Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 224, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1925 — Page 8

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FAVOR GAS TAX BOOST Ocean-to-Ocean Highway Association Adopts Resolutions. Du Time * Special LEBANON, Ind., Jan. 29.—Resolutions, favoring the passage of a bill increasing the £tate gasoline tax to 4. cents, adopted Wednesday by the Indiana division of the Pikes Peak Ocean-to-Ocean Highway Association, in session here, were sent to the State Legislature today. Officers were elected. They are: L. T. Sollers of Covington, president; H. W. Forsythe, Noblesville, secretary treasurer. 1 ■ • Gone, but Not Forgotten Automobiles reported stolen belong to: Indiana Electric Corporation, 51‘J Guaranty building. Ford, from New York and Meridian Sts. Louis J. Reiciiel, 4070 N. Boulevard PL, Ford, from Court and Pennsylvania Sts. James Baws, 511 W. Merrill St., Chevrolet, from Ohio and Sts. BACK HOME AGAIN Automobiles reported found by police belong to: Samuel Lawrence, 46 Madison apartments, Merrill St. and Madison Ave.. Ford, found at 121 Wisconsin St. T. ML Overley. 3451 College Ave.. Ford, found at St. Joseph and Pennsylvania Sts. BURGLAR CLEW GIVEN Police Hare Description of Man • Who Entered Meat Market. Otto Pollock, '2313 W. Michigan St., today gave police a clew which may lead to. the arrest of the “west side burglar.” He described a man he saw jimmy’ the door of the Schlusser meat market, 2609 W. Michigan St., Wednesday night. Home of W. F. Fisher, 3005 Broadiway, was ransacked and a gun, money and jewelry valued at S9B taken. Money, trousers and auto keys valued at $39 was taken from she grocery of Harry Leebowitz, ?241 Howard St. _ WILMETH TO BE SPEAKER—Community Club and Parent-Teach-ers to Meet .Jointly. / South Irvington Community Club will join Parent-Teacher Club of School 82, English and Emerson Aves., In a “get-together” meeting next Monday nt&ht, Mrs. A. R. Morgan, secretary, announced. Speeches by Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth, and Mrs. Charles Smith, president Federation of Parent Teacher Clubs, will follow a dinner. The school w’as wired for electric lights through efforts of the club. Extension of English car line and lighting of Christian Park will be asked. Industrial Unrest Traced The root of industrial unrest in America comes when employer and employe have lost faith In each other, asserted Sherman Rogers, international president of the Optimist Club, at the local club dinner Wednesday night at the Lincoln. Approximately 500 persons attended. State Contractors Elect Max Irmsher of Ft. Wayne was re-elected president of Associated Building Contractors of Indiana. Other officers named at close of convention Wednesday at the Claypool: C. C. Pierson, secretarytreasurer; J. H. Owens, field secretary, and H. A. Fenton, general counsel, all of Indianapolis.

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Roll Clerk ijjw ii|! § ***% _ mm gfr ph UK ** Ip# - . • 'A' lßf§ * Jgji Ilk v j EHnHgi 05'. W. L. TRACER If you think it’s an easy job to call the roll of the Senate a dozen times a day, ask W. L. Tracer, Evansville, Senate roll clerk. BODY IS SHIPPED HOME Detroit Railroad Official Was ’Well Known Here. The body of J. H. Burgis, general passenger agent of the Grand Trunk Railway of Detroit. Mich., who drbpped .dead in the washroom of the Severin Wednesday night, of heart trouble, was taken to Detroit today. Mr. Burgis had come to Indianapolis to attend the annual dinner of the Indianapolis Traffic Club at the Severin Wednesday night. He was a frequent visitor to this city and had many friends here. South Bend Man Missing Chris Limperin, South Bend (Ind.) police chief, .wired here to search all hotels and hospitals for John Langdon. 80, who is missing. No other description was given.

Trade In Your Old Furniture Make a double saving during this great sale. Save not only on the purchase price, but get a good price for your old furniture rather than discard it. Our liberal Trade-In Plan is just another example of our leadership.

February. Sale Starts Friday With These Special Values For OPENING DAYS—Liberal Credit To All!

