Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 175, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1925 — Page 3

MONDAY, NOV. 23,1925

LEWIS’ JOB ON I. C. C. THOUGHT SAFE FOR HIM South’s Clamor for Representation Only Danger to His Reappointment. Bu Times Snecial WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.—Reappointment of Ernest I. Lewis, of Indianapolis to the Interstate Commerce Commission seems assured. The Indiana commissioner’s term expires Dec. 31. Illinois, Ohio and Michigan public utilities commissions have indicated a favorable attitude toward his reappointment. Scores of Indiana or-

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When The “Ist” Comes Around..? Does the first of the month find you ? _ financially ready to meet all bills—or We ray does that day find you juggling your M -i / finances In order to pay off? A / 2 /0 If you have difficulty It's tim eto start a checking account. Lay aside out of each on pay check —soon you’ll not only have Savings enough to pay your bills, but to add to v . ■ -..y vour savings account. I v u 8:00 A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily flours: 8:00 A . M. to 8 P. M. Saturday. Meyer-Ktser Bank 128 East Washington St.

ganizations, Including the State Chamber of Commerce, State shipping organizations and the Public Service Commission, are barraging Washington with letters In his behalf. Main danger to Lewis’ candidacy lies In the growing clamor of the South and the grain-growing West for representation on the Federal Commission. DEATH TAKES PASTOR Former Indianapolis Minister Dies in Florida. Word of the death of Dr. Jchn P. Myers, former Indianapolis minister, at Lantana, Fla., was received today by friends. Dr. Myers lived at 3114 N. Capitol Ave., until he moved to Florida, because of his health. The Rev. James A. Long, pastor of North Park Christian Church, said it was not known where funeral services will be held. Dr. Myers, a minister of unusual ability, had held a number of pastorates over Indiana. A widow and four children survive.

EX-CHAPLAIN SPEAKS Brightwood M. E. Pastor Talks to Boys at Y. M. C. A. Experiences while chaplain at the Indiana State Prison were related Sunday afternoon by the Rev. L. C. Murr, pastor of Brightwood M.- E. Church at the boys’ meeting at the Y. M. C. A. He spoke on "What Makes Bad Boys Bad.” Next Sunday Edward O. Snethen, attorney and former president of the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs, will speak and Sam Schurte, cartoonist, will entertain.

TREMORS ARE FELT Sections of Massachusetts and Rhode Bn United Press BOSTON, Nov. 23. —Earth tremors were reported early today in several sections of southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Fali River and Newport and Warren R, 1., all reported having felt the dis turbance.

HOME INVADER IS KILLED Man Refuses to Answer Three Challenges, Shot. Bn United Press SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 23. Paul Millea, 22, is dead today as .the result of his efforts to enter the home of I. Murray through a bedroom window. Millea refused to answer three challenges by Murray', who shot the man through the head-

HUNT DAUGHTER-IN-LAW Authorities Probe Death of Man Found Dead in Field. Bn United Press FT. WAYNE, Ind., Nov. 23. —Police today are searching for Mrs. Mary Rinehart to question her in regard to the death of her fatl 'r-in-lawr Samuel Rinehart, 46, found dead In a field near here Sunday. Rinehart died from heart disease, hut police believe the attack was brought on from exertion caused in his efforts to frustrate an attempt to kidnap his ten-months old grandson.

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KLAN MAY SEEK UNION CONTROL Will Have Slate in Election, Say Rumor. An organized effort to obtain, control of the Central Labor Union is being made by a Ku-Klux Klan faction according to- rumors in labor circles today. Nine organizations left the Union two years ago following a split over the Klan. Electrical workers and plumbers later were re-instated. It is believed the Klan group, said to be headed by Charles W. Kern, business agent for the steam fitters’ union, will have a slate in the "annual election next July. On. payment of dues the organizations

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which withdrew could be affiliated, It was said. Some organizations may seek to be affiliated again tonight at a meeting at Plumbers Hall, 312 E. Washington St. John Smith, president, heads the antl-Klan element.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: Hart A Cos., 16 E. Washington St., Ford, from Illinois and Vermont Sts. Burton Morgan, 929 E. Morris St., Ford, 5557572, from same address. Anna Bennison, 934 N. Keystone

