Ft. Wayne. Mrs. Alice Foster McCulloch of Ft. Wayne, State chairman, will p*eside. Firemen Rescue Baby From Bath DENVER. Colo., Dec. 30.—1 t required the fire department to remove Evelyn Brewster, 3, from a bath last night. The mother left the baby Li the tub, while she went in another room. The door blew shut, locking with a catch on the inside. FALLS DOWN STAIRWAY. Fred McNlmey, 27, 301 West Vermont street, was injured last night when he fell down a stairway at Tomlinson Hall. He was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in an ambulance. His Injuries are not serious. McNimey is said to be subject to fainting spells and it Is believed he became iIL

Amazing . . < Semi-Annual jil/ SALE mJP Shoes for Women. 'fj \ thrifty woman can Our great twice yearly Clearance Sale s***&. is now on in full swing with thousands of JL Ka _ m P pairs of our smartest and finest NEWARK Shoes for Women at prices out of all proportion to their worth. Strap Pumps, Oxfords and Boots at prices that will permit you to A buy two pairs instead of one. These are without question the most amazing values ever offered. Not shop-worn, or shoes bought M ■ for sale purposes, but our own regular stock -V >*% Kp® —the most fascinating styles shown anywhere kko * Jp —at savings so great that you simply cannot afford to miss them. Store open at 8 a. m. to — —' accommodate the big rush of people attending this sale. Strap Pumps. Oxfords Boots. Strap models In brown, black and Smartly tailored walking types in black, brown kid and calltan calf, black kid, patent leather ic black, brown and tan calf. skin, plain and wing tips, round walking and dress models. Choice of any style heel. You and medium toe effects, with milwill surely want two pairs at these itary and Cuban heels. Their prices. beauty will capture you. f The Largest Chain of Shoe Stores In The United States. INDIANAPOLIS STORE 164 North Illinois St. All Newark Stores Open Saturday Evenings to Accommodate Cu tamers*

Washington Briefs

Spo* lal to Indiana Daily Times and Philadelphia Public Ledger. WASHINGTON, Dec. 30—Views of Vice Admiral Albert P. Niblack, commander in chief of American naval forces in European waters, as expressed in his Interview from Rome, attracted wide attention in Washington. Admiral Niblack and his fine flagship, the U, S. Ltah, is carrying our flag far and wide through European waters. There seems a danger the Ltah will be brought home and our European station broken up after the arms conference. One of the partic ularly effective services rendered by Niblack and his ship was the courtesy shown to Crown Prin'-e Hirohito, of Japan, at Gibraltar, last spring. The Japanese navy was delighted and sent word to Washington that the young Prince, since become regent of Japan, was gratified In

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the highest degree. He was so impressed with Niblack and the Utah that Hirohito twice cabled to Tokio for permission to include the United States in his itinerary The Prince was dissuaded from his desire with no little difficulty. We are in inventive and an ingenious race, we Americans, who have the telegraph, the telephone, the electric light, the thrashing machine, the typewriter and jazz to our credit If there could be access to the mail bag of the American delegation our amazing Inexhaustibility of ideas would be revealed. There is no problem under the sun the conference Is not being asked to solve by letterwriting Americans. One of the most diverting brain-waves emanates from a dear old lady who knows what to do with scrapped battleships. “The United States is short of sohoolhouse and dwellings,” she says. “Turn our prisons and jails

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1921.

into schools and flats and put the prisoners In battleships.” The American delegation has large waste-baskets They are emptied every night. A former officer of the A. E. F who saw tlie Washington Observer’s reference to Major General Von Below's arrival writes In to say:

PETTIS DRY GOODS CO. T3H[E NSW YQRK 3 TORS * E3T." 18jj' ( After-Xmas Shoppers Find Bulging Opportunity Here l REMARKABLE Is the Word —The Sale Is on C-O-A-T-S JPI|l \\ A v T Splendid Range of Styles, ' lj\\ Colors and Materials! yj E& }] M We can describe the cleverness of our coats, l l{ f fifniO V aLy V \ but v e can not express the charm of their Mjj'y ! (.sfinSak J design or the result—you must simply try PP < . n£Us on before a mirror. jj ttfj I \\ Attractively fur trimmed and beautifully I t?l w>m,A ' i li 'i pj JJ Materials For Colors U 1 \ Normandie Trimmings Reindeer \ \ j, \ Panvelaine Beaverette Burro 1\ ] AT *"£?* Nutria M f y f\/\\ Flora Woh Black \ \\ Kq \ \ Veidyne Mole Brown 1 \ \ V '•o (vvy Every garment expressive of winter and specially J ‘ \\ H'vA priced. ' j- —-tI .. —Pettis coats, second floor. ■ ; .. : 1

