Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1923 — Page 18

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BRYAN AND HAYS MEET EACH OTHER IN CHURCH WORK Political Leaders Exchange Compliments at Conference Here. Will ,H. Hays, former Postmaster General, \ and now a commissioner to the Prertbyterian General Assembly, and William Jennings Bryan occupied the same' platform Thursday at a public meeting held at Tomlinson Hall In Interest of a $15,000,000 pension fund for ministers. Hays spoke of Bryan as belonging to the "aristocracy of intelligence and Christian manhood of America.” Bryan praised Hays for his plan of ministerial relief. Hays made the chief address on ministerial relletf under the auspices of the board of ministerial relief. "We disease and cry from high and low places focr this and that readjust ment.” said Hays. "We spin theories and political economies: we cry for fuller freedom! cr more rigorous regulation, and in all the reaching for this or that, we nave managed and will manage to lift v-t higher and higher, bat the reconstruction and readjustment of our p*?ople made nrcessary by the advance of civilization, the right use of our increased prosperity, power and influence in the world can only be Insured if the spirit of Christianity is incarnated in our people through the worth and the preaching of the church: and our new and neces eary social adjustments must be in line with its teachings or they will not endure. "And yet while we plead for labor's remuneration and .capital s proper consideration and tjr the thousand and one more or ls>s necessary things, we ignore the continued pauperization of the preacher.” Bryan was chairman of the meeting. Musical Thief at Work A bassoon valued at SIOO was reported stolen from yhortridge High S-Vhool, Harl B. Stewart, 317 Jefferson AVe„ told police today. Pentfeetlcn Butter Makes Kiddies Grow.—Adv. PIANOS Set onr stock before you buy. Low pnge* and reasonable terms. Everything nmsxleal. The Carlin Music Cos. 143 E. Washington St. 100 Steps Eaftt of Pennsylvania M TiwfINIMCO. Complete Home Outfitters Z 4 3 W 24914.14 A SHINGTON STREET. TcmOumn Jake Wolf

Screen Doors, Window Screens and Poultry Netting. All sizes. pi . * , HARDWARE rieiscnmaiin s vv. wash. st. No One Need Buy Cuticura Before He Tries Free Samples SooDl Oltttraeat. Tmlmrn. 26c rvfjywlyir*. Sample* tr*mofC*nß%r% UMrtUrtu. Dapt. X. M*l4Ua, Mil Take Your Friends to the Guaranty Cafeteria Meridian and Monument Place (Hnfipl Lincoln Management) Open 7 a. m. to S p. m., ex cept Sunday when opening is at 11 a. m. For quick or leisurely breakfast, luncheon or dinner. Best of food, excellent service, delightful music, lowest prices.

JdHlek: BL Semi-Soft I COLLARS 4 for 75 Cents I The London 204 North Delaware “Don’t Hurt a Bit” Fainless extraction, asleep or awake, Nitrous Oxide Gas or Lucoline. All branches of dentistry done right, at prices that are right. EITELJORG & MOORE, Dentists 24 Tears In Fame Location. Cor. E. Market St. and Circle. Ground ) Floor. Lady Attendant.

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The diagram shown above represents a board of thirty-six squares, with twelve counters or checkers on the board. The problem is to re arrange the twelve counters so that each row on tiie board, horizontal, vertical and diagonal, contains just two counters. Can you do it? (There are six vertical, six horizontal, and two diagonal rows). Yesterday’s answer: YYIRYYIII K I R Y Y 4 M K The letters shown above may be read as follows: "Too wise you are; too wise you be, I see you are too wise for me " FRIEDA’S FOLLIES By M. E. 1 Their parties were most lavish, l.ike those on the screen. Not that I am prudish. But there is a limit to everything. And they overstepped it. 1 wouldn't have gone if they'd asked me. The booze flowed lik water. I am not a prohibitionist. But I thought tiie police ought to know. They were raided. FLORENCE Oil Stows £ Ranges "-Burner . i •;( With shelf ; t.-, 3- s." 1 With shelf S 1 1 .‘.II 4- ...... s/.; .-,o With shelf I.IISEKM. TKKMS Famous for Our 3-rorom Outfits, S!iB.TT.

