Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 143, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1922 — Page 7

OCT. 25, 1922

WORLD DIPLQMAGY SEEKiNG II HIT FIINCI CRASH American Government Takes Part in Negotiations With Europeans. (Copyright. 1922, by United Press.) WASHINGTON. Oct. 25. The American Government has entered into diplomatlc deliberatlons to determlne what can be done by thè United States to prevent a financial crash ili Europe. Almost constantly, exchanges aro passine back and forth between thè State Department in Washington and American ambassadors abroad. while conversations are ensuing here between Secretar}- of State Hughes and foreign ambassadors on thè serious situation in Europe in which thè old world apparcntly is looking to .his country' as a last hope. It is kr.own that thè question of thè possibility and advisability of a world eonference on economie rehabilitation and a reduction of land armaments to be sponsored by thè United States and to be held in Washington for settling this vast problem. is fìguring in these discussione. But. at present. it is ìmpossible to state with ' any certainty what thè final decision ; of this Government will be. AL SMITH Pulmotor Used Copvriaht, 19ti. ì>u United Presi WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.—Wa1l Street is betting even money on New Ycrk's spectacular gbvernorship fight —a fight that may make a presiden- j tial nominee in 1924. One bet of $20,000 and numerous smaller but sizeable wagers have been made on thè chances of ‘'Al" Smith. Democrat, and Nathan L. Miller, Republican incumbent. In Democratic circles here, this trend in thè betting is regarded as favoring Smith whoee chance of Corning back against Miller was not too hlghly regarded in thè early stages of thè campaign.

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“GRINNER” - - S f V : '> :: - TED WAGNER Folks, meet Ted Wagner of thè Boys Department of thè Y. M. C. A. Ted has entered thè Community Chest grin contest. A good football will le given to thè boy representi ng an organization benefiting from thè Community Chest who displays thè best grin. USES CHLOROFORM Bandit Steals Engagement Ring From Finger of Clerk. Sm United Xeics CHICAGO, Oct. 25. —A “chloroform bandit" was chased two miles through Chicago streets Tuesday by his victim, 20-year-old Miss Norma Kay, aster he had torn lier engagement ring from her finger. Miss Kay pursued thè bandit in a commandeered laundry wagon, but he escaped by boarding a Street car. The drug-soaked handkerchief was held to Miss Kay's nostrils as she stooped to pick up a roll of music for thè ban'dit, who posed as a customer in her father’s music store. IVI USICI AN BURIED Services for Late Alexander ErnestinofT Conducted in St. Ixinis. Funeral Services for Alexander Ernestinoff, Indianapolis musical director, who ilied near Kansas City, Mo., Monday, while en route to a California health resort, was to be held in St. Louis. Mo., today. Eseapes From Hospital William Burge. 4S, escaned from thè Central Hospital for thè insane last night. Burge's home is at Greenwood. Ind.

THIS exhibition of platinum and diamond jewelry will be of special interest to lov er s of ultra-fine craftsmanship. Tlio usands of beautiful pieces of art, consistingof Flexible Bracelets, Sautoirs, Brooches, Engagement Rings, in fact, anything you may desire in every combination of sapphires, emeralds and d i a m o n d s that Dame Fashion decrees, will be spread before your eves —truly a JEWELRY FASHION SHOW. Our assortment represents over a quarter million dollars, thè most expensive of its kincl ever shown in thè city.

A Souvenir Aivaits You in thè MOST BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY STORE IN THE CITY Diamond Merchant :: Platinumsmith Fourth Floor, State Lise Building

BUSINESS MS THROUGHENTIRE WORLDREPORTED Director of Foreign Commerce Analyzes Trade Conditions ' for Manufacturers. 5v United Press NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—Business throughout thè world is on thè upgrade, Dr. Julius Klein, director of thè bureau of foreign and domestic commerce of thè Department of Commerce, declared in a detailed analysis of world business conditions before thè convention of thè American Manufacturers' Export Association here today. “Conditions almost everywhere show decided improvement. The outlook is better thè world over with few exceptions,” Klein said. HOME BURGLARIZED Opera Glasses and $7 Taken Frotn Wri ing Desk. A burglar entered thè home of Noble P Howard, 341 College Ave. last night. Entrance was gained through a rear door. A writing desk was opened and a pair of opera glasses and $7 taken.