Unusual Values in ’Kerchiefs! Women’s Colored Sport Kerchiefs, 10c Each In a wondrous assortment of patterns and colors. In allover and border effects, and all fast colors. Unusual valu-s, 10<J each. Hand Embroidered Lawn Kerchiefs at 250 Os beautiful quality lawn, with neat hand-embroidered corners. All imported from Ireland, 25C each. Sample Kerchiefs at 10c A manufacturer's sample line of embroidered corner handkerchiefs, of fine quality lawn and batiste, whit* or colored embroidered corners. Sample Kerchiefs, 15c Beautiful embroidered corner ker?!i!efs, white or colored embroidery. :i!ao colored border kerchiefs. A \irgo assortment iff wonderful lames at 15?* each. —Street Floor. Girdles and Gym Belts, SI.OO One special lot of these gym belta and girdles, on apecial sale to close out stock. They have been recently selling as high as $2.00. —Second floor.

Victor Records for January! On Sale Saturday , December 31st , at Pettis Victrola Dept . POPULAR SONGS 18828 (Say It With Music John Steel 85c (If You Only Knew ......John Steel* 18829 (Molly-0 (I Love You) .William Robyn 85c (Loves Ship Charles Harrison 18830 (W f hen Francis Dances With Me Ada Jones and Billv Murray 85c (Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes Billy Murray and Ed Small DANCE RECORDS 18833 (June Moon —Fox Trot. The Henson Orchestra of Chicago 85c (No One’s Fool—Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago 18831 (Dapper Dan —Fox Trot Club Royal Orchestra 85c (The Sheik—Fox Trot Club Royal Orchestra 18827 (Blossom Time—Medley Waltz Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra 85c (It’s You—Fox Trot Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL RECORDS 18817 (Anchors Awelgh—March United States Marine Band 85c (Yorktown Centennial —March United States Marine Band 45258 (Ma and the Auto Edgar A. Guest SI.OO ((1) —It Couldn’t Be Done; (2) —Walt Till Your Pa Comes Home.. Edgar A. Guest 45256 (Mary of Argyle Sir Harry Lauder SI.OO (Auld Scotch Sangs Sir Harry Lauder 45259 (Drifting Along With the Tide Lambert Murphy SI.OO (A Dream of Your Smile Lambert Murphy RED SEAL RECORDS 74720 ( FRITZ KREISLER, Violinist (Fiano accompaniment by Carl Lnmson) $1.75 (Hymn to the Sun (From “Le Coq d'Or) Rimsky-Korsakow-Krelsler 66012 ( JOHN McCORMACK, Tenor. $1.25 (Rose of My Heart Eardley-Wilmot-Lohr 74723 f SERGIE RACHMANINOFF, Pianist. $1.75 ] Llebesleld (Love’s Sorrow) Krelsler-Rachmaninoff 74722 ( PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA . $1.75 (Symphony Ho. 3—C Minor Movement (Poco Allegretto) Brahms 64998 ( EDWARD JOHNSON, Tenor $1.25 (Heart to Heart (1 Hold You, Dear) Valentine-Vanderpool —Fifth floor.

“Wonder If its the Von Below who commanded a German division on our front in the ve::y closing hours of the war? If it is, he’s the author of an order which gave the doughboys of our outfit great delight when w'e found it on a captured Hun. It was to the effect that eighteen days leave would be granted for every ‘Verpfluchter’ (damned) Yankee

Toilet Articles Specially Priced Mary Garden fnco powder, Freeman’s turf, powder, DJer-Hls* fnon powder, f{3<*. Muvls rouse, 3G<*. Butter illy face powder, 5*)C. Tond - * vanishing cream, tubee Pit'. Tond’i vanishing cream. Jars, Ang-el,,* lemon cream. Hind's Honey and Almond rnMtm Levy'* Jtnisln Violette lip rouge 210. I .Uterine tooth paste, ;{>£. Senrero tooth paste, IH<*. Givooth j mallne, medium slse 3t*. Marls toilet water, 79c*. Creme Oil soap, RO{* doten. roJmolite shampoo, 37<L FalmoUve shaving cream, De Mlrtwle, small, 30<*. I’lnanil s Quinine Tonic, Oriental cream, *l.lO. I’helan’s hair dye, sl.lO. Ml-d-or talcum, BOc. Mavis talcum, 18<y, Auditorium bath soap, *l.lO doten. —Street floor.

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brougnt in as a prisoner during what evidently was intended to be a grand slam by the Hetijies just about the time we put the boot on the other leg. If leave in Von Below’s bunch depended on American prisoners, there was not any home-going at all, for nary a man of ours fell into Boche hands. ’ —Copyright, 1921, by Public Ledger Company.