Household Specials m* STEPPm LADDERS ///rr\ 5 Feet, fiLJf k \ Very jilt T \\ Strong JgJJ Quality, M V $2.25 till l 6-ft. Size, U $2.75 Guaranteed f * HOUSE^^^VjgjT PER GAL. J W Al| colors; A^ John T. Cusack Cos. 357-361 W. WASH. ST. MA in 4053.

— No Need to Pay Fancy Prices for Quality Footwear! * Stop down tomorrow to the THRIFT Shoe Store and examine srful selection j£ of last-minute styles. \'o matter what style V' you want, you will fin .I it here. $0 $ A mm ' *5 MEN’S WORK and" OUTMISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S OX- 'IU * !,,? FORDS AND STRAPS, $1 to $3 Thrift Shoe Store MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING- — DOWNSTAIRS Washington end Meridian Streets,

HEARINGS WILL CONTINUE Decision on Insurance Rate Case May Re Delayed By State. Several days will he spent in consideration of evidence presented at this week's hearings on local fire insurance rates before a decision is given, Thomas S. Me Murray, State insurance commissioner, said today. Attorneys for the city sought to show the National Board of Fire Underwriters had faiied to make promised revision of rates, in spite

RINK’S THE HOUSE OF VALUES <*( Modes of the moment —a stunning collection of the S_ v ;f advance Summer styles, at a special sale price, un- \ equalled for Millinery of . sll< high e^asa * | Just Arrived from New York 400 Smart Summer Hats In the Nearest Shapes arid Materials 1 In this collection are taffetas, crepes, | hair hats and embroidered hats.

“That Eyes May Find Relief ” Personal Efficiency The road to health and happiness, may depend largely upon good eyesifr|it. i leadaohes, pains in the nook, I ircdnr.NS- usually the result of faulty vision, impede your progress by killing vour efficiency. Let us examine your eyes KKKK and supply the glasses, if you need them, that will correct your vision scieuI ideally. Curved Lenses Invisible Bifocals Perfect le: ses for I >r reading glasses. far and neat vision, tour choice o Any mounting in mountings. stock $4.00 to $7.00 SB.OO to $12.00 Satisfaction Guaranteed Hoosier Optical Company 148 North Illinois Street. Open Saturday Evening

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of agreements with city officials. Underwriters denied making absolute agreements. Roy Appointed Cadet 811 Times Special DARLINGTON, Ind„ May 18.—J. Donica, will soon be a West Point Donica wil lsoon be a West Point cadet. He received a letter from Representative Fred S. Purnell notifying him of his appointment. He will leport for duty July 2. Donica is a graduate from the Bowers High School.

AN OPPORTUNITY !fS|| PHONOGRAPH E| : | at Great Savings jf These are used machines, however some have V been used for demonstration only a short time. Impcriil jijo SONORASINCLUDE Trovatore Mahogany, regularly $125 $75 Etude Mahogany, regularly slls SBS Trovatore Mahogany, $125 SIOO Nocturne Fumed Oak, regularly $l6O SBS One Victrola, No. NT, in Mahogany $75 Charles Mayer & Cos: 20-31 W. Washington St. Established 1840.

