Indiana daily times. [volume], January 21, 1920, Home Edition, Page 4, Image 4

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BINN FEINERS
1 PLAN STROKE
FOR CONTROL
Capture of Local Elections to
Be Followed Now to Dub
lin Castle.
SHERIFFS ARE SLATED
By DANIEL O'CONNELL,
Correspondent of the International News
Service.
DUBLIN, Jan. 21.—The Sinn Feiners
are planning today to make immediate
challenge for government supremacy in
Ireland, now that they have captured
most of the local administrations in the
recent election.
Tbe local government board at Dublin
Castle has the power to veto all pro
posals of the local boards but the Sinn
Feiners declare that they will refuse to
carry out Dublin Castle’s dictates In the
future.
The first challenge to Dublin Castle,
If ever a store extended itself to the limit in providing bargains of real merit —this
big event for Thursday deserves full honors —a great sale of
One and Two-Doilar Specials!
ANY ARTICLE HERE AT
We I'V Positively
Reserve jßf M None of
C\o 3 / 1111
Limit if 1 11 i Sold to
Quantities ■ ||| Dealers
2 Boys' Union Suits &jgk
■ Lot of Boys’ Union Suit3,
ages 6 to 16 years, gray
and Peeler cotton, elastic ribbed,
medium weight fleecing, mill runs,
Oneida and Setsnug brands; worth
up to $1.50, Thursday, two suits,
$2.00.
—Main Floor.
Women's Un’n Suits&g%
Bleached elastic ribbed,
glove fitting, part
Union Suits, Dutch neck, elbow
sleeve, ankle length style; first qual
ity; sizes 40, 42 and 44. Regular
$4.00 value, suit, $2.00.
' —Main Floor.
Men's Union Suits . *
Heavy weight, gray
and Peeler cotton, sizes
to 46; not one in the lot worth less
than $3.00; Thursday sale* suit, $2.00.
/ —Main Floor.
Children's Shoes. .. A
Extra quality, black
brown kid, nature shapes,
with real hand turned soles; sizes
up to 8. Regular $3.00 values, $2.00.
. t —Main Floor*
Girls 9 $3.00 Shoes ... dj A
High grade gunmetal
quality, calfskin shoes,
ton style; sizes up to 2; actual $3.00
value, for Thursday only, pair, $2.00.
—Mala Floor.
Silk Hand Bags ... A
Two very attractive styles
are offered; have*large in
side top mirror, nicely lined; colors
black, brown, taupe and gray; for
Thursday only; choice, $2.00.
—Main Floor._
Men's Work Pants. £ A
Made of heavy serviceable
cotton worsteds, in neat dark
colors; sizes 32 to 42; actual $2.50
and $2.98 value; priced only $2.00.
—Main Floor.
Boys' $3.98 Suits.^A
Made of heavy worsteds,
straight knee style;
did wearing quality; sizes 3 to 6;
big special for tomorrow only, $2.00.
—Main Floor.
Men's Overalls 4* A
Made of extra heavy
denim, with double and
triple stitching throughout; wide
shoulder straps; high bib style;
union made; sizes 32 to 42; save a
dollar on every pair; pair, $2.00.
—Main Floor.
Tos3.2sßlankets. . AA
A special lot of Cotton 2ft
Blankets, in gray with fancy
borders, for three-quarter and full
size .beds; heavy weight; only 25
pairs to sell; these are odds and ends;
to $3.29 values; while they last,
pair, $2.00.
—Basement.
Men*s Reg, $3.50 Flannel Shirts . .
Men’s heavy gray Flannel Shirts, good
weight and wearing shirts; made with
yoke, pocket, sateen lined collar, all double
stitched; sizes 15, 16, 16y 2 , 17 and 17y 2 ; while 39
shirts last, $3.50 values, each, $2.00.
the aeat of British authority In Ireland,
will come within ten days when nomina
tions for sheriffs are made. Bach local
board forwards three nominations to the
lord lieutenant for final selection.
NAMES PROPOSED
BY CORK FEINERS.
The Sinn Fein organization at Cork
has given notice that it will send in
the following:
Alderman Murray, who is now in jail
and vtho will select the Jury to try him
self if he is made sheriff; Denis McNeill,
who is charged with shooting Chief Con
stable Cort, and 'Who was afterward
daringly , rescued from prison by his
friends, and Michael Ahearn, who is
wanted- by the police in Tbnnectlon with
the charge of possessing five barrels of
bombs and hand grenades.
McNeill and Ahearn have both been In
hiding since they were rescued from Jell.
SIMILAR POLICY
ADOPTED GENERALLY.'
