Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 149, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1922 — Page 3

NOV. 1, 1922

ITALI PIÌIIISLII rem OF SOUL BTIEWPIEIIIEfI Ministry of Mussolini Begins Work of Restoration in Every Department. PACIFICATION FIRST STEP J Fascisti Disbanded Following Triumph of 100,000 in Streets of Capital. By United pretti ROME, Nov. I.—Benito Mussolini, new premier of Italy, declared today t hat thè Fascisti government “would 'live back to thè country its soul." The ministry, in frock coats, wbich have l'eplaced thè black shirts that distinguished thè Fascisti movemeni, was al work today with iron discipline prevailing in every department. Mussolini has insti tuted a rigorous .ystem of checking up his new govemment. Each morning he plans to telephone to each minister to be assured every me is at work. State employes were wamed that tardlness would result in Instant dismìssal. • Telegram to D’Annunzio l'he premicr's attitude toward Gabrielle D’Annunzio, which has been a matter of much speculation silice thè Mussolini ministry was formed, was partly clarified today by a telegram sent by Mussolini to thè poet-airman. *'l am assumi ng thè arduous task of givir.g discipline and internai peate to thè country,” thè premier wired. “I send you my loving greeting and good wishes. This will not be a blindfold victory." The Fascisti were disbanded today aster a Roman triumph in thè capitai yesterday in which 100,000 '‘black shirts” participated. Pacifìcation, declared by Mussolini to be his first aim, is to he enforeed at once, thè premier deelared, starting in with his own followers, who were orderea to demobilize iramediately. FIGHTINC BREAKS OUT Killing and Wounding Rcportcd on Serhian-lialian Frontier. By United Prete LOXDOX, Xov. 1. —Figliting la reported to have broken out on thè Serbian-Italian frontier as thè resuit of thè Fascisti triumph in italy, according to Belgrado dispatches published in thè Daily Express today. The fìghting was reported near Sushak, with killing and wounded on both sides, and thè fìghting is spreading. ALL OUT 0F LUCK Ship Stores Made No l'rovision for Attacks of Snake Rite. By United Xeics NEW YORK, Ncv. 1. —On such a siekness aboard thè good ship Presi-, dent Van Buren of thè United States hneß but not a droo to drink: Dr. A. B. Tngalls, ship’s surgeon, ; is a pretty good chap as ship surgeons ‘ go. but legai crders i 3 orders. He said Tuesday as thè veasel docked I that he never saw so much seasickness in a single voyage, and he has been sailing thè ocean blue for ten >ears. “And never did I see so much disappolntment,” he sdded. “because I liad to teli thè snfferers that there simply was not a drup in thè medicine chest. The ship earried no liquor at al). PROMISES TO BE GOOD Aged Lothario Makes Pledges and Wife Dismisses Divorce Sult. By United Sete* CHICAGO. Xov. I.—Elwood P. Corbit, at thè age of 70, promised Tuesday “to sow no more wild oats” and to return to his wife, Franc.es Dow Corbit, S 9, and Mrs. Corbtt’s sult for divorce, charging Corbit with attentions to other women end with designa on her $400,000 fortune, was stricken from thè records of tne dlvorce court. Mrs. Corbit's bill for separation named Mrs. Rose F. Ford, who once figureil In a breach of promise sult ngainst Corbit. Thief Gels Silverware Ella Holleran, 2257 College Ave., reported to thè polire that silverware worth *75 was stolen from her home yesterday.

