Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 64, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1923 — Page 12

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INMATES OF STATE INSTITUTION VARY LITTLEEACH YEAR Report Shows Number Confined jn 1921, 1922 and 1923 About Same, Slight annual variation In the total number of persona confined in State institutions is shown in the Indiana bulletin of charities and correction, issued today by the board of State charities. During the last three years the total number of inmates on March 31 each year is shown: 1921. 13,051: 1922, 13.890; 1923, 18,878. Os the 1923 total. 8,406 were males and 6,472 were females. During the six months ending March 31, 1923. 4.()4 inmates were received and 3.960 were discharged. For the care of these inmates. 2.126 employes were required. Expenses Steady Similarly, slight variation is shown In the total expenses of caring for the Inmates, although a larger per capita variation has existed. The expense figures follow: 1921. total $2,172.426.45. per capita, $181.90: 1922. total $2,092,074.98, per capita, $161.92: 1928, total $2,157,728.84; per capita $165.22. Including construction work, total expenses for the fiscal year were $3,121,139.26. 1.412 in State Prison Os the S.S3O persons lodged in charitable institutions, 5,718 were in institutions for treatment of insanity. Educational institutions housed 438 persons and correctional institutions hold 3,980. The State prison claims the largest number of inmates in correctional institutions, 1.412. Accompanying the bulletin is the thirty-third annual report of the board for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1922. which has been submitted to overnor McCray. MRS. i 0. OLSEN'S FUNERALSATUROAY Wife of insurance Man Dies After Short illness, Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret M. Olsen, 27, wife of Rudolph O. Olsen, claim adjuster for the Indiana Mutual Casualty Company, woh died at her home, 3548 Evergreen Ave., Wednesday. 1 p. m., after a brief Illness, will be held Saturday 10 a. m. at the home. Burial will be in Crown Hill carnetery. The Rev. George S. Henninger, pastor of the E. Tenth St. Methodist Episcopal church, will be In charge. Due to the illness of the deceased s mother, Mrs. George TV. Pein, the services will be private. Mrs. Olsen was bom in Indianapolis. She was a graduate of Shortridge High School and of the'lndianapolis Conservatory of Music. She was prominent in the work of the Order of the Eastern Star and was well known throuhout the State. Mrs. Olsen Is survived by her husband. and parents, *hree brothers. Robert Pein of Columbus. Ohio; John Pein and William Pein of Indianapolis; and one sister, Mrs. Jeanette Bales of Indianapolis.

PICK RAINBOW OFFICERS Marion County to Send 110 Delegates to Veteran Convention. Plans for sending more than 100 delegates to the next annual convention of the Rainbow Division Veteran’s Association at Columbia, S. C., were being considered today by local members of the organization. At a meeting Wednesday night the following officers were chosen to head the Marion County chapter for the coming year: Byron C. Young, president; Paul W. Milllkin, vice president; Roy E. Murphy, secretary, and H. E. Cook, treasurer. I„id Held as Bicycle Thief Theodore Martin, 14,0f 227 N. Highland Ave., was under arrest today on a charge of grand larseny. Martin was arrested when he attempted to sell a bicycle at Hoffman’s bicycle shop, In the 900 block on W. Washington St. The wheel, It is alleged, was stolen from Riverside bat'nbeach Wednesday. Wife and Child Missing Bert Stevenson of Vera, Fla., requested the Indianapolis police today to search for his wife and 3-year-o’d son. He said Laura Belle Stevenson, his wife, took the child from his home in Vera and may be in Indianapolis. The child, he said, had been given Aim by a court order.

r —f-v Pitch’Em ~ \ Xy One of the most popular -; i iV American games. Equal/ftv I ly liked by young and * old. (May Be Played Both Indoors and Outdoors.) Consists of four rubber horseshoes, pony size, two green enameled metal plates with rounded corners and has nickel plated pegs. Played according to American horseshoe rules, which are printed on the cover of the box. i aa Priced M.UU • Juvenile Lawn Swings, $6.50 Make happy many a childhood hour. Strong, safe, painted attractively. Large enough for a child of 12 or 14— Gliding Settees, $13.50 Painted green with easy practically noiseless motion— Charles Mayer & Cos. 29-31 W. Washington St. A Established 184a