30 Million A SPLENDID {pSi® TONIC lese Mahes Yoa EAT BETTER i§pi SLEEP BETTER grg! WORK BETTER B-ggjj FEEL BETTER {^jgjjfj|| SolJßy ALL LEADING DRUQQISTS

THIS exhibit marks thè opening of our new Jewe 1r y Shop, occupying over doublé thè floor space of our former location. Hundreds of visitors were treated to an unusual sight yesterday inspecting our beautiful jewelry. Today and tomorrow, in addition to our regular exhibit, we will display openly a number of parcels containing several hundred unset diamonds. A rare sight indeed. The name of COBB has always been associated with jewelry of character, and we bave spared nothing to make our new shop reflect thè creative ability of thè staff of jewelry 'designers working under thè direction of a recognized master of his craft. It is appropriate indeed to open this most exclusive shop with thè JEWELRY FASHION SHOW, an event extraordinary.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Do You Know Your Child’s Classmates?

Here they are if he or she nttends thè 1B class at thè Henry P. Cobum School, 604 E. Maple Rd., Miss Florence Bass, teacher: Robert Anderton, Bob Baugh, Lee Brayr77” FOR COLDS For Colds, Grip, Influenza. To get thè best results take at thè first sneeze. Goes direct to thè sick spot; without disturbing thè rest of thè system. Huraphreys’ Nuraber “Forty” Induces Sleep. No habit forming Drugs. Price. 30c and SI.OO at Drag: Stores or sent on receipt ol price, or C.O.D. Parcel Post Humphreys" Homeo. Medicine Co., 150 William Street, New York, Medicai Book Pree.

IjTreatyourbeauty gl fairly- keepyour B skin clear with Resinol y No mstter bow pretty your featurea are, you cannot be truly ™ attractive with a red, roogh, pimply complexkm. But Resino! Ointment, aided by Reainol Soap, will uaually malce poor akina clear, fresh and charming. Sop and Rmliml (Notateti* ire 1 toM by ili dnif (Ut*. Why net try them f I

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ton, John Buttler, George Cohee. Gordon Colin. Morton Davidson. Edwin Dunnlngton, Ned Hamer, Charles Hindsley, Irwin Hostetter. Charles Huston, Max McCord, Robert McDowell, George McCullough, Robert MeVie, John Miller, Robert Miller, Stewart Moore, Donald Morrison, Juan Morrison. Juan Ramos, Frederic Robinson. Jack Tlshbien, Paul Van Aulten. John Westfall, George Young, Eleanor Clancy, Rose Doebher. Helen Godine. Mary Merrill, Berntee Morris, Katherine Myers. Mary Pfeiffer, Mariorie Pertle, Rosemary Dickson, Betty Seay, Margaret Stanley and Alice Woodard.

Satisfaction Guaranteed '£j xrL y (Trade-Mark Registered)

The terms are so easy and thè inducements are so unusual that no woman who wants to save her health, time, food or money can afford to miss this sale. This Hoosier Beauty is thè last word ili a labor-saving liouseliold convenience. It is so arranged that everything needed to prepare a meal is right at your fìnger tips as you SIT before Hoosier’s large work space. This week is thè best time to end drudgery in your kitchen. Come in and select thè size and style that best suits you. We will deliver it and your 10-piece cutlery set at once. Buy your Hoosier Thursday. Pay only $1 Down-—Balance Easy Terms

Largest Rugs for thè Largest Rooms

Buy one of these exclusive designsfor your long living room. Wiltons, Royal Wiltons and Imperiai Wiltons. Only at Taylor ? s will you find such a stock of these wonderful Rugs!