Resinol will soothe that itching skin The first application of Resino! osaally takes thè itch and bum right out of eczema and simiiar skin-affections. This gentie, healing ointment seetns to get right at thè rootof thè trouble, restoring thè skin tohealth in a surprisingiy short time. Resino! is sold by all druggists. ose IF YOU HAD A NECK SèLiS*!*. A 8 LONO ABTHIB FELLOW, AND HAD ISORE THROAT lili i WAY | .1J Idown ÙITONSILINE SHOULDQUICKLYBEUEVEIT - . Ha. Sto. od 60C. Roaplt&l Six, U. Lfc* v AI L DBUGGIST3

A man walked down Virginia Ave., with his lunch in a package under his arm and thè contents spilling out without his knowing it. —A. O. L. A short man earried a six foot step ladder so that he could see thè Ferndale football game Sunday afternoon. —A. F. H. A pretty little flapper, dressed in unique costume, with her stockings rotled, was awarded thè costume prize at a Halloween dance. Immediately aster thè awarding of thè prizes thè matron at thè hall ordered thè young woman off thè floor, because of her scanty costume. —Observer. A negro man sat on thè steps of a house on Terrace Ave., drawing on an all-day-sueker, with apparent delight.—C. L. The traffic cop at Meridian and Ohio Sts., stood at attention and saluted as thè American Band and colora passed his corner.— P. B. M.

BETTER THAN WH!SK£Y FOR BAO COLDS New Elixir, Called Aspironal, Medicateci With Latest Scientific Remedies, Used and Endorsed by Euro pean and American Army Surgeons to Cut Short a Cold or Cough Due to Cold and Prevent Complications. Every Druggist in U. S. Instructed to Refund Price Whiie You Wait at Counter if You Cannot Feel Re lief Corning Within Two Minutes. Delightful Tas te, Immediate Relief, Qui c k Warm-Up. The sensation in thè drug trade is Aspironal. thè quick-actlng cold and! and cough reliever, authoritatlvely guaranteed by thè laboratorles: tested. approved and most enthusiastlcally indorsed by thè highest authoritles. and | proclalmed by thè common people as ten tlmes as quick and effectivt as : whisky, rock and rye or any other j cold remedy they have ever tried. All drug Stores are now supplied ; with thè wonderful new elixir. so step : into thè nearest drug store. hand thè , clerk half a dollar for a bottle of Aspi- j ronal and teli hlm to serve you two ; teaspoonfuls. With your watch In your| hand, take thè drink atone swallow ! and cali for your money back in two | minutes if you cannot feel relief com- ! lng within thè tlme limit. Dnn’t bei bashful, for all druggists invite you j and expect you to try lt. Everybody's | dolng It. Take thè remainder of thè bottle ! home to your wife and bables. for Aspironal ls by far thè safest and most effective thè easiest to take and thè I rnost agreeable cold and cough rem 1 edv for infanta and chlldren, as well j as for adults.—Advertlsement. DRINK WATER OFTEN IF KIDNEYS BOTHER Too much meat may forrn urie acid, which excites thè kidneys; they he- | come overworked; get eluggish, ache : and feel llke lumps òf lead. The urine ! hecomes cloudy; thè bladder is irri tated, and you may be obliged to seek ì relief two or three times during thè ! night. When thè kidneys clog you ! must help them flush off thè body’:? | urinous waste or you’ll be a reai slck ! person shortly. At first you feel a nuli mlsery in thè kldnev reglon; voti j suffer from baokache. slck headache, j dizziness. stomaeh gets sour, tongue | f cated and you feel rheumatlc twinges j wben thè weather is bad. Drink lots of water; also get from nny pharmaolst four ounces of Jad Saits; take a tablespoonful in a glass j of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine. This famoua salta ls made from i thè aclds of grapes and lemon Julce, j comblned with lithla, and has been ! used for genrrations to clean clogged j kidneys and stlmulate them to normal 1 activity, also to help neutrallze thè ì acids In urine, so it no longer ls a source of irritation, thua often ending bladder weakness. Jad Saits is inexpenslve, cannot injury; makes a delightful effervescent lithla water drink which everyone should take now and then to help keep thè kidneys clean and active. Druggists here say they sell lots of Jad Saits to folks who belleve in correcting kidney trouble while it is only trouble. —Advertisement. HERBS USED IN MEDICINES A Manchester, Engìand, paper nrges thè renewed cultlvatlon of old-fashloned nedlclnal herbs In Engiish gardens. In thè United States they have also gone out of fashion as a feature of thè amali garden, althoijgh they are lmported in largo quantltles from Turkey, India and China, where they are grown pureiy for ■'oinmereial nurposes ns their medlclnal vaine ls recognized by inany leadlng physicians. Tons of Medicina! herbs are used anniiallv In thè pn'paratlon of Lydia E Pinkbam's Vegetatile Compound. a most succesaful medicine for woruan's ills. It contains no narcotica r harmful drugs. and women afflicted with such alimenta should try lt. —Advertlaemeut.

