Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1922 — Page 8

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FOREIGN TRADE OF U. S. STILL IS ON DECLINE Reports of Department oi Commerce Reveal Marked Slump. WASHINGTON, June 2.—America’s foreign trade still is on the decline, Department of Commerce reports are showing. Exports for April totaled $318,099,595, compared with so-H>.404.10C last April, while imports for this April totaled $-17,073,332, compared with $254,579,3-5 for last April. Imports for the ten months ended with this April totaled $-2,094,851,036, compared with $3,2C3.858,251 for the same period ending with last April. Exports for the ten months" period totaled $3,128,505,902, compared with s•">.849,901,848 for the corresponding period last year. SHIPPING BOARD MAY SOON BE DISCONTINUED Depends on Passage of Ship Subsidy Bill by Congress. WASHINGTON, June 2.—Abolition of the I'nited States Shipping Board in the event Congress falls to pass the ship subsidy bill, is contemplated Ly President Harding, it was learned authoritatively today. An Administration spokesman belonging to the President's “inner circle” —is authority for the statement that President Harding "falls to see what use the shipping board could serve if the hill providing for a merchant marine lb rejected by Congress. Reserve Corps Men Will Play Games WASHINGTON, June 2—Members of the Reserve Corps, both officers and enlisted men. may compete for places on teams to represent the Army, according to a decision made by Secretary of War Weeks. The Secretary ruled that the Reserve Corps men, as components of the I nif-d States Army, are entitled to try fur places on teams in any games in which the Army as a unit may take part.

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30x3 Rib ...59.25 54x4 X. 8 . 520.00 30x3 1 4 x. 8... $10.50 32x4 1 5 X. 8 .$23.25 32x3m. X. 8... 514.00 33x4'.> X. 8 . $24.00 31x4 X. 8.. .S 13.90' 34x4':, X 8. $25.25 32x4 X. 8... 518.00 35x4'.. X. 8. $26.00 33x4 X. S.. $19.50,35x5 "X. 8 .$31.50

Special for Saturday Diamond Gray Tubes m A wonderful quality tubes, , vS _ \ jtjtaond - \ Q 1 guaranteed 0,-- b I* * <-V against defec- 7t I v e work- ~ -*" manship and ~~ material. 30x3 - $1.20 - $1.35 Long Distance Heavy Red Tubes Special for Saturday 30x3 - $1.35 30x3y 2 - $1.60

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Tired of Wife After Week of Married Lite It took only a week for Charles BeTry to find out that his wife dldu’t suit him, according to the testimony of • Nellie Berry In her Bult for divorce before Judge Solon B. Carter. Mrs. Berry testified that just a week after he married her. Berry informed her he was in love with a young woman living In Strlngtown. He telephoned from his home to make dates for the evening and on his return from ills evening calls told her what a good time he had been having, she said. After two months Mrs. Berry said she asked her husband if he objected to her getting a divorce and he gave his consent willingly, offering to give her $lO to speed the matter along, but when she

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went after the money It took two friend* to prevent Berry from striking her. She said her husband had a ear—“one of the kind you pay for on payments.” "That’s Che kind njpst of them are,” responded Judge Carter as he granted the divorce. REDUCE COST OF DIVIDING FOOD FOR NEEDY Near East Workers Are Able to Feed More Famine Victims. NEW YORK, June 2.—American workers of the Near East Relief in Erlvnn, Armenia, have been able to reduce the cost of distributing food supplies to famine victims to less than one-sixth cents a person, according to a report

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received here today by Marlon F. Rust of Franklin, Ind., relief director In Erlvan. I The low value of Armenian money and the preference of the natives to work for food rather than currency Is the chief factor In keeping down costs, Rust reports. “Figures or a recent average week,” he says, "ssowed that we fed 10,585 persons during that period. The value of ‘the food given out was $1,900. But the distribution cost was only $122.50. How remarkably lofc this amount was can be

Slop Signal Eights automatically when foot brake Is depressed. Heavy red and black glass lens In polished nickel rim. Equipped with bulb and necessary connections. $1.50 Switch v1 7 (as illustrated i.ue), 40c.