The Cork Sinn Feiners declare that if
these names are turned down they will
send three more that might prove equally
objectionable to the British authorities.
It is reported that the local Sinn Fein
organization everywhere have adopted a
similar policy. The Sinn Feiners claim
that in the past Dublin Castle appointed
officials objectionable to them ap4 now
36x72Shades,3 for. $$ A
Standard dark green
window shades, mounted
dependable roller; regular SI.OO val
ue; big Thursday special at 3 for
$2.00. - —Third Floor.
27x50-in. Rugs at..
Acjbual $4.50 value,
from Wilton velvet stair car-
pets; handsome borders on each
side; worth today $4.50; special
$2.00. — Third Floor.
$2.50-2.9BCorsets.. -£^A
This takes in all styles and gjft
makes American Lady,
Thompson’s, P. N. and Warner’s—
flesh or white, long or short styles,
front and back models; choice df
the house, big value, only $2.00.
' —Second Floor.
$3.50 Silk Chemise..&€%
Envelope style, made
dainty pink silk brocade,
lace trimmed : for Thursday only, re
markable value at $2.00.
—Second Floor.
Big Wash Day Offer rffc A
The combination consists
of SI.OO wash baskets, 69c
washboard, 79c broom, 5 bars 8c
soap and 6 cans 6c Japo borax
cleanser; an actual $3.08 value;
Thursday, the set, $2.00.
—Basement.
Reg. $3.98 Blouses. -4* A
Made of lovely Georgette
and crepe de chine; black
and light colors, good style variety;
extra special, only $2.00.
—Second Floor.
$2.98 House Dresses 4* A
Popular “Billie Burke”
style, made of attractive
plaid and stripe ginghams, with
white cotton collar and cuffs; other
styles of percales; extra, special,
only $2.00. Floor.
Up to $5 Men s Sweaters
Heavy rope knit quality;
shawl collar style; colors
gray, maroon, khaki and combina
tion colors; up to $5.00 value; sizes
28 to 44 only $2.00. _ Maln Floor .
Haur Switches ...... (I* A
Finest quality natural Jw
wavy hair; all shades in ®®
this lot; good, full; 26 and 28-inch
lengths; just for Thursday; while
n Cy J, aSt m s2 00, , —Malo Floor.
Bath Towels, 3 for
Full bleached, extra large
size; good, heavy weight; ®®
sell regularly at SI.OO each. Thurs
day sate, 3 for $2 00. M „ n
Satin Messaline, yd £%
24 pieces, 36-inch Messa- F.
line: extra good all-silk
quality; \shown in all leading col
ors for spring wear; actual $2.50
grade; Thursday, yard, $2.00.
—Main Floor.
Hubby and ssfioo
Lost With ‘Angels’
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.—The Chicago
police were searching today for Rob
ert Pates, a well-to-do Nebraskan,
and, the “angels” who lured him and
his $5,000 roll away from Mrs. Pates
here. *
Mrs. Pates said they recently sold
$5,000 iworth of cattle and that they
Started to New York for-a vacation.
When the train readied Northwestedn
station, Chicago, her husband said:
“Wait here. I hear the angels call
ing. I’ll get off and see what they
want.”#
She waited four hours and then
sought the police.
that they have captured the local gov
ernmenta after years of trials and trib
ulations' they are going to return the
compliment.
Many of the Sinn Feiners elected to
offices In the municipal election have
gone into hiding, fearing arrest. If ar
rested the plans for sending In the name
of Sinn Feiners for sheriff would be
frustrated.
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1920.
BOOST CHICAGO
TEACHERS’ PAY
Substantial Increase to Be
Given, School Board Says.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.—Teachers in Chi
cago public schools will be given a sub
stantial increase In salaries .before Feb. 1,
Superintendent of Schools Peter A. Mor
tenson announced today.
A general conference of the instructors’
organizations with the board of educa
tion will be held tomorrow to determine
the amounts of thp raise. Announcement
of the increase was made on the eve of
the start of an investigation by the
city council into teachers’ salaries com
pared with living costs.
The teachers employed advertising in
their campaign for increased wages. A
display ad In morning papers today bore
the line, “the teachers are not striking—
they are simply quitting.”' The advertise
ment v clnlined the shortage of Instructors
was so acute that one out of sixteen had
been given his place under relaxed rnles
and was not up to standard.
ANY ARTICLE HERE AT
Reg. $1.75 Rag Rugsfe 4
Size 36x70, fast, wash- I
able color, fringed ends,
good heavy weave; an extra big
value at onlv SI.OO.
—Third Floor.