CHICAGOSCHQOL CHILDREN SOLVE TRAFFICPROBLEM Boys From 14 to 16 Years of Age Appointed as Regular Trafficmen. WORK ON BUSY CORNERS Ralph S. Ferguson Suggests Indianapolis Force Be Built Up in Same Manner. Ralph S. Ferguson of thè American Railway Express Company, formerly of Chicago, who recently carne to Indianapolis in thè company’s interest. in discussing thè traffic problemi which is confronting thè city, pointed to thè Chicago management of thè traffic situation as an example which might well be followed locally. Mr. Ferguson says that good sized school boys have been made “regiu

NoTriek a-taU s> For men who have been making such i good smokes for 23 years to balance up il thè fine, mellow old Kentucky and Vir* P r lj ginia nature-flavored tobaccos into that I l perfect blend you get in A gLOWN V CIGARETTES erJgfri 20M? The Fun's in d thè Smoke Smoke one and 0> you’ll think they’re v // ■ * tjf % , s thè whole show. *Y/Ay They’re just that // good, fellows. -A regalar “HE-MAN’S” , O’Coat liV don’t hrrc ft> mi ni rarry a cane to wcar it Same price whether you c pay cash or Cocit HI L Buy On atthe Pncc rt * unPayments Here J and our overcoats at $ 35 - $ 45 - S SO are equally GOOD values. CV*mi can try on conta all day in any arorr in town and vou’ll onlv find this QUALITV for much more money) Out-values any elsewhere offer. Go around antl look them over —then before you buy try on one of these. tour ~smr_ as- hf.rf, top It’s our famous No. 1035 Serge Suit. Always was—stili is—thè bijrgcst $35 worth in I * 1 town. Shop around and com- Jr ff jx pare our values. And remember — Fr-hr Chic, Nel Prices thè same whether Drcsscs, Taiiored you pay cash—or— Suits, Furs, and m W rap* Greal BUY On Values are Ready * j ■ ■ _ Payments Here MENTIR) 41 Good Stores in 40 Citìes 14 and 16 East Washington Street Buy On Payments Here

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lar” traffic officers by appointment of thè chief of police and trafilo captala. Xot only do these youngsters direct traffic around school buildings, but so efflcient has tbeir management become, he says, they have been placed on some of thè business downtown corner s. The schools of thè city have aiready adopted this pian in part, but thè young officers bear no authority of thè law and are only vested with certaln school rights which pertain largely to thè management of thè school cbildren. In Chicago thè authority of thè young trafficmen applles to motorists and Street far officiala as well, he said. Traffic Club Affiliate* In Chicago they were on thè corners near thè school about thirty minutes before each sesssion and also aster. ••irivers r <f vehicles obeyed their signals. In case drivers dia not. their license numbers were taken and an affidavit was filed in thè city court. Prosecutions were made. The Business Men’s Trafile Club, of which Mr. Ferguson was a member, also was interested and urged its members not to riolate any trafile signals given by one of thè juvenile traffic officers. Tn some sixt.v meetings with this club he did not hear of one riolation by any member. The boys worked In shifts so as not to be late to meals or miss classes. They worked on corners where traffic was heaviest. In fact, these boys worked on thè boulevard that

is conceded to carry thè greatest amount of automobile traffic in thè world —Michigan Blvd. Colored Boy a Star There is a colored boy who Works on a corner of six intersections. School boys not only work on thè streets In front of thè school, but on thè heavy traffic streets near by. “Then why does not thè locai city offlelals rise to thè occasion and appoint some of these boys from each school, give him a badge, inake him juvenile traffic offieer and warn

