Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 126, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1926 — Page 12

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BETTIS, HURT IN in, DIES Release Proves Fata! to Army Lieutenant., Bv United Preaa WASHINGTON, Sept. I.—Lieut. CXyrus Bettis. Injured In an airplane crash Pa, Aug. 28, died this morning from meningitis Induced by his Injuries. „ Bettis, who was brought here from Bellefonte by Army airplane o.mbulance last week to receive treatment at Walter Reed Hospital, suffered a relapse yesterday and relapsed Into unconsciousness, from which he did not recover. His mother is believed to be on the way here from Port Huron, Mich. Lieutenant Bettis, flying with two companions over Pennsylvania a week ago Monday, became lost In a fog and his plane struck Jack’s Mountain, near Bellefonte. Despite a fractured leg, a double fracture of the jaw and other Injuries Bettis crawled from the wreckage and made his way several miles from the scene of the crash. He was found by two boys and taken to a hospital at Bellefonte. DELAY CAR DIVIDENDS Street Railway Gives Strike Competition as Reasons. Expenditures during the recent strike. Increased use of privately owned automobiles and bus competition were named by Indianapolis Street Railways Company directors as reasons for deferring payment of the quarterly dividend on the preferred stock, due Sept. 1, In a letter to preferred stockholders Tuesday. largest Trust Company In Indiana

4% \From Sept.l On Savings Deposited by September 4 Interest starts monthly and is paid twice a year on Savings Balances of $5 or moreDeposit or withdraw any time. At any Fletcher Trust Bank. A joint Survivorship Savings Acconnt is an ideal arrangement for hnsband and wife, and provides protection for dependents. E i t h e r, 4 abd in case of death the survivor, may withdraw. Capital and Surplus $2,500,000 Member Federal Reserve System Jffetcfoer Mims antitrust Corapanp YOU WILL FIND THE FLETCHER TRUST BANKS AT N. W. Cor. and Market 6335 Bcllefontain". 1.133 Roosevelt Ave. 3060 N. Illinois St. 158 E. Wash. St. 1541 N. mino's St. 3813 E. Wash. St. 1126 S. Meridian St. 123.3 Oliver Ave. 3123 E. Tenth St. 474 W. Wash. St.

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M’NUTT HEADS LEGION Dean of Law School Chosen by Indiana War Veterans. 3* United Preaa Marion. Ind., Sept. I.—Cel. Paul W. McNutt, Bloomington, dean of the Indiana University Law School, today was the new commander of the Indiana American "'Legion. He was elected at the closing seeslon of the State convention here Tuesday. Other officers: Clarence Comlncavish. Ft. Wayne, vice Commander! Robert Faggett, Indianapolis, finance ofTlcer; Harry Muller, Ft. Wayne, Judge advocate; Ray Dlckman, Evansville, historian; Robert Bushes, Osslan. athletio ofTlcer; Orse G. Nix, Evansville, Americanization officer; Father L. J. Dufrane, Dunkirk, chaplain; Ben Weimer, Terre Haute, sergeant at arms. BRASSBANDFOR WET REFERENDUM Final Plans Made for Filing Petition. Bv United Preea CHICAGO, Sept I.—Final plans were laid today for filing of the ■‘lllinois wet referendum petition” with the Secretary of State at Springfield Thursday. The petition, which has been signed by 400,000 voters, Is sponsored by George E. Brennan, Democratic nominee for United States Senator. It will be escorted from his headquarters to the train by a brass band, a special guard of honor and many Illinois Democratic leaders. Following closely in phraseology the petition which will be submitted to the voters of New York this year, the Illinois proposition is understood to have been written by Former United States Senator Elihu Root of New York. It follows: • “Should the Congress of the United States modify the Federal act to enforce the Eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United Slates 30 that the same shall not prohibit the rr anufacture, sale, transportation, importation, or exportation of beverages which are not in fact Intoxicating, as determined in accordance with the laws of the respective States?” The petition will be placed on the ballot at the next election, if secretary of State Emmerson decides that it is valid.

