Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 205, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1923 — Page 10

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RUMKESS GET TERMS AND FINES AFTER STILL RAID

Sentences of Four Founa Guilty Range From Thirty to 120 Days on Farm.

HEALTH PROBE IS STARTED Unhealthful Living Conditions and Violation of Fire Laws Reported in Attic. Four men who were caught In a raid in which a 300-gallon sUll was found in operation at 702 Madison Ava, received heavy fines and penal farm sentences on blind tiger charges in city court today. The sentences were as follows: • luiseppe Boini. 25. SIOO and costs and thirty days: Giovanni Mattel. 24, S2OO and costs and sixty days; Uulseppe Mattel, 23, S2OO and costs and thirty days; Antonio Pergola, 23, SIOO and • osts and 120 days. Investigate Building The dty board of health and the Rre prevention department today began an investigation of the building in the attic of which police found a complete whisky manufacturing plant Thursday. The raid resulted In a report of unhealthful living conditions on the second floor and violation of fire prevention laws. Search for l.eader Tlie police today were searching for another man said to be the "king - ’ of a bootlegger gang. To get to the still, the police climbed a ladder and pulled themselves through a hole in the ceiling of the second floor, they said. They said they found thirty-eight barrels of mash, thirty gallons of white mute, some inule flavored and colored to imitate creme do menthe and cordials and brandies. Tho 300-gallon still was In full operation when seized, police said. The first floor of the building was used as a factory for plaster of parts statues- and kewpie dolls. Part of the second floor was used for storage by the kewpie doll factory and it was in this place that the police believe the fire prevention regulations were violated. Jacob Riedel, chief of the fire prevention bureau, today stated he personally inspected the building seven months ago and forced the occupants to clean up excelsior and paper. He said that at that time there was no whisky still in the building. STATE ENGINEERS PLAN SESSIONS HERE JAN. 18-19 K. \V. McCullough to Address First Meeting. The forty-third annual convention of the Indiana Engineering Society will be held at the Hotel Lincoln. Jan. 18 and 19- E. W. McCullough of the American Association of Engineers and members of the Legislature will speak on the opening day. An inspection trip will be made to the new power riant and dam at Nobles vllle. In the evening a radio demonstration will be given by Charles Brossman. Talks will be made by D. J. Angus of Esterline. Mass., and Prof. R. V. Achatz of Purdue University. On Friday the convention will hear addresses. TRIO TAKEN TO DANVILLE IN ALLEGED AUTO THEFT Local Youtlis Arrested Here on Veliicle Taking Charge*. Three Indianapolis youths, arrested here on charges of vehicle taking, will !>e tried by Danville find.) authorities. The boys. Harold De Witt, 19, of 817 Coffee St.; Frank South. 21, of 520 Coffee St., and Ray Kinsley, 22, of 530 Chase St., were taken Thursday night to Danville. They are charged wit htaking an automobile in Danville and bringing it to Indianapolis, where it was dismantled. Parts of the machine were on a car driven by Kinsley, police say. INDIANA HUNTERS HOLD BANQUET AND REUNION

Indianapolis Men Among Those Attending N'imrods’ Ilinner. Un Timen Special NOBLES VILLE, Ind., Jan. 5.—A number of hunters from central Indiana. who have been going to northrn Canada for the past twenty-five years, held a banquet at the country home of William Stultz, near this city, Wednesday. Dr. K. C. Hershey ■ f Carmel. Ind., was toastmaster. Among the guests were J. W. Hershey. Henry Roberts and Austin Sheets of Indianapolis.

RALSTON TO SPEAK Jsamuel M. Ralston, United States Senator-elect will be the principal speaker at the annual Jackson day banquet of Democrats at Springfield. 111., Jan. S. it was announced today.