Curtain Net, 4 yds. A
Beautiful filet weave, Jf| I
white or ivory finish;
ular 45c quality; extra big value
for Thursday ; 4 yards, SI.OO.
—Third Floor.
$2.00 Silks , yard. ...A|
10 pieces only; fancy|
plaid and stripe; silks
excellent quality; yard wide; va
rious colors to choose from; extra
value at. SI.OO yard.
—Main Floor.
Longcloth, 4 yds...
Softest twisted yarnj|| J
quality and smoothest
ish ; sells regularly at sf><- yard ; for
the Dollar Sale, 4 yards, SI.OO.
—Main Floor.
$1.25 Dress Goods • • (H 4
36-inch granite cloth,l
storm serge and other dress
goods; good, substantial wearing
materials for all kinds of outer ap
parel; big value at SI.OO yard.
—Main Floor.
Reg.sl.s9 Kettles. . AJ
4-quart pure aluminum I
Preserving Kettles;
size, heavy weight, bail handle;
$1.59 value, only SI.OO.
—Basement.
Men's and Boy s' Sweaters A 4
►Special lot of men’s and9
boys’ Sweaters, in gray or
oxford, shawl collars; all sizes; up
to $1.75 values; big value at SI.OO.
—Basement.
Unbleached Muslin , 6yd. fk 4
Good quality; lengths to Jw B
8 yards; free from specks;
up to 27c value (only 400 yards to
sell); Dollar Day special, 6 yards,
SI.OO.
. —Basement.
Out. Flannel, 5 yds . A
27-inch unbleached Can- Jjfc |
ton and bleached Outing
Flannel; good weight and full pieces;
to 27c value, 5 yards, SI.OO.
, , —Basement.
Women's Shirtwaists . .4*4
Fresh, crispy styles of lin- Jw jjj
gerie, beautifully embroid-
ered and lace trimmed, all sizes;
up to $2.98; choose a dozen while
you can, only SI.OO.
—Second Floor.
$1.69 Union Suits ... 4* -g
Buster _ Brown brand pljfr m
women’s fine stitch
bleached cotton union suits; high
neck, long sleeve, ankle length style;
first quality; sizes 4, 5 and 6.; good
$1.69 value; Thursday, suit, SI.OO.
—Main Floor.
Children's Dresses. a 4
Sizes from 2 to 10; up to 3k 3
$1.95 kinds included;
handsome assortment; mostly plaid
styles; Thursday at SI.OO.
—Second, Floor.
House Dresses £4
They are made of fine i
ginghams and percales, in
light and medium colors; wefl fit
ting styles; sizes 34 to 40; remark
able values at only SI.OO. ,
—Second Floor.
Big Lot Millinery.. A|
Hats that actually sold
as high as $6.00, women’s '
and children’s kinds; several hun
dred in the lot; every one a desirable
Style. —Second Floor.
$1.50 Nightgowns.. A^i
For women; extra good ■
quality; neatly made and
trimmed. —Second Floor.
Corset Covers, 2 for & 4
Pretty pink or wliite lin
gerie styles, in an excellent
assortment; extra big value for
Dollar Day, 2 for SI.OO
—Second Floor.
Percales, 5 yards... 4* -g
36-inch Dress Percales, in
stripes and plaids, light
grounds, genuine Scout quality;
35c value, 5 yards, SI.OO.
—Basement.
$1.50 Neckwear • • • * 4* 4
Pretty Georgette and lace j
collars as well as boudoir
caps in this lot; all new styles; big
Thursday feature at SI.OO.
—Main Floor.
75c Waists, 3 for. • • 4h4
For children; made i
good quality gingham; sizes
6 to 15. Regular 75c values, for
Thursday, 3 for SI.OO.
—Main Floor.
Boy s' Pants, only.. A|
Made of strong cotton fj& i
worsteds, dark colors, sizes
6 to 17; knicker styles; a rare bar
gain at SI.OO. -Main Floor.
$4.00 Slippers at
Beautiful styles for eve- jh i
ning wear; of black satin
and gold cloth; not all sizes; while
they last, choice, SI.OO.
Main Floor.
Women's $2 Gloves. '4h4
Kayser and Fownes double Jra I
silk, silk lined chamoisette
and leatherette gloves, broken lines,
mostly small sizes; colors black,
white, beaver and gray; some with
contrasting stitching; up to $2.00
values; choice, pair, SI.OO.
—Main Floor.
6 Pairs 25c Socks. ..
Durable Durham fine I
gauge lisle finish socks for
men; colors navy, black, tan, white and
gray; nationally known and advertised
25c value; Thursday, 6 pairs, SI.OO.
O —Main Floor.