H WEOO 1 $ A WwNl a I B WILL HOT f| ■ OH BREAK 9 MAPI IN INDIANAPOLIS J|A 1 PATTERSON SHADE CO. § •'•ut fo Wl ™’ Jjpfc

r 1 First Summer Term I May 28 to June 4 f Ymi r.ccd not wait until the L’Mh or 4th. if you onn *>tn r s sooner, ni flflß ktudenf* insv outer here at any l.me of '■mirtip. if would uv you to start nt the earliest date At any rate, we urge yot to arrange dertnttely to rnfor during !t:e opening ocL. If you wish .nore of the particulars concerning courses, rales, etc., rail personally, telephone, or write. -A•k for our Hildgot of InfonnaMon which will give you the details. HB The numerous demands for buslnes.s trained young rat n and women offer Indiana Business College nr Marlon, Mun.*‘o. I,or nr sport Anderson. Kokomo, l.afayet e, Uoltirobu*. Rlrhmond, Vincennes 1 rnwfordsrllle. Peru, or Indlanapol s ' has. C. ' 'ring Is President, ntid "ra I' Itiitz. Het:eral Manager, Get n touch with the point j in prefer, or see. write, or telephone Prd W. fair, Principal. l>nn*.' 1 nnla and \ ormont ‘>l*.. I irt Door North V. \V. C. A., Inilpls.

Your Dollars Here work day and night, earning 4 1 o r ' 0 interest for you. They are safe from fire, theft or hold-up. We are now earing for the dollars of thousands of careful people in our savings department. WHY NOT VOIDS' Bring your dollars to us and we will put them to work for you, increasing your income. That's our business. $1 Will Open a Savings Account We Pay 4y 2 % on Savings Meyer-Kiser Bank 136 East Washington Street Open ALL DAY SATURDAYS Ba. in. to 8 p. in.

For Nine Days Only, Beginning Saturday, a Gift Sale of A** B ranges CwI&KHS This Scl Sell. Reiulul, so, $12.5. VAMMPI2I IT HARDWARE CO. V V 120-124 E. WASH. ST.

Victory Liberty Bonds Mature May 20 We will accept these bonds at any time now for collection. If deposited in a savings account with us on or before May 20, we will credit you with the full amount of bond and coupon, and interest on your deposit will date from May 1. If you wish to exchange your bonds for other safe securities we suggest the following: Tax-Exempt Fletcher Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds Y'2% First Mortgage Real Estate Certificates. grcfefap anfe Crttstt Compatg Northwest Corner Market and Pennsylvania Branches and Affiliated Banks 2123 East Street 1233 Oliver Avenue \Ve*t and W ashington Streets I and Illinois Street* 2812 East Washington Street 1541 North Illinois Street 453 East Washington Street 1533 Roosevelt Avenue.

if 1 “Hatfield Harry,” the Cleaner Man, Sells Universals; Here's His Plan—- “ Keeping Your House Clean / is such an easy matter with the Universal Elec- rjf j trie Vacuum Cleaner. In just a jiffy you can aJK. give your rug3 and carpets a thorough sweeping without raising an annoying unhealthful cloud of dust, and its gentle action insures long life to your floor coverings, because it cleans with air alone." Phone “Harry” for a Free Trial. He Will Gladly Arrange Easy Payments. Hatfield Electric Cos. r^3 MA In 0123 Meridian at Maryland.

Attend the Opening Saturday of LA FATA’S CLAYPOOL SHOE STORE 114 W. Wash. St. Claypool Hotel Bldg. We have a complete new line of Men s Dress and Work Shoes and Women's latest novelties Our shoes prove satisfactory because thev are made of GOOD MATERIAL BY EXPERT WORKMEN AND GUARANTEED SOLID LEATHER THROUGHOUT. A trial wiil convince you. PrtCCS From 'jdiamctid fthand* .

Saturday Specials Electric Irons, $6.00 Value $3.00 Carpet Sw’eepers, Special at $2.75 Lawn Mowers, 14-inch size $7.95 $5.00 Wire Wheel Scooters at $3.50 Light Steel Wagons at $1.25 Roller Skates, ball-bearing $2.00 50-Ft. Garden Hose, 5-S-in., 4-piy. . . .$4.95 Up,y HARDWARE SdsdjjMl BMffl sat;

FRIDAY, MAY 18,1923