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Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company, Charles L. Henry, Receiver. * REDUCED FARES DOLLAR EXCURSION EVERY SUNDAY Round Trip Tickets Two Cents Per Mile. Thirty-Day Return Limit. Information, Phone MA In 4500-4501

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Attractive Thanksgiving Bargains Suits and Overcoats SUITS —Young men’s single and double breasted array of new Fall patterns, including the popular double /he /t a N breasted , \ S H 1 blues Men’s Suits in the more conservative styles of neat worsteds and casslmeres. Special Thanks- (f*oo giving \7 / values JLiLi Overcoats In the prevailing Fall mod- /hAtp* els and Tk / K fabrics Distributors for the Celebrated Capps 100% Pure Wool „ Clothes Made in their own factory from the raw wool to the finished garment. You save the difference. Frlces ranging from $29.50, $35 to $39.50

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Ave., Ford, 493-298, from Walcott and Michigan Sts. Spencer Saxon, 1215 N- Pennsylvania St., Ford, 610-957. from same addresst Dr. C. E. Barcus, 148 N. Illinois St> Ford, 540-806. from Michigan and East Sts.

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Automobiles reported found by police belong to: George Armre, 1632 Cruft St., Ford jit Delaware and Washington Sts. Lewis Stuck. 333 Lincoln St., Moon, in rear of 3053 Central Ave.

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INSANE INMATES /GAIN Total of 1,376 Commitments During Year, Says State Board. Inmates in Stafle hospitals for the insane Increased it} number during the last fiscal year from 5,831 to 6,024( the State board of charities reports. There were 1,376 new commitments, or 191 more than the preceding year. Native-born insane formed 93 per cent. ■'Seventy colored persons were-in the list. The record shows that 17 per cent of the new patients were under 30 years of age, 60 per cent were from 30 to 60 years and 23 per cent above 60. Marlon County led with 691 patients. There were twenty-two more men than women in the new commitments.

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Sale! Q Jewelry f|\ /Trf for Xmas Gifts j j p e 3 afi‘ r Be n . d d. JEWELRY With pearl clasp. In Individual aat-!n--llned boxes. BRACELETS „ In a variety of £Bk fW g | styles and pretty kMm MB ka 18? colors. jjgfi ufl That are always As acceptable as a WATCH BRACELETS New attractive patterns. Specially reduced. BABY SETS Bead and Bracelet seta In a most complete assortment of styles and colors.

I Boys' Corduroy Long Pants $3.00 quality. Also a large assortment of all wool |, JJ long pants. Sizes 4 to 17. Boys' Black Rubber Raincoats Buy several now for Xmas _ _ gifts. Remarkable values. $ J, l u Sizes 6 to 16 ... —: BOYS’ JERSEY SUITS Warm little suits of wool _ jersey, button on style. $ | ,2/ Sizes 3 to 8 in wmmJ

Dinner with daddy ai White Cafeteria is a\ pleasant change for mother and the kiddies “On the Circled

Used Oil Stoves, $5 up Used Gas Stoves sl2 up Used Hot Blasts $25 up Used Base Burners $25 up

Hoosier Outfitting Company-443 E. Wash. Street

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Sale! ’Kerchiefs New Arrioal ’ ’kCßcSf^ Boxed ’Kerchiefs | Fine ’Kerchiefs Splendid quality packed in j PreMy aelectlon of colors attractive box. White or tin-1 patterns. Special tocolors. morrow. 3 for 25c 3 for 49c Dainty Voile ’Kerchiefs That will make adorable out (rifts for Christinas. J P •M 1 Specially priced for to- fAf morrow’s selling AVi ’Kerchiefs in Swiss or White and Colors Linen ’Kerchiefs Hodiicd t„, ...1 A- fK.-SiOC-morrow’s sale to scalloped an .Iml/I, hemmed. w

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Used Portable Ovens $1 50 up Used Combination Ranges in fine condition SSO

WOMEN’S HATS Smart and dressy Satins. Velvets end Silk l'nlles. s 2=

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