$lO Women’s Sample All- fatasi nsm k $25.00 \\ omeri s Seli Wool Serge DRESSES ; llìÉllßìilßi ur SU I l S IMi hl.v 'iiihroidi-i-i ,1 and lai v il WRMEIP C’orrectly made of trictlnes, ) O-6 J l°L od . dei'ir.iblo / QCJ .Bu |C, Ynlama, velours and twills ; f [1 rirJ’tcar 1 Sizr ! i; ,U to a 4 n 4 d [ ffi 8 a a nd ?opTn ‘C uYó (10 Extra special Tliursday ) * \ m /MPJ2IWASH. axTNr-rd J 16. Extra special. THE STORE OF ORBATER VALUES. FIVE MINUTES FROM THE lIEAKT OF TOWN AffS Thursday —A Sensational Sale of Women’s m SEAL PLUSH COATS bSHKIL The Fair Tf/A CJ? *l n meeting thè Unites With tremendous demand for Fur Fabric Coats —Specially Priced at SIOO Keramic Far Fabric Fur Fabric Hudson Wraps, Capes and Coats Seal Plvsh COATS One of a klnd models; . . Richly fur trimmed . ' * IÉB&illBi deep pile and luxurious, I V A with squirrel, beaver, 7S I I \ with much of fur’s rich- ? skunk and wolf. A * 1 J I ness at a fraction of fura j JL %J wondrous wrap for so j 4/ 11 —- $25 Women's Women’s Fur Collar Women’s Russian r . . , q W. Astrakhan Coats Seal Plush Coats Jacquettes Whiter & o)ats Fur Fabric Sport Models Far Fabric * tXC tir- r ,k )ha a 7^ sigmì <>f wool f >|L *>■ u \ rodured for this f I K finish: trinimeli r sl II trakhan cloth ; f I U.IJ veiotir Sizrs I .1 A\ \ one day onlv. i II with # ur collar. ( 111 latest ere-/ ■7F - - 2to 1U S ** \ Thursday— ) A V Special- ) A V t* s Mou Purchase and Sale What Boy Does Not Want an Knitted SWEATER SETS All Wool Mackinaw Sizes From 6 Months to 6 Years j/, e Exceptional Price of :irm am * ' onily outfits for \ d* qq Serviceable mackinaws, well v A V* ’J-A baby, ( onsisting of oap, sweat- f V ■ taiiored of heavy dark plaid ) \ J / ’\ er and leggina. a.s pictured. in > ■ == material; belt all around; \ v /I / f Li al! thè -.vanted colora. \ ery l ■ patch and muli pockets; in* ( faL LWH ? 3 ®P ecial * hursdav / verted pleat in back. Sizes ) JL firn t-v - • to fkJ&'y Knitted Sweater DRESSES 1 Boy*’Corduroy Pants •■p Ih “ Cunning little dresses for chil \ and no mK t , T . 4 dron. Frettili kutu-d so as to flt f I ,i7O Veli made knickers of serv- ) f* ■ ■L snug at wai.-t and full ilare skirt, ( I iceable corduroy are featured \ Ul%a inUfò'. • r La Peter Pan àuitted rollar. ) Thursday for boys 7t017 ( ZWm II l ______ years, at ) SLIPON or BUTTON cnat BLOOMER DRESSES of black Bweaters, in blue, maroon and satren, piped and cretonne > IT* n r jv/i red. Sizes AO trimmed; OQ J-.ee UlìlOnailS tOr IVien P W 2to 6 */ÒC sizes 2to 6 Q*rC Union made of heavy khakl and \ on M CHILDREN’S BLOOMER3 of blue whlt h* ck dentai. Full f / .\)0 KNITTED CA PS for chlldren. sateen or Blue Bird crepe; al | d . to s,ze ' Seams t In al! colora Special QA black, flesh and white; or tr.ple stitched. Thursdav òaC sizes 4to 12 L*J C Extra Sizes 10 Per Cent Addltlonal.