IT Read this iist of Unusual Rug Sizes! i&pßQr All in stock to match at Taylor ? s

A Fine $ 278 Suite on Sale at *224= Same Suite with straight end bed, $215.85 "Tm at af A very handsome suite, as shown, except \ with turned legs, in brown inanogany A W Xèsyìf- V with trimming of fiat carving. The conj lpj " ~ struction and finish are guaranteed In evlì THE DRESSER is 45 inchcs wide with i ! 26x32-inch mirror. Regularly $74; yf " '*■"— —reduced this week to . : . . $61.50 nlrAv THE CIIIFFOROBE, with big lower tf Ai W\ J 1 n ... bkiijl Ai and two upper drawerS aud tray Vii i j 1 f L N" t : fitted compartment. Kegularlv S6O; %N| fjl ì IN.! A %i Si > 1 now .... ! .949.50 4P || |j It '■ : ]|l| THE SEMI-VANTTY, with center mirij Tì -- \ ror 18x38 and each side one 8x25 :y -si, V il— inebes. Regularly SB2, is ..$66.00 ! : THE FULL SIZE BED is an excepI, f tionally graeeful design with bow 0 c [/ L'Yfj foot. Our regtilar price, $62; rej!j| V IJj duced to $49.85 |l C 1 / ! Same bed, full size, straight foot end; regj © j . Il ularly $48.50, on sale at $38.85 J / t This is only one example of thè greatly 1 " j (C V I reduced prices on thè largest number of J < )g sultes and odù pieces ever shown here — * /] • You can find just what you want at a reai V saving—during our 30th Anniversary- Sale.

Cork Linoleum Reai Burlap-Back, square yard... • A thousand yards of Genuine Burlap-Back Linoleum, six feet wide, included in Taylor’s sale at this remarkably low price. You may have a ehoice of nine beautiful patterns, suitable for any room, at thè sale price of P er square yard.

The IA3, taught by Miss Hastings, are: Clarence Barnett, Thomas Billings, Pani Gage, Jack Gano, Franklin McClure, Billy Mason, Robert Mather, Tora McGregor, SherI man Partlow, Don Purdy, Chaplin Smith.' Walker Winslow, Janet Ostemeyer. Estella Oppenheim, Betty Mumford, Josephine La Rue, Phoebe Jacobs and Marion Gearen. I The following t£s are taught by i Miss Mary Hastings: | David Baker, _ Edward Fauts, Charles Fui-

PO cfeliOers = JuharHOQSIER and With Each Cabinet Sold Before 6 P. M. Next Saturday . We Will Give Away a $7.50 Ten-Piece Set of Dexter Cutlery

Linoleum Sale

TAYLOR CARPET CO.

ler, Mlllard G annoi, Paul Hart. Robert Msrks, Rhlman Rota. Maurine Rotz, Maurine Schuh, Ted Weist, Jeanette Wormser, Mildred Wilson. Mary Ramsey, Lentia Parry. Mary Neal, Josephine Lippold, Vivian Morrell, Mary Holliday, Eda Glossbrenner, Natalie Fischer, Virginia Cuyler, Barbara Fusimeli and Julia Benson. Here are thè lAs, taught by Miss Katherine Ranger: Robert Cash. Ray Tatout, Fred Graome, ErWin Hawkins, George Losey, Joseph Malarky, Edward Wolgemuth, Mary. Hay-

inches 27 x 54 inches 36 x 63 inches 2 j /4X 9 feet 3 x!2 feet 4 j /2 x 7% f eet 6 x 6 feet 6 x 9 feet * 8 1 / 4 xl0 1 / 2 feet 9 x!2 feet 9 xls feet 9 xlB feet lOV2XHH/2 feet feet IU/4X15 feet feet \ 11 34 x 2l feet

12-Ft. Wide Linoleum RRq Seamless, per square yard This extra width Genuine Cork Linoleum eovers thè average room in one piece without a seara. Choice of four splendid designs and colors at thè sale price, per square yard BS^

ward, Marian Risse!. Mary Lapinska. Dorothl Strong and Lillian Viekers. Clothes Line Itobbed Ralph Colby, 1608 N. Pennsylvania St., reported bed clothing and table linen stolen from thè clothes line In thè rear of his yard last night. Tha mlssing bed clothes and table linen we.-e worth more than SIOO.

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