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TAT WHITE Pat has never won a beapty contest. but his comedy has made a name for himself in burlesque. At the Broadway next week. PD ICE DP SIDES IS GOING HIGHER Manufacturers Say They Will Be Worth It, Though. By T'rvti-d .Vetr* CHICAGO, Jan. 5. —Shoes won't decline In price during 1923, and they'll probably cost even more, according |to delegates to the twelfth annual | convention of the National Shoe I Travelers' Association here. I But they’ll be worth it. the shoe men promise. They advise us Just ! to wait and see the shoes and then j see if Jhe price will make any dlffer- | cnee. They’ll be of better grade and i be much more "chic,” It Is alleged. Delegates point with pride at the ! “valiant fight” made to keep prices : down. •PRINTERS’ LIST’ TEST TO BE MADE FOR HEALTH Typo Union to Probe Relation to "T. B.” A Nation-wide scientific investigatlon to determine what part “printers' list” plays in the origin and aggravation of tuberculosis is contemplated by the International Typographical i Union in connection with a general health survey now' being made in the i trade, it was announced today at the 1 headquarters here. ‘•List” is the black, fluffy sub- ! stance which collects in type boxes, I trays, cases and chases. It contains i silica and iron, and, according to a i theory advanced by Dr. E. Halford j Ross, eminent British scientist, acts j as a causative agent to stir dormant I tubercle bacillus into action. Physi J clans have differed widely in disi cussing the probable degree of lnfluI ence exercised by this printing shop I dust on lungs of printers. REPRESENTATIVE SUBMITS TO MASTOID OPERATION Paul D. Farley, of Present legislature, IURepresentative Paul D. Farley, a member of the present Legislature, is j seriously ill in an Elkhart hospital 1 following an operation for mastoiI ditls. it was learned today by the few ! legislators lingering in the Statehouse I halls pver the week-end. Farley was | taken ill shortly before the beginning of the present session and was unable to he present pending the outcome of the operation. It is said that • he will not be abe to appear when the Lower House reconvenes Monday afternoon following the recess de- | clared yesterday. PRESIDENTIAL YACHT WILL BE ALTERED Repairs Costing 5175,000 Will He Made on “Mayflower. Ru Vnitfd .VetM WASHINGTON. Jan. s.—Altera--1 tlons costing upward of $175,000 are i to be made on the Mayflower, the presidential yacht. She will be converted into an oil burner, larger living accommodations will be provided. anew weather deck will be laid, and there wil be numerous minor alterations to increase the comfort of the ship. PLANE FALLS AT RICHMOND lit! Tlmta Special RICHMOND. Ind.,’ Jun. s.—Lieut. Fred Van Beghten, of Dayton, and R. D. Shaw, secretary of the National Aerial Association, narrowly escaped injury and possible death when the plane in which they were rifling crashed to the ground near here yesterday. A Jamming of the control stick was said to have caused the fall. The plane was demolished.

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GIVE YOURSELF A CHANCE, COUE TELLS BRONNER, TIMES WRITER

By MILTON BRONNER XEA. Stuff Correspondent ii A \T> how are we feeling today?” ft is Mgr. Emile Cone addressing the writer at the autosuggestion leader’s home in Nancy, France, before Coue left for the United States. It is my second clinic. He remembers that I am there because I am supposed to be suffering from a nervous breakdown. Coue doesn't know I am merely supposed to be suffering from “nerves.” And acting up to my part. I am dead sore because so little attention has been paid to me. “Can't see much improvement,” I mutter. “I don't sleep at night. My appetite is bad and I don't digest iny food. I —” “My dear chap, ' interrupts Coue, “why catalogue all your ills? If you go on at rate, searching yourself in that way, every day you will discover more pains and more symptoms. Try to get yourself into the frame of mind expressed by the formula, ‘every day. in every way, I am getting hetier and better.'” “Isn't that a form of self hypnotism?” I ask, peevishly. Coue smiles. “But don't be too analytical. Don t intellectualize too much over the thing. All T ask you to do is to give the principle a sporting chance. See whether it will not do what I claim. “For years I was a busy druggist. In my pharmacy I made up the prescriptions the doctors gave their patients. "I said to myself some of those drugs would not cure anything. Perhaps it was tho combination of drugs that did the work. But. no. Sometimes the same prescription, given to two different persons, cured one and left the other unaided. “Then 1 got the key of it. One doctor gave the medicine and said to his patient. 'Tomorrow you will be ever so much better.’ The other doctor simply gave the medicine CONDITION OF LENIN IS REPORTED WORSE By Cmted Vet ea LONDON. Jan. s.—The condition of Nikola Lenin, dictator of Soviet Russia is worst and Professor Klemerer, the famous surgeon, has hen called to Moscow to treat him, according to advices reaching here from Berlin. Lenin is reported to have recently suffered his third stroke of paralysis.