Absolutely thè Best Surgical Supplies and Equìpment Fracture Beds Invalids * Chairs Nurses ’ and Hospital Supplies Trusses Abdominal Supporters x Deformity Braces EVERYTIIING FOR TIIE SICK ROOM Complete Equìpment for DOCTOR —NURSE —HOSPITAL Distributors for AMERICAN BEAUTY PARLORFURNITURE Wm.H.ARMS fRONG Co. The Surgical Instrument House Established 1885 34 West Ohio Street MA in 3797 Indianapolis, Ind. Electrical Chandelieres Eight bcautifully arranged display rooms and hundreds of samples to choose from. Factory ;md Office Lighting a Specialty. Hatfield Electric Company MA in 0123. 102 South Meridian Street. 3 Ibs. Extracted Honey, 75c THE HONEY STORE W 152 NORTII DELAWARB ST. lloncut Service. Heasonal.l. Frlce.. SHIRLEY BROS. CO., Ine. UNDERTAK.ERS OFFICE* 946 N. lUìnoii St., 531< E. Wiuililnltton St., 3020 N'. Illinois St-, 2108 W. MiclUgan St., 2815 K. Waslilngton SE Circi 1918. Auto. 31-188. Amb. Service. Wf Manufaeture Our Own Coment Caoketa.

thè drivers of vehicles that they have thè authority of any traffic offieer on thè department?*’ Mr. Robinson asked. UNLIKE SOLOMON Judge Would Have Nothing to Do With Anatomy Before Hlm, By United News CHICAGO, Nov. I.—The tail-end of a dog is thè tail-end of thè patience of Judge John F. Haas. Judge ' Haas announced this Tues-

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day and told thè world that he re- 1 fuses to be a judge of doga’ tails, I with especial reference to thè stubby tali of “Controller,” a Boston terrier belonging to Mrs. Olivia Macßurnie of Louisvllle, Ky„ who asked thè court to decide whether thè appendance cf thè canine is naturally short or accidentali that way. Mrs. Macßurnie wanted to recovèr *3OO, which she said she paid for thè pup to Louis J. Strelitaky, a Chicago kennel owner, on grounds that thè stubby tali had been misrepresented

Regarding Collection of Garbage and Ashes We deslre to cali to your attention thè fact that thè city will not handle ash c.ans of over two and one-half bushel or 20-gallon capacity. The limit for garbage cans is 16 gallona. Factories and tastltutlons handliag their own garbage or ashes can, of course, use any sire pali they desire. Witt Corrugateci Pails and Cans Will Outlast Four Ordinary Ones fWltt palls and cans are hundling. A heavy band (jf|jr at top and bottom. Ix>wer band keeps bottom of heavy coating.* Snug fit- Exc i„lve trith ting Ila. Vonnegut’. No. 7, 5 gallona 91-80 No. 10, 12'/ 2 gallona ...1^2.75 No. 8. 6’/ 2 gallona 52.00 No. 1, 20 gallons $4.25 No. 9, 9 gallons 92.25 No. 2, 27 gallons 95.00 No. 9/ 2 . 10 gallona ....92.50 No. 3, 33 gallons 96.00 We also carry llghter welght ash and garbage receptacles at lower prices. For instance we have a 3Vi-gallon pail for as low as 90 cents; a 14-gallon can for as low as 82.25. Majestic Underground Ash and Garbage Receivers If you do not have an alley hack of your home we suggest you get a Majestic Underground Receiver and get rid of an unsightly garbage pail or aah can on your front lawn. Odorless, fly-proof, dog-proof and sanitary. Extremely con- * o*oo pressure on thè handy foot trip raises thè T ’ lid. Castiron top and shell of receiver will 1 ,* ‘ last lndefinltely. Comes complete with can. lon Seo , t on gecond floor Kirn IT hardware company V U INI il CLiU U I 120-124 East. Wash. Street

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as thè hallmark of a prize pooch. She contended a scar she had later fouml on thè animal’s tail ha i .made it worthless. fOUGHS H Apply over throat ana cnest —swallow sm all pieces of — VieKS ▼ Vapoßub Ooer 17 Mìllton Jan Used Ycarlo

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