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Why should you tV Pay $5.00 for something 1 ) equally as good IS \W u|\ | for $3.60? yj \ I Shoes forMENAyfUI Rf 11 h rlc * sz= ~)G liHiH Ask lor No. 3554 \jn Jr f ujSßif Handsome broad H fit |li) | f!j|jj toe mahogany fl HH Ajj Jp” v " 4 Mil Russia Call Oxford Jap §1 I * |j I |j| Neolin soles, jfSp SI I J V 1 Wingfoot rubber S *"*■ — | heeis, $3.60 j / J Why shouldn't we be able to give \| I j you a $5.00 value in NEWARK \l : shoes lor $3.60 when we have an annual output of more than FOUR vT \ 1 1 MILLION pairs a year through our Vi \ K nation-wide chain of stores ? Try 'A \ S! a pair and you will agree that Jpj) NEWARK shoes are by far the best values m town. All leathers. All sizes and widths. Newest styles. ®flwtak Sftoe Stereo C& The Largest Chaia af Shoe Store* ia tha Utiltf StataSk m Indianapolis Stores 7 N. Penna, St. 164 N. Illinois St.

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30x3 Plain $7.75 31x4 X. 8 $16.75 3i >x3 X. S $8.75 32x4 X. 8 $19.60 30x3' .. X S $10.90 33x4 X. S $20.50 32x3G X. 8 $15.25 34x4 X. 8 $21.00 32x4' o X. 8 $26.00 Double Diamond Fabric Tires Made by the same firm as the Diamond Ttre. All first quality and designed especially for sucli lightweight cars as Ford, Maxwell, Chevrolet, etc. 30x3, $8.23 30x3>/ 2 , $8.90 31x4, $14.50

Auto Seat Pads These cool, comfortable pads keep the dust, oil and grime of the seat leather from your Rothes. One should be provided for each passenger. They’re made of Chinese matting with neatly bound edges. Price, 75c p and OUC

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realized only when one considers that the food was given out individually to Individuals, either as a ration or In the food and soup kitchens.”

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111 45-Pound Cotton Mattress Terms —SO c 50c a Week' IS Wc want to open up 100 new accounts tomorrow, so we are offering to the public one of the greatest Mattress .-.ales in the history of our store. A groat June saving in splendid quality Mattresses. The Mattresses are of 45-pound weight, good cotton, roll edge and extra good grade of ticking. Be early and join the busy crowds that will take advantage of this rare opportunity. - _

12-Piece Colonial Bridal Aluminum Set Tomorrow we place on sale 50 of those first quality aluminum sets at a remarkably low price. Every piece is made of heavy gauge pure aluminum. Set consists of — 8-cup Colonial Percolator. 2-qt. Colander. iy ,*i 1-qt. Sauce Pan, 6qt. Colonial Convex Kettle 1 , M t> Sauce Pan , and Cover. s. q t. Colonial Tea Kettle. 2-qt. Pudding Pan. * Ib' 2 -qt Colonial Double Boiler.

The New Period Dining Room Suites are Priced Considerably Lower When we bought the beautiful new dining room suites we are nowshowing. we carefully searched the markets to find the best values iu lines where the war inilation was all taken out. Just a few moments spent in our exceptionally large display of handsome new- period suites will be'convincing evidence . r that we succeeded even beyond our expectations. . J U Price on this beautiful American walnut finish suite j| - ■ —-

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JUNE 2,1922.

New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves Cabinet Top Extra Xo disagreeable smoke or smell and the intense heat drives directly against the utensil. VICTOR'S prices— Two-Burner - - - $16.00 Three-Burner - - $21.00 Four-Burner - - - $26.50 N Burn Out $0.98 Electric IRON O We will replace with anew Iron any iron that does not give satisfaction within one year.