INVITED TO FRANKLIN The Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women has been In vlted to hold its annual convention in Franklin, according to announcement today. Dr. Orie Latham Hatcher, speaking at a dinner given for her at tho Cham b*r of Commerce last night by tho federation, emphasized the business woman’s need for education. Dr. Hatcher is chairman of the education committee of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women.

PRICES SLASHED OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES’ SHOES 3,177 pairs of ladles' high and low shoes faken from our regular stock will go on sale tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. Every up to the-min-ute style included; all sizes. S'! .85 $2*45 §9.85 a PAIR RADIO BOOTS

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without comment, or even expressed doubt as to the certainty of its effect. "The on© doctor brought about autosuggestion in his patient, tho other did not. "Rememoer our unconscious self is both our slave and a king. The slave king is seated on a. throne. We toll this slave what to do and ft then rules us. “If you keep telling yourself over and over, 'Every day, in every way, I am getting better and better,’ your elave will see to it that his statement becomes fact. “Above all, avoid the demon doubt. “I am not asking you to give me a

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Drink Three F Coffee and rest easy, awake or asleep. It is good coffee that helps and does not excite one. The blending and roasting is done so well that this Coffee is just about right. So many have found it to he comforting and with no ill effects afterward that it is in more homes in proportion to population than any other brand in any city in the country. THE FISHBACK CO. Indianapolis Knnirni City.

Hens 2H? |b. Spring Chickens 28d lb. We dress them free of charge STRICTLY FRESH EGOS Call in HOT WM. LUCKEY 631 Massachusetts Ave. L.i -

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RAISIN*, new • r PRUNES, new il/ crop, lb 1472 C tREME OIL £l/’ SOAP, bar D /2C PEACHES, sliced, |A in syrup, No. 1 can IUC COCOA, pure, in hulk. 1b IUC SALT, free running. r pkg JC

Shredded Wheat Pkg-10c Diadem Flour 95c # ri r P 1 p jj" Jackson’s Special • n VUr r EL, Cm Taste the Difference LB. DDCA P BIG 16 -° z -loaf, Wrapped r-_ lrJ Made Hourly in Our New Bakery MACARONI or 6c RAISINS ’ ggg $ 3- 25 POTATOES 18c U'fy OAK GROVE OR .. ULLU CREAM OF NUT Lb. 4IDC BROOKFIELD butter Y Lb. 55c PURE LARDqS iii.l 2Vo c

bFr'l) SKKD, best, | A 14*oz. pkg zJzS. STARCH, best £_ lump, lb " C GOOD LUCK *)o_ olko, lb faQc PRASPT BUT- 1 P ter, fresh, lb I*>C oEtvFoa, 9i Pompeian, can 7*fC HOBOHTW, conn- JcT try. e-lh. ran I iDC

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chance. I am asking you to give yourself a chance. “If you stay here long enough you will see people M r ho have given themselves that chance and M'ho are ever so much happier as a result. 1 They have found a way to get rid of j pain arv*l disease.