5-Piece Breakfast Set Look carefully at the illustration of this breakfast set. Isn’t the set unusually attractive! Your choice of two beautiful color Awpv combinations ivory m J and blue or gray and MWL It I KJ rose. Special for Fri- ~ M 11 I ' l day and Saturday... Jr Buy Now —Pay Later

Fine Okk BED DAVENPORT FoUowlng our policy of leadership in furniture values we are offering this golden oak bed davenport, upholstered in imitation leather, Friday and Saturday,, for only $ 23^ 5

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FARMERS’ 10SS FEARED Arguments Put Forward Against Present Market Bill. Passage of the cooperative marketing bill as it now stands would result in restriction of old contracts that would effect considerable hardship on certain classes ©f farmers, persons seeking amendments to the bill argued today. Southern Indiana tobacco growers, freed by courts of contracts made with Kentucky burley. associations, would be forced back to their original status and would be required to share deficits suffered by the associations during the slump in the tobacco market four years ago, it was said. The same situation would arise In Lake County also, It was said, in reference to a now defunct milk producers’ association. Amendments seeking to clear this difficulty were killed when the bill passed second reading Wednes- j day. GIRL TAKEN FROM HOME Hunt Two Men Who Staged Kidnaping in Oklahoma City. Bu United Prrtt OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla., Jan. 29. —Scores of police and detectives searched today for the two kidnapers of Mary Ellen Mellon, 20-year-old stepdau-ghter of R. B. Halliburton. wealthy merchant. Miss Mellon was bound and gagged shortly after midnight by two men and carried from her home. She was found an hour later lying on the street under a street light. Silo Plant to Be Sold Bv Times Special ANDERSON. Ind., Jan. 29.—Immediate sale of assets of the Indiana Silo and Tractor Company was planned today after 8 special meeting of the stockholders. The officials of the firm expect to pay about 50 cents on the dollar to stockholders. Monument Lighting Backed Memorial Post. American Legion, has adopted a resolution favoring flood lighting of the Monument.

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'■ m :i M. ll MISS EC LA LA 11 C KAN OK Miss Eulalah Cranor, House of Representative stenographer, resides at the Y, W. C. A. here.* Women Battle Smoke The smoke abatement committee of the Woman’s Department Club has mailed literature to local citizens and organizations asking their cooperation in seeking enforcement of the smoke ordinance, according to Mrs. J. W. Moore, chairman. Steps will be taken later to determine what per cent of the citizens favor strict enforcement of the ordinance. Mule Turns Turtle When firemen from fire house No. 1 received a call Tuesday that a mule had turned turtle, they rushed to the rear of 35 S. Belle Vieu PL, thinking perhaps they might view a reincarnation. Upon their arrival they found a mule upon its back in an excavation. Firemen, with the aid of block and tackle, soon had the animal on its feet again.

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RETIRED GROCER DIES Barnett G. Henry, 80, Will Be Buried Friday. > Funeral services for Barnett G. Henry, 80, for many years an Indianapolis grocer, who died while visiting a son in Chicago, Tuesday, will J be held at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Clifford Seward, 1426 N. King Ave., Friday at 2 p. m. Buriat in Floral Park cemetery. Mr. Henry retired from the grocery business here about six years ago. He the oldest surviving member of the Wichita Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men. Red Men will have charge of the funeral. He is survived by three daughters, five sons, four brothers and two sisters. HORNS Lift Off-No Pain! Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little "Freezone” on an aching corn, instantly that com stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or com between the toes, and the foot calluses, without ness or irritation.—Advertisement.

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Friday and Saturday Brings Rauh s Pre-Inventory Sale We take stock Saturday, January 31st and we are determined to dispose of every Winter garment in our store. Here is your chance to secure i wonderful Coat for practically nothing. This is the LAST and FINAL Reduction, Come earlyj Winter Coats Must Go

Self-Trimmed Sport Coats. Formerly $25 $V to $35 f Fur-Trimmed Sport * Coats. Formerly ▼ $29.50 to $39.50 * *

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Dressing Table and Bench We have a number of odd dressing tables with benches to match. To clear our stocks quickly we have marked the prices down to the limit. Special f for Friday and Saturday, sl9 Buy Now—Save Money

3-Piece Den Set Have you ever heard of such a phe- P* nomenal value as this? A three-piece ft / Den Set of Table, Chair and Rocker in solid oak, chair seats padded in imitation leather at this low price? Spe- J cial for Friday and Saturday ■ Open An Account

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Fur - Trimmed Sport and tap Dress Coats, variety of col- $ | w £ ors. Formerly $39.50 and I M $49.50 .. * • Smart Fur-Trimmed Dress and Sport Coats. Formerly $55 to sllO fedV#

Furs Reduced! Dresses Reduced! Sweaters Reduced!

Given Away Just to make our February Sale an event that will long be remembered to everyone in Indianapolis we are giving a beautiful 42 PIECE DINNER SET to every person making a purchase of SIOO or more during this great sale.

Davenport Table It’s rarely that you have the chance to buy a 60-inch mahogany finish dav. enport table of such pleasing design as the one pictured here at such an amazingly low price. Our February Sale offers you thib great opportunity. Don’t miss it Friday and Saturday. sl2^ Savings of l~k to 1-3 in Every Department

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