PLANES FOR RUM WAR Andrews Would Patrol Rural and Mountain Districts. Bv United Preea WASHINGTON, Sept. I.—War on moonshiners from the sky is being considered by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews. Airplanes have been successful in ferreting out rum runners and the advisability of attacking rural distillers from the air Is being studied, the dry czar said today. Andrews pointed out Federal planes could patrol rural and fountain districts, detecting stills by the thin blue* smoke that always betrays a moonshine plant. TENEMENT BURNS; 6 DIE Spectacular Rescues Made In Harlem Blaze; Victims Negroes. Bv United Preaa NEW YORK, Sept. I.—Fire swept a flve-story Harlem tenement today, causing the deaths of at leaet six Negroes and Imperiling the lives of as many more. Damage was estimated at $30,000. The blaze was marked by spectacular rescues as several Negroes, crazed by fright, clung perilously, to flame-licked awning supports until firemen arrived. PROPOSAL REJECTED The Indianapolis Rotary Club Tuesday noon rejected a proposal to allow a board of fifteen directors to select its officers. New members introduced were Everett F. Agnew, secretary-treasurer of the W. K. Stewart Company, and Nelson A. Gladding of E. C. Atkins & Cos. I. U. SORORITIES TO BUILD Erection of two more sorority houses on the Indiana University quadrangle was assured today with the filing of Incorporation papers for the Phi Omega PI and the Alpha Chi Omega Realty Companies. Capital stock of tpe Phi Omego Pi sorority was fixed at $68,000 and that of the Alpha Chi Omega at $83,800. a SEALS MOUTH,' HANGS SELF Bv United Preaa NEW YORK, Sept. I.—After sealing his mouth with adhesive tape so his groans would not attract attention, an unidentified man cut his wrists with a ?azor and hanged himself In his room at a hotel here.

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HOOK’S STORES ARE, FIRST OF ALL, DRUG STORES Dependable Drug Stores Reliable Home Remedies At Low Every Day Cut Prices Merchandise of established quality offered at savings which are of nniqne importance since these items are in wjide daily use. Take advantage of these remarkable every day low prices and anticipate your later needs.

Laxatives 80e Analax, fruity laxative.24* 25c Nature's Remedy ......19* 80c Edward's Olive Tablets.24* SI.OO Nujol, the Internal lubricant - 74* SI.OO Haley's Magnesia 011.84* Hair Needs flOc Cocoanut Mulsifled Shampoo 39* TTnlcum Hair Nets, double mesh, 2 for 25* 60c Wildroot Hair Tonic...49* 35c Stacomb, In tubes 29* $5 Inecto Hair Dye, 83.98 | Hughes’ Ideal Hair Brush, medium length, double bristles, No. 48 81.45 Prophylactic Hair Brush, ten rows of black bristles set in aluminum 75* Bobby Combs 25* ‘ XtkSa icrXxJbk Jugate's HAY FEVER AND ASTHMA REMEDY Sold on the guarantee to refund your money If you do not get any relief, 85.

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diamonds WATCHES JEWELRY TERMS IP DES.’RED Gray, Gribben & Gray V Established 1884

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NEW YORK DENTISTS Now Located at 251/2 W. WASHINGTON 2 Doors East of Chas. Mayer Cos.

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Dental Needs 50c Owens’ Tooth Brush, In glass holder 39* 25c Sterling Dental Floss . .19* 60c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 39v 50c Kolynos Tooth Paste, twice as large as the 30c size ...39* 25c Llsterine, the fruity dentifrice • v ...19*

Radio Combination Syringe and Water Bottle Strong and serviceable, guaranteed fresh, live rubber. Rubber goods are economically priced at Hook’s. Rubber gloves keep bands soft and smooth> pair.49* Pure Gum Baby Pants..24* 2-quart Hot Water Bottle 98* 2-quart Fountain Syringe 81.29 Pure Gum Rubber Sheeting, 36xM Inches 81.25 Rubberized Cnb Sheeting 98* Infant Syringe, oz 19*

TIRES and x BATTERIES ON CREDIT $ 4 Down * i a Week PUBLIC Service Tire Cos. 118 E. New York St.