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ABC D E F HI J K In the above addition, letters are used Instead of numbers. Each letter represents a different figure. It will be seen that ABC plus D E F equals HIJK. Can you fit in a different figure for each letter In the addition? One of the letters represents zero; and more than one result is possible. Yesterday’s answer: \ s..[ j | t |*a T N; X ,E O \ / _§_XaJl gl ~u e r The diagram shows how the four words, “A square of sixteen,” may be traced by passiing from letter to letter, vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. No letter is used more than once, and all 16 appear in the phrase. SPECIAL TRAINS TO CAMP Local Contingent to Kentucky Tost Leaves Friday. Local contingents of citizens who will take part in the one-month course of military training at Camp Knox, Kentucky, will leave Indianapolis Friday on two special trains, one departing at 7.45 o’clock in the morning and the second at 11:45, each arriving about six hours later. The second train will be for men outside of Marion County. The fare will be $6.32, which will be refunded when the candidates reach camp. All other expenses are paid by the government. Perfection Bntter Mallei Kldiiles Grow.- Adv. A New and Better Store Reputation for fur dealing, dependable merchandise and reasonable price* ha* made Be one of the beat known Jewelry concern* !n tbe citr. You will find ue a food firm to do boilneee with: always reliable aod always with tne non dependable jewelry at the loweet possible price#. Gray, Gribben & Gray U 1 NORTH ILLINOIS STRUT We True* Anyone Vfke Works

THE UHITE FURNITURE COL Complete Home Outfitters t A 3- Z 4 3 U.U ASHWGTON STREET. Tom Quinn Jake Uolf. f Brokers an and Dealers —CURED MEATS——LARD— -oleomargarinecheese

Sjal )M “Didn’t Hurt a Bit” Not the Only Good Ones We are not the only good dentists in the State by a jug full, but if you want the best dental work—plates of all kinds, bridges, crowns, fillings, inlays, painless extracting, etc., at low prices—I guess we are about your only choice. 24 years here, 150,000 satisfied patient*. EITELJORG & MOORE, Dentists C <tr. East Market St. and Circle Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.

ILLNESS FATAL TO WOMAN ATTORNEY Rites Saturday for Mrs, Olive Maholm, The funeral of Mrs. Olive Maholm, 44, who died at the residence, 3502 E. Tenth St., Wednesday night following an attack of heart trouble, will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the home- Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Maholm was the wife of T. Ernest Maholm, attorney. She was bom in Marion County. She and her husband attended school together. The yhad been married twenty-seven years. She waa a member of the Marion County bar. Her husband’s sister, Mrs, Myrtle Winnings of Castleton, died two weeks ago. Mrs- Maholm Is survived by the husband and her mother, Mrs. Virginia Hilcox.

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GasStoveSpecial Uke Illnstratton 1tf547.50 Value I | /) *39- ' ( M Terms If desired Free Connection MESSENGER'S 201 E. WASH.

Excursion via ilgMiEonteil TO CINCINNATI Round Trip *2# 75 SUNDAY, JULY 29 Visit the Zoo Special train leaves Indianapolis Union Station. 7:00 a m. (Central Standard Time). Returning leaves Cincinnati, 7:15 p m. (Central Standard Time), 8:15 p m. (City Time ) Tickets and fall Information at City Ticket Office, 112 Monument Circle; phone Circle 5300, or Union Station. ,1. W. GARDNER T>lvtslon Pnssenser Agent.

Second Annual Gladiolus Show and Garden Flowers Exhibition In Our Bank Lobby, Saturday, July 28th 21 Classes —No Entry Fee—4B Prizes Open to Amateur Flower Gardeners Two Cups to Be Awarded Telephone or Write for as Sweepstakes Prizes Prize List and Entry Card Visitors Invited Saturday 8:30 a. m. to 8:00 p. m.

Gladiolus A—6 spikes of 1 variety. B—4 spikes each of 4 varieties. C—l spike each of 6 varieties. D—Best individual specimen. E —Best assortment Primullnus. F—Best collection named varieties. (One 6plke each) G—3 best spikes white. H—3 best spikes red. I—3 best spikes purple. J—3 best spikes lavender. K—3 best spikes yellow. L—Best unnamed seedling. Special—Largest collection of Kunderd Gladioli.

Prizes consist of plants and bulbs offered by growers and members of the Garden Flowers Society, who are co-operating with us. Enter Your Flowers t / v Bankers Trust Company PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO STREETS 3% Interest on Checking Accounts with an average balance of $400.00 or more.

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Gigantic Sacrifice Sale NOW IN PROGRESS To continue only while present stock lasts. Electric Wringing and Washing Tt/InX - Small Interest Charged for Mac. me, Reduced to Time Payments. - ■ With our Ironclad guarantee to give perfect satisfaction for one year. „ HATFIELD ELECTRIC CO. v Meridian at Maryland Street

No Need to Pay Higher Prices! WE MARK our footwear at the lowest possible prices right at the start. YVe don’t have “sales.” Every day is bargain day here. Just compare our values. Following are some good examples: V Shop Before , White WMtt Snmw., \ .. — ~mm OsfMe. .rp.p. Trim Here’s a Picnic for Thrifty Buyers at 50c Canvas oxfords and strap slippers, In white and brown shades C o o 1, comfortable and servlceable. A remarkable value at the price. WE CLOSE DAILY AT S P. M. SATURDAYS AT 9 P. M. TUDICT shoe i nmr i store MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING—DOWNSTAIRS WASHINGTON AND MERIDIAN STREETS

Classes Zinnias M—l 2 blooms of 1 color. N—3 blooms each of 6 color*. O—6 blooms each of 3 colors. Lilies P—B blooms of 1 variety. Q—3 blooms each of 2 varieties. R—Best Individual apeclmen. Other Flowers S— Best vase of garden flowers. (Not more than 3 varieties) T—Best basket of garden flowers. (4 or more varieties) Exhibits should be delivered Friday between 4:00 and 7:00 p. m. Judging at 8:00 p. m.