Jnfik Men’s Wear Men’s Shirts, $1.85 An exetdl-nt wearing shirt that Is made nf fine woven madras, crystal da -tj i> doth. Colors and fit guaranteed. Men’s Black Socks, 39c Fibre silk arks with reinforced heels and too. These nr e slightly irregular but not noticeably so. Union Suits, 1.95 Men’s winter, weight, ribbed cotton union stilts, mad* with military shoulder and closed crotch. Four-in-Har * Tics, 750 Beautiful pattt ill silk and firmly made. Bathrol 3.95 Warm, cozy 1 es. comfortably styled and ued la cord. Very good patten made to give service aui satlif x. —Street floor.

Headache Cure Sales Fall Off WESTFIELD, Mass., Dee. 30.—Prohibition has dealt the headache remedy trade a staggering blow, according to

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To Reduce Our Stock by Reducing Our Prices BIG REDIICnON IN iSTOVES argument there—We’ll cut down our remarks as we mark down our jSS prices and merely state that we are overstocked on stoves, due to the unseasonable weather, and we have Mr Jm. decided to “cut” our prices to a ffipK low level that will move the stock. These prices say move in a few fig-AvmKcESi-Ca ures y° u ’ re familiar with present conditions —than we could say in a WVAJi MWtfl dozen volumes. ESTATE HOT STORMS AT A REDUCTION Y \ —“The Stove with a LittJe Furnace” --p> v• 1 - \ I —this famous heater will taka the • 4 i place of a furnace in the average size NS VV house, and will save on coal —four V ' sizes offered at a reduction— NO. 3.“)3 ESTATE HOT STORM with 14-inch fire £ft bowl. Regular price $"9.50. Sale price $0 IDU (SOLD CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS) NO. 354 ESTATE HOT STORM with 16-inch fire A A bowl. Regular price $99.50. Sale price d/D*UU (SOLD CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS) NO. 355 ESTATE HOT STORM with 18-inch dQA bowl. Regular $119.50. Sale price &Ots* i D (SOLD CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS) NO. 356 ESTATE HOT STORM with-20-inch fmrt 1 AO C A bowl. Regular price $137.50. Sale price (SOLP CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS) “ESTATE lIHATROLA." It looks like a phonograph.—but works like a furnace; this wonderful heatbr sells regularly at $159.50. Offered special for this <£llo 7C sale at I Ac/ 4 D (SOLD CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS) OTHER HEATERS RECFIVE A “CUT.” MAGIC OAK HEATER that sells regularly at rf*J k $19.50. Sale price <5 J. .I O (SOLD CASH OP. EASY PAYMENTS) DERBY OAK HEATER selling regularly at <j?01 7C ' M SOLD CASH OR EASY PAYMEISTTS) KING HEATER with 16-inch fire bowl, regular dHQ 7J--539.50. (L and * # D fS>OLD CASH OTi EASY PAYMENTS) KING HEATER with 18-inch firo bowl; selling d0 1 AO regularly at $42.50. Sale price (SOLD CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS) Saturday Specials at the National OIL HEATER A Laundry Stove $3.98 $3.89 —suitable for bedrooms, bath- —a two-hole Laundry StOTO, rooms, etc.; economical, clean with a good size firepot, a and convenient; oil heaters splendid bargain, special Satoffered Saturday at $3.98. urday only at $3.59. Sold Cash or Easy Payments. Sold Cash or Easy Payments. I* _/ ——— JfationalZrumite/i'eCfo. 'Out of AeMjA7i*nt District 33S * 313

DAILY THROUGH SERVICE FLORIDA 1 St. Petersburg Via Cincinnati and the L. & N. R. R. in THE SOUTHLAND 10.10 P.M. L*. ..... .. Indinnapolie ...... . Ar. 6.45 a". M. 3.55 A.M. Lt. Richmond....... .Ar. 1.50 A.M. < ' "js 7.00 A. M . Lv.. . ...... Cincinnati. . ..... . Ar. 9.15 P. M. 6.50 P. M. Ar /alanta Lv. 7.25 A. M. 9.45 A.M. Ar,. .......Jacksonville........ L. 8.29 P.M. .th 7.00 P.M. Ar.. ... . .Jst. Petersburg... ... ,L. 11.00 A.M. Requests for reservations are invited and mar he addressed to any Ticket Agent of the Pennsylvania System, r to /. C. MHlspaugh, Division HI Passenger Agent, £lO Kahn Building, Indianapolis, Ind. Pennsylvania System W

local druggists. The druggists state that sales have dropped 65 per cent since the dry amendment was adopted. One of the leading druggists said he now dispenses only 25 per cent of what he sold in preprohibition days. All agreed that the Sunday morning sales had taken the most marked slump.

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