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Money Loaned • —ON— Diamonds and Watches Legal Rate.—Safe—Liberal SUSSMAN’S STATE LOAN OFFICE Bonded Broker*—Established 23 Year* 289-41 W. WASHINGTON ST. Oppb.lt. Statehonse.

PRICE REDUCED One Cent 11 Found On ROUGH DRY Picked up by us on Thursday, Friday or Saturday for delivery Monday or Tuesday. The BEST-GRAND Laundry MA in 0774 MA In 1583.

Insurance Against Trouble A Savings Account WE PAY 4% Aetna Trust 6t Savings Cos. [ROSS H. WALLACE, Pres. 23 N. Penn. St.

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Foot Remedies SI.OO Fairyfoot Bunion Treatment 84* 85c Freezone, lifts out the corn 29* 85c Allen’s Foot Ease 24* 25c Johnson's Foot Soap ..19* 35c Scholl’s Zlno Plasters.. .29* Women's Tonics $1.20 Lydia Plnkham Vegetable Compound 84* SI.SS/'Mother's Friend ....89* 60c Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Tablets ....49* SI.OO Plnkham--Vegetable Compound Tablets 84* SI.OO Wine of Cardul 74* For Reducing SI.OO Marmola Tablets ....74* SI.OO 011 Koreln Tablets ..85* 00c Veronica Water 74* $1.50 Sangrlna Tablets - 81.19 50c Silph Reducing Gum 39* | SI.OO Elixir Prosene. 89* For Headaches 25c Celery Vesce 19* 60c Capudlne for 49* 25c DeJLoste Headache Powder 19* 25c Davis Headache Powder. 19* 25c Garfield Headache j Powder ~...19*

This Speaks for Itself , -V , *■ One of the old New York Banks has on its books an account as follows: DEPOSITS 1 August 16, 1819,... slo.t>o August 26, 1820..... 5.00 J ■ Total ; $15.00 Interest credit to date. . $2,377.00 Just think what a Savings Account will do for you. We Pay 4 l / 2 % on Savings The Meyer-Kiser Bank 128 East Washington Street

Good Teeth Are Essential to Good Health There Is no question about It; you can not be normally healthy and happy if your teeth are not well. Don’t let them go Idea that tomorrow 1b soon enough, because every day yon let them go they get harder and harder to remedy. We w!U give yon a careful examination without cost “I Can Scarcely Believe It—l Didn’t Feel a Bit of Pain” The extraction of my teeth at the People's Den- -ABBESBSL tl*t* was accomplished without pain. You are more than welcome to use my name. atSxuMMMfihaC J. F. OSBORN. 1064 Parkway Ave. EESfaSSSjjtemitfP { Gold Crown . . .$4 and $5 per tooth Bridge Work. .$4 and ssper tooth Artificial Sets, Gold Pin. 512.50 Painless Extracting 50c upSySm JraCH Extracting Free When Date* or Bridge. Are Or- Uanßut dered. Examination Free. THE PEOPLE'S DENTISTS 88 WEST WASHINGTON' STREET HOCR9—B:OO A. M. to 8:00 P. M. SUNDAY—9:OO A. H. to 12:08 M. Over Gau.epojil Trunk Store

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The New Retort Cabinet Circulating Heater The newest and best circulating stove on the market. Retort Heaters have b£fcn for years one of the leading heaters on the market. This new cabinet heater is far in advance of all cabinet heaters. It is the only cabinet heater having a full 18-lnch: fire bowl making It capable of heating a larger’ space than any other cabinet heater. It Is the only cabinet heater having a magazine which works equally well with soft coal, coke or anthracite. A self-feeding magazine heater will keep fire much longer than any other heater. We guarantee It to hold fire at least 48 hours. A magazine heater maintains an even temperature and, with the exclusive check arrangement used on the Retort, the heat can be better adjusted than in any other heater. Finished In beautiful walnut enamel. Come in and see it. The greatest and best heater on the market. Cjish or payments. Your old stove as part payment Will be shown at the Indiaim State Fair, south aisle of Manufacturers! building. ♦ ) CHARLES KOEHRING Other Cabinet Heaters, $75 and Up—Special Price During September. DRexel 1418. 878-882 Virginia Ave.

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