Well, Here's a New One! Ward-Baxter Pie Cos. Absolutely Home-Made Pies—Every One Made by Hand You will not need to make your own when you can stop on the way to and from the market —just one square north, 20” North Delaware Stroet —and buy ONE JUST AS GOOD AS YOU CAN MAKE. We use no fillings or substitutes, absolutelv nothing hut EGGS AND MILK and the VERY &EST OF ALL INGREDIENTS. You will be surprised. THERE ARE NONE LIKE THEM MADE OR SOLD IN THE CITY. Just call Riley 1573 and tell us you are coming down and we will save one for you—the kind you like—lest we may not have it when you come. Ward-Baxter Pie Cos. 203 N. Delaware St.

SWT. POTATOES. 91/ t .-si 1..- ~-. ii,. 0 /3C onions, beat quai- t i . 4c APPLE BUTTER, on t J AvC Him vim- in <. Ut, bottle .. lOC MCSTARII, pre 1A pored, 10 or., jar... IUC LirroN's tea. on ’ lb. pkg 4uC

St GAR CORN. fVtnnfry (ientlcroan, i'll / _ can 14 /2C PEAS"" ten dor nW. early .Tunea, can. 14 /2C 3 No. 2 cane of SUGAR CORK 4.JC PORK & BEANS. fft Campbells, can 1"C ORA I‘K-N CTS, <r I>kg lOC POST’S BRAN. I*l/ pfcg 14/2C

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1075 Oliver Ave. 2501 W. Washington 1258 W, Washington 1712 W. Washington 1192 Kentucky Ave.

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QUALITY FOODS” at ECONOMY PRICES!

“I don’t claim to work miracles. Asa matter of fact. I don't. I simply help people to help themselves. I point the way.” Next: Bronner sees Coue cure some sick minds.

Hem, pound ..28 C Spring Chickens, pound 28<* Baltimore Oysters, quart BOc Eggs, dozen Dressed Free. Delivered to any part of city. 0. H. TEASTER & CO. Phone DRexel 1229. 1024 SOUTH EAST ST.

none scrji . . jllN CE MEAT 14c i MINCEMEAT. ~ Ya~ j large pkg.... IIK j H l N- MAID Wl / BAIBINH, . kg . I4V2C : NATIONAL OATS, A I new gfoek. pkg 3C j EAGLE HILIL ' in' IBoi * can IjC SALMON* ehi nT , nl/ tall can I L /2C

PC RE JELLY, 1 A Libby's, 8 oztt 1 UC CHILI SAUCE, |ft large 8-os. jar IUC CATSUP, large l ff 10- os. bottle IJC rooTnpicKs, ow pollfched, pkg /3C MATCHES, Par- o\/ lor, large box ....J/3C toFlet FAPeST 1A _ 3 rolls lUC

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AUNT JEMIMA 191 A Pancake Flour 1 L /2C CALUSIF.T BAR. 97rOWDER. lb SIL 3 20-oz. pkga. OCPancake Floor wdC BI'CKWHEAT 1 A. FLOCK, _2O or* IvL ENGLISH WAL- 9CNPTS, Cal., lb MV, DIADEM FLOUR. 4P„ f. lbs 4DC

PALMOLIVE m~ SOAP, bar /C CHIFBO, r t>* JC CRYSTAL A 1 WHITE SOAP 4eC KIRK'S FI-ARE 1| WHITE SOAP ‘JeC >LD DUTCH O CLEANSBR, can OC L pkg o - 8 ..T^ 8 : IQc

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LET’S GO —CHRISTMAS IS OVER FIRST CLASS STORAGE EGGS, DOZEN 38C STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, DOZEN -48 C Chuck Boasts, per \2'.iC Pure Pan Sausage, per lb. .. Pork Roasts, per Ib.. 18C ) Hamburger, per lb l©f£ Kentucky Lincoln Market Kentucky Ave. “THE BIG NEW MARKET” Ave. A Few Steps Bock of Lincoln Hotel. Lincoln 2102. We Wholesale to Restaurants Open Until 12 O'clock Every Night. Handy to All Cars. Only 4 Doors From Terminal Bus Station.