Women’s Pure Silk Hose, pair A <i
“Notascme, ” nationally known brand, I
slightly imperfect, will wear as good as
firsts, colors black, brown and taupe.
—Main Floor,
One Twin Adopted
by Ex-Circus Rider
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.—The traditions
of the sawdust arena will be carried
out In the rearing of Patricia Mc-
Ginnnls, 3 months old baby of Mr.
and MrsNChnrles McGinnis.
Mrs. Thesselia Lesher, a former cir-
rider, today announced she would
adopt Patricia.
The McGinnis’ advertised Patricia
and her two sister, Elaine, for adop
tion when they • were unable to sup
port* them. Elaine was still a free
agent tooay, although several families
were considering adopting her.
Gen. Pershing Not
Out for Presidency
SEATTLE, Jan. 21.—Gen. Pershing is
not a candidate for president, he said
while visiting here.
“Everybody should know where I
stand,” he said, "f dqn’t want to talk
politics while on this trip and I am not
a candidate for the presidency.”
Edict Restricts
Drinking in Rome
ROME, Jan. 21.—Belief that plans may
be under way to launch a prohibition
campaign in Italy such as made the
United States “dry” is being expressed
here as a result of a decree by the pre
fect of Rome, closing ail wine shops of
the third and fourth class at 9 p. m.
Establishments of the first and second
class may remain open until midnight.
The sale, during the morning, of bev
erages containing more than 20 per cent
alcohol Is.ala y prohibited.
Drink Liquid Smoke
PONCA CITY, Okla., Jan. 21.—. Som
ething new in intoxicants. Bocal im
bibers are drinking liquid smoke, a
patented concoction used for curing
hams.
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IHBrWinter Haven
WjSßgmr o * Thousands
The warmth of the Gulf waters—
The balmy Gulf breezes, blowing over
; The motoring under Southern skies,
which span the biggest state in the
iplll| The life in the open, with its many
A land and water sports—
jj4.Lv/fflllil / V The luxury of the hotels—
' ; These are the strong tourist attractions
Once a Texas winter visitor, always, a Texas
\ \ vs_V*- Ask for information about Excursion Fare*
t 0 ccrta in winter resorts.
“Texai Winter Resorts,”and other reaort booklets, on ro
% x.\T*Vyu quest. Letthe local ticket agent help plan yourtrip—or apply
Jf'r-V'- r to the nearest Consolidated Ticket Office —or add res#
nw* v nearest Travel Bureau, United States Railroad Administra
• ’ \ \ New York City; 602 Healey Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. Please
\ \ indicate the places you wish to see en route. '
Consolidated Ticket Office, 112-14 English Block.
Phones—Bell Main 3927, Automatic 31-384.
• United States •
Endurance Tests
. -Jf University
Dn Irvinif Fisher
reported-
SOME time ago in the Yale Medical Journal that:
•‘The contestants won every test quite easily after living *
on fruits, nuts, vegetables and cereals.”
/
Thus, these, the essential foods, They combine, in caafly<Rge*ti!liß
built super-men —men of vim, form, ALL the vital element* of
vigor, sinew—which means one choice fruits, vegetable*, and
hundred per cent health. ‘ grains.
Consider, therefore, the food Th*y are logically the foods for
values of the scientific foods — you—you, who mutt stand the
Fruited Wheat or Fruited Oats, endurance test of every day fife*
Four Killed, Five
Hurt in N. Y. Fire
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.—Three men were
burned to death, one was killed by a fall
and five others were seriously injured in
a fire which late yesterday swept a
five-story building in Maiden Lane, in
the center of the financial district. All
the dead were employed by a diamond
merchant on the top floor.
Boy, 12, Awarded SIOO
for Injury at Plant
Paul A. Dickey, at 12-year-old boy, was
awarded judgment of SIOO by a jury in
superior court, Room 1, for injuries sus
tained by him while employed by the
Booth Furniture Manufacturing Com
pany. He asked $.".000 damages.
Believe Chicago Flu 1
Epidemic at Peak I
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.—Chicago health W
officials today declared their belief
the peak of the influenza epidemic h
has been reached. With 2,500 new cases
reported in the last twenty-four hours
the total number of cases now on rec
ord runs high into the thousands.
The death rate continued to be low,
despite” the large number of cases.
Slightly less than sixty deaths were re
ported in the twenty-four hours preced
ing.
Don’t Pull Together
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 21.—Dr. Gny
Numbers and his wife both are dentists.
They occupy the same offices but they
won’t pull together any more. They are
a divorce.
TRY BOTH—Less
• than a penny a dish
United Cereal Mills
Ltd.
.Quincy, Illinois