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Apex Electric WASHING MACHINE Waehee everything epotleeely clean Ba aura to mb the Apex bafoia job bay: Vonnegut E^WASH

Prendergast Correct Letter Service Increase your sales with tbe best class of multlgrapb letters. Complete mailing campaigns. Main 6524. Circle 0067

Eye# examined, flMsee famished. Reasonable Prices. ISS V. Pena. St. IS. Illinois Bt.

If I Can Not Do Better Work for Less, I Will GIVE MONEY BACK I can make successful teeth when others have failed Gas Tor painless extraction. Give patient benefit of low rent. Prices mailed on request. Wr rk guaranteed. Dr. F. M. Hickman DENTIST 810 FLETCHER AVE. DR. <i M

No Dental Office in the State flgllll Can Equal My Low Prices I and give you the same quality and service I do. Spend | fl ve minutes in my office for a free examination. It will I pay you well in dollars and cents saved on any dental wm All Dental Work Guaranteed

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Dr. J. W. COFIELD—DENTIST ROOMS 203 TO 208 MARION BUILDING Corner of Ohio and Meridian Sts . Entrance 1) West Ohio Street T™* V 9 T V* V V W T H#nday. Wednesday. Saturday, S:3O a. m. to 8 t>. m. II P f 1 C J I J fv 21 Z Thorsday. Friday, *:JW a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday. 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.

Berkson’s 25 W. Washington St. Important Savings For Friday Shoppers ANY WASH DRESS 2 a QC Dresses Formerly Up to $7.50 U/ B- JP Anticipate your vacation needs now. Dresses in ev- -■ ery summery color and material—in youthful and attractive styles. ANY WASH DRESS IN STOCK. (Nothing reserved.) s' ✓ * 50 EAGLE CREPE SILK DRESSES Stunning Dresses, made in sport models of handsome striped or plain JVHV 1 q Eagle Crepe. Splendid Dresses for any summer occasion. VERY SPE- M tOD CIAL FRIDAY AT \ • .. . a , , , *ls to *242 SILK DRESSES SEVENTY-FIVE of these Dresses have been reduced for Friday's eyfj selling. All of them recent purchases. Many of them advance fall I B I• • ** models. Prints, Cantons, Sport and Crepes. All sizes. Your choice.. JL Up to SSO Values Fortunate indeed are the women who get these DRESSES— M for they are marvelons for the price. All of the SAMPLES C® y VI CA for they are marvelous for the price. All of them SAMPLES *r m fcji •\J\J Fall stylet, Just 25 of them. Friday for Wtm JL SILK HOSE 9*9 Up to $1.85 Qualities M A Final Disposal of Our Remaining Stock of Silk Hose. M B Brown and Grey Only. W

One of the Largest Popular Prico Stores In the State. Tyanietef CT—SoirgFTfr J Cor. E. Wash, and Delaware Sts.

. V-iUt _ HOW ARE YOUR EYES? Ajri TyfsMr /t No one Intentionally abuses the _ Deep eyesight—but there are so many things these days to keep up with in business, study, etc., that eye trouble sometimes begins without our knowledge. am y© The wise person knowß that prev CHASMtg vention is better than cure. xl a w nr.,, . . . I will examine your eyes free. last Too Will Apprcaatt Come In. no r D U/CCT INDIANA AVE. UK. V*. K. WLQI PLAZA HOTEL BLDCL

Giuajrvnlu (cvjQtQrm S. W. Cor. Meridian St. and the Circle Convenience Under Hotel Lincoln Management With Hotel Service Merely a Suggestion A chicken salad —dainty and delicious. Jt Fresh rolls and firm# cool butter. Hfs Your choice from a tempting array of French te^P; pastries. A fropty glass of amber tea. ‘ ■ \ There’ll be waitresses to serve you. ‘•^WTKkJ'B#ra; Music to entertain yon, ga t Cool breezes to refresh you. | and all for less than 60 cents

Quality and Service My chief ambition is to give my best quality and service at a price that every one can afford to pay.

THURSDAY, JTJLY 26, 1923

REMEMBER! You Can Always Do Better at WHEELER BROTHERS 311-313 E. Washington St.

Bridgework My bridge work is made to fit perfectly and restore your teeth to their natural appearance.