Wanser’s Modern Market 215 North Illinois Street QUALITY RIGHT PRICES RIGHT

No. 2 can Sugar Corn, of 3 cans for ZOC Rolled Oats, Four Roses brand, per pkg., 1 A each IUC Old Dutch Cleanser, Loin and Round or Steaks, per lb. LtDC Fresh Cottage Pork On Chops, per lb C*\3 C

APPLES Another Big Carload Sale Saturday At Car Door, C., I. & W. Freight House, 230 Virginia Ave. Famous New York s"j STATE BALDWINS HAWD PICKED ✓ rtR Br BASKET. ARTHUR B. HAMILL APPLE DISTRIBUTOR

Crystal White Soap 4C Cake 3 Big Boxes MATCHES 10c 1 -Lb. Loaf Quality BREAD 5c Large Box Chocolate Covered CHERRIES 49c Large Size CALIFORNIA PRUNES 20c Lb.

Selected Storage EGGS 33c Dozen Our Very Best COFFEE 33c Lb. Sliced BACON 1-Lb. Pkg. 39C 1-2-Lh.Pkg.2oC E-Z Bake FLOUR 24Lb$1.1Q Elgin Nut OLEO 25c Lb.

A BILLBOARD OF QUALITY It’s a Lucky Neighborhood That Has a Child’s Grocery Store

350-354 East Washington Street The Biggest Retail Grocery in Indiana POTATOES—Michigan. Splendid cookers. Peck. q 2 1 / 2 -B ushel hag $1.75 luC HOOSIER GOLD CREAMERY BUTTER. Pound 52? GRAPEFRUIT —Fits color or % ; LEMONS—Californias. O and flavor, LEAF LETTUCE—Crisp and tender. Pound 20? Libby's Bweet Potatoes— LOG AN B ERRIES Van Campa Dry solid pack. -IQ —Forces. Os Hominy .....DC Large can I7C Large can . ....4*Jv BLACK WALNUTS —Three pounds 10? FRESH OYSTERS—SoIid meats, no water. Pint 35? WISCONSIN CREAM CHEESE—MiId flavor. Lb 33? BREAKFAST BACON—Sugar cured and nicely streaked— Pound - OO Two pounds *..55? £t uC Tlit brand of bacon nrnkti host* of new friends every day. A trial will win you. PORK CHOPS—Lean and small. Pound 21<* FRESH SHOULDER^WhoIe. Pound 17? FRESH SAUSAGE—Country style. Pound 20? SOUR OR DILL PICKLES— Large~slze, 4 for. LAKE HERRING MACKEREL—Nice size. 10-oz. fish 15<* —SP, 6 for..2s<* DEL MONTE RED SALMON—TaII can .......... 29? PICKLES—Sweet mix, sweet relish and sweet chow, ■* /\ lunch size. Small jar * lUC GENUINE EGG NOODLES—Wideor fine, bulk. Pound .25? FAIRY SOAP—Regular, full size bars 5? RAISINS—Sun Maid, Seedless, blk. Pound f- - box *.53.50 IDC TAGGART’S POUND-BOX CAKE SPECIAL Toasted Marshmallows, Walnut Bon Eons, Chocolate Fingers, of Macaroon Snaps. Box * LaDC i

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Pure Lard, best kettle ren-r"-r i2’/ 2 c Creamery Butter, Monument brand, CO per lb Armour Star, or Swift Premium Ham, whole, C Small Bones, T per lb 1 I •***

Large, Juicy Grape Fruit 5C Lssb Best Pure LARD 12y 2 c Lb Fancy Eating APPLES SC Lb-No-Risk FLOUR 24-Lb. 93C Heinz's Tomato CATSUP 19